I was not only addicted to injecting heroin, I was addicted to injecting.
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For the youth, they're always injecting new energy and injecting new vision into the movement.
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"It got to the point that when I was injecting insulin, I felt like I was injecting fat," Rebecca says.
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One involves injecting specialized DNA sequences into the body, while the other works by injecting an inactive form of the Zika virus.
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Also, tuberculosis research in the 1960s showed that injecting just the cell walls of bacteria worked almost as well as injecting whole bacteria.
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In addition, the consequences of injecting cathinones—like skin erosion and large holes at overused injecting sites—predisposes users to cellulitis and other potentially serious bacterial infections.
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Unless ... that needle wasn't for just injecting serum. Huh.
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A year later, she was smoking and injecting crystal meth.
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Of course, I wasn't supposed to be injecting the Demerol.
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Yet solo injecting is just one way heroin is consumed.
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Injecting human growth hormone also is risky, according to Newman.
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After moving to Bradford in 2010, this progressed to injecting.
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Injecting the funds helped Slovenia to avert an international bailout.
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Injecting ads into these experiences could feel interruptive and uncool.
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And how, exactly, do actors shoot up without actually injecting?
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"I can't remember somebody possibly injecting me unknowingly," he said.
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After all, we're not injecting Instagram intravenously or freebasing Facebook.
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Viruses reproduce by injecting their genes inside a human cell.
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One involved injecting heated tobacco juice into the suffering patient.
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Why would injecting fluids into sedimentary rock cause larger quakes?
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Companies can start injecting productivity by revamping their enterprise processes.
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The conventional wisdom is that injecting fluids into basement rock is more dangerous than injecting into sedimentary rock because the largest faults, which potentially can make the most damaging earthquakes, are in the basement.
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Aaron Traywick, just after injecting himself with an unregulated herpes therapy.
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Others are injecting a bit of political humor into the situation.
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Obvious target groups include prostitutes, injecting drug users and the promiscuous.
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The victory was seen injecting greater certainty into the financial markets.
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It turns out that's where he'd been injecting his own spunk.
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Injecting provides the fastest high, followed by an equally spectacular decline.
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But injecting stem cells in the spinal cord is extremely dangerous.
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"We're injecting terrible opportunities for discrimination into the workplace," Green said.
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"It's injecting resources, it's lowering the tax obligation," Lopez Obrador said.
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When Mel Cohen first began injecting estrogen, the benefits were immediate.
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So, the macro is that China's injecting a lot of liquidity.
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There are clear benefits to injecting competition into our infrastructure projects.
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I've come close to injecting benzodiazepines, which are not water soluble.
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"Despite the evidence that shows very clearly that providing sterile injecting equipment does not encourage people to inject, it's a widely held view that what we should be doing is stopping injecting drug use," he said.
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Dr. Gottlieb and Dr. Marks also said that orthopedic procedures — injecting the fat-derived cells into joints — were of lower priority than treatments that involved injecting or infusing the cells into the central nervous system or bloodstream.
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"You could be injecting bacteria-infected material—you have no way of knowing what you're really injecting," Dr. Larry Lipshultz, a Houston-based urologist who specializes in men's health issues like infertility and low testosterone, told me.
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Unfortunately, injecting this poison into American life is an extremely lucrative business.
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To offset that, it has been injecting huge amounts of new liquidity.
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Silicon Badia participates in seed rounds, injecting anywhere between $50,000 and $500,000.
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Aaron Traywick, just prior to injecting himself with an unregulated herpes therapy.
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Steve Ludwin: I love injecting venom to AC/DC's "Inject The Venom"!
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Still, Golub said there are two positives injecting faith in the market.
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The Nirvana frontman shot himself in 1994 after injecting himself with heroin.
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All three deals rallied in secondary, injecting newfound confidence into the market.
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It starts by harming the host, usually a spider, by injecting venom.
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It's a fairly large room with five separate stainless steel injecting stations.
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He was injecting live virus vaccines into people at a Holiday Inn.
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Meanwhile, Chinese tech companies are injecting new vitality into the world economy.
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The first step involves injecting the target's laptop with geo-location malware.
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And more people are injecting it—up 18 percent over a decade.
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Wouldn't injecting a so-called club drug only serve to fuel addiction?
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Injecting tens of thousands of mares with PZP is also labor-intensive.
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Key Republican senators are also injecting themselves directly into foreign policy decisions.
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Injecting these surprises keeps users checking back for new ways to share.
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Injecting rat pluripotent stem cells into mouse embryos produced rat-mouse chimeras.
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Kenya had 18,000 injecting drug users in 2011, according to government statistics.
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By 14 she had graduated to injecting meth and became an addict.
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That was because she was injecting meth while pregnant with his baby.
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It starts acting around 20 minutes after injecting and lasts four hours.
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But that was because it was injecting capital straight into those companies.
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Discarded syringes litter the ground and users nod off after injecting heroin.
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Those bureaucratic hurdles were so daunting that the clinics stopped injecting eggs.
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And officials have been reprimanded for injecting their opinions into legal conclusions.
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But the most challenging part was deliberately injecting errors into each garment.
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It also said it would look at injecting money into the venture.
