Defibrillators help patients with bradycardia -- a slow heartbeat -- by pacing the heartbeat and those with tachycardia -- a fast heartbeat -- by delivering shocks that reset heartbeats to normal.
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The so-called heartbeat bill makes abortions illegal after a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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Ohio The law: Ohio's heartbeat bill bans abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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OPINION: Why the heartbeat law should worry you The heartbeat bill has sparked pushback.
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Fetal heartbeat bills Georgia is one of the latest states to enact a so-called "heartbeat law," meaning virtually all abortions are illegal once a heartbeat is detected.
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House Bill 258, dubbed the "heartbeat bill," would ban abortions when doctors can detect a fetal heartbeat.
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These so-called "heartbeat" laws ban abortion after the point when a fetal heartbeat can be detected.
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Since January, more than a dozen states have introduced "fetal heartbeat" (not truly a heartbeat, according to doctors) bans.
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The antiracist lives by the opposite heartbeat, one that rarely and irregularly sounds in America — the heartbeat of confession.
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Several states including Mississippi, Ohio, Georgia, have already passed "heartbeat bills" banning abortions after a fetal heartbeat can be detected.
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They looked for something called heartbeat-evoked potential, or HEP, which represents the response of the brain to our heartbeat.
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Louisiana has already passed a "heartbeat bill" banning abortions once a fetal heartbeat is detected, with no exceptions for rape or incest.
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The Tennessee bill was originally proposed in February as a "heartbeat" bill, banning abortion as soon as a heartbeat can be detected.
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Heartbeat bills are stacking up, and so are lawsuits against them Mississippi, Kentucky, Arkansas and Georgia also have passed "heartbeat bills" this year.
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Women protest the controversial "heartbeat bill" in Ohio, or HB258, which bans abortion once a fetal heartbeat is detected, in Columbus on Dec.
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It's a more wide-ranging definition than even those in "heartbeat" bills, which indicate that personhood begins with the start of a heartbeat.
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The legislation that was passed in Iowa, dubbed "the heartbeat bill," prohibits doctors from performing an abortion if a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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The bills are referred to as "heartbeat bills" as they ban abortion after a fetus' heartbeat can be heard, typically around six weeks.
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A wave of "heartbeat" bills, which ban abortion once a fetal heartbeat can be detected, has been sweeping the country in recent months.
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"The doctor said, you're the only one who will have this baby's heart beat inside you, you'll know each other's heartbeat," and that became the lullaby: I'm the only one who knows your heartbeat, and you're the only one who knows my heartbeat.
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The Ohio legislature recently proposed a "heartbeat bill," which would have banned abortion from the moment the heartbeat of a fetus can be detected.
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This law is nicknamed a "Heartbeat Law" because it states that abortion is prohibited as soon as a heartbeat can be detected in utero.
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The Ohio state Senate on Wednesday passed a "heartbeat" abortion bill that aims to ban the procedure once a fetus has a detectable heartbeat.
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States such as Kentucky and Georgia passed "heartbeat bans," which would prohibit abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected, around 6 weeks of pregnancy.
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Several other states have passed "heartbeat" laws that prohibit abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected, generally around six to eight weeks into pregnancy.
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The so-called "heartbeat" bill, named for the detection of a fetal heartbeat, easily passed through Louisiana's House of Representatives 79-23 Wednesday night.
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Republicans abandon plans to ban abortion after heartbeat in Iowa Republicans abandon plans to ban abortion after heartbeat in Iowa Republican lawmakers in Iowa gave up on a controversial abortion regulation that would have prevented women from obtaining abortions after a heartbeat is detected.
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The growing trend of anti-abortion measures also includes the controversial "heartbeat bills," which would ban abortion as soon as a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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HB 481, the so-called "heartbeat" law, bans abortions once a fetal heartbeat is detected, which can happen as early as six weeks of pregnancy.
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Take the time to learn and educate others on what the "heartbeat" bill (not really a heartbeat bill at all) and other legislation really means.
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Georgia is one of the latest states to enact a so-called "heartbeat law," meaning virtually all abortions are illegal once a heartbeat is detected.
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Heartbeat recognition could use any wearable with the right sensors MasterCard did its first trials with heartbeat recognition late last year using the Nymi Band.
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Both chambers of the state legislature have now passed the so-called Heartbeat Bill, which would ban abortion after doctors can detect a fetal heartbeat.
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The outrageous bill comes a month after Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signed a "fetal heartbeat" law, which bans abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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Kim Reynolds signed legislation, dubbed "the heartbeat bill," which would prohibit doctors in the state from performing an abortion if a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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The legislation, dubbed "heartbeat" bills, aims to ban abortions once a fetal heartbeat is detectable, which happens as early as six weeks into a pregnancy.
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Mike DeWine (R) said Wednesday that he plans to sign a controversial "heartbeat bill" that would outlaw abortion after the detection of a fetal heartbeat.
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The Republican-led state Senate passed a "heartbeat" abortion bill earlier this month that would ban the procedure once a fetus has a detectable heartbeat.
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She noted that the first-ever "heartbeat" bill, banning abortion as soon as a fetal heartbeat can be detected, was introduced in Ohio in 2011.
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The history of the heartbeat bill To understand how we got where we are, let's turn back the clock and look at the heartbeat bill's history.
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This September, somewhere around six weeks, a new little heartbeat began and, according to the so-called "Heartbeat Bill" on your desk, life had officially begun.
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The so-called "Heartbeat Bill" would ban abortion in the state from the moment the heartbeat of a fetus can be detected -- usually about six weeks.
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Lawmakers in conservative states are passing "heartbeat" bills banning abortion from the moment a heartbeat is detectable, around the sixth week of pregnancy—flagrantly violating Roe.
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Earlier this month, the state's House passed HB 258, known as the "heartbeat bill," which would ban all abortions when a fetal heartbeat can be detected.
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After signing the restrictive "fetal heartbeat" bill that would ban abortion once the fetus' heartbeat could be detected, Edwards faced backlash from his more progressive base.
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Here, "Requiem for Hell" falls into "Ely's Heartbeat," a track that samples the heartbeat of a friend's child in utero, growing into its piano-led swells.
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In recent months, Georgia, Mississippi and Ohio passed "heartbeat bills" prohibiting abortions if a fetal heartbeat can be detected, which can occur as early as six weeks.
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The so-named "heartbeat bill," HB 481, bans abortions as soon as there's a "detectable human heartbeat," which can be as early as 6 weeks into pregnancy.
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Her proposal is in response to the Georgia House's approval of a so-called "heartbeat bill," legislation that would outlaw abortion after a fetus' heartbeat is detected.
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John Milkovich, prohibits abortion as soon as a heartbeat is detected -- similar to so-called fetal heartbeat bills in Mississippi, Ohio, Georgia, Kentucky and, most recently, Missouri.
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The "Heartbeat Bill" aims to ban abortions from the moment the heartbeat of a fetus can be detected -- which usually occurs about six weeks into a pregnancy.
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The so-called heartbeat abortion bans outlaw abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected — usually around six weeks of pregnancy, before most women know they are pregnant.
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A "heartbeat bill" outlaws abortions as soon as a fetal heartbeat can be detected, or after about six weeks, when most people still don't know they're pregnant.
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" When the statesman said he wanted to back heartbeat bills, Aden replied, "Sir, you're aware that no heartbeat bill anywhere has ever saved a human life, right?
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"You feel the heartbeat of the city when, in my later pictures, you feel the heartbeat of the individuals because I moved much, much closer," he said.
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A "heartbeat bill" outlaws abortion when a heartbeat is present, as early as six weeks into a pregnancy, which is before most people even know they are pregnant.
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This year alone, four states have signed so-called "heartbeat" bills that ban abortion as early as six weeks, or as soon as a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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Also known as a "heartbeat bill," the measure requires women seeking an abortion to undergo an ultrasound before the procedure to determine whether the fetus has a heartbeat.
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The Heartbeat Protection Act aims to restrict abortion to just six weeks, roughly the amount of time when a fetal heartbeat can be detected on a sonogram machine.
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The Louisiana state Senate on Monday advanced a "heartbeat" abortion bill that would ban abortion when a fetal heartbeat is detected, as early as six weeks into pregnancy.
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Porter has been called the "godmother of the heartbeat movement," a title she's earned for coming up with the idea of using heartbeat language in anti-abortion legislation.
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Georgia's "heartbeat" law, set to take effect next year, will prohibit most abortions once a physician detects a fetal heartbeat, which is typically discernible at about six weeks.
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Brian Kemp's signature on Tuesday, Georgia became the fourth state this year to pass a "heartbeat" bill, which bans abortion as soon as a fetal heartbeat can be detected.
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News outlets reported that Georgia became the fourth state in 2019 alone to ban abortion after a fetal heartbeat can be detected, lumping it in with other "heartbeat" bills.
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Over the last few months, Georgia, Ohio, Kentucky, Mississippi, Utah and Arkansas have all passed "heartbeat bills," which ban abortions once an embryo or fetus heartbeat can be detected.
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Opponents of "fetal heartbeat" abortion bills note that a fetus's heartbeat is generally detectable at around six weeks, which can be before a woman even knows she is pregnant.
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The so-called heartbeat bill aims to block abortions once a heartbeat is detected, which would essentially ban the procedure by the sixth week of pregnancy in most cases.
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Ohio legislators on Tuesday reintroduced a "heartbeat bill," which bans abortion if a fetal heartbeat can be detected, which can be as early as six weeks into the pregnancy.
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The bill is less strict than the "heartbeat" measure passed on Tuesday that outlaws an abortion as early as six weeks after conception, once a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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The legislation, known as a "heartbeat bill," prohibits abortions once a fetal heartbeat is detectable or as soon as six weeks, which is often before someone knows they're pregnant.
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"It was as if the dessert had a heartbeat ... the heartbeat of the life I'm fighting for," said Susana Quevedo who was deeply moved after eating Roca's white chocolate dessert.
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"Since my husband passed away, they can make the tattoo as his heartbeat, so I might have his heartbeat on my body for the rest of my life," she said.
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One of them, a so-called heartbeat bill, prohibits performing an abortion when a fetal heartbeat can be detected, which can be as early as six weeks into a pregnancy.
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The legislation, known as the heartbeat bill, aims to block abortions once a heartbeat is detected, which would essentially ban the procedure for most by the sixth week of pregnancy.
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" Chuck D picks up the thread: "It's an often misunderstood science of how human beings take to music; every human being has a heartbeat, every living species has a heartbeat.
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The most common of these efforts have been the so-called "heartbeat bills," which prohibit a woman from ending a pregnancy when an ultrasound scan can detect a fetal heartbeat.
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Several states have passed "heartbeat" laws that restrict abortions to the period before a fetal heartbeat can be detected, which can occur as early as six weeks into a pregnancy.
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This time around, however, Ohio lawmakers folded the Heartbeat Bill — which would make abortions after the detection of a fetal heartbeat a felony — into a measure amending Ohio's child abuse laws.
