I couldn't talk because part of my tongue was immobile.
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Inspector Yoann Peeters's brow is low and his features immobile.
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"The guy was in excruciating pain and immobile," she said.
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Both, in the end, rendered immobile by battle with men.
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A surplus is skimmed, and the old, the immobile, and the
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Pretty amazing for an immobile organism without a central nervous system.
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It's weird and sobering to be immobile and feel so powerless.
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Humans would be trapped inside, rendered immobile by a particular environment.
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She's immobile, she's in a wheelchair and she doesn't remember much.
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Often budgets are immobile and you can't change them as quickly.
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Moving or immobile, they create one miraculous musical geometry after another.
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Trump has a monopoly on audacity, while everyone else is immobile.
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By my second day in Tashkent, I was all but immobile.
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She became immobile from the neck down when she was 27.
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He is stuck, immobile, while the skeletons close in from behind.
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One can hook players and render them immobile, dragging them away.
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Jenner, immobile, is unable to respond, so Karanikolaou pans back to herself.
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In his last few seconds of life, Alton Sterling seemed completely immobile.
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But I am stuck, immobile, unable to express my thoughts and feelings.
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In Kartagener syndrome, for example, immobile cilia in the windpipe cause breathing difficulties.
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Consumers, after all, are relatively immobile, despite the odd cross-border shopping trip.
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The central ballerina, supported by her partner, holds an immobile arabesque, center stage.
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Giulianotti moved the grasper to lift the stomach wall and hold it immobile.
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To pretend the past never happened is to keep us confined and immobile.
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These Ediacaran-era organisms were fantastically weird creatures, soft-bodied and typically immobile.
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But even if I can't leave my house, it doesn't mean I'm politically immobile.
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She switched quickly between extreme agitation and catatonia—a state of being completely immobile.
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Unlike many portraits of this type, the female figures are not immobile or passive.
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He went down in a heap face-first and was immobile for several minutes.
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Though he's both immobile and mute, Goodin embodies the infinite possibility of Whitman's poetry.
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Jessica had suffered a stroke as a baby, leaving one of her arms immobile.
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Williams looked flat-footed and immobile in the quarterfinal match, prone to baffling mistakes.
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Watching the proud champion immobile and screaming when he's rarely the underdog felt great.
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His paintings are brash, giant, overwhelming — but also fragile and, in most cases, immobile.
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Some are also immobile, while others have been all but abandoned by their families.
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She was still immobile, but she noticed my presence, was more attentive and engaged.
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Formica's eyes gleamed briefly, like the pulse from a lighthouse, but his face remained immobile.
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They do not brake for animals or Donald Trump and Chris' expression is utterly immobile.
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Hastert's attorney argued the former Speaker is largely immobile following a "small stroke" in November.
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When Ms. Fletcher secured the harness, the feline went immobile, and thudded on the ground.
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Her right hand lay mostly immobile on her lap, swollen and covered with red blotches.
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But the physical structures maintain a dignified, immobile silence — or at most, a steady hum.
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By that time, he was almost completely immobile and was dependent on a machine to breathe.
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That has to change, because her body is not going to last much longer being immobile.
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He shows how by rubbing their stomachs, one of Australia's jerk species can be rendered immobile.
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In "Fortnite," like other tower-defense games, you're defending an immobile thing from waves of enemies.
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She was immobile for 45 minutes after the strike, and her left arm was severely burned.
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She is nearly immobile, but for the occasional drooping of her head when she feigns sleep.
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This is legitimately practical and good for people who are immobile, but August doesn't focus on that.
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Build Turret: Torbjörn erects an immobile turret that automatically targets and fires upon any enemy in range.
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And he had a towel over his head and he was immobile as he was being treated.
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Instead, it uses a material that looks sticky, like Spider-Man's web, to render the drone immobile.
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Something that, despite its immobile architecture, will become a breathing and pulsating organism through Kuehnle's whimsical vision.
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A wound from a poke in the back with a nail became infected and rendered him immobile.
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The 31-year-old said he ultimately regretted standing immobile in front of Alvarez for so long.
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And we know all too well what it's like to be immobile in an ever-moving world.
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But even in the domestic realm, he sought the immobile and dreamlike within the bustle of waking life.
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Cacciola was immobile in the back seat, with burns around her mouth and foam spilling from her lips.
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By the end, Parkinson's and his past braveries in the ring had rendered Ali near immobile and mute.
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The computers were ungainly and immobile, yet here was this country newly crisscrossed with media for electronic communications.
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Once a bench-warmer at Juventus and Borussia Dortmund, Immobile is now one of Europe's elite goal-getters.
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Then, when Snider couldn't stand up, "It became apparent that he was seriously hurt and immobile," Bright said.
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She said she was coughing up "green and yellow" and had a high fever that left her immobile.
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I wondered whether the monotony would eventually drive this replacement Bruce, to hover, immobile, near his transparent rocks.
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Kantor regularly blurred the lines between living and dead and, more literally, between living actors and immobile mannequins.
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He was completely immobile: "Sits or stands in one spot...Gaze rigid...upper extremities hang slackly," Kahlbaum wrote.
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In 2007, Circle Four had pledged to phase out the gestation crates that keep pregnant sows practically immobile.
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The positioning of immobile, mostly-nude bodies alluded to practices from forniphilia and BDSM, where bondage produces pleasure.
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And in large part, the play's success depends upon your personnel: is your quarterback ridiculously athletic, or practically immobile?
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In both cases, the feeding did not disturb the antbirds as they slept, remaining completely immobile as Moraes watched.
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These new works, however, feel (and surely are) absolutely immobile, which is to say that you're now completely safe.
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This immobile version of R2-D2 from Brando hides an entire stack of power adapters for 40 different countries.
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As she lay immobile, the elephant came over to her, but not, as it turned out, with hostile intent.
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But therein lies the issue: the facilities built to collect and monitor data concerning our air quality, are immobile.
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But Ms. Stemme's Elektra was incapable of dancing; her limbs were stiff and immobile; she looked shaken, almost catatonic.
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But the T. rex wasn't the only Cretaceous-era dinosaur to have an immobile skull, Holliday told Business Insider.
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These immobile, tubular structures sit on the front of an owl's face like a pair of built-in binoculars.