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By injecting glutamine into the cells, Endari makes the cells less 'sticky.
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This shitshow that we're in—it's him injecting himself into the process.
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EJ: I don't know I want tech companies injecting me with anything.
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Eventually, she contracted a flesh-eating disease while injecting fentanyl and heroin.
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The staff, since they're in the same room, can watch people injecting, and if they watch someone do some injecting practices that are less than ideal from a public health point of view, there's an opportunity to do that.
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And, for people accustomed to injecting themselves, there are ways around the lights.
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They are intervening in currency markets while concurrently injecting cash into their economies.
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Engineers are injecting new energy into the industry by rethinking 3D printing altogether.
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Ze-Gen, based in Massachusetts, gasifies waste by injecting it into molten steel.
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Further down the strip, acquaintance Raymond Hogan asks Lampkin for his help injecting.
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Via Benjamin Mueller - CARMABIBut injecting diversity into a reef is slow, tricky business.
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Injecting it can cause weakness, muscle aches, vomiting, fevers, organ failure, and death.
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It is, says one, akin to injecting a micro dose of jet lag.
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"It's horrible to criticize somebody injecting money into science and research," Woodgett said.
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I think it's just injecting yourself into something you don't know anything about.
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Only Levy distinguishes herself by injecting humanity and internal conflict into her role.
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It has also begun injecting uranium gas into centrifuges at an underground facility.
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It also just began injecting uranium gas into centrifuges at an underground facility.
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Basically, it's injecting more color information into videos that didn't originally have it.
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"This s---show that we're in — it's him injecting himself into the process."
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Economists say fiscal stimulus could prove useful in injecting life into household demand.
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Her technique involves injecting patients with a drug that makes cancerous cells glow.
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During a health crisis, injecting money into economies doesn't necessarily get people spending.
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So it's capturing carbon dioxide and injecting it underground ... to extract more carbon.
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Viruses infect host cells by injecting them with the spike of genetic material.
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"I want to talk a bit about injecting 230 into trade agreements," Rep.
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"I want to talk a bit about injecting 230 intro trade agreements," Rep.
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I want to thank you personally, particularly, for injecting optimism into our discussions.
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Chairwoman Maxine Waters (D-Calif.) rebuked McHenry for injecting politics into the issue.
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An easing move means injecting more money into economy, which lowers interest rates.
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Putting someone to death involves more than simply injecting serum into an arm.
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And Mr Trump has plenty more ways of injecting fear into the economy.
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"I don't know what they were thinking," he said, injecting a curse word.
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Central banks around the world injecting trillions of dollars into the financial system.
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In the study, injecting Vasalgel into mature rhesus monkeys' vas deferens prevented contraception.
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And like life, without injecting real money, Kim Kardashian: Hollywood moves painstakingly slow.
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Tony Duffin of the Ana Liffey Drug Project, who works with addicts in Dublin and has been campaigning for supervised injecting facilities, recently took VICE News on a tour around some of the most popular public injecting spots in Dublin.
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Imagine injecting an area with a ton of dilated veins with a foreign material.
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Recent peer-reviewed studies suggest injecting high volumes of wastewater could aggravate natural faults.
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Injecting a dollop of personality into that aridly anonymous landscape seemed a tall order.
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Ascendance Biomedical CEO Aaron Traywick, shortly after injecting himself with an experimental herpes therapy.
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Injecting a little subversion into the film brings back some of that outsider spirit.
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They begin by milking snakes for their venom and injecting a small amount mammals.
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Levitt suggests the gel for people who are squeamish about injecting themselves with needles.
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And injecting semen with a needle anywhere into your body is a bad idea.
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Adobe built Sensei with the idea of injecting intelligence across the Adobe product line.
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Injecting it into basalt and letting nature take its course can solve that problem.
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One estimate of injecting users puts the number at 75,000, or 0.2% of adults.
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Last October, Ascendence live-streamed a man injecting himself with an untested HIV treatment.
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In this edited excerpt, Doerr describes injecting his management techniques in Google's early days.
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"It's injecting resources, it's lowering the tax obligation," he said at the press conference.
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When the drugmaker changed the formula in 2012, some addicts began injecting it instead.
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However, to get around the reformulation, people began melting the drug and injecting it.
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In unsanitary conditions, injecting can lead to infections that can spread throughout the body.
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The corporate-bank nexus may spare the government from directly injecting capital into banks.
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"I don't like the idea of injecting bad stuff into your body," he said.
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Fracking involves injecting water, sand and chemicals deep underground to break up rock formations.
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The woman was in the middle of injecting a needle into her companion's arm.
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WADA accused him of personally injecting athletes and levied a lifetime ban on him.
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It's produced by Butch Walker, who specializes in injecting pop energy into conventional rock.
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I do think it is becoming more acceptable, especially with people injecting their lips.
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The therapy involves injecting normal copies of the RPE65 gene into the patient's eyes.
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And he knows the power of injecting a fringe idea into the media bloodstream.
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By injecting carbon dioxide into an otherwise unproductive well, oil can be economically extracted.
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It's a routine means of injecting self-examination and moral reflection into daily life.
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The test involved injecting a tiny bit of TB protein just under the skin.