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Missouri's law comes as a wave of anti-abortion "heartbeat" bills sweep the country, banning abortion when a fetal heartbeat can be detected, which can be as early as six weeks.
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The Georgia House on Friday gave final approval to legislation banning abortions after a fetal heartbeat can be detected, sending the so-called "heartbeat" bill to the desk of Republican Gov.
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Brian Kemp (R) threatening to push film production crews not to work in the state if a "heartbeat" abortion bill, which prohibited abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected, became law.
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On Thursday, the Ohio House of Representatives passed what's known as a "heartbeat ban," or a ban on abortion starting around six weeks, at the first detection of a fetal heartbeat.
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The six-week abortion bill, also known as a "heartbeat bill," requires women seeking an abortion to undergo an ultrasound before the procedure to determine whether the fetus has a heartbeat.
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The Heartbeat Protection Act, which he authored in 2017, would ban abortions at the first detection of a heartbeat, which for many women is before they even know they are pregnant.
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Last week, Georgia passed a so-called "heartbeat" bill that would prohibit an abortion once a fetal heartbeat can be picked up — the fourth such bill to be passed in 21987.
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You bet your ass I would — in a heartbeat.
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Heartbeat - touch and hold the screen with two fingers.
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Those brought the total number of bans -- including multiple "heartbeat" bills, which would ban the procedure if a fetal heartbeat is detected -- in 2019 to 26 across 12 states, according to Guttmacher.
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Ohio lawmakers have passed one of the most severe abortion restrictions in the country, a so-called "Heartbeat bill" that bans abortions from taking place after a fetal heartbeat can be detected.
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In January, for example, an Iowa judge struck down that state's heartbeat bill, and on Tuesday, a federal judge in Mississippi expressed deep skepticism about the legality of that state's heartbeat bill.
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Kim Reynolds Iowa legislators passed a so-called heartbeat bill Wednesday that bans abortion after a fetus' heartbeat can be heard through an ultrasound — on average around six weeks into a pregnancy.
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A number of states, including Georgia, have passed "heartbeat" abortion bills that ban abortion once a fetal heartbeat is detected, around six weeks of pregnancy — before most women know they are pregnant.
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Georgia became the fourth state to adopt a "heartbeat" bill, which prohibits the procedure as soon as a fetal heartbeat is detected, banning abortion before many women even know that they're pregnant.
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Just a few days before, Georgia became the fourth state this year alone to ban abortion once a fetal heartbeat (which is not a real "heartbeat" at all, according to doctors) is detected.
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Ohio lawmakers passed the controversial "heartbeat bill" on Tuesday, an anti-abortion measure that outlaws pregnancy as soon as a fetus's heartbeat can be detected, which usually occurs about six weeks after conception.
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These include numbness or tingling of the face, mouth or limbs; weakness in the limbs; paralysis; low blood pressure; irregular heartbeat; chest pain; slow or fast heartbeat; nausea; vomiting; abdominal pain and diarrhea.
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The law, called "heartbeat legislation," bans nearly all abortions after the fetus's heartbeat can be seen or heard, usually after about six weeks of pregnancy — before most women are aware they are pregnant.
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He signed into law the state's "heartbeat bill" to ban abortions as early as six weeks after conception, falling for anti-choice propaganda that what's detected at this stage is even a heartbeat.
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Four states have recently approved so-called fetal "heartbeat" abortion laws that outlaw the procedure once a fetal heartbeat is detected, but Alabama's new bill is now the most restrictive in the country.
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Christina Hagan, 28, spoke joyfully of hearing her first child's heartbeat and then cried as she discussed a recent miscarriage — a pregnancy during which she never got the chance to hear a heartbeat.
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The same year, Ohio lawmakers introduced the first "heartbeat" bill, which would have banned abortion as soon as a fetal heartbeat can be detected, which can be as early as six weeks' gestation.
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In Florida, a fetal heartbeat bill was introduced and failed.
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Mike DeWine signed into law a heartbeat bill in April.
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Shea Diamond: Music, to me personally, is like my heartbeat.
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"Moore's Law is the heartbeat of our company," he said.
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They were measuring her, and they didn't find a heartbeat.
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My clit is thumping with its own heartbeat, demanding more.
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West Virginia introduced a fetal heartbeat bill earlier this year.
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I listened to the little heartbeat and fell in love.
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West Virginia introduced a "fetal heartbeat" bill earlier this year.
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After searching around, he said, 'I can't find a heartbeat.
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The most serious effect would be cardiac arrhythmia (irregular heartbeat).
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" He adds, "The heartbeat is a metaphor for undying love.
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It's got a little heartbeat pulse kick drum thing happening.
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"Oh my gosh, M.A.S.H.," Wyle said without skipping a heartbeat.
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"I would return to Cuba in a heartbeat," said Gross.
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I definitely will say that Buffering is like my heartbeat.
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The young man with the faint heartbeat didn't make it.
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He then fashioned a symphonic score with an African heartbeat.
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Control that heartbeat is all I can try to do.
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For eight years he stood a heartbeat from the presidency.
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For a second I worried that it had a heartbeat.
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Once again he proved the team's heartbeat with three points.
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Your voice, your face, your fingerprint, maybe even your heartbeat.
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My heartbeat would fill my ears and zap my brain.
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People with supraventricular tachycardia suffer from an abnormally fast heartbeat.
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These myocardial injuries include an irregular heartbeat or heart failure.
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New York City, America's financial heartbeat, is a ghost town.
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He read through to the end with an accelerating heartbeat.
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Of course, all of this could change in a heartbeat.
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I would trade my career for Nash's in a heartbeat.
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See Open Jobs You are the heartbeat of the office.
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My child was lovingly cared for until her last heartbeat.
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I would vote for that bill again in a heartbeat.
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If Trump will hv meI'd be his VPin a heartbeat!
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In fact, small businesses are the heartbeat of our communities.
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The baby didn't even have a heartbeat yet, she said.
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"I call it the heartbeat of the pie," she said.
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So goes the south, so goes the heartbeat of America.
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I loved it and would stay again in a heartbeat.
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"I would do it again in a heartbeat," she says.
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She didn't recall the injection that stopped the fetal heartbeat.
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He once treated the former president for an irregular heartbeat.
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At first, I thought I was just noticing my heartbeat.
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In particular, court actions have kept all of the so-called heartbeat bans -- bills outlawing abortion once a fetal heartbeat is detected, as early as six weeks into a pregnancy -- from coming into force.
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The bill makes performing an abortion illegal if an ultrasound detects a fetal heartbeat and calls for criminally punishing any abortion provider who follows through with the procedure after determining a fetal heartbeat exists.
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Kaiser found that voters are split when it comes to "heartbeat" bills, which ban women from having an abortion once a fetal heartbeat is detected and passed into law in six states last year.
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According to Newsweek, the state legislature is considering a new 20-week abortion ban after the failure of a "heartbeat bill"—which would have made early-term abortion illegal once a heartbeat is detected.
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Ohio lawmakers on Tuesday passed a "Heartbeat Bill" that would ban abortions in that state from the moment the heartbeat of a fetus can be detected -- which usually occurs about six weeks into a pregnancy.
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In the past few months, Alabama passed a near-total ban on abortion, while states including Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi and Ohio have passed "heartbeat" bills that ban abortions after a fetal heartbeat can be detected.
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Ohio Governor John Kasich has vetoed the controversial "Heartbeat Bill," an anti-abortion measure that would outlaw pregnancy as soon as a fetus's heartbeat can be detected, which usually occurs about six weeks after conception.
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So-called heartbeat bills — a ban on abortion after a fetal heartbeat is detected, often before a woman even knows she is pregnant — have been on the fringes of the anti-abortion movement for years.
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The doctor says you need an electrocardiogram to check your heartbeat.
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There's a reason why no state has a 'Heartbeat Bill' yet.
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Tell people in your social media spheres about the heartbeat bill.
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Brian Kemp signed a "heartbeat" bill into law on May 7.
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A competing heartbeat bill in New York's state legislature has stalled.
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Brian Kemp signed the "heartbeat bill" into law on May 7.
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It generally would ban abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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There's a reason why no state has a 'Heartbeat Bill' yet.
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Brian Kemp signed the "heartbeat" abortion bill into law last week.
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As early as, I don't know — I had a discernible heartbeat?
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Louisiana's "fetal heartbeat" ban — also introduced by a Democrat, state Sen.
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Now, Pence is standing just a heartbeat away from the presidency.
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"When you hear a baby's heartbeat, everything changes," Pennsylvania state Rep.
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And the blood that flows through this fractal heartbeat is data.
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"In a heartbeat, this could be gone, just gone," he said.
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Like Heartbeat, Forward and One Medical have taken the hybrid approach.
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It was cathartic, and I'd do it again in a heartbeat.
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The bills prohibit abortion once a fetal heartbeat can be detected.
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In March a "heartbeat" bill was signed by Mississippi's Republican governor.
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In reality, heartbeat bills are unlikely to achieve their promised goal.
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John Bel Edwards signed a "heartbeat bill" into law, and Rep.
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His jaw clenched and his breath deepened as his heartbeat increased.
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"We can afford to do that in a heartbeat," Biden said.
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" Marsh-Welton adds, "I'll keep her heartbeat song with me forever.
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Federal courts have overturned heartbeat bills in Iowa and North Dakota.
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Having said that, you adjust to the heartbeat of the city.
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But better than numbers, people were the heartbeat of the campaign.
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The heartbeat bill is the only one he has not signed.
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When it's not, you could have an irregular heartbeat called AFib.
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She said to me that the heartbeat is not very fast.
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"I'd do it again in a heartbeat if I had to."
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Not for a heartbeat do I think I'm Karl Ove Knausgaard.
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The whole actual heartbeat sound effect thing is a bit much.
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DeWine's promised heartbeat bill signature trigger end of Roe v. Wade?
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Kentucky is one of a number of states debating "heartbeat" bills.
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If a heartbeat is found, a physician cannot perform an abortion.
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But some part of me will remember: A heartbeat can stop.
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That is where Beltre, the heartbeat of Beltran's new team, differs.
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It could change in a heartbeat and in a court order.
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But, in May of that year, her heartbeat became more irregular.
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Hearing this, I was his, I was there in a heartbeat.
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But Senate File 359, or the "heartbeat bill," ups the ante.
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The political aim of so-called heartbeat bills is pretty clear.
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But there were two particular images that sent his heartbeat soaring.
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Mike DeWine (R) said he would sign a "heartbeat bill" legislation.
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If a heartbeat is found, a physician cannot perform the procedure.
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On the court, Barrs was the team's heartbeat, its vocal leader.
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You need a heartbeat, a driver's license, and that's about it.
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Ohio lawmakers on Wednesday sent a "heartbeat" abortion bill to Gov.
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But the VP is famously one heartbeat away from the presidency.
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The signing of a six-week fetal heartbeat ban by Gov.