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The camera explores (usually empty) buildings with immobile, wide-angled shots reminiscent of Wes Anderson or Wong Kar-wai.
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Newman came to rest on the apron, immobile and with gasoline — and now flames — rising from his upturned racecar.
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MOBILE/IMMOBILE continues at the Museum of National Archives (60 Rue des Francs-Bourgeois, Paris, France) through April 29.
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Not long after their arrival, Mr. Greenberg had a severe fall that left him immobile; he died there on Jan.
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We live an immobile lifestyle fueled by foods wrapped in plastic, rather than an active one powered by whole foods.
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In the gestation crate system that Smithfield claims it has abandoned, they're placed in the crates where they're basically immobile.
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While these changes sometimes involve violence, they continue to occur and so belie the idea of an immobile Islamic society.
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After years of carrying heavy bags and contorting herself into position to get the best photos, she became increasingly immobile.
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She said the pills left her immobile and drifting in and out of consciousness; he has said they were Benadryl.
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Footage from the incident shows police beating and pepper-spraying passengers who were crammed, immobile on an escalator, amid screams.
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The immobile ending registered because "Gay Guerrilla," featuring nine dancers, had been so full of dance action, at several speeds.
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The logistics of preventing bed sores, for example, are known but cumbersome, requiring the constant turning and movement of immobile patients.
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You've spent so much of this series trying to play emotionally intense scenes while completely immobile, physically strapped to a table.
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The appreciation of a body part and its shape contained in a hard shell that makes someone more or less immobile.
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Hiccup is now trying to stay immobile, which is hard for a feisty, young feline, especially one in a new home.
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Alou, whom he played with in Miami, seemed immobile in his crouch, yet always appeared among the league's leaders in average.
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Itt and a group of other soldiers lie immobile in a facility in Khon Kaen (the director's hometown, as it happens).
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Fortunately, one of the more common effects of salvia is a sense of not having a body, which renders users immobile.
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It should increase the cost of on-street parking where personal cars lie immobile 95 percent of the time, obstructing flow.
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One morning, when Mr. Meyer was out, Mr. Padberg found himself alone and immobile, wedged between his bed and a radiator.
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While he floundered, immobile, on the floor, I heated a couple of cubes in a pan with a splash of water.
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Completely immobile, HitchBOT was designed with an LED "face," a hitchhiking thumb and the ability to respond to simple voice questions.
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Some scientists have theorized that electromagnetic fields from devices like cellphones could degrade semen quality, leading to weak and immobile sperm.
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The difference this time is that he is ill, largely immobile, cared for by others and clearly not far from death.
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Today, meet Queen, an American pit bull terrier who bounced back from an accident that rendered her back legs almost completely immobile.
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The zoo made the decision because old age left Jia Jia immobile, spending her days lying in her cage, refusing to eat.
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Early life on Earth was simple: single-celled organisms evolved into multicellular organisms that were mostly immobile and lived in the water.
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"My heart broke for all the elderly who are immobile and the mothers trapped in their homes with young babies," he continued.
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Sleep Dart: Fire's a fast-moving dart from Ana's sidearm that knocks an enemy unconscious — rendering them completely immobile — for six seconds.
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There is no scenario in which killing a suspect is necessary if making that individual unconscious or immobile would resolve the incident.
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Are you moving around during the day or mostly grafted to the couch, supine and immobile and spilling lo mein on yourself?
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Still, a small, floating drone ship at sea seems like a much more volatile target than a large, immobile expanse of land.
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Pregnant women suffering complications and immobile patients are lucky to survive the eight-hour journey carried on men's shoulders in makeshift stretchers.
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Also, the crashed ship that served as an immobile home base for the original Robinsons is a whole lot more mobile here.
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The duo of desserts—crêpes Suzette and Marjolaine—render me immobile and craving a footman with a wheelbarrow to roll me home.
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He gave Ms. Constand pills and said, "these three friends will help you relax," and they rendered her immobile, Ms. Feden said.
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Our leaders, along with the rest of us, have been hemming, hawing, coasting and quarreling, and here we are, immobile and enraged.
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That slowed the cold-blooded reptiles' metabolisms way down to the point where they became immobile and came crashing down from trees.
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Instead, at least 35 employees killed themselves, feeling trapped, betrayed and despairing of ever finding new work in France's immobile labor market.
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When she was 1 year old, she received a diagnosis of osteopetrosis, a rare bone condition that made her almost completely immobile.
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It also makes him the fifth most effective player in Serie A, a category which is topped by Lazio&aposs Ciro Immobile.
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Mr. Zhou, wearing a bumblebee-yellow uniform and fiddling with a pencil, surveyed the vast stretch of immobile turbines from his desk.
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During her arduous, five-month recovery, she was largely immobile and worried about her ability to walk (she still uses a cane).
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Which means that even though they are immobile objects, the moment they capture is as fleeting as that of a sports photograph.
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Despite our efforts, every time we let her go, she would glide a few feet and then turn on her side, immobile.
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Although we usually think of oysters as being immobile rocks, they start off their lives being able to swim through the water.
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Ciro Immobile put Lazio back in front in the 56th minute but Salah replied 10 minutes later and grabbed a last-minute winner.
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The count included those that died due to circumstances after the hurricane, such as the scarce health services and completely immobile power grid.
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After the first day, my blisters left me immobile until I wobbled into Le Bon Marché and purchased a pair of Superga sneakers.
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Shadow Step: Reaper teleports to the targeted location within a medium distance, leaving himself vulnerable and immobile during the 2-second casting time.
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And the drones were cute, like any pet that size would be, especially when immobile, perched on a table, and watching in silence.
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As a caregiver, at the time, I had noticed the difficulties of getting dressed for someone in such an immobile state of being.
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One thing that did strike me as something that I had not fully realized the extent of, is how immobile people are geographically.
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"It is huge and immobile and what lies above the water must be avoided, but the real danger lies in what is unseen."
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Whether she's arranging looped vocal samples, pitched percussive tinkle, or conventionally melodic piano chords, the fragments stand immobile, straining for an inert complexity.
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MAVEN will still collect science data, and the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter and Odyssey will be in touch with the immobile Curiosity and InSight.
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Flare-ups can render her immobile for several days, but she tries not to overreact in a way that will magnify the stress.
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Parents today like to worry, and babies, nonverbal and immobile, present us with a relatively limited range of things to worry about them.