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But, after injecting himself, the man said, he believed the syringe contained a tranquilizer.
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At the same time, she was addicted to Percocet and ultimately began injecting heroin.
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You're injecting yourself into their conversation to their followers, showing up in their mentions.
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Ours is a time-honored way of injecting more voices into the public debate.
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Agents and prosecutors have been reprimanded for injecting their legal conclusions with personal opinions.
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Elizabeth Warren thanked the former housing secretary for injecting "bold" ideas into the race.
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The EpiPen is a medical device that treats dangerous allergic reactions by injecting epinephrine.
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Injecting fat into the buttock can easily lead to serious problems if done incorrectly.
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It must be about injecting free market forces and consumerism into the health system.
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"Intradermal injecting is a more difficult skill to learn than the subdermal," she says.
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The investigators were not even certain that Huang had been injecting olfactory ensheathing cells.
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Scientists may have cured a man of HIV by injecting him with "superpower" cells.
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It involved injecting newborn or fetal mice with white blood cells from unrelated mice.
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This would be done either by injecting chemicals or by cutting the umbilical cord.
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We need safer injecting, more funding into harm reduction, more funding for treatment centers.
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One in three were still injecting heroin and two-thirds were on methadone scripts.
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Both Tank and Dylan publicly acknowledged the dangers of injecting silicone on their own blogs.
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"Teva will avoid injecting any extra funding in new drugs," one of the sources said.
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The researchers began by injecting the Zika virus into glioblastoma stem cells taken from patients.
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They would also endorse injecting 3 billion reais of capital into Oi. $1 = 3.15 reais
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Interviews with 18 of the subjects appear alongside portraits, injecting personality and a directed narrative.
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The viewers, rightfully so, were furious at NBC injecting endless commercials with the opening ceremony.
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Yet the central bank fears injecting too much money into the system would spark inflation.
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They did not say how much more the government was targeting injecting into the banks.
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She lets them know how she feels about political issues without injecting divisive political rhetoric.
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I seemed to be the odd one injecting my face with neurotoxins for no reason.
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The company is leaning into its strong suit, injecting high-tech delivery into the fight.
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Injecting fracking fluids into poorly constructed wells, so that gases or liquids affect the groundwater.
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In other words: Be honest about what you observe, instead of injecting your own opinion.
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That's when I saw nurses and doctors around me injecting me with things and shouting.
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Her clinic uses patients' fat-derived cells to treat orthopedic conditions, injecting them into joints.
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To their surprise, injecting a healthy person with the purified antigen protected against future infections.
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But instead, tech sees it as exacerbating the skills shortage while injecting more bureaucratic dysfunction.
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And I would say he's injecting a lot of false doubt into the climate conversation.
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But is the thought of injecting the dumplings was too much for people to handle?
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They operate an enhanced needle exchange site, largely aimed at the city's heroin injecting population.
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Another child was allegedly struck in the head after injecting herself with her brother's EpiPen.
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Injecting turmoil into the lives of Hondurans here will have effects on their homeland, too.
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This extra cost was there long before renewable technologies starting injecting energy into the grid.
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Urine can induce stinging cells to fire, injecting you with even more potent, painful venom.
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Their lives may also become less functional because more frequent injecting simply takes up time.
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Older patients were showing up at his office with abscesses from injecting crushed-up pills.
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Injecting stimulus without touching a sector that feeds about 15% of GDP won't be easy.
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Now the focus is on making robots smarter by injecting them with machine-learning software.
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A California clinic was accused of injecting cancer patients with a product including smallpox vaccine.
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The positive read of Sanders's comments is that he's injecting nuance into an oversimplified issue.
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Called Social Sensibility, it is dedicated to injecting spontaneity and random exploration into the workplace.
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The patient began injecting it immediately—but the station had only a 40-day supply.
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Rosita is a pregnant, HIV-infected injecting drug user - and Jose is a social worker.
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"We're not giving them an oral drug or injecting them with a medication," he said.
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YouTuber veselekov copied the format of Evangelion's opening, injecting it with Overwatch characters and terminology.
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Injecting drugs increases the chances that people will acquire infective endocarditis, HIV, or viral hepatitis.
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The veteran started each day by purchasing a bag of heroin and injecting the drugs.
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Dr. Dubal is also collaborating on drug research: She's investigating injecting Klotho into the body.
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They save lives, don't increase drug injecting, and get people into health care, including treatment.
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Neighborhoods see less public injecting and syringe litter, and the sites do not increase crime.
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In a grove of cane plants, half-a-dozen people were smoking crack or injecting heroin.
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Only in this case, we're talking about someone injecting random genes and viruses into their body.
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But injecting a dog-eat-dog mentality into a team that's ostensibly lottery bound could work.
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Since then he's been injecting what would for any normal human be fatal amounts of venom.
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That got Ordóñez wondering whether he and other researchers were unconsciously injecting biases into their software.
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New smelting-refining capacity is coming on stream, injecting an extra demand boost for copper concentrates.
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The homelessness, prostitution and years spent injecting myself with drugs were hard for me to understand.
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He's been criticized by advocates of the exit for injecting himself into the domestic British debate.