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In January, a state judge struck down Iowa's fetal heartbeat law.
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"It's closest to English speech and to the heartbeat," she said.
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He says he has mixed feelings about the "heartbeat bill" debate.
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Of course, I would work with him again in a heartbeat.
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It doesn't turn off when you hear or see the heartbeat.
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Naseem checked Jawad's heartbeat with a stethoscope, then closed his eyelids.
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And they can just in a heartbeat turn the switch off.
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Other states have passed heartbeat bills that were later declared unconstitutional.
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A groundhog&aposs hibernating heartbeat is only five beats per minute.
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"Wits About You" slowly builds from a heartbeat and churning synths.
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Ferriss also has other tricks, including practicing with an accelerated heartbeat.
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" On May 17, the legislature passed the so-called "Heartbeat Bill.
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" On May 17, the legislature passed the so-called "Heartbeat Bill.
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"I would have these kids again in a heartbeat," she said.
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They made me feel small, just some breath and a heartbeat.
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What if I had returned and there was still a heartbeat?
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Common would do a collabo with Michelle Obama in a heartbeat.
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We didn't know before that our livers pumped, like a heartbeat.
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According to Rewire, a spokesperson for King provided legislative text that indicated that an abortion provider "who knowingly performs an abortion and thereby kills a human fetus" without checking for a heartbeat, telling the patient that a heartbeat exists, or proceeds with the procedure even if a heartbeat is present would face fines and up to five years in prison.
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"So I took a bath, drank cold orange juice, Dalton poked at my belly, and we even listened to her heartbeat with our fetal Doppler (which there was a heartbeat) but still no movement," she wrote.
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And several states have passed so-called "heartbeat" bans, which prohibit abortions once a fetal heartbeat is detected, which can happen as early as six weeks into the pregnancy, before many women know they are pregnant.
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He also clarified that a confidence rating of zero means the device isn't registering a heartbeat at all, and detectives say that Karen's device showed no heartbeat and zero confidence at 3:28 pm and after.
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Alabama now has the nation's strictest abortion law, but other states have also severely narrowed abortion access through the passage of so-called "heartbeat bills" that ban abortions after doctors are able to detect a fetal heartbeat.
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Dubbed the heartbeat bill, the ban would prohibit abortion once a fetal heartbeat can be detected — typically around the six-week mark, long before most women notice they are pregnant — with no exceptions for rape or incest.
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Eight states have introduced total bans on abortion, and many others have passed or are considering "heartbeat" bills, which ban abortion after a fetal heartbeat can be detected, which can be as early as six weeks' gestation.
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Multiple states such as Kentucky and Georgia have passed "heartbeat" abortion bans, outlawing the procedure once a fetal heartbeat is detected, which can be around six weeks of pregnancy and before many women know they are pregnant.
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The ruling comes as a number of U.S. states move to strengthen restrictions on abortion, with a handful of GOP-led legislatures seeking to enact "heartbeat" bills that would ban abortions once a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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Mike DeWine said Wednesday that he will "absolutely" sign a new version of the "heartbeat bill," which would ban abortions when a fetal heartbeat can be detected and had been vetoed by the previous governor, John Kasich.
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In 2019, five states passed so-called "heartbeat" laws, which ban abortions after a doctor can detect a fetal heartbeat in the womb, usually at about six weeks into pregnancy — before most people even know they're expecting.
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The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals struck down Mississippi's 2019 "heartbeat" law, which would have barred the abortion of any fetus with a detectable heartbeat – a development that generally occurs between six and 12 weeks' gestation.
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He had a strong heartbeat, and he came out kicking like crazy.
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To detect heartbeat, trackers beam a green light at a user's wrist.
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These fetal heartbeat bans are unconstitutional due to Planned Parenthood v. Casey.
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Wherever they moved, though, the kitchen was the heartbeat of the home.
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I could feel my heartbeat slow with each focused inhalation and exhalation.
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At that stage of development, it's not really a "heartbeat" at all.
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At 10 weeks, we heard our baby's heartbeat for the first time.
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A woman's vital signs and baby's heartbeat should be monitored closely throughout.
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The patient's heartbeat eventually returned and he began breathing on his own.
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Brian Kemp signed the heartbeat bill into law in Georgia, prompting outrage.
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People with low heartbeat accuracy also tend to objectify their bodies more.
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And in the world of space, 2024 is only a heartbeat away.
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My music is real soulful and has a different heartbeat to it.
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He's planning studies to investigate whether heartbeat training might therefore increase empathy.
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Not just the heartbeat, but the hissing of oxygen through the bloodstream.
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The basslike surdo, the heartbeat of any samba song, set the pace.
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She'd gone with me to hear Alex's first heartbeat at six weeks.
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"If they ask me to, I'd go in a heartbeat", she said.
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One thing I could not test (thankfully) was the irregular heartbeat notification.
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DH Victor Martinez (irregular heartbeat) was released from a hospital Saturday morning.
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Louisiana passed a bill banning abortions if a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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If these were under-$100 earphones, I'd order them in a heartbeat.
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Once you hit send, it animates an image of your unique heartbeat.
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My heartbeat slowed and I sank on to the staircase's bottom step.
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My heartbeat clacked around my body and my intestines felt like cement.
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My home is in jeopardy but... everything with a heartbeat is safe.
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"I would do it all over again in a heartbeat," he said.
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Instead of evolving over many centuries, most emerged in a relative heartbeat.
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They'll suck the bottom out of those gas stations in a heartbeat.
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A steady, heartbeat of deep, subterranean bass from low-lying sub-woofers.
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My heartbeat came to a thud as my boss delivered the news.
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After a sonogram confirmed the baby's heartbeat, though, the excitement kicked in.
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We understand a need for the process to happen in a heartbeat.
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I could just feel my chest and feel my heartbeat wasn't consistent.
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"Moments of glorious combat became the heartbeat for that raid," Smith said.
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I asked him here, just to be clear: That's the 'heartbeat,' then?
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I would see my crush and my heartbeat would just go crazy.
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"The baby doesn't have a heartbeat," the doctor said gently, almost apologetically.
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A novel that's not brilliantly written I'll put down in a heartbeat.
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Our heartbeat quickens, strengthening the flow of blood to our vital organs.
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And among the traders, more accurate heartbeat awareness was correlated with profitability.
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I bet she'd change her behavior in a heartbeat — if she could.
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Post-spew, Sheila no longer has a heartbeat and is probably undead.
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Mr Trump declared he'd embrace waterboarding "in a heartbeat" because "it works".
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Because, like that, in a heartbeat, by a vote, things can change.
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Jameis: Now we gotta do it one way, one team, one heartbeat.
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Team: Now we gotta do it one way, one team, one heartbeat.
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He'd been waiting for this moment but his heartbeat was still something.
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Take Missouri, where a heartbeat bill passed the state House last month.
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The sun was lower, I was drained, but we had a heartbeat.
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"In a heartbeat, Harry was out of the house," Mr. McLean said.
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If I'm asked to keep volunteering, I'll say yes in a heartbeat.
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Believe me, it makes those boring moments go by in a heartbeat.
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With each heartbeat, she pumps out more blood, and she breathes faster.
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I do feel like their relationship is the heartbeat of the film.
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By 103:28 in the afternoon, the Fitbit wasn't registering a heartbeat.
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" He said that "the cities of America are the heartbeat of America.
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John Bel Edwards, a Democrat, signed the state's "heartbeat" bill last year.
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The control unit can identify the driver by their heartbeat and breathing.
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Remember, we could solve this in a heartbeat with ranked-choice voting.
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Republican Pennsylvania legislators introduced a heartbeat bill in October -- despite Democratic Gov.
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I get to hear the baby's heartbeat and I melt a bit.
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And there it burned for six weeks until it had a heartbeat.
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Heartbeat Opera is an even newer arrival, having sprung up in 2014.
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A fetal heartbeat usually can be detected around six weeks of pregnancy.
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Brown, You've Got a Lovely Daughter" and "Can't You Hear My Heartbeat.
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This year, Kentucky, Mississippi, Ohio, and Georgia have all passed heartbeat bills.
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Hearing a heartbeat for the first time during the ultrasound, and then watching doctors shine light on unresponsive pupils two years later, you stop thinking of a heartbeat as a constant, and more as a favorable weather condition.
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The law would not only outlaw abortion once the fetal heartbeat is detected, at about six weeks, but also establish a felony punishment for any doctors who perform an abortion on a fetus who has a detectable heartbeat.
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Curt Nisly announced his plan to introduce a total abortion ban, and earlier this week Ohio lawmakers passed a "heartbeat bill" that would ban abortions after a fetal heartbeat can be detected, which is usually around six weeks.
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Attorneys for the American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio and the ACLU Reproductive Freedom Project have filed a lawsuit to block Ohio's so-called heartbeat bill, which bans abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected, before it takes effect.
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Mike DeWine signed into law on Thursday the state's so-called heartbeat bill, which bans abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected -- as early as six weeks into a pregnancy, before many women even know that they are pregnant.
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"[They] are the heartbeat of this musical," Jackman says of Pasek and Paul.
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Then, you have the beginning of civilization: heartbeat, laughter, footsteps, the first tools.
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Sarah, despite the mysteriousness of his heartbeat, said his condition is well-managed.
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I checked her heartbeat every day, up until the day she was born.
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Not one state has managed to put a heartbeat bill into lasting practice.
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Why these bills don't make it What exactly makes a heartbeat bill unconstitutional?
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"He would do it again in a heartbeat," says his brother, Raymond Feis.
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In others, the irregular heartbeat is "paroxysmal," that is, it comes and goes.
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Brian Kemp this month signed into law the so-called "fetal heartbeat" bill.
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And more states, including Missouri and Louisiana, could soon enact similar "heartbeat" bills.
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The animated short film, "In a Heartbeat," also earned a special recognition award.
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Your heartbeat can influence how you feel and how intensely you feel it.
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Scientists who study interoception often use heartbeat detection tasks to investigate this variability.
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We also think we can probably get a pretty accurate read on heartbeat.
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Mr Kasich's veto is unlikely to be the end of Ohio's heartbeat bill.
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"We went in for a sonogram, and there wasn't a heartbeat," said Warren.
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In geological terms, that is a heartbeat; Finland's bedrock is 1.9bn years old.
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The vice-presidential candidates are only a heartbeat away from the actual presidency.
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Heartbeat is operating under the premise that apps alone can't fix health care.
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"I ate a big sandwich and it has a heartbeat," Perlongo, 30, wrote.
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Last summer, Iowa's heartbeat bill was blocked before it could go into effect.
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I checked her heartbeat every day, up until the day she was born.
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These states are among a dozen to have introduced heartbeat bills this year.
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In fact, I would go back in heartbeat, even just for the chocolate.
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"[They] are the heartbeat of this musical," Jackman said of Pasek and Paul.
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When the two heard the heartbeat, they knew they couldn't abandon the pregnancy.