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She told police that around May 4, the girl was immobile and unresponsive with what appeared to be a weak pulse and shallow breathing.
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She was immobile for several weeks as she underwent treatment at a local hospital, so the gesture serves to mark the little girl's progress.
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Cohn added: There's no question that voter ID has a disparate impact on Democratic-leaning groups — those young, nonwhite, poor, immobile or elderly voters.
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Yet economic ills such as weak real incomes, inequality and immobile workers may be partly due to a failure to liberalise product markets further.
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Wes Morgan, the captain, and Robert Huth, the big German, are pillars of defiance at central defense — big men, immovable, if at times immobile.
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Yet Kano basically freezes him in time, like some sort of grime Magneto, levitating his immobile victim in the air with a solitary hand.
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Her parents are in declining health, another friend lives in the diabolical grip of A.L.S., silent and immobile even as his brain carries on.
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Seated immobile in her rocking chair, she's still a sight to sear eyes, an ungodly hybrid of Gertrude Stein and a Cabbage Patch doll.
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Those "who have been immobile, mute, withdrawn, and refusing to eat or drink, enjoy complete release from their 'frozen' state," Rosebush wrote in 2010.
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The winner of the division will head up to Serie B, only a level below the likes of Ronaldo, Paulo Dybala and Ciro Immobile.
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Aaron Gordon sat slouched in front of his locker, immobile as ice packs worked on his body following yet another loss earlier this season.
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Pantazi goes on to show that in the real application of the technique you place your foot on the guy's leg rendering him completely immobile.
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The NBC affiliate reported that after tiring, the bull was apprehended in a backyard in Queens, where his legs were tied to keep him immobile.
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For these immobile organisms, it means they're likely growing too close to a neighboring plant, and that their access to available sunlight is under threat.
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Eyes ashine in the darkness, she sat immobile for a long time in the tranquil clacketing of the train, until it was time to go.
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After trying on their body armor in the more than 100-degree-heat, he was struck by how heavy and immobile the protective gear was.
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In foods like dried apricots or beef jerky, the sulfites have already reacted to the surface of the food to preserve it, so they're immobile.
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It felt like I was in a hospital bed, immobile and numb, and someone I loved but did not expect had just come to visit.
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There are boys who are sat immobile in the same warm corner of the local pub you all underage drank at over a decade ago.
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The famously feisty Ryder, who is today largely immobile and unable to talk, also made an appearance, sharing private moments with both Zellweger and Cox.
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All the subjects that I had to shoot were (a) immobile and (b) flooded with light, eliminating two of the biggest challenges for mobile cameras.
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Waiting times for wheelchair deliveries and repairs are increasing, keeping people immobile when they could be leading an active life in their homes and communities.
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Their ankles had been tied together with rope to keep them from running away and they were chewing on a bramble bush, immobile and disillusioned.
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In that context, Mr. Wilson's Krapp, first seen sitting immobile and inhuman at his desk, could be said to be both sides of the equation.
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With 2018 jam-packed with retrogrades, you were revisiting the past, which caused you to fall into your worst spiral: feeling stuck and absolutely immobile.
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As Granny lies immobile, Louisiana meets a boy named Burke who tells her he can get her anything she likes from the motel's vending machine.
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Amalia, for example, never learned the proper way to move immobile clients until she heard about the nonprofit and participated in its free training programs.
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After the swing, Bautista stood immobile at the plate watching the ball, then performed a muscular hurl that sent his bat deep into foul territory.
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While institutionally affiliated resources, such as endowments and museum collections, are embedded with notions of permanence, neither functions in such a solid or immobile form.
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"If something is adherent or stuck to your body, that&aposs a bad sign," Lee said, because cancerous growths tend to be hard and immobile.
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The energy-guzzling fluorescent lights are looking antiquated, as are the sea of gray cubicles and the immobile steel desks covered in stacks of memos.
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After 35 days in the hospital, she was still unresponsive, immobile, and showed injury to her brain's gray and white matter, the outer and inner parts.
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Having a foot fetish, I love how cute and vulnerable toes look sticking out from the cast with the rest of the foot hidden and immobile.
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Now, I admit, I see these ideals as visually impoverished, inaccessible and uninteresting: They produce spaces full of immobile talking heads, disembodied sound and visual inattentiveness.
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Energy meridians do not, as far as science can tell, course through your body and render you immobile with a light tap in the right place.
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Op-Ed Contributors Phan Thanh Hung Duc, 212, lies immobile and silent, his midsection covered haphazardly by a white shirt with an ornate Cambodian temple design.
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From then on, it is all give and take with the initial stillness, the initial darkness, and nothing can ever be entirely unseen, unnoticed or immobile.
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Immobile wrapped up the points when he met Davide Zappacosta's long, looping cross with a firm header at the far post to in the 71st minute.
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En 2016 Bouteflika, malade et immobile, a annoncé vouloir briguer un autre mandat, après avoir fait amender la Constitution pour pouvoir s'offrir une présidence à vie.
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He's old (39), he's a classically immobile pocket-passer, and he's a mild-mannered, overall dad-looking guy whose own father was an NFL quarterback, too.
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Mr. Bouteflika, 82, has not spoken publicly in seven years and appears only rarely in images, seemingly immobile with his eyes fixed in front of him.
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It's supposed to be used to talked to loved ones, but sitting by itself, immobile in the middle of bright yellow couch it doesn't look particularly friendly.
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She had cancer in her head and neck, and was forced to spend most of her time immobile, lying on her back because moving hurt too much.
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"During the day this species is entirely immobile, perching upright like a statue, closing its eyes, and blending in with the branches it hides in," Cancellare said.
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In the footage, the victim is immobile and has her eyes shut: "I just wanted it to finish as soon as possible," she said later in court.
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He was on a throne made from guitars and amps, lent by Dave Grohl of the Foo Fighters, where he could keep his injured left foot immobile.
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Coincidence, because I've spent two weeks drunk, overeating, and immobile, and not doing that has proven beneficial to my general wellbeing, or: the science of the nut?
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Her weapons are lost, her friends are facing the enemy with no bullets left, she's been rendered immobile, and Ares is poised to strike the final blow.
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No one does "struck immobile with grief" quite like Lauren Graham, and her whispered "Say something" as she watches herself in her dream sequence is haunting. 27.