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Video footage recovered from the vessel showed Tichelman injecting the executive before leaving him to die.
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Amazon and Microsoft are working on it too, and likely injecting it in their cloud offering.
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So not only was he injecting semen into his own body, he kept missing his veins.
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But then Roberts livestreams himself self-injecting while Traywick uses the opportunity to promote his company.
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So I was livestreaming and I was thinking about injecting myself but it [didn't] feel right.
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Muthart had been awake for almost 48 hours, snorting and injecting a concoction of tainted methamphetamine.
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Like Lynch, Haruki Murakami has a knack for injecting the truly strange into the seemingly everyday.
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You would have thought she was taking a polygraph test as Dr. Bowe was injecting her.
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She admitted injecting him with a lethal dose of heroin and choking him in February 2016.
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And inhaling it (or injecting it) are the more dangerous ways to deliver ricin, Chai says.
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Sanders said the meeting should not be viewed as the pope injecting himself into the campaign.
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Schiff said the notion of injecting that kind of false information into an election "terrifies" him.
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When CPS interviewed the parents, they said other adults might be responsible for injecting the children.
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The high reportedly hits you quicker than injecting, but it is less intense and shorter-lived.
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Last week, the Air Force could not resist injecting a bit of seriousness into the levity.
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"These are people who never in a million years thought they'd be injecting themselves," she said.
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Since then, more than 2,000 atomic bombs have been tested, injecting radioactive materials into the atmosphere.
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Leyendecker was covered for the next six months, injecting someone else's insulin prescription into her body.
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You are just injecting more rocket fuel into a rocket that is already able to fly.
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There are even Tumblr blogs that revolve around videos of gay men injecting meth and fucking.
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By injecting insulin multiple times a day, people with Type 1 diabetes can control their symptoms.
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But both videos contain shots, framed similarly, of someone injecting an insulin shot into their stomach.
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Messenger eventually began injecting display ads into the inbox, which WhatsApp could one day allow, too.
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He has launched a political organization that is injecting children's issues into the 2016 presidential race.
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The big proposition is that injecting more private health insurance competition will solve what ails healthcare.
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Previously there were no official statistics on how many people in the country were injecting drugs.
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Former heroin users like Mohammed are grateful for the services that exist for injecting drug users.
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Injecting Opana ER was linked to outbreaks of HIV, hepatitis C and a rare blood disorder.
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In Appalachia people were getting the drug, crushing it, mixing it with water and injecting it.
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The percentage who reported injecting illegal drugs dropped from 2% in 2007 to 228.5% in 22007.
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Beijing has been increasing its shares in those funds, or injecting more capital in regional banks.
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The new plans are mostly notable for injecting intermediate holding companies into the banks' organizational structure.
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The benefits from injecting this capital into the economy may even grow as returns are reinvested.
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As a filmmaker, Lynch is known for injecting the uncanny into the most banal, innocent settings.
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In response, the central bank has been injecting billions of renminbi into the country's financial system.
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What I hadn't factored in, however, was the awkwardness of injecting anywhere else but at home.
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Aides say he intends to avoid injecting himself into the race as long as he can.
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A Navy officer told CNN that the guidance was also injecting serious stress among military spouses.
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"If we win market share due to injecting competition, that's a measure of success," Harkin said.
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It's a typical clinical setting, aside from the people injecting heroin just a few steps away.
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The Joneses further disrupted the idyllic stereotype by injecting a measure of black radicalism into it.
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They often won't, for example, allow people to share drugs or assist each other in injecting.
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They determine this by injecting a cell marker into the brains of several volunteers with cancer.
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Playing familiar games is my go-to method for injecting a little nostalgia into my veins.
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All told, shifting politics and emerging policy ideas are injecting new life in an old idea.
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But when he was a college freshman, his brother asked him to try something — injecting heroin.
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But her initial steps, taking the country rightward and injecting religious themes, risk deepening the divide.
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Village trustees shouldn't be stock pickers, and they shouldn't be injecting social issues into the decision.
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The intention was to stabilize the financial system by injecting huge amounts of liquidity into it.
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By 16 I had an opiate problem, and by 17 I was addicted to injecting heroin.
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The New York Fed for a third time in a row injecting liquidity in the markets.
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But he warns that Trump risks losing control of the situation by injecting uncertainty into it.
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Researchers also found no increase in crime, and a decrease in public injecting and discarded needles.
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A user can fatally overdose within moments of snorting, injecting or swallowing the drug, authorities said.
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ACE reduces the fiscal convenience to contract debts instead of injecting fresh capital into the companies.
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"We can consider injecting new money if it's about fresh, rationale investment instead," the minister said.
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In Thailand, where people are injecting instead of getting these therapies, that rate is 21980 percent.
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Here's a look at several of the new arrivals injecting vitality into an already thriving landscape.
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T-Mobile went on to not only survive but thrive—injecting the sector with additional competition.
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By paying for stuff, injecting money into the economy, the government puts those resources to work.
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Aaron Traywick, CEO of Ascendance Biomedical, injecting himself with a herpes treatment on stage at a conference.
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The latest thrust involves shaking up ownership structures and injecting private capital into the debt-ridden sector.
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There were too many tweets to read their whole timelines, so they became apprehensive about injecting more.