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In 2000, Hausknecht treated former president George H.W. Bush for an irregular heartbeat.
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I began to focus on the sound of my heartbeat through the water.
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We can feel our heartbeat almost choking off our admittedly extremely witty thoughts.
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The answer, as you and I would know in a heartbeat, is d.
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It takes advantage of the "heartbeat" feature that makes sure connections remained open.
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Security is there in a heartbeat and hurls the guy into the crowd.
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The heartbeat tattoo manages to make a huge statement in an understated way.
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Our mother's heartbeat is one of our first experiences as a human being.
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There's darkness now, and your own heartbeat against the quiet of the night.
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If someone's sitting next to you, you begin to hear their heartbeat, too.
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I could imagine the muscles of his digestive system contracting, his heartbeat slowing.
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Several other states in recent months have passed similar "fetal heartbeat" abortion restrictions.
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Brian Kemp (R) last week, bans abortion once a fetal heartbeat is detectable.
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I would hop on another basic economy flight with Alaska in a heartbeat.
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One had a very slow heartbeat but responded well to treatment, Chokedamrongsook said.
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Brian Kemp (R) on Tuesday signed "fetal heartbeat" legislation to ban most abortions.
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"Heartbeat" is at its best when it shows a cheeky sense of humor.
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I find myself taking stock of my heartbeat very often throughout the day.
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"We are seeing the heartbeat bill as the next incremental step," she said.
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Oxehealth uses existing cameras to monitor a patient's heartbeat and other vital signs.
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A heartbeat later, it was filled with the six men and their guns.
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Her heartbeat and brain waves are detectable just a few weeks after conception.
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The pup's heartbeat slows down if a hand is placed on its back.
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I saw the tiny embryo inside me, its first flicker of a heartbeat.
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In the second embryo, which was close by, the heartbeat had already stopped.
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Heartbeat bills have passed, and been suspended in court challenges, in several states.
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The relationship between Nathaniel and Ben provides the true heartbeat of the novel.
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There is momentum building for fetal-heartbeat bills in Republican-dominated state legislatures.
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I walked to hear the rhythm of my feet and of my heartbeat.
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Neither the heartbeat bills nor the Alabama law has gone into effect yet.
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The vp is always "a heartbeat away," as they say, but Virginia Sen.
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The organization urged Ohio's governor to veto the heartbeat legislation presented in 2016.
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I flew back to New York to get my checkup — and no heartbeat.
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Some wore continuous glucose monitors, and some wore heartbeat trackers on their wrists.
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The first time that they saw the fetal heartbeat on ultrasound, they wept.
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He has removed what one scholar calls "the heartbeat of racism" -- white denial.
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After being repeatedly refused an abortion, she waited days until the heartbeat stopped.
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Most likely, you'd help them in a heartbeat, because you care about them.
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In the silence he could hear only his heartbeat and his heavy breathing.
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If I could take back what I did, I would in a heartbeat.
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It depicts the jagged line of a heart monitor before Deveau's last heartbeat.
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The final category was the heartbeat of the ballroom experience: the vogue competition.
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Whether conception, heartbeat, or pain, these markers can all achieve the same end.
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She checked my heartbeat and said everything sounded alright, despite my nervous grin.
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A state judge has ruled that Iowa's "fetal heartbeat" abortion law is unconstitutional.
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"Aces nation has lost its heartbeat," Downer said, referring to the school's mascot.
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Ajax's Twitter account said that it was a matter of an irregular heartbeat.
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"I would drive an R.V. in a heartbeat," she said with a laugh.
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No state has been able to put a heartbeat bill into lasting practice.
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She said the calls had started the day after the heartbeat bill passed.
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When a narwhal is frightened, its heartbeat slows to four beats per minute.
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A child has a heartbeat just three and a half weeks after fertilization.
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Hours later, Wahhaj told her the boy's heartbeat was going in and out.
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They promised her the fetus would feel no pain before stopping its heartbeat.
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Ms. Amiri said the fetal heartbeat bill would effectively eliminate abortion in Kentucky.
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Porter applauded the Alabama law, saying it was better than her heartbeat bill.
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Regardless how things go, I would do it all again in a heartbeat.
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Gotta say, we can get used to bikini Britney in a heartbeat. Aloha!
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The Alabama law comes on the heels of a wave of "heartbeat" bills that ban abortion as soon as a fetal heartbeat can be detected, which can be as early as six weeks, before many people know they are pregnant.
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Mike DeWine signed a so-called "fetal heartbeat" law, which bans abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected, which can come as early as the 6-week mark -- a time when some women may still not even know they are pregnant.
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The researchers partnered with the heartbeat monitor company iRhythm and used the company's massive data set collected via its wearable heartbeat monitor to train a deep neural network model on 30,000, 30-second clips from patients with arrhythmias over several months.
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Several other Republican-controlled states, including Georgia and Ohio, have recently passed so-called "heartbeat" laws, which outlaw abortion if a doctor is able to detect a fetal heartbeat, which can occur as early as six weeks into a pregnancy.
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Brian Kemp and other state lawmakers signed "heartbeat bills" into laws, which would ban abortions once a fetal heartbeat is detected, many high-profile individuals — from filmmakers to hundreds of CEOs — have spoken out publicly in support of abortion rights.
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Senate File 359, or the "heartbeat bill," will bar physicians from performing the procedure after a fetal heartbeat is detected, which can be as early as six weeks, when it is common for women not to know they are pregnant yet.
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In recent months, "heartbeat" bills and other restrictions on abortion have captured nationwide attention.
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That said, even without a jacket I'd go back out there in a heartbeat.
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I lost that pregnancy around week 8 or 9, after we heard a heartbeat.
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Even the computer generated tones take something from the natural world, mimicking a heartbeat.
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"The heartbeat of racism is denial — the denial of racist ideas, policies, and acts."
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"I ate a big sandwich and it has a heartbeat," Perlongo wrote on Instagram.
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This year, lawmakers in 15 states have lined up to introduce fetal heartbeat legislation.
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If that's what it would take for me to accomplish something... in a heartbeat.
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If your heartbeat is normal, the reading will show up as a sinus rhythm.
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I would mix the Crymax up for him in a heartbeat over that drama.
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Love is the heartbeat of our community, and that can never, ever be defeated.
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Brian Kemp signed a bill that would ban abortions after a heartbeat is detected.
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Where a heartbeat is the fruit of sound We call brisk grace, your heretofore.
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"He would do it again in a heartbeat," his brother, Raymond Feis, told PEOPLE.
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"Despacito" is equal parts heartbeat, heat, sweat, and skin, making it perfect for summer.
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Brian Kemp signed legislation in May banning abortions once a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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Kentucky The law: Kentucky also passed a heartbeat bill this year that Republican Gov.
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I found out at a routine ultrasound that there was no longer a heartbeat.
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Republicans' "heartbeat" bill — which passed the House last week — was previously vetoed by Gov.
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States that have passed abortion restrictions: Louisiana passed a fetal heartbeat law in May.
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We'd do it in a heartbeat because he's the most talented person on earth.
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Four governors have signed bills banning abortion if an embryonic heartbeat can be detected.
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But if King T'Challa isn't available, I'd gladly follow King Thor in a heartbeat.
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That right there is the heartbeat of the universe, and LIGO is the stethoscope.
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Sending digital kisses or your heartbeat can be more confusing than it should be.
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This compilation of links, pictures and conversations can divert your focus in a heartbeat.
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Its daily rise and fall is their heartbeat, an unseen spectacle of planetary extent.
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However, 200 of them had been diagnosed with paroxysmal atrial fibrillation (an abnormal heartbeat).
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"He would do it again in a heartbeat," his brother, Raymond Feis, tells PEOPLE.
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They'll tell you in a heartbeat that something is too hard, maybe even impossible.
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In most pregnancies, a baby's heartbeat can be detected around the six-week mark.
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The heartbeat laws promise to become a lightning rod in the upcoming presidential election.
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" Richie, 68, called live performances "the heartbeat" of music, explaining, "We see the fans.
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State lawmakers then reintroduced a "heartbeat" bill late last year after newly elected Gov.
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A similar "heartbeat" bill was a subject of controversy in Ohio, where former Gov.
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State lawmakers then reintroduced a "heartbeat" bill late last year after newly elected Gov.
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Brian Kemp (R) signed legislation banning abortions once a fetus has a detectable heartbeat.
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One had a very slow heartbeat but had responded well to treatment, Chokedamrongsook said.
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Mike DeWine's (R) desk, that would ban abortions once a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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The animals are fitted with infrared bio-sensors which monitor their heartbeat and movement.
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"My wife always says, 'If we become millionaires, we're moving back in a heartbeat.'"
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Using AI, doctors can detect heart failure from one heartbeat with 100 percent accuracy.
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She could see the objects in her room, get stomachaches, and notice her heartbeat.
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North Dakota eventually became the first state to pass a heartbeat bill, in 2013.
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It's a frenzied heartbeat, because you're doing something wrong for all the right reasons.
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Unlike others, the lucky ones, I've never felt Mama's heartbeat close to my face.
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The tepid beat—barely faster than your heartbeat—the choral whirls and clambering strings.
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You'd send your partner cutesy messages and even real-time updates on your heartbeat.
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The FDA says pure caffeine can cause vomiting, diarrhea, erratic heartbeat, seizures and death.
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Milk Crates with slipcovered stills, a photograph Of an actor sells in a heartbeat.
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To explain his prized pupil's heartbeat, Weinstein reached back even further into baseball lore.
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But then, at eight weeks, an ultrasound revealed that her fetus had no heartbeat.
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You can annoy your doctor with PDFs and 20-second clips of your heartbeat.
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In each, the electrical system that maintains a regular heartbeat had been short-circuited.
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John Kasich vetoed a bill prohibiting abortions when a fetal heartbeat can be detected.
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Still, the current increase in heartbeat legislation is concerning for some reproductive rights advocates.
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The bill suggests that standard be scrapped, and replaced with something else: a heartbeat.
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Already, the governors of Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi and Ohio have signed fetal heartbeat bills.
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The kitchen is the heartbeat of a home and, by extension, of a community.
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Heart cells need sodium pumps to build enough electrical charge to deliver a heartbeat.
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And then, a scan just before Christmas showed there was no heartbeat, no movement.
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I felt his heartbeat flutter and wondered if he would make it until morning.
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When a nurse moved a monitor across her belly, Landrum couldn't hear a heartbeat.
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Higher doses can lead to caffeine intoxication, with its shakiness, nervousness, and irregular heartbeat.
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It turned out the pregnancy wasn't viable — a heartbeat wasn't detected at eight weeks.
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Ariana Grande said she would sample the lip kit queen's voice in a heartbeat.
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Iowa enacted a heartbeat bill but a federal judge struck it down in January.
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But as Abbie's mother laid her head upon her chest, she felt a heartbeat.
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In Ohio, just about everyone seems surprised that the so-called heartbeat bill passed.
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" In turn, Mr. Busch said: "Your heartbeat is the rhythm of your beautiful soul.