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Many readers may now be thinking: If closings are simultaneously incredibly important but also incredibly immobile and opaque, isn't there a better way to make it happen?
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A Daniele De Rossi penalty and Ciro Immobile header gave Italy three points in Group G as their veteran goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon made his 1,000th senior appearance.
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With Owens immobile and Culver ineffective, the reserves Brandone Frances and Kyler Edwards kept the Red Raiders afloat with drives to the basket until Mooney took over.
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She dubbed it the "Game of Thrones facial," due to the fact that for 45 minutes of the treatment, you're stuck, immobile, looking like a damn White Walker.
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Most motion sensing technologies use at least one camera and some type of infrared transmitter to track motion, which tends to make these technologies prohibitively expensive and immobile.
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He was fairly immobile — "Thank God he had an elevator," she said — and so she cooked his meals, drove him to doctor's appointments and gave him pep talks.
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This new hardware allows Apple Watch Series 33 to detect falls and automatically trigger a call to emergency services if you're immobile for a minute after the fall.
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Immobile, paint-filling defensive bigs are out; agile, quick-footed defenders who can challenge perimeter shots, show on screens, and cover large swaths of the floor are in.
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The start-up's plans stalled after its chief executive, Daniel Kim, was involved in a motorcycle crash on a racetrack last year, rendering him immobile for six months.
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When the team compared the mutated zebrafish macrophages with the ones in the smokers' lungs, they saw they had the same problem: they were bloated, fat, and immobile.
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Most wrestling fans remember Linda McMahon, who last week became President-elect Donald Trump's nominee to head the Small Business Administration, in a wheelchair, stony-faced and immobile.
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But he was still in the hospital, virtually immobile, recuperating from surgery to stabilize his back with rods, and facing complications from coming off pain medications and steroids.
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But for now, many neurologists believe that the field is on the verge of gaining useful insight into the mute, immobile but very human patients in their care.
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Ms. Lister was relegated to her couch for years by a degenerative disease that rendered her immobile from the neck down and left her in near-constant pain.
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PHUKET, Thailand (Reuters) - Thai turtle Goody lost her left flipper years ago after she was entangled in a fishing net, leaving her immobile and stressed out in captivity.
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As temperatures are predicted to drop into in the 30s inland and 40s along the coast, iguanas could fall from trees as they slow down or become immobile.
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The ordeal became a dangerous cycle: She struggled to stand on her own, meaning she spent more time bedridden and immobile, which intensified the swelling, redness and pain.
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That ranges from the simple — helping someone brush their teeth — to the complex, such as feeding an immobile client or calming frustrated patients who are losing their memories.
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With the frame cropped tightly around the face and the background lost in deep shadows, she seems solid and immobile — and as permanent as the pyramids of Giza.
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As I type this, reflecting on my sense of immobility, I realize that, although not painting on a scaffold or sweating as I march, I am far from immobile.
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It's a pin that renders the rear wheel immobile when set either manually with a kick, passcode, or the app, or automatically just by walking away from the bike.
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A third justice was rendered immobile by a bad attack of gout, forcing Marshall to read the opinion deciding the case from the living room of the justices' boardinghouse.
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Cage is black and Rand is white; Cage cares for the disenfranchised of New York City while Rand zooms about in helicopters with an immobile look on his face.
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And in a setting where patients routinely feel poked and prodded, isolated and immobile, the act of nurturing a plant can be a transportive part of the recovery process.
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Hurricane Sandy shoved the East River across the F.D.R. Drive onto the streets of Manhattan, reducing the ostensible hub of the universe to a blacked-out, waterlogged, immobile shambles.
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Instead, at least 20053 employees — workers' advocates say nearly double that number — committed suicide, feeling trapped, betrayed and despairing of ever finding new work in France's immobile labor market.
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The dangers they face when immobile range from debilitating pneumonia to colitis, an assault on a horse's large intestine that can cause diarrhea and dehydration and lead to death.
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Winnier said trains will sit immobile for anywhere from 10 minutes to two hours, which can be problematic if they wedge themselves between the nearest road and her scaffold.
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We've all had those moments where our eyes were bigger than our stomachs, resulting in a takeout order that renders us immobile in a pile of regret and self-loathing.
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Ground landings are much easier than ones at sea; the rocket touches down on a large expanse of immobile land, as opposed to a tiny ship floating on the ocean.
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No word on whether he has a posh but equally buff manager named Niles, or if he lives with his immobile but equally buff father and his equally buff dog.
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Also on the first floor, we found the sleeping bag used by rock climber Emily Harrington after especially challenging conditions rendered her immobile on the face of a mountain overnight.
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It's unnecessary to strap soldiers into an immobile vehicle and make them scan a wrap-around screen if they can accomplish the same basic tasks with a mouse and keyboard.
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For others, this means viewing the unforgettable images and music videos of him, posed or poised onstage, singing in an immobile plastic tuxedo, applying kabuki-style makeup behind the scenes.
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There was also the joy of seeing the video of Calder playing with his "Circus," which has existed as a somewhat sad, immobile display at the Whitney Museum of Art.
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Ciro Immobile scored a hat-trick as Lazio hammered Sampdoria 240-1 on Saturday to record an 11th consecutive Serie A win and move within three points of leaders Juventus.
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If the smartwatch detects that a user has been immobile for about a minute after falling, it will automatically make the call, the company said in a description on their website.
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Rendered mute and immobile in Shen's work, these men's inability to speak represents the failures of communism and the equality for which it stands, highlighting persistent class disparities throughout the world.
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This comes just one week after the emotional testimony of Andrea Constand, who described being rendered immobile by "three blue pills" that Cosby allegedly gave her at his home in 2004.
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Mom is immobile on the wooden living room floor when they return, so they lift her out and set her on the picnic table in the twilit backyard, open the beers.
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According to Dick, the notion that brain motor areas are active even when humans are immobile but observing others' movements (a phenomenon known as "observation-execution matching") is generally well-established.
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"Our terrestrially trained minds are blind to the terrifying potential for tyranny in the power to claim land—fixed, immobile, where people have no choice but to live," write the authors.
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Speaqua Barnacle Vibe, available at Speaqua, $89.99Unlike its namesake, this little odd-ball, jawbreaker-esque speaker is anything but sessile — which is to say, immobile — unless you want it to be.