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"Your actions injecting politics into the FOIA process mark a stark departure from previous practice," he wrote.
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Investors led by South African investment firm Brait are also injecting 150 million pounds of fresh financing.
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She admitted to injecting 14 patients with lethal doses of insulin between 2007 and 2016 in Ontario.
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Instead, the 1980s signifiers lift the whole thing, injecting it with some much-needed passion and nuance.
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Photo: AP Comcast is once again under fire for injecting JavaScript code into websites its customers visit.
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Tertiary production is anything done after that, including injecting any fluid not originally found in the reservoir.
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He believed her when she said she had not been injecting for long and wanted to stop.
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An unpredictable trade war with China is injecting huge amounts of volatility into an already volatile system.
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In college, she began injecting heroin, leaving the University of Cincinnati with a jumble of incomplete grades.
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So he began injecting patients with Streptococcus bacteria and other bacterial products, which caused tumors to shrink.
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"With Sinclair, they're injecting Fox-worthy content into the mouths of your local news anchors," Oliver said.
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The utility asked regulators for permission to start injecting gas into the cavern, its biggest, last November.
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Jones was also found guilty of injecting 4-week-old Rolando Santos with the blood thinner Heparin.
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At the very least, these narrative devices are keeping things interesting and injecting some much-needed mystery.
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Prosecutors alleged that Claus wanted to kill his wife, by injecting her, in order to marry another.
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It's just the basic displacement of the arterial systems, so you're injecting embalming fluid and removing blood.
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"By injecting huge amounts of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, humankind has loaded the dice," he added.
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The central bank also stopped injecting money into the financial system for 18 consecutive days in April.
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In most cases*, injecting drugs gets them to the brain fastest, followed by smoking, snorting, and eating.
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India is injecting 700 billion rupees ($10.4 billion) into the banks in four years to March 2019.
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Eviatar begins injecting me along the length of my brow with Dysport—a neurotoxin similar to Botox.
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The robot, which received funding from Google, kills the starfish by injecting them with a lethal substance.
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But before injecting male hormones into Cole's body, the endocrinologist handed him a pamphlet on egg freezing.
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Injecting vulnerabilities in commonly used protocols or services indiscriminately affects the security of everyone using these technologies.
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In regards to my body, apart from an abscess from injecting, and a spinal fracture, not much.
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The injury to Rodriguez gave the Yankees a free shot at injecting new life into the lineup.
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NOSET staff says that even the limited services offered to injecting drug users are having an impact.
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She conducts with admirable economy and clarity — her beat, her cues — while injecting expressiveness and emotion liberally.
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The practice involves injecting water and chemicals underground in order to fracture rocks and release natural gas.
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The banks would agree if shareholders commit to injecting $1 billion into Usiminas, the third source noted.
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Bitcoin cash machines appeared in Tbilisi as cryptocurrency operations took root, injecting life in often abandoned buildings.
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So today's pièce de résistance was injecting the idea today that perhaps someone else had made tapes.
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She stopped me: 'Whoa, why are you injecting up there when the problem's down at my jawline?
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He began giving himself infusions about the same time, injecting himself with a lifesaving blood-clotting factor.
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Injecting the same protein into mice and rats could reduce appetite, even when the animal hadn't eaten.
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It's basically injecting marshmallow flavor into crunchy M&M's, a late '90s favorite, but we're not complaining.
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Directly injecting Trump's business interests into an international conflict might spur them to actually do their jobs.
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Some scientists think they've found away to produce night vision by injecting special particles into someone's eyeball.
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Subra Suresh, Carnegie Mellon's president, said injecting ethical discussions into A.I. was necessary as the technology advanced.
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Some vaccines work by injecting small doses of parts of a virus in a medically safe way.
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How Summit fights coronavirus Viruses infect host cells by injecting them with a "spike" of genetic material.
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Injecting a note of caution, he added that "if interest rates continue to rise, that may change."
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Above, she holds a sign reading "Injecting hope into Japan" at a debate Sunday with Mr. Abe.
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And for good reason: Injecting carbon dioxide into wells is a common way to extract more oil.
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But injecting a new building with the old atmosphere is an impossible trick for a sports team.
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" A Twitter spokesman said "the accusation that we're artificially injecting something into a tweet is completely false.
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He had gone to the emergency room recently, he said, after injecting what he assumes was fentanyl.
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National security officials on Thursday said Russia was still injecting misinformation into American social media every day.
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Across the globe, countries are injecting money into their economies to fight the effects of COVID-19.
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SoftBank is injecting the new cash in exchange for a warrant to buy additional shares in WeWork.
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Since then, I've received treatment through hormone replacement therapy or injecting my stomach every week with testosterone.
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Fitch expects HNBA to support HNBGI's capitalisation, as it did in November 2015 by injecting LKR150 million.
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The looming decision is injecting an element of uncertainty into monetary policy after years of relative stability.
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But injecting the death penalty into this problem is a level of pointless distraction we don't need.
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How is injecting someone new into an ongoing review and production process calculated to expedite the process?
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There is none on Rodriguez, either, unless you consider Canseco's claims of personally injecting him with steroids.