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Children describe symptoms, 'Every heartbeat hurts,' 'I can't feel my heart,' of emotional pain.
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The theatricality is wearing thin, and relative world calm can change in a heartbeat.
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During a heart attack, an irregular heartbeat can lead to cardiac arrest and death.
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For much of human history, death was synonymous with the cessation of the heartbeat.
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The voyage had truly been an adventure — one I'd take again in a heartbeat.
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For more on the heartbeat bills being introduced around the country, read Vox's explainer.
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Mississippi isn't the only state to pass a so-called "heartbeat" bill this year.
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Because the fetus still had a heartbeat, they were unable to care for me.
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It's often referred to as a "heartbeat bill" and seeks to ban abortions at the time when a fetus' heartbeat can be detected, which can be as early as six weeks into a pregnancy -- before many women even know that they are pregnant.
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I can fall asleep in a heartbeat and put that out of my mind in a heartbeat, but then three or four hours of sleep, and I'll wake right up, and I'll think: 'Discus, damn it, how can I say this better?
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The announcement comes amid the passage of restrictive abortion laws in several states, including "heartbeat" bills outlawing the procedure once a fetal heartbeat is detected, often around six weeks, in Georgia and Ohio and an Alabama measure that would outlaw almost all abortions.
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"Life With the Lions" includes Ms. Ono chant-reading a newspaper article about the "Two Virgins" scandal, a radio-static piece, two minutes of silence and "Baby's Heartbeat," a recording of the actual heartbeat of the child Ms. Ono had been carrying.
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Since many women don't know they're pregnant at the six-week mark, these bans—which conservative lawmakers call "fetal heartbeat" bills, since they seek to ban abortion at the first detection of a supposed fetal heartbeat—amount to total bans on abortion.
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Most of these bans center on the idea that abortions should be banned as soon as the fetal heartbeat is detected; that's because "a heartbeat proves that there's life that deserves protection under law," according to a state representative in Kentucky, Robert Goforth.
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"Pulse will always continue to be the heartbeat of Orlando," she told the morning show.
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We had gotten a few months into it, and we got to see the heartbeat.
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I waited two weeks to make sure the heartbeat wasn't just hiding behind something else.
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"I even told the officer I would do it again in a heartbeat," he added.
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Iowa was the next state to enact a heartbeat bill, in May 2018, Nash said.
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An ultrasound at a local medical center revealed she had miscarried, the baby's heartbeat undetectable.
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No state has been able to put a so-called heartbeat bill into lasting practice.
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Listen closely and the ambient soundtrack sounds like a heartbeat rising from within the earth.
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It recognizes me from my face, voice, heartbeat, and transforms itself into my phone interface.
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Though heartbeat bans have been successfully signed into law before, they've never gone into effect.
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And more states, like Missouri and Louisiana, have "heartbeat bills" moving through their state legislatures.
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We bought a little handheld baby monitor, and they love listening to the baby's heartbeat.
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A fetal heartbeat bill in West Virginia was introduced in the state House in February.
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Brian Kemp signed a bill that bans abortions if a fetal heartbeat can be detected.
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Signs of dehydration are dry mouth, thirst, dark or no urine, lightheadedness, fatigue, rapid heartbeat.
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I don't know what would have happened to me if I had heard a heartbeat.
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In Iowa, a state judge in January ruled its own "fetal heartbeat" law was unconstitutional.
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The same organisation says the Ohio heartbeat bill is a "drastic" challenge to abortion rights.
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Other treatments include pacemakers and implantable cardioverter defibrillators (ICD) to treat ventricular arrhythmias (irregular heartbeat).
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The Soli sensor, in the phone right now, can... How does it detect a heartbeat?
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This is Data with a Heartbeat, with Lam Thuy Vo, Dominc Holden, and Shannon Keating.
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Matt says he couldn't hear her heartbeat, but that she hesitated and didn't kill him.
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Courts blocked heartbeat laws in two other states and a third is awaiting governor's action.
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AliveCor's mobile ECG device might be able to do more than just record your heartbeat.
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"The Heartbeat of Wounded Knee: Native America from 1890 to the Present" by David Treuer
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On "Out the Hood" and "Who You Foolin," they give his "hood melodies" a heartbeat.
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Heartbeat legislation began as a model bill that was circulated by fringe anti-abortion groups.
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Brian Kemp signed one of the most high-profile so-called heartbeat bills in May.
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The sound of a heartbeat runs through the film, until it flatlines at the end.
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Perhaps most importantly, there's only one application: no phone, no messaging, no heartbeat, just... time.
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" The name "Pulse" is derived from the idea of John's heartbeat "reverberating throughout the club.
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A similar heartbeat bill was also passed by lawmakers in late 2016, but Republican Gov.
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Ron Hood explicitly said he hopes the heartbeat bill will be used to challenge Roe.
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Unsurprisingly, Zed's dreams are a major no-no in the status-and-heartbeat obsessed Seabrook.
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"If I could buy more art, I would do that in a heartbeat," says Zhao.
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"In a heartbeat," she shared, when asked if she'd be down for a spinoff series.
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Previously, it has been found that the heartbeat detection ability is increased by stress levels.
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Customers can review that plan online at any time by logging into the Heartbeat system.
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But while states have passed these so-called "heartbeat" bills, none have gone into effect.
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In so many ways, Newton is the face and heartbeat of the NFL in 2016.
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"This is Berlin, a pounding heartbeat grown out of a divided nation," a voiceover says.
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MDMA crystals are now stars in their eyes, and the kick drum is a heartbeat.
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The heartbeat and the integrity of it began with Jonathan's goodness and sense of justice.
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Similar "fetal heartbeat" abortion measures are currently being considered in Florida, South Carolina and Louisiana.
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To date, four other states have signed "heartbeat bills" into laws including Ohio, Kentucky, Mississippi.
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In the last week, Kentucky and Mississippi both signed their respective heartbeat bans into law.
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"The heartbeat is a symbol of love," Schreck, a Park Hills, Kentucky, resident, tells PEOPLE.
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"Brian recorded AJ's heartbeat when I was 35 weeks pregnant," Kiana Carter, 21, tells PEOPLE.
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He brings up scientists in Japan trying to use a heartbeat to generate electrical power.
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The cost of "happily ever after" is rising faster than a stressed-out bride's heartbeat.
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"Having a fast heartbeat and freaking out is not going to do anything," Taillon said.
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Like the heartbeat bills around the country, it will almost certainly be challenged in court.
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The vice president is, as the saying goes, only a heartbeat away from the presidency.
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" Bourassa had previously shared a video from an ultrasound, writing, "Got to see heartbeat today.
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Tap Edit > Vibration > and select the vibration you'd like to include, from staccato to heartbeat.
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Martinez was placed on the 10-day disabled list June 16 with an irregular heartbeat.
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How is all of that somehow equal to a hopeless heartbeat in a dying body?
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They know how easily it can all shatter in a blink, a flash, a heartbeat.
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THE HEARTBEAT OF WOUNDED KNEE: Native America From 1890 to the Present, by David Treuer.
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"We have no doubt that consumers will recognize it in a heartbeat," Mr. Marques said.
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Yes — but in the wild world of Westeros, story arcs can change in a heartbeat.
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The measure would stop doctors from performing an abortion after a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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If the ticket wins, the vice president sits a heartbeat away from the Oval Office.
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Were it not for his religious fanaticism, I would vote for Pence in a heartbeat.
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This is how Ohio, of all places, also just enacted a fetal-heartbeat abortion bill.
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However, the recent proposal follows the state's passage of a "heartbeat bill," signed by Gov.
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Brian Kemp (R) became the latest state leader to sign a fetal "heartbeat" abortion ban.
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In June, a federal judge halted Iowa's controversial new "heartbeat law," issuing a temporary injunction.
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The heartbeat of a vital movement was hijacked by the left for their own purposes.
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The proposal, presented on Thursday, acts as an update to Ohio's "heartbeat bill" that Gov.
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I just saw the headline, a court struck down another heartbeat bill for another state.
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His hiccups weren't responding to drugs, and he also had tachycardia—an abnormally fast heartbeat.
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Palin was nearly a single heartbeat away from being the leader of the free world.
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" Michelle Pfeiffer says she would play Catwoman in a stand-alone movie "in a heartbeat.
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In 2007 there was "With Every Heartbeat," then came "Dancing on My Own" in 2010.
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Hence, the heartbeat law is expected to drastically reduce the number of abortions in Georgia.
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The so-called fetal "heartbeat" laws ban abortion before many women even know they're pregnant.
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Louisiana lawmakers voted to ban most abortions as soon as a heartbeat can be detected.
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" And something particularly appropriate, she added, when singing spirituals, which she called "black heartbeat music.
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Georgia is the fourth state to enact a so-called fetal heartbeat law this year.
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Brian Kemp of Georgia signed a "fetal heartbeat" bill that bans abortions after six weeks.
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But there was a moral foundation, an integrity that was the heartbeat of John McCain.
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The condition can lead to chest pain, shortness of breath and a rapid, irregular heartbeat.
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On Wednesday, Eaton was able to hear his heartbeat through Lola for the first time.
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"So if he needs to have accessibility downstairs, I'll move my room in a heartbeat."
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I went in for an ultrasound at around seven weeks, and there was no heartbeat.
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Odds: 80/1How they could win: Tyrann Mathieu is the heartbeat of the Chiefs defense.
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"My favorite moments were driving around the city, feeling its heartbeat," she tells Business Insider.
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"Aces Nation has lost its heartbeat," Gregg Downer, who coached Bryant, said in a statement.
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Earlier this week, a judge stopped Kentucky's version of the heartbeat bill from becoming law.
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"There is a heartbeat for water polo here and I just love that," Steffens said.
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Steve King (R-Iowa), has authored legislation to prohibit abortion when a heartbeat is detected.
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In January, an Iowa judge struck down that state's fetal heartbeat bill, declaring it unconstitutional.
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That said, there can be side-effects, including dizziness, nausea, hiccups, racing heartbeat, and others.
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If there were an award for world's cutest zebu, he'd win it in a heartbeat.
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"There was no heartbeat today at my scan...so it's over..," she said on Instagram.
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After he rejects her second kiss, Brianna seems to age five years in a heartbeat.
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THE HEARTBEAT OF WOUNDED KNEE Native America From 219 to the Present By David TreuerIllustrated.
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The city's affection for the smoother side of the industry has a strong local heartbeat.
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The short-term effects of lows are dizziness, anxiety, rapid heartbeat, clumsiness, and general stupidity.
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The macro trend is we are putting a digital heartbeat in everything that is inanimate.
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There was no chance the pregnancy would progress, but the fetus still had a heartbeat.
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"With all the respect I can muster to my many friends in the heartbeat movement, no heartbeat bill anywhere has ever saved a human life because, to my knowledge, they've all been struck down by federal and state judges -- and that was predictable," Aden said.