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"It is termed a 'K-hole' because a person is typically unable to process any external information and may appear to be immobile and not responding to verbal stimuli," Masand says.
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After visiting Harpo, Dr. Levy took a bus and three trains to Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, to visit Nana, a 14- year-old shepherd mix that collapsed in July and became immobile.
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My left ankle, though, remains immobile (hence, the foot orthotic), and I continue to experience reduced sensitivity in some parts of my body and sometimes find keeping my balance a struggle.
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She gets something of an answer when her father (Peter Gallagher), who has a rare neurological disease that has left him immobile and unable to communicate, comes alive through the music.
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Following in Harold Pinter's footsteps (no pressure!) he will play a director rehearsing an unnamed play in which an immobile man ("The Protagonist") on a podium is physically exposed and manipulated.
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Following in Harold Pinter's footsteps (no pressure!) he will play a director rehearsing an unnamed play in which an immobile man ("The Protagonist") on a podium is physically exposed and manipulated.
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It's unclear whether Sterling was armed, as the two officers claimed, but video of the incident shows that Sterling was pinned down and immobile on the ground when he was shot.
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Raffaele doesn't promise that his patients will live longer, necessarily—that's a big ask—but he suggests they could live out their last years better, spending less time immobile, pained, and befogged.
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It all started three months ago when the cat's owner, Jack Hill, noticed Gray was struggling to walk on his hind legs, and within a few days, he was rendered completely immobile.
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Not long after I had my son, Saxon, my fellow mom friends encouraged me to travel with him, insisting that babies are "easy" to take on vacation since they're tiny and immobile.
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Having lost her job at a tyre shop, she cannot quite remember the last time she paid her bills, nor can she afford to see a doctor about her mysteriously immobile arm.
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TWO TITANS WIN Italy needed an injury-time goal by Ciro Immobile to win at Macedonia, 3-2, and remain tied atop Group G with Spain, which won 2-0 at Albania.
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For example, as Gawker pointed out back in 2015, some version of Lavigne was at the grocery store buying cheese when she was supposedly immobile due to her struggle with Lyme disease.
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It truly wasn't until the immobile old man, who had already dropped a pass, fumbled in the fourth quarter that I knew in my heart that I wanted the Eagles to win.
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Even though not every team has someone like Steph Curry or Damian Lillard, an off-the-bounce firecracker who turn immobile bigs into sushi, Nowitzki's vulnerability on defense remains a back-breaker.
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They are said to have inspired the intricate (but immobile) storefronts created for the jewelers that line the Ponte Vecchio in Florence after the Arno River flood of 1865 ruined the originals.
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Discoverable in this visual trove is Paul Cézanne's enchanting 1899 portrait of the French art dealer Ambroise Vollard, who appears rather restless after two weeks of perfectly immobile sittings for the artist.
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Drawing richness from his grungy setting, the cinematographer Zenn van Zyl is the opposite of immobile, his camera sweeping the teeming courtyard between apartment buildings and sneaking through narrow hallways and stairwells.
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Other sharks, such as the bottom-dwelling nurse shark (Ginglymostoma cirratum), can pump water over their gills and hang out, immobile on reefs or the ocean floor for extended periods of time.
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This is the context in which the Forum Vies Mobiles — a think tank sponsored by SNCF, the French national railway — is presenting MOBILE/IMMOBILE at the Museum of National Archives in Paris.
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So the tech company is doing something to address that by introducing its new VivoWatch BP, a modern take on the typically cumbersome and immobile blood pressure monitors from the likes of Omron.
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This results from a 30-year assault on union power, international investment agreements that empower internationally mobile capital while hurting immobile labor, and technologies that substitute advanced technologies for traditional forms of work.
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The son of a nursing home resident tests positive Kim Frey said she is worried about the health of her 89-year-old mother, who is immobile and lives at Life Care Center.
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Perez was declared to be in a vegetative state—a liminal place between life and death where traumatic brain injury or a lack of oxygen renders a person mostly immobile and conceals consciousness.
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But those conditions haven't existed for years in France, where the labor market is stagnant and immobile by American standards, and workers have little culture of moving cross-country for a new job.
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In his central aria, "Sois immobile" ("Remain motionless"), not only does he seem to be imploring Jemmy to stay in place; he also seems to be trying to halt the passage of time.
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Inside the house, his estranged wife was shot in the left kneecap, "rendering her immobile" as a dropped phone continued to record the commotion overheard on the 911 audio, according to the incident report.
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Especially in those first few months of motherhood, after the forced celibacy of being an immobile elephant in my third trimester, there was a surprisingly aphrodisiac tinge to the sudden paucity of sexual opportunities.
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I basically have a window of five minutes in between stomach evacuations, during which I have to find the necessary instruments, grind, and twist before a wave of nausea renders me prone and immobile.
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Asked to perform a late-night autopsy on a young woman (Olwen Kelly, astonishingly immobile yet subtly menacing) retrieved from a multiple-murder scene, the men discover that her pristine exterior conceals interior devastation.
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Last summer his wife fell out of her hoyer lift (a device used to move immobile people in and out of bed), and he was forced to check into a full-time nursing facility.
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Despite its timeliness — taking place as people take on these issues on the streets — MOBILE/IMMOBILE represents a decade's worth of research, and the artworks included, some specially commissioned, span the last several decades.
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Her debut match, as the nearly immobile Kurt Angle's tag team partner, against the most overexposed power couple in history in Triple H and Stephanie McMahon, looked for all the world like a stinker.
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Mr. Stogsdill often counsels underprivileged youth on the ski hill, and found painting an effective tactic for focusing his thoughts on the present moment and combating depression after a BMX accident rendered him temporarily immobile.
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Focusing on this mystery also helps Dory to ignore her own stagnant, immobile life: "This matters to you because you have nothing else," says Dory's ex-boyfriend Julian (Brandon Micheal Hall), bluntly—but not inaccurately.
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Schlesser's Williams banged into the McLaren, breaking the rear wishbone of Senna's car and then pushing it off to the other side of the track, where the McLaren was perched atop the exit curb, immobile.
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Unlike any mammal alive today, these extinct marsupial giants seem to have immobile elbow joints that were fixed at about a 100-degree angle, so that the arms served as permanently flexed food-gathering tools.