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Several senators have also railed against TikTok injecting Chinese social values via censorship into the American discourse.
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Injecting consumerism also allows drug and healthcare services companies to engage in pricing, based upon activation factors.
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Yet at the same time, the Fed is injecting vast amounts of money into the financial system.
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By injecting religious credentials into considerations of citizenship, it subtly challenges the secularism enshrined in India's constitution.
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The pro-Russian networks are also injecting Russian propaganda about other countries into U.S. far-right circles.
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Instead it acts like a hypodermic needle, apparently injecting something into the prey — perhaps a disabling venom.
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She works with found objects, reappropriating racialized, racist objects and injecting power into them with radical symbols.
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The research shows injecting it into only the Northern hemisphere would reduce hurricanes in the North Atlantic.
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Since both creditor and debtor alike are involved, social investors could have an interest in injecting further capital.
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His comments quickly drew a rebuke from China, which accused the US of injecting instability into the region.
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Instead of injecting manufactured microbubbles, Suono Bio uses ultrasound to make them in the wilds of the gut.
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Caesars has proposed injecting $1.5 billion into its operating unit in return for settling the asset-stripping claims.
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"I was sort of consciously injecting some gay identity into it, and people really embraced that," Mancini said.
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The idealistic read is that this event was about injecting another idea behind all of those subscriptions: privacy.
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But he has played an unbelievable role -- an unbelievable role -- of injecting a moral consequence into the economy.
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While the family knew Emily had been using drugs, they didn't know it had progressed to injecting heroin.
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The rest is sucked out in secondary and tertiary phases, which commonly include injecting CO2 into the well.
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According to the UN, half of Russia's 100,000 new HIV cases last year were among injecting drug users.
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The problem is, injecting Ad Breaks that don't scare off viewers can be difficult, especially on shorter videos.
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He was convicted in 1982 of the attempted murder of his wife, Sunny, by injecting her with insulin.
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Comcast sneakily injecting pop-up ads into user's browsers is one of the company's older and shitter tactics.
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Hepatitis is spread through injecting drug use and unsafe use of syringes in hospitals, as well as sexually.
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And scientists have found that injecting thyroid into mice with stunted spleens can make the organs grow larger.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK Britain's estimated 120,000 injecting drug users don't have the best rep.
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In others, they'll be able to essentially take over your connection, forging and injecting packets as they please.
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Instead of ditching Opana, people simply worked around the chemical coating by injecting the drug—and shared needles.
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These versions of painkillers are designed to be more difficult to abuse through crushing and snorting or injecting.
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"We think this might be something that we could potentially contribute to," he added, injecting yet another qualifier.
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Practitioners claim that the actual injecting of blood into your clit is virtually painless because of anaesthetic cream.
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This allowed the hackers to "trivially obtain code execution" by simply injecting malware links into the command line.
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Another involves adding 15,000 horses to corrals and injecting up to 27,000 fertile mares a year with PZP.
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The 2007 US-EU open-skies agreement was intended to weaken this oligopoly by injecting private-sector competition.
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It also plans to equip three mobile vans with methadone to reach injecting drug users across the country.
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More funding is needed for services and to train heath workers to provide services to injecting drug users.
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But within hours of Scalia's death, he was injecting presidential politics into the selection of a new justice.
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The central bank has been injecting dollars into the forex market to support the naira and the economy.
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He is accused of injecting methamphetamine into a 37-year-old man identified as Joe Doe, on Sept.
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The Food and Drug Administration has sped up approval of generic drugs, injecting more competition in the market.
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The routing provision is not about injecting choice into the payments system, it's about who gets to choose.
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So researchers tried injecting a live, but weakened, version of the sporozoites, and this worked a little better.
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I don't like the idea of injecting bad stuff into your body, which is basically what they do.
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Both of us feel like that's a really important lesson to be injecting into the world right now.
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Members have committed to injecting over $2840 trillion into the global economy, its leaders said in a statement.
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So far, much of the changes have gone in one direction: injecting a little Amazon into Whole Foods.
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Dry ice makes an appearance, as do squeezable syringes, for injecting various chutneys into molded drums of paneer.
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In these, the practice of slamming (injecting) is itself sexualized and, through its focus within the video, fetishized.
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They're injecting it into former NFL players and expect results on its effectiveness within the next few years.
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This feels like injecting that stuff directly into my veins, and I'm here for it, until I'm not.
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After years and years of injecting artificial cash into the system, central banks are now signaling a withdrawal.
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Chief among these are injecting significant capital into the electricity sector and accelerating the building of power plants.
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"Teeth are basically needles that are injecting tons of gross mouth bacteria underneath the skin," said Dr. Golas.
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Monochromatic looks, like this one, would appear at regular intervals throughout the show, injecting bold splashes of color.
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Powell said the Fed is willing to keep injecting cash into the system through the overnight repo operations.
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The authorities may support Privat's foreign currency position by injecting USD-linked government bonds to recapitalise the bank.
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Primarily used in cases of male infertility, ICSI involves injecting a single sperm directly into a mother's egg.
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So far, much of the changes have gone in one direction: Injecting a little Amazon into Whole Foods.
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He has also peppered his recent tour with political statements and diatribes, injecting himself into the political discussion.