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That changed for some companies this year after Alabama lawmakers approved a near-total ban on abortion, and as "heartbeat" laws, which prohibit abortions when a fetal heartbeat is detected or as early as six weeks into a pregnancy, gained new traction in several states.
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" She quickly changed her tune on her preference for permanent ink (versus piercings): "But, I gotta admit, since my husband passed away, they can make the tattoo as his heartbeat, so I might have his heartbeat on my body for the rest of my life.
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RELATED: Anthony Kennedy didn't save the liberals Iowa's "heartbeat" law prohibits doctors from performing an abortion if a fetal heartbeat can be detected, which can happen as early as six weeks, with exceptions in the case of certain instances of rape, incest or medical emergency.
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So-called "heartbeat bills," which would ban abortion as soon as ultrasound can detect a heartbeat — at as early as six weeks, when the embryo, not yet even considered a fetus, is one-quarter inch long — have received a good deal of public attention. Gov.
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Earlier this year, its chief legal counsel Steve Aden told VICE News that the group has not focused on supporting so-called "heartbeat bills," which restrict abortion as soon as a fetal heartbeat is detected — or as early as six weeks into a pregnancy.
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It's to her credit and his that "One Heartbeat" doesn't look remotely like a McIntyre piece.
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So if he's good enough — I know these people — they would sign him in a heartbeat.
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And possibly if I'm wearing an Apple Watch or something else, my heartbeat and everything else.
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Georgia became the fourth state this year to ban abortion after a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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That fell in line with how the original heartbeat bill was received in 2011, Nash said.
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Back then, she said, the heartbeat bill was seen as too "radical" to most abortion opponents.
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And honestly, I would trade places with her in a heartbeat just to know she's safe.
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John Kasich vetoed the heartbeat measure Tuesday, saying it contradicted the court's current rulings on abortion.
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Like other stimulants, synthetic cathinones can cause a euphoria, loss of appetite, and a rapid heartbeat.
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Opponents in the medical community, however, say the metric determining a heartbeat is at times dubious.
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Some say "fetal heartbeat" is a misnomer, and "fetal pole cardiac activity" would be more accurate.
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Provisions of the heartbeat bill were "clearly contrary" to the Supreme Court's current rulings on abortion.
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The Premier League may be an increasingly global product, but it must retain that local heartbeat.
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Louisiana lawmakers passed a "heartbeat bill" on May 29, with no exceptions for rape or incest.
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Kentucky passed a "heartbeat" bill in March, but a federal judge stopped it from being enforced.
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Your individual and unique heartbeat filling the gallery is an empowering, nearly out-of-body experience.
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Nü-metal still held a heartbeat, and metalcore couldn't quite find its footing in mainstream music.
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I remember that anxious heartbeat of the song's hammering synth matching the beat of my own.
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By March 22, and at the behest of the Canadian government, the WHA had a heartbeat.
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Sometimes a person in a flotation tank could feel more anxious when faced with their heartbeat.
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It defines an "unborn child with a detectable human heartbeat" as a living person with rights.
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Mike DeWine says he will follow through on his pledge to sign the heartbeat bill Thursday.
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If a woman gave a coworker a live rat, she'd be deemed "crazy" in a heartbeat.
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In Missouri, lawmakers recently passed legislation that would ban abortion after a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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In patients with serious heartbeat variations, a failure in the device could result in cardiac arrest.
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After the first alarm, the watch began beeping every 10 minutes with the rapid heartbeat warning.
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"I flew back to New York to get my check up – and no heartbeat," she said.
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David Treuer's The Heartbeat of Wounded Knee, nominated for Nonfiction, tells the history of American Indians.
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Kim Reynolds signed into law a heartbeat bill, which was set to take effect in July.
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If there's one person whose career advice I'd take in a heartbeat, it's director Ava DuVernay.
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Just this year, four states — Georgia, Kentucky, Ohio, and Mississippi — have passed so-called "heartbeat" laws.
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After additional testing, they did find the heartbeat and also treated Torres for cuts and swelling.
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"The doctor came in and said 'There's no heartbeat,' " recalls Crews, 39, of Virginia Beach, Virginia.
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Only one step separates House Bill 493, known as the "Heartbeat Bill," from becoming law: Gov.
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After being stunned, Schrock went into ventricular fibrillation, a condition marked by a wildly erratic heartbeat.
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This, like several heartbeat bills, has no exceptions for pregnancies that result from rape or incest.
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With every breath, my heartbeat came back into rhythm and blood traveled back to my extremities.
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It's expected that the watch will track steps and heartbeat while providing access to various features.
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The rush of state-level heartbeat bills represents a shift in strategy by some anti-abortionists.
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Jansen — who has a heart condition that can cause an irregular heartbeat at high altitudes, MLB.
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Rocket League's heartbeat is purity, and the sky-high standard of RLCS was a wonderful showcase.
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"The biology is the biggest hurdle ... at every heartbeat men produce thousands of sperm," he says.
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In 2000, Hausknecht treated Bush for an irregular heartbeat after the 41st president complained about lightheadedness.
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Since January, more than a dozen states have introduced abortion bans once a "fetal heartbeat," i.e.
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In 2000, Hausknecht treated Bush for an irregular heartbeat after the ex-president complained about lightheadedness.
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The Georgia Senate voted Friday to ban abortion as soon as a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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With each heartbeat a pressure wave rippled out from his heart and risked tearing the artery.
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Both times the heartbeat issue arose, it was while pitching in the high altitude of Denver.
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His long list of credits also includes parts in TV shows Citizen Smith, Chancer, and Heartbeat.
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Dolls can have a heartbeat module or contraption that makes them breathe when you touch them.
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The Zio NeoCon Mossad boys would not dare touch him if I was heartbeat from presidency.
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King's office confirmed to Rewire that HR 490 is the first national "heartbeat bill" ever introduced.
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It's been a totally new experience, developing this, but I'd do it again in a heartbeat.
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The Ohio Senate on Wednesday approved controversial legislation banning abortion after a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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They stare at, and glide toward, one another to the unmistakable, unfortunate sound of a heartbeat.
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The complexion of the match changed in a heartbeat as Medvedev overpowered the previously dominant Djokovic.
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"I went to the doctor, did the ultrasound and they found the heartbeat," Anderson told Portwood.
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The 85033 million small businesses in the United States are the heartbeat of our nation's economy.
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Or might it be something subtler and seemingly unrelated — namely, an awareness of one's own heartbeat?
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But they say that, given the chance, they would return to the temple in a heartbeat.
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The measure, HB 481, will bar doctors from performing abortions once a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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But McCain, who can generate anger in a heartbeat, shows not the faintest trace of resentment.
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Being a politically engaged electorate is not only important, it's the heartbeat of a healthy democracy.
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"When you put your hands, you feel the heartbeat of the other," Lozano-Hemmer told Hyperallergic.
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Brian Kemp signed a bill that would ban abortions if a fetal heartbeat can be detected.
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Brian Kemp signed the "heartbeat bill," one of the most restrictive abortion laws in the nation.
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And two people, even if it is for the interlude of a heartbeat, feel as one.
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Next, it morphs into to a choral, clouds parting-esque chord progression with a nudging heartbeat.
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It's emitted by natural sources like the surf, storms, wind itself, our own heartbeat and respiration.
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In the safe solitude of her silent office, Peggy's heartbeat quickened and her palms went damp.
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The junior senator from Virginia is, as it turns out, a heartbeat away from very little.
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Doctors were able to target a medicine to control the heartbeat and then implant a pacemaker.
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Having no home and no family to care for him is the heartbeat of Justin's addiction.
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None of this will raise the heartbeat of anyone who's seen a Cirque du Soleil show.
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Heartbeat bills that had been passed in Iowa and North Dakota were reversed after court challenges.
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North Dakota passed a "heartbeat bill" in 2013, but it was overturned by a federal judge.
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Fifty years ago, Richard Nixon transformed this historic heartbeat of denial into an intoxicating political philosophy.
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"She was going to get to hear the baby's heartbeat," Ms. Atkinson said in the interview.
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Whose songs better capture the heartbeat of those times than the great American songster Bruce Springsteen?
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An excess of caffeine can cause shakiness, headaches, anxiety, sleep problems, dehydration and a rapid heartbeat.
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They have been introduced to the concept of a thriving society turning barbaric in a heartbeat.
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The song's woozy cocoon enveloped us, its heartbeat thumping in our hair, our nails, our feet.
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He signed into law last year a ban on abortions once a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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She was told that her pregnancy could not be terminated while the fetus had a heartbeat.
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JOSHUA BARONE Read about how Heartbeat Opera adapted "Fidelio" for the era of Black Lives Matter.
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If it detects an irregular heartbeat, the watch will prompt you to take an ECG reading.
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As his heartbeat slows and stops, we don't see his face, and we don't need to.
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He described the instrument as "a melodic percussion heartbeat" of both the orchestra and the city.
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The researchers call this Pluto's "heartbeat," which controls atmospheric circulation of nitrogen winds around the planet.
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Her heartbeat pounded through the cheap speaker like a tom-tom drum: thwap-thwap, thwap-thwap.
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If blush or mascara that could deliver that effect existed, I'd buy it in a heartbeat.
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She learned she had bradycardia, or a slow heartbeat, and arrhythmia, and was given a pacemaker.
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The proximate heartbeat to watch in this case is the Dow Jones Industrial Average, or Dow.
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I would listen for his heartbeat—so much slower and stronger than mine—and feel safe.
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Anyone, anywhere can in a heartbeat share anything with every mobile phone user on the planet.
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But that isn't her plan for the Heartbeat production, her first time singing the daunting role.
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This model has heartbeat feedback that gives you awareness to regulate how quickly your heart beats.
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If Fatima had anything else we were interested in, I would buy again in a heartbeat!
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" It charts how cardiac coherence has been shown to stabilize a person's heartbeat, dampening "anxiety powerfully.
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Exposure can cause chest pain, a fast heartbeat or wheezing or bring on an asthma attack.
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Leonard Bernstein once likened the Ninth's nearly 90 minutes of mercurial music to an irregular heartbeat.
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Doug Mack, who became CEO in 2014, has emphasized data as the "heartbeat " of the company.
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Her husband told the newspaper that medical personnel told him the fetus&apos heartbeat appeared strong.
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Only a few states have proposed heartbeat abortion bans, and to date, none have successfully passed.
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Anxiety pricked at his pores, and he could hear his own heartbeat in his convex chest.
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It was designed to stop doctors from performing abortions after a fetal heartbeat can be detected.
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That's what Republicans in a number of state legislatures are doing now from making any doctor who performs an abortion a criminal to measures like "heartbeat bills," which ban any procedures after a fetal heartbeat might be detected as early as six to weeks into a pregnancy.
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Iowa representative Steve King addressed his controversial "heartbeat bill" at a press conference on Tuesday, which will be introduced to Congress this year and calls for a nationwide ban on abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected—roughly just six weeks into a woman's pregnancy, BuzzFeed reports.