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I was admonished not to give a real-life villain the satisfaction of being in the puzzle, unless I was prepared to remind him of how appropriately IMMOBILE he is there in his Ecuadorean RECLINER.
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It was restorative, but the previous night's festivities still rendered me immobile until nighttime, when I meet my Jovi Junkies at the '80s silent disco on board for just long enough to get an Instagram photo.
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" When she married the then-Prince Abdullah in 1993, she told PEOPLE in 2011, "I might have looked like a serene bride in the photos, but that's because for the journey there, I was largely immobile.
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Since Sterling was seemingly immobile in the videos of the shooting, critics argue that he was not in fact a threat and the shooting is another example of excessive use of force against a black man.
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As soon as Rodwell established the Oscar Wilde Memorial Bookshop, it became a public and immobile target for homophobic attacks, which historically had occurred outside of gay bars and bathhouses, in parks, and on city streets.
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But she's still a bit squeamish about frogs—which is why, after we catch them, she'll put them in the freezer until they're immobile, allowing her to muster up the guts to chop their heads off.
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In an upcoming two-part interview on Dr. Phil, her first since being free, Brown says she was kept nearly immobile by a short length of chain, no more than three feet, fastened around her neck.
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It would be like loading up a spacecraft with a bunch of tiny ticking time bombs, which is why the spaceflight community has issued strict regulations about onboard propulsion systems, rendering most CubeSats rudderless and immobile.
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Gonzalez's doctor, Jose Perez Valentin, however, listed several "causes" of death, including a pulmonary embolism, which he told CNN was related to the fact that she was an older woman who was immobile after the hurricane.
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Napoli and Lazio set up a meeting in the last eight as they both won at home against second-tier opposition with Ciro Immobile continuing his scoring ways for Lazio as they beat Cremonese 210-2300.
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Only one player in the whole of Europe has made more direct domestic goal contributions, with Ciro Immobile of Lazio, scoring 26 goals and providing six assists for a combined 32 contributions, compared to Messi's 26.
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But telemedicine — the connecting of doctors and patients via telecommunication technology from video chat to text message, allowing for diagnosis and even prescription — has been a boon for remote, immobile, impoverished, or otherwise traditionally unreachable patients.
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Since Sterling was seemingly immobile in the video of the shooting, critics argue that he was not in fact a threat and the shooting is another example of excessive use of force against a black man.
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Watch: Amy Ziering On Campus Rape and Why No One Believes Women In court, the defense and prosecution clashed over a key piece of evidence: a 96 second video in which the woman lies immobile, eyes shut.
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The Series 4 also features a brand new gyroscope and motion-detecting hardware that will improve the watch's ability to track your exercise routines, but also detect if you're immobile after a fall, automatically contacting emergency services.
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Quibble with the details, but the overarching story—immobile companies giving governments a degree of sovereignty, which they self-interestedly use to boost the middle classes—seems a plausible account of the stability of advanced capitalist democracies.
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Now, instead of putting on any face mask to have a fun night drinking wine with girlfriends, I apply this religiously once a week to sit with my facial muscles rendered immobile for about 10-6.593 minutes.
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Ordered by the maniacal Austrian governor Gesler to shoot an apple off the head of his beloved son, Tell sings the wrenching, sublimely eloquent aria "Sois immobile," which Mr. Finley performed with magnificent gravity and burnished colorings.
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It will ask the user if they want to dial 911, and if it detects that the user is immobile for more than a minute, it automatically calls emergency services and shares the user's latitude and longitude.
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This has meant that Pujols, 216, an immobile slugger, has often ceded the designated hitter role and played first base, where he has already appeared in twice as many games as he did all of last season.
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Her opening tableau in "Continuum" handsomely paid tribute to the way many of Mr. Taylor's pure-dance works start with an immobile nucleus that we know will soon burst forth into dance life like a seed head.
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Here he is in a poignant excerpt from the Act III aria "Sois immobile," when Tell, who has been arrested, is ordered to shoot an arrow into an apple balanced on the head of his beloved son.
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Apart from undergoing a knee replacement that would render her immobile for three months, she's in the middle of selling Hollywood's historic London House complex that she acquired nearly two decades ago and says she fixed up herself.
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Video games, the entire Human Centipede franchise, any war documentary is easier to watch than seeing a 40-year-old man having intercourse to — not with, but to, as she lay immobile, flinching — a 13-year-old girl.
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Also, something that may be handy for elderly users, the Apple Watch can now detect when a person trips or falls, and will send your location and call emergency services if you remain immobile for 60 seconds afterward.
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In 2006, members of the same research team performed a similar operation on a 38-year-old man with severe brain damage; he was living in a partially conscious state, only periodically aware and virtually mute and immobile.
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The play's parched-voice Elizabeth (an implacable, facially immobile Tara Fitzgerald) may glide about Jon Bausor's set with ease, but "The Secret Theatre" is about the restrictions that inevitably come in a society on guard against unnamed dangers.
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"It's difficult to reform a longstanding global institution," said Marco Marzano, the author of "The Immobile Church: Francis and the Missed Revolution," who called it "improbable" that Francis could deliver on all the changes his supporters hoped for.
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Two goals from Serie A's leading scorer Ciro Immobile, the second in stoppage time, gave third-placed Lazio a dramatic 2-1003 win at 10-man Brescia on Sunday as they chalked up their ninth successive league victory.
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If you read J.D. Vance's "Hillbilly Elegy," you might want to pick up the book our critic deemed its French counterpart: "The End of Eddy," an autobiographical novel about growing up alienated and economically immobile in rural France.
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" The inhabitants of "Beds" are "people lying motionless in their cocoons, in room after room for miles on end … millions of immobile people who have withdrawn from others in order to lie in a coma throughout the night.
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Roger, who resembles a Himalayan with his blue eyes and long tan coat, was discovered immobile with no use of his back legs, no control of his bodily functions, not neutered — and with a bullet lodged in his spine.
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Using a pulley system attached to the ceiling, he used his whole body to lift her from the ground, and after a few tries, Sulkowicz was suspended with her arms and legs wrapped around the beam, rendering her immobile.
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But procrastination is a different business altogether: It is not only more available, but also more dynamic, just as the procrastinator is a more dramatic figure than the idler, who is as ascetic and immobile as a pillar saint.