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Buck is accused of injecting the man with methamphetamine at his home, the LA District Attorney's Office said.
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Injecting some youthfulness and fun into it — that got through to me as a jaded watch industry professional.
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But fentanyl is only dangerous when it's genuinely ingested — by snorting it or injecting it into the bloodstream.
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Injecting "Mama!" adlibs and the occasional "Brr!" the song and book sync perfectly—maybe a little too perfectly.
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Long sleeve bodysuits are a clean way to include warm layers while still injecting some texture into your outfit.
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The final method described in the study involves injecting gold nanoparticles in the filament used to make the materials.
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Injecting his penis with stem cells, he continued, is just one way to combat the perils of modern life.
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Instead, it appeared to be Trump's way of injecting levity into what remains a deeply fractured Washington-Moscow relationship.
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Questions included: How can Google ensure that employees who are programming algorithms aren't injecting their own bias into algorithms?
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But injecting the cells directly into the tumor doesn't really reflect how the therapy would be used in humans.
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It made the area unique, and isn't it good that we are injecting youth culture elements into our city?
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Josiah Zayner is a biohacker who's famous for, among other things, injecting himself with the gene-editing tool CRISPR.
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Staff at the clinic take blood samples and give advice on reducing the risks of injecting or swallowing steroids.
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Clinton's chief rival, Senator Bernie Sanders, for injecting the issue of income inequality into the races in both parties.
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In 1984, Jones was also found guilty of injecting 4-week-old Rolando Santos with the blood thinner Heparin.
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Sally fights primarily by spraying or injecting enemies with drugs, which means every single takedown requires expending limited resources.
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But engineering the climate by injecting particles into the stratosphere to reflect the sun's light is ambitious and risky.
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It's possible, but speaks to furthering clamping down and injecting new fear into those who publicly oppose the regime.
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"So people need to be careful about who is injecting something into their face," a spokesperson reportedly told Nottinghampost.com.
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But methadone, which research has shown helps to prevent injecting drug users passing on HIV, is banned in Russia.
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But usually mosquitos are the culprits, biting an infected person then subsequently biting a victim and injecting the virus.
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Then again, injecting a bunch of greenhouse gas into the atmosphere and warming the planet was pretty drastic, too.
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"Almost invariably, when you increase policing, people are more hidden in terms of how they are injecting," said Baral.
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OPEC Secretary General Mohammed Barkindo said the question over sanctions waivers is injecting uncertainty into the group's decision-making.
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Fracking involves perforating wells and fracturing rocks by injecting liquids, sands and chemicals to suck in oil and gas.
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The U.S. should think about giving Putin a taste of his own medicine: injecting information into his political space.
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Injecting drug users accounted for 60 new cases and the remaining four were cases of mother-to-child transmission.
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When I was injecting heroin in New York in the 1980s, it was impossible not to know the risks.
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"But you build up a tolerance, just like with the pills," he said, and eventually they started injecting it.
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But on November 6th it began injecting uranium gas into those centrifuges for the first time in four years.
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"I started injecting rather than taking pills," the 35-year-old said matter-of-factly in a telephone interview.
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Ultimately, the government used closer to $500 billion to stabilize the banking system, including injecting capital into troubled banks.
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And the process is reversible: Film also changes reality, injecting new meanings and dimensions into its mute, mundane manifestations.
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For several hours, he openly and directly answered any question we asked, occasionally injecting his sharp sense of humor.
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"I don't care if she's injecting horse semen into her eyeballs," Rousey said to Yahoo Sports at the time.
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Last month, he cryogenically froze his stem cells, in the hopes of someday injecting them back into his body.
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Since 2013, Saudi Arabia has propped up Egypt's ailing economy by injecting at least $12 billion into Egyptian coffers.
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Fracking operations produce a lot of briny wastewater that is disposed of by injecting it into deep underground wells.
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Against that backdrop, investors may consider injecting at least some of that risk premium back into euro zone assets.
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He says he's used drugs on the inside before and has been caught twice by guards while injecting heroin.
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The fact that Trump is explicitly injecting the Post into the debate certainly suggests that aspiration on his part.
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It wasn't until many months later, after he developed an abscess from injecting heroin, that Vasquez returned to LEAD.
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Still, to CBS it was a sign that Ms. Redstone was injecting herself into the choice of board members.
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"Unsurprisingly, companies started popping up and taking bone marrow cells and injecting them into peoples' hearts," Dr. Murry said.
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Mike*, a tall and well-presented man in his 50s, has been injecting heroin for more than 25 years.
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The split on the commerce committee is now injecting politics into an agency that has typically escaped partisan disputes.
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Though he had pledged to avoid shooting up, he eventually cajoled his brother, a heroin user, into injecting him.
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Maybe you've read about former NASA employee Josiah Zayner injecting himself with DNA using the gene-editing technology CRISPR.
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And the people most likely to pass it on are injecting drug users — who are barred from getting treatment.
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She took Kate's look and ran with it, injecting her own quirky, girly spirit into the Kate Spade prototype.
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Wednesday was the third day the PBOC refrained from injecting net funds into markets via its open market operations.