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Ohio's Attorney General David Yost has notably been stood in the way of reproductive freedom in the state in the past, stating in 2019 that he stood behind the state's "heartbeat bill," which essentially banned abortion after a fetus's heartbeat could be detected at six weeks.
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"They did an ultrasound soon after the accident and the baby's heartbeat was still there," she said.
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Here, the Apple Watch is clearly in the lead with what they're doing with the heartbeat sensor.
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Count on the courtroom Tavares said she hopes Kasich would line-item veto the "Heartbeat Bill" language.
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The Heartbeat Bill has been called "unconstitutional" by members of both parties in the past, Tavares said.
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A "heartbeat bill" in Ohio that has already been defeated twice is on its way to Gov.
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According to the bill, eight weeks is the point at which a fetus has a discernible heartbeat.
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Since January, more than a dozen states have introduced bans on abortion once a "fetal heartbeat," i.e.
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It was my Fitbit, clamped against my wrist, measuring my heartbeat, waiting for me to fall asleep.
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On January 22, an Iowa judge struck down the state's 2018 state heartbeat bill, declaring it unconstitutional.
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Like the "heartbeat" bills in other states, the Alabama bill is in violation of Roe v. Wade.
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An increasing number of those restrictions have come in the form of so-called "fetal-heartbeat" bills.
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This spate of "heartbeat" bills is extreme, but it's only the tip of the iceberg right now.
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New watch can also detect irregular heartbeat, low heart rate and take electrocardiogram and is FDA cleared.
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The fetal "heartbeat" ban does not explicitly say women who terminate their pregnancies are exempt from prosecution.
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At 13 weeks, we learned that, even with a strong heartbeat, our baby had severe heart defects.
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Kim Reynolds signed into law a heartbeat bill, which was set to take effect in July 2018.
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The law, which bans abortions once a fetal heartbeat is detected and was signed by Republican Gov.
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As for returning to Staniel Cay, the California native said she would go back in a heartbeat.
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Given the choice between Olive Garden and Buca di Beppo, we'd choose the second in a heartbeat.
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King spent most of the speech criticizing the NRLC for not openly supporting his Heartbeat Protection Act.
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On December 6th, Ohio lawmakers passed a bill banning abortions after a fetal heartbeat can be detected.
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Under the proposed legislation, doctors who perform abortions after a heartbeat is detected would face criminal charges.
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Women must also undergo mandatory counseling and acknowledge if a fetal heartbeat was found during their examination.
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Even if I didn't have those degrees, I know there is a fetal heartbeat because I'm pregnant.
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The bill penalizes doctors for performing the procedure when a heartbeat can be detected from a fetus.
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Smoothly enough, in fact, that the baby's heartbeat was sufficient to power blood flow without another pump.
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At a follow-up appointment, her doctor detected a second heartbeat -- she had been pregnant with twins.
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Still, like any miscarriage, the majority of those vanishing twins are lost before they develop a heartbeat.
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"Today I had an ultrasound and I heard my baby's heartbeat for the first time," she wrote.
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A recent poll found that more voters in the state opposed the heartbeat bill than supported it.
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" These bills ban abortions as early as six weeks, when an ultrasound can detect a fetal "heartbeat.
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During this time, you may only notice an abnormal shortness of breath or rapid heartbeat during exercise.
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Underwood's most recent studio album, Storyteller, arrived in 2015 and spawned hits like "Heartbeat" and "Church Bells."
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Once she wakes up, she doesn't have a heartbeat — but does have an appetite for raw meat.
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This is very serious, he has not taken a single breath or heartbeat since the [paramedics] arrived.
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"We went to the hospital and actually checked the heartbeat and … we got [more] emotional," he said.
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The Georgia "heartbeat" bill follows similar action taken by state governments in Ohio, Mississippi, Kentucky and Iowa.
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We have heartbeat sensors that might eventually be used to recognize the unique rhythm of each heart.
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If Dylan was my sister or my friend, I know I'd throw it away in a heartbeat.
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Some legislators backing the heartbeat bills have said they see them as potential challenges to Roe v.
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A heartbeat bill, whether it bans abortion at six or 12 weeks, falls well before that limit.
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In March a federal judge in Kentucky blocked a heartbeat bill the day the governor signed it.
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Firefighters were reportedly able to revive her heartbeat, but Burger died in the hospital the following day.
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It includes whale songs, a jungle, a human heartbeat, thunder, Chuck Berry's Johnny B. Good and laughter.
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Ohio passed its heartbeat abortion ban in April and was quickly followed by Georgia, Mississippi, and Louisiana.
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The replica breathes, has a heartbeat and has wounds for budding vets to learn how to treat.
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Additionally, the measured temperatures in the troposphere are consistent with models that suggest a strengthening seasonal heartbeat.
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President Bush was treated by Hausknecht in 2000 for an irregular heartbeat after he complained about lightheadedness.
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Do you realize he is just a heartbeat away from being second in command to Steve Bannon?
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Emotions ran high when Stepien's family and a group of reporters watched her listen to Thomas' heartbeat.
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Romanos said in her state the "heartbeat" rhetoric surrounding recent legislation has only added to patients' confusion.
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It has since expanded into gold and diamond heartbeat necklaces and graphic pop art rings. 9. iosselliani
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Earlier this month, Georgia Governor Brian Kemp also signed a similarly infuriating heartbeat bill to restrict abortion.
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The new drone technology uses image analyzing programming to sense the movements caused by heartbeat and breathing.
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"The heartbeat of the fair are our loyal customers and clients who keep on returning," she added.
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It also tracks your steps, precisely measures your heartbeat and offers you a pretty extensive running experience.
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Hargis is not qualified to tell a woman much more than if the fetus has a heartbeat.
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But an infinitesimally different stressing of the second syllable will give you the character which means "heartbeat".
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"The IPO market is half a heartbeat away from getting out the paddles," David Menlow of IPOfinancial.
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"If you're a New Yorker with a heartbeat, I'm going to earn your vote," Ms. Sutton said.
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Even so, despite the incessant clashing and clanging, you can hear the tremulous pulse of a heartbeat.
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The lawmaker described lying on a medical examination table while a doctor "desperately" looked for a heartbeat.
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And while there have been challenges along the way, I'd do it all again in a heartbeat.
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Regan assured me that my heartbeat was normal, but I contradicted her, and then asked for reassurance.
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In Georgia, a controversial "heartbeat" abortion bill led to a push for a boycott by Hollywood celebrities.
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President Bush was treated by Hausknecht in 2000 for an irregular heartbeat after he complained about lightheadedness.
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They are the heartbeat of an $800 billion freight shipping industry TuSimple executives believe will continue growing.
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Brian Kemp signed the "heartbeat bill," which bans most abortions as early as six weeks into pregnancy.
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Living in your heartbeat is so intimate, it helped me respect my body in a fresh way.
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You're not thinking about the fact that someone could snatch you and murder you in a heartbeat.
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Pulse has a handheld heartbeat scanner that can see people's hearts thumping in their chest through walls.
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But I was still struggling to find a rhythm in the wave—its heartbeat, which sounds idiotic.
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The Pentagon has commissioned a laser that can identify people by their heartbeat from 200 yards away.
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Soon, image captures will construct Mosaics of the three billion fields of vision Corresponding to each heartbeat.
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It was a difficult decision but the right decision, and I'd do it again in a heartbeat.
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Heartbeat said it generates up to 100,000 survey responses within its influencer network in a single day.
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A heartbeat bill sped through the Ohio Legislature this year and was signed into law by Gov.
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"The macro trend is, we are putting our digital heartbeat in everything that is inanimate," Malik said.
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Some seek to ban abortions in early pregnancy, including Iowa's prohibition after a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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Many states are suddenly considering heartbeat bills, which would make it virtually impossible to get an abortion.
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Literally the week before I went to the doctor, everything was fine, but there was no heartbeat.
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Like any drug, MDMA has side effects, which can include sweating, sleeplessness, memory problems, and rapid heartbeat.
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He was going through three pods a day and landed in the hospital with a rapid heartbeat.
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"Heartbeat," however, finds its through-line across time and taxonomy, linking whales and humans through the centuries.
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It's hard to celebrate the milestones —heartbeat, second trimester, 20-week ultrasound —when you've experienced a loss.
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Her heartbeat was light and chatty, a rhythm that made you want to waltz around the kitchen.
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Our breathing might change; our heartbeat and blood pressure could rise; our legs or arms could twitch.
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If it's a choice between our current system and BernieCare, I'd go with BernieCare in a heartbeat.
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Previous studies have found that anger and hostility were associated with irregular heartbeat, but only in men.
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A heartbeat bill passed by the South Carolina House in April now awaits consideration in the Senate.
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In fact, that's what Ethan Heard and Louisa Proske, artistic directors of the Heartbeat Opera, routinely do.
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It makes perfect sense for Apple to make this move, and I'd buy one in a heartbeat.
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These small devices consist of electrodes implanted into the heart that deliver electrical impulses to regulate heartbeat.
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I would return in a heartbeat for baby potatoes, which are thickly dusted with dried shiitake crumbles.
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Nesbitt was 36 weeks pregnant and despondent after Harding, an OB-GYN, couldn't detect the fetus' heartbeat.
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"The Heartbeat of Wounded Knee," by David Treuer (Ojibwe), examines these recent generations of American Indian history.
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"If I were given another opportunity to go, I would take it in a heartbeat," said Martini.
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AF: Yeah, we're going to have stethoscopes, where you can listen to your heartbeat through the speakers.
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I listen to his heartbeat and the frogs by the lake, and I think I'm hearing God.
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Kentucky, Mississippi and Ohio have enacted heartbeat laws since mid-March, and Iowa passed one last year.
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Not even three months into 2019, lawmakers in a dozen states have proposed so-called heartbeat bills, which would outlaw abortion at around six weeks of pregnancy, when a fetal heartbeat can be detected, and thus make it all but impossible for nearly all women to get the procedure.
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If you want, you can give them an Apple Watch and spend your days staring at their heartbeat.
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Louisiana joins Mississippi, Ohio, Georgia, Kentucky and Missouri, which have all passed so-called "heartbeat" bills this year.
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The bill would ban abortions after 6 weeks into a pregnancy, or when a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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You may not know the Nokia 3310 or 8110 by name, but you'd recognize them in a heartbeat.
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Most companies haven't taken the steps to become "design-driven" — embedding design into the heartbeat of corporate culture.
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Irregular heartbeat and kidney disease may have common underlying causes, like high blood pressure, Chugh told Reuters Health.
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"They did an ultrasound soon after the accident and the baby's heartbeat was still there," Castillo tells PEOPLE.
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Because just as a restock lands on the brand's site, the brightening formula sells out in a heartbeat.
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I would use Airbnb again in a heartbeat and ours this trip was perfect for what we needed.
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First, it suggests that an early-developing embryo has the same heartbeat as a baby on its birthday.
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The bill, known as a "heartbeat bill," recently appeared in Ohio, where it was struck down by Gov.