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In it, a bright-but-confused student named Raymond has to forego a big-deal medical internship he'd fought hard to get in order to take care of his mother, who has broken her leg and is largely immobile.
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It took the Roman Catholic Church more than 350 years to acknowledge that Galileo had been wronged — though astronomers now tell us that the sun is not immobile, but orbits within the galaxy, pulling the planets along with it.
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It took the Roman Catholic Church more than 350 years, to acknowledge that Galileo had been wronged — though astronomers now tell us that the sun is not immobile, but orbits within the galaxy, pulling the planets along with it.
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His mind is fine, he can hear and see, but his body is immobile except for a few remaining facial movements, including his eyes, which he uses to operate a device that types and speaks for him, according to his mom.
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DEAD GOOSE FALLS FROM SKY, KNOCKS HUNTER UNCONSCIOUS IN &aposFREAKY ACCIDENT&apos While the bear might have spooked others, the teen remained calm and completely immobile as it poked around before returning to its mother and sibling, the news outlet reported.
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Kepner, 64, would like to have the non-functional hands removed, as they've made him largely immobile – much more so than his initial prosthetics, which he began using after losing his real hands to sepsis after getting strep throat in 1999.
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Another side gallery off the main floor is entirely devoted to a second work by Gupta, this one an oversized and rusting approximation of an immobile industrial ceiling fan, with a spray of detached debris languishing on the floor around it.
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Touching down the Falcon 93 on solid ground is certainly easier to pull off than an ocean landing; a large expanse of immobile land is a less challenging target to hit than a small ship floating on a choppy ocean.
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In Enemy Unknown, for example, I treated my sharpshooter as an immobile turret, rushing them into a high-up vantage point on the first turn of the battle and leaving them there, free to survey — and shoot — from a safe distance.
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"The new remote control — along with the additional remote it is designed to control — will soon come standard with all Sony televisions, allowing viewers to remain 'more immobile, more stationary, and more physically inert than ever before,'" the piece reads. Ha!
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In the third of nine tight, hushed miniatures, a trill was stretched out, slowly obliterated; in the fourth, a chorale became immobile, yet still comprehensible; the last was a brushing arioso, bowed on the instruments' bodies, necks and tuning pegs.
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Malatesta had planned an un-medicated birth and wanted to move freely during labor, but her labor and delivery nurse ordered her to get in bed on her back and remain immobile, although her baby was showing no signs of distress.
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I ask you to consider the horrors of being rendered immobile by my own biological response, while I had to endure his penis, raping me on his time, as slow as he wanted while he pleasured himself inside my body.
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After his years in the "Riverdance" spotlight, Mr. Dunne took a step back and trained in contemporary dance, making an effort to soften the severity of the Irish form, with its traditionally immobile torso, and to tone down the showmanship.
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Mr. Aziz, who declined an interview request, has said he could not have been at the Audubon that day because security would have blocked his entry, and that anyway, he was nearly immobile from a police beating a short while before.
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She got certified as a nursing assistant — in New York, they make about $5 an hour more than home health aides — but she hurt her back in a fall at home, and the job can require working with immobile patients.
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It took the Roman Catholic Church more than 350 years, until 1992, to acknowledge that Galileo had been wronged (although astronomers now tell us that the sun is not immobile, but orbits within the galaxy, pulling the planets along with it).
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It was a recent Saturday morning and my hangover was prohibiting much movement from where I found myself, which at the time was the Santa Barbara Wharf—not the worst place to be immobile and hungover on a cool, clear, late winter day.
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When Gretchen, the character with depression in "You're the Worst," spends one episode immobile on the couch, and her friends work themselves into frenzies trying to "fix" her, it highlighted both the futile kindness of their efforts and Gretchen's inability to be fixed.
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Lying immobile for 15 minutes while it takes effect might sound relaxing, but that is somehow always the moment your brain chooses to remember the one hundred things on your to-do list that must be completed RIGHT AT THIS VERY MOMENT.
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Never mind that fewer than a third of China's 300 million migrant workers have returned to work, or that Chinese companies are warning that they won't make payroll, or that the entire global shipping trade has been disrupted as containers sit immobile.
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I downloaded several episodes of Sesame Street (available on Hulu) and Super Wings (Amazon Prime Video), put on her kid-friendly headphones, and she spent about seven hours immobile other than to reach her grubby paws into a bag of animal crackers.
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In this, I think, the casting has given us an ideal representative; for we, too, would be facially immobile at the prospect of forever defending a prop wall against an infinitude of implacable digital effects with no letup in the lack of interest.
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She claims that she was not able to consent to sexual activity that night because she was too intoxicated, testifying in court that she was orally and vaginally penetrated by the three officers while lying immobile on a hotel bed in downtown Toronto.
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She wasn't intimidated by the idea of maneuvering a 40-ton truck, sitting virtually immobile for hours at a time in a hulking pilot seat just inches away from someone she barely knew, sleeping in a small bunk in the back of the cab.
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Read more: A top Tour photographer reveals the secret to shooting the world's greatest race"There's a fracture in my medial carpal, and right now it's not displaced, but doctors advise I keep it in a splint and keep it immobile," Van Garderen added.
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"Now that I'm immobile for the foreseeable future, it will be interesting to see how my back responds to that, and I think it will be interesting to see what it takes to get my back where it was while I was playing," he said.
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The patients from the morning had gone home, and two new ones were in the room: a former policewoman who had been hit on the head by a bale of hay, and a boy, lying immobile, who doesn't remember how he fell from a balcony.
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Books News The unnamed narrator of "Spy of the First Person," the final work by the playwright Sam Shepard, suffers from a degenerative disease that leaves him immobile, disconnected from his own body but keenly, painfully aware of his surroundings and his meandering consciousness.
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MOBILE/IMMOBILE bills itself as an exploration of our modes de vie, a play on words in the context of transportation, suggesting both our way of life and our means of living — which is to say, the tools we use to go about our days.
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One of the ads, which were for Insidious: The Last Key, allegedly showed a woman "lying on a floor immobile, bloodied and distressed while a humanoid creature crept towards her and then probed at her with claw-like fingers and pierced her skin," according to the ASA.