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Baby: strong heartbeat, lots of movement, and wayyyyy to damn comfy taking up real estate in my belly.
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The Louisiana law is part of a wave of "heartbeat" bills around the country, beginning late last year.
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That includes a "heartbeat bill" in Furdge's home state of Mississippi, which was signed into law in March.
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Brian Kemp signed a bill May 213 that would ban abortions if a fetal heartbeat can be detected.
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Kim Reynolds signed "heartbeat" legislation in May 2018, but a state judge struck down the law this January.
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She works by playing a real-life recording of a heartbeat and breathing, for up to eight hours.
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I would pay in a heartbeat to continue enjoying what I'm enjoying, but not everyone has that luxury.
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Versions of this legislation, which are commonly known as "heartbeat bills," were vetoed twice before by former Gov.
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Her doctor was also required to display the image, narrate the ultrasound, and make the fetal heartbeat audible.
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This ability, to feel your heartbeat, along with any other internal sensations in your body, is called interoception.
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Judith (Cailey Fleming) continues to show she's the heartbeat of this show by seeing the good in everyone.
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It's also taking pre-orders for a device that tracks the heartbeat of an infant in the womb.
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Anxious moments are created from the slightest creaks of a floor, footsteps on sand or even a heartbeat.
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I felt good, the baby was growing; we saw the heartbeat and cried with joy three separate times.
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Because heartbeat communication is an intimate experience, it could potentially help establish and maintain closer connections between individuals.
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Louisiana would become the fifth state to pass a fetal heartbeat ban, joining Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi and Ohio.
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" She flew home from Miami on Thanksgiving day to see her doctor, who told her "there's no heartbeat.
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And state legislators in Tennessee, Pennsylvania and South Carolina are looking to advance heartbeat bills of their own.
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John Bel Edwards, a Democrat, signed a bill in May banning abortions once a heartbeat can be detected.
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In addition to Pennsylvania, South Carolina is considering a ban on abortion after a heartbeat can be detected.
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"Sometimes, we don't pay attention to the heartbeat of the city and the things around us," he says.
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Odds are, no matter how old you may be, you can call up that name in a heartbeat.
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Known as a Pinard horn, it is used to check the heartbeat of a baby in the womb.
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Louisiana legislators passed a fetal heartbeat abortion bill on Wednesday and are sending the measure to Democratic Gov.
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Earlier this month a federal judge in Kentucky blocked a heartbeat bill the day the governor signed it.
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"Heartbeat" bills began to proliferate at the state level last year, with Iowa passing its version in May.
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This doesn't mean the heart is going to disappear, but we could see something even stranger—a heartbeat.
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It was too late for Samnite, but she'd bought us the heartbeat we needed to win the fight.
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Rockies starter Tyler Anderson lasted just 1 1/3 innings, leaving the game due to an abnormal heartbeat.
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Chocolate contains caffeine-like stimulant called theobromine that can cause vomiting, racing heartbeat, dehydration, and seizures in dogs.
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"Some patients will hear the word 'heartbeat' and assume it means they can't get an abortion," Romanos said.
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It's a significant move because Georgia is one of the states that passed the "fetal heartbeat" abortion law.
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Symptoms often mimic those of a heart attack and include shortness of breath, irregular heartbeat, and chest pain.
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It also features the sound of a steady heartbeat to make the infant feel like it's being held.
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When the Creation Crystal is placed on the NFC portal, it glows, pulsing to life like a heartbeat.
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This can be caused by an irregular heartbeat (called an arrhythmia), a heart attack, or coronary artery disease.
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You might feel your heartbeat and breathing speed up as well as increased sweating and even chest pain.
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NOTES: Tigers DH Victor Martinez was placed on the 10-day disabled list because of an irregular heartbeat.
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You bet your ass I would, in a heartbeat...Only a stupid person would say it doesn't work.
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For example, for the kick on my upcoming album, I used a real heartbeat as a starting point.
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From hearing the baby's first heartbeat to the gender reveal, Slaughter says she was always by Martinez's side.
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First comes an internal injection to stop the baby's heartbeat, followed by either a vaginal or caesarian birth.
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Governor-elect Mike DeWine (R) has said he would sign a so-called "heartbeat" bill, the paper notes.
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Here's hoping McGrath continues to expand the line, because we'd add it to our carts in a heartbeat.
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John Kasich's (R) veto of a controversial "heartbeat bill" on Thursday after the Senate fell one vote short.
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Hagan leaned on her conservative reputation in her early messaging, touting her support for a fetal heartbeat bill.
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LOL. Just then, another contraction came over me, and she checked his heartbeat as I rode the wave.
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"This is not a heartbeat bill," said David Fowler, the founder of the Family Action Council of Tennessee.
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"There's breathing, the heartbeat, and those two factors can move the brain around a little bit," said Hires.
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Brian Kemp (R) signed a "fetal heartbeat" abortion bill that will the practice around six weeks into pregnancy.
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Hangover symptoms include fatigue, dehydration, a headache or muscle aches, dizziness, shakiness, rapid heartbeat -- you get the idea.
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The law, signed in May, would ban doctors from performing most abortions once a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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The implant is designed to prevent strokes in patients with a form of atrial fibrillation, or irregular heartbeat.
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Actor Jason Bateman vowed to refuse to work in the state if the "heartbeat" abortion legislation becomes law.
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Other symptoms include headache, fainting, extreme thirst, dizziness, nausea, vomiting or diarrhea, muscle cramps, fatigue and rapid heartbeat.
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Products such as the Apple Watch, Microsoft Band, FitBit and Jawbone all track things like movement, heartbeat etc.
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"Look, in a heartbeat if they wanted to do something like that," Sherman-Palladino said of a revival.
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When Ohio legislators first introduced a heartbeat bill, the state's anti-abortion lobby couldn't agree on its feasability.
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A heart monitor and three accelerometers on my wrist, waist, and ankle tracked my every heartbeat and movement.
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The U.S. System is the heartbeat of McDonald's, and I'm looking forward to all we will achieve together.
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It was after that terrible accident that the patient started hearing his heartbeat, mostly on the right side.
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Iowa just enacted a law banning most abortions after six weeks, when a fetal heartbeat can be detected.
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Its effects range from dry mouth and rapid heartbeat to euphoria, hallucinations, feeling closer to God and fear.
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"Trust is the heartbeat of civic life," said Elizabeth Glazer, head of the Mayor's Office of Criminal Justice.
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Heartbeat operates an influencer marketing platform for over 275,000 registered influencers looking to create sponsored posts for brands.
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The moment you become a mother, the moment another heartbeat flickers inside of you, all boundaries fall away.
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The heartbeat laws, in particular, were based on model legislation by a less well-known group called Faith2Action.
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Lawmakers in Missouri on Thursday advanced a bill that would ban abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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When you hit your stride, your steps become involuntary, like a heartbeat or the mechanics of a car.
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They won't commit to using it, and if they don't value it, the organization knows in a heartbeat.
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"In a lot of ways, he's the face of our team, the heartbeat of our team," Boone said.
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The "heartbeat bill" notwithstanding, DeWine is more in sync with Kasich's old-guard mainstream conservatism than Trump's populism.
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And the contracting region on the far-left side of the image is the beginning of a heartbeat.
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The first indicator is a heartbeat that feels too fast, which you can check by taking your pulse.
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I can't reveal the full playlist — it's too private, of course — but it's my steady heartbeat through life.
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Not one state has managed to put a "heartbeat bill," as they're often referred to, into lasting practice.
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If we could convince our fellow studio owners to disavow ClassPass, we would quit them in a heartbeat.
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Then, after as much as sixty minutes without a heartbeat or a breath, the patient will be resuscitated.
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Credit... INUKJUAK, Quebec — The woman's moans of pain mingled with the intermittent beeping of the fetal heartbeat monitor.
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Opportunity is the name of the game in Startup Alley — the expo floor and heartbeat of Disrupt Berlin.
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AFib is a racing or irregular heartbeat that often feels like a "flutter or quiver" in the chest.
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With a new version of Weber's "Der Freischütz," Heartbeat Opera has done its latest rethinking of a classic.
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The display is hooked up to an electrocardiogram, which displays information about a person's heartbeat in real time.
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The legislation would ban abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected -- as early as six weeks into pregnancy.
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Similar "heartbeat bills" have been passed in Georgia, Ohio, Iowa, and Kentucky, though none have yet taken effect.
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Technically, the law would ban women from getting abortions as soon as a fetal heartbeat can be detected.
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Glesta has included a sonogram of her own heartbeat, and the sound is comparable to entering a womb.
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Four states have passed "heartbeat" bills this year alone, banning abortion as early as six weeks into pregnancy.
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Here are some of the most common myths, and the facts behind them: MYTH: Women can still easily get abortions within the legal time frame Georgia is one of the latest states to enact a so-called "heartbeat law," meaning virtually all abortions are illegal once a heartbeat is detected.
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The researchers recorded the heartbeat sounds used in the project by inserting a microphone into a pregnant ewe's womb.
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Specifically, it predicted if a drug or compound could cause arrhythmia—an irregular heartbeat—89 percent of the time.
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Mike DeWine made good on a promise when he signed the heartbeat bill once it landed on his desk.
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The American Civil Liberties Union filed suit on Wednesday to block Ohio's fetal heartbeat bill from going into affect.
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" They also targeted lawmakers who recently passed a restrictive "heartbeat" abortion law with chants of "What do we do?
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They reminded us we are on this Earth for only a heartbeat; there is only loving and being loved.
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Correction: This story originally stated that Ohio's "heartbeat bill" was passed, but the bill was actually vetoed by Gov.
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"Anytime you're talking about the heart and irregular heartbeat, you've got to be very careful with it," Roberts said.
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The big picture: The heartbeat bills are likely to be challenged in court — and that's part of the point.
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"Then notice and see if you can still feel your heartbeat as it returns back to baseline," Garfinkel suggested.
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It's about how the lived experiences of Black and brown people, including women, were always the heartbeat of rap.
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Keith Faber, the president of the senate, used to oppose the heartbeat bill because it is so clearly unconstitutional.
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Tom Wolf (D) on Tuesday vowed to veto a recently introduced "heartbeat" abortion bill should it reach his desk.
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No. If the gas company called tomorrow and offered to buy our house, I'd do it in a heartbeat.
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If selective schools are honest about this, they can defuse the pressure on high school students in a heartbeat.
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Echoing the shopkeeper, a grandee declares that, given the choice, the people would "take back monarchy in a heartbeat".
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Penguin Press / Penguin Random House David Treuer, The Heartbeat of Wounded Knee: Native America from 1890 to the Present.
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I'd buy a a Crystal Sound OLED in a heartbeat—if I could afford the (presumably) insane price tag.
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And now Linux is completely boring, a tool programmers use to spin up and down servers in a heartbeat.
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Robert Gofort just introduced a bill to ban abortions in Kentucky as soon as a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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