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And so the goofy, long-limbed furmonster—so famously immobile that its entire species is named after a deadly sin—swam across a river to get it on, in what we can only imagine would be intercourse so slow that climax occurs on a geologic timescale.
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Even before the lab results were out, it looked like the Skripals were the victims of a nerve agent: Yulia Skripal was unconscious, seizing, vomiting, and had lost control of her bodily functions, the BBC reports; Sergei Skripal had gone rigid and immobile, according to CBS News.
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The feature is turned on by default for people 65 and older (based on the birth date they entered into the watch's software), and the watch will automatically call emergency services and send a message to your emergency contact if you remain immobile for a minute after a fall.
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Capital goods are extremely immobile and tend to stay exactly where they are, whether they are earning a high rate of return or not — Detroit is full of abandoned building because the actual capital goods can't go to Tennessee or Mexico or wherever the auto jobs may be.
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Whenever a volume like Pomfret's thuds onto my study table, I flip to the bibliography to look for a citation of one Western book that I have long thought properly explores this deeply contextual aspect of Chinese thinking: Alain Peyrefitte's "The Immobile Empire," first published in Paris in 1989.
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As more and more everyday products are connected to the internet as part of the Internet of Things, it's conceivable that the same people who were entirely immobile will be able to manipulate almost anything in their environment using a brain-machine interface that is also connected to the internet.
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Chairman Andrea Agnelli on Monday will be hosted on Radio 2225's "Tutti convocati" show (2100-240 GMT) Serie A leading scorer Ciro Immobile grabbed his 27th league goal of the season as irrepressible Lazio won 3-2 at Genoa on Sunday to stay on the tail of leaders Juventus.
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The case will turn largely on how credible the panel finds Ms. Constand, who testified that in a visit to Mr. Cosby's home near Philadelphia, he gave her pills that he said were herbal, but that left her immobile and drifting in and out of consciousness, and sexually assaulted her.
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Demanding to be moved an inch this way or that, or just demanding that Clov attend to his needs — Hamm is blind and immobile — he lords it over Clov, and is scarcely more respectful to his parents, Nagg (Joe Grifasi) and Nell (Lynn Cohen), who live enclosed in canvas garbage bins.
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After being allegedly pushed off a ledge and falling 80 feet in what authorities believe was a murder plotted over money, a Penn State University professor may have remained alive and immobile for up to two days before his body was found at the bottom of a quarry, an investigator testified Wednesday.
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But in her dogged attempts to pass the days profitably — brushing her teeth, taking her medicine, filing her nails, attempting to jostle into life her companion, the barely seen and virtually immobile Willie (a convincingly decrepit Jarlath Conroy) — she represents a mordant image of the existential struggle that can haunt us all.
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Researchers who have spent their careers investigating the ways that pain is altered by mood, context, and suggestion are naturally skeptical of the idea that personal testimony can be proved or disproved by making someone spend an hour lying horizontal and immobile in a rigidly controlled, socially isolated, loud, boring, and claustrophobic environment.
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Our instructor recommends that we make our child's bedroom our safe room: Because babies are immobile in the case of a home invasion, the NRA suggests that we replace the door leading to our hypothetical baby's nursery with a far sturdier model made of solid-core wood and add a deadbolt lock.
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Over the last few weeks I haven't even been battling opponents — instead I've spent hours in the game's training mode, throwing out quarter-circles and increasingly complicated combos against an immobile dummy, trying to program my brain and my muscles with the memories required to pull off the best moves in a real match.
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No artist's career illustrates the traps of modern fame for an artist more clearly, or the risk of having a style become a brand; stretches of the second volume, obliged to take account of the immobile mobiles and stasis-filled stabiles that Calder churned out in later life, are likely to make dispiriting reading.
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There's "Newton's Cradle," an executive desk toy with five gleaming ball bearings in an immobile tangle; "Plughole," a close-up video of water streaming into the six round holes in a stainless-steel drain, one after the other; and "Domino Effect," a line of roughly 4,600 black dominoes crossing the gallery floor face to face.
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People like James could get in their trucks and drive thousands of highway miles and then through the cow fields and out to the Great Salt Lake, where the coastline ''reverberated out to the horizons,'' according to Smithson, ''only to suggest an immobile cyclone while flickering light made the entire landscape appear to quake.
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Fitch's view of the potential risk of the bank placements is driven primarily by these balances having been kept immobile in non-top tier international banks despite risk-weightings of up to 50% which are rather onerous for capital ratios, while the securities are held in foreign depositories despite the 50% provisioning requirement for these exposures from January 4953.
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Though in video of the event that was captured by Reuters the first lady can be seen smiling briefly as she greets the audience, in the most viral images she seems to stand awkwardly, immobile and unsmiling with her hands at her sides — an eerie image that immediately inspired comparisons to ghosts or creepy children in horror movies.
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Juventus scraped 2225-403 victory over Genoa moving back to the top of Serie A by one point over Inter Milan As Roma thumped hapless Udinese 240-21 away in Serie A on Wednesday Lazio also won 20.8959-0, against Torino, with forward Ciro Immobile scoring twice to take his league tally for the season to 12.
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"The only way to respond to sexual assault is to survive," said clinical psychologist Shannon Curry, and emerging research reflects that some victims' bodies tell them to do this by "freezing" (becoming immobile or unresponsive), "fawning" (behaving amenably to an attacker), or other adaptive responses to fear, like playing dead or trying to flatter or bargain with their attacker.
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In a scenario reminiscent of some of the more vicious and cruelly ironic sequences in Stanley Kubrick's "A Clockwork Orange," Richard's assault on Sylvia plays out in a room where Johnny Horne has been knocked to the ground and rendered immobile by his restraints, all while a makeshift robotic bear with a glowing helmet repeats the same phrase over and over.
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That means the workers and shoppers in three grocery stores, the people going to two movie theaters, the entire staffs of the Coast Guard base and two hospitals, the congregations at 15 churches, the hikers, the artists, the trollers and long-liners and sport fishermen — every man, woman and child would be deaf, blind, immobile or dead every year that we return to Sitka.
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The next day, they again drive to the painter's retirement apartment, where, again, nobody bothers them and they are left to pass the hours as two immobile sculptures, until it's time to be fed, and today they drive into the part of town where the multiplex is, sneaking hamburgers and fries into a movie about time travel that he's already seen and tells her he doesn't mind seeing again.
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