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That is a sticking point for Democrats, who argue that Republicans are injecting a partisan fight into the legislation.
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Yes, techno-fixes like fertilizing the ocean with iron or injecting sulfate aerosols into the upper atmosphere are risky.
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The two friends discussed getting "baller" desks in their shared office, compared steroid regimens, and talked about injecting Adderall.
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It was a health measure to prevent injecting drug users from sharing needles, and therefore spreading H.I.V. and hepatitis.
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Canadian researchers theorized that injecting dextrose, a simple sugar, during labor might improve muscle performance, leading to speedier delivery.
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On Wednesday, it began escalating its uranium enrichment activities, injecting gas into centrifuges at its infamous underground Fordow plant.
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Injecting thousands of satellites into orbit over the next few years may drastically increase the chances of things colliding.
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Injecting Opana ER was also linked to the HIV and Hepatitis C outbreak in Scott County, Indiana in 2015.
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Simply put, it's fun, injecting bright colors and vibrant personalities into a game format that typically has featured neither.
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Von Bulow was charged with deliberately injecting insulin into wife Sunny in 1980, sending her into an irreversible coma.
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Some of the people I spoke to were injecting silicone into their own faces and disfiguring their features themselves.
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By injecting more uncertainty into the situation, Trump is destabilizing the Obamacare marketplaces and raising the possibility of collapse.
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The surgery involves taking fat from another part of the body and injecting it into the buttocks for a better shape, but doing so brings a risk of injecting fat into large veins, after which it can travel to the heart or brain, causing illness or death, according to the plastic surgeon group.
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The first mapped fluid movements within an animal, by injecting it with a fluorescent dye and following the dye around.
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A complex of successive rings accelerate subatomic particles before injecting them into a pair of intersecting rings, sixteen miles around.
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At issue is the practice of injecting false ring tones, causing rural customers to think their calls had already connected.
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This is far from the first time Comcast has taken heat for secretly injecting code into devices on its network.
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Expectations about shifting policy at global central banks were also injecting an element of uncertainty into currency markets, Tomes said.
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Injecting that phrase into the bloodstream of British politics was one of Mrs May's few successes as a political communicator.
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According to the guidelines, emergency physicians should avoid injecting migraine patients with morphine or morphine-like drugs, known as opioids.
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The World Health Organization has been clear that other services must also be available to people who are injecting drugs.
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"That would be injecting the immigration issue back into the country just as the 73 election is underway," Shear says.
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The government would potentially support some SOEs though engineering mergers, injecting equity or reducing their size, the ratings agency said.
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Faced with the singular option of abstinence-based treatment, many patients returned to the streets and began injecting heroin again.
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The government could end up injecting some 6.6 billion euros into the bank, taking a stake of around 70 percent.
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Is Amazon hellbent on building a world-straddling monopoly, or merely injecting innovation and competition into yet another new market?
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This is one reason why influential rodent experiments, in which injecting MSG resulted in brain toxicity, don't really hold up.
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Injecting a bit of genetic material inside a living body gets cells to produce the material the DNA codes for.
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We are taking advantage of the animals' immune system, injecting them with venom so they produce antibodies against those toxins.
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One of the students recently came home with a handout containing detailed instructions for making, preparing, and injecting crystal meth.
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Former nurse Ivo Poppe is suspected of killing his victims by injecting air into their blood, causing a fatal embolism.
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Bad actors are injecting a piece of JavaScript into websites and advertisements that harnesses a victims CPU to mine cryptocurrencies.
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That's definitely not an encouraging sign, experts say, given how actively the central bank was injecting liquidity into the economy.
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He questioned Zedler's motives and wondered why he was injecting a vaccine debate into a bill about reforming child services.
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Two-hundred nineteen people were infected with HIV in Southeast Indiana as a result of injecting the prescription opioid Opana.
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"Injecting platelet rich plasma around the clitoris or into the vagina to improve orgasm is a controversial procedure," he explains.
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Number two features a Duke sports medicine doc injecting a syringe of bright red liquid into a heavily tattooed shoulder.
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Crack is seldom sighted, while the recent powder cocaine injecting phenomenon on the west coast also largely passed Dundee by.
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The process involves perforating wells and fracturing rocks by injecting liquids, sands and chemicals to suck in oil and gas.
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Users credited the facility with reducing their chances of overdosing, contracting infections and injecting themselves in plain view of children.
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They did this by injecting live mice with a virus-bacteria combo that performed the gene editing within their tissues.
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They must also reserve storage, and start injecting gas into storages months in advance as the overall process is slow.
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The United States is injecting around $28503 million into the effort to aid Syrian refugees fleeing their war-torn country.
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The close contests forecast for Iowa and New Hampshire are injecting uncertainty into these races, making them difficult to predict.
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He most certainly would have chaffed at Donald Trump injecting himself in the Brexit debate in the UK, for example.
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The concept involves injecting clouds with small amounts of inert chemicals, such as silver iodide, in order to increase rainfall.
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Asian shares had responded well to China's central bank injecting a record amount of money into the country's financial system.
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From the media to schools to the halls of Washington, D.C., injecting the corporate viewpoint into the discussion was paramount.
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Kirill Tereshin is a 23-year-old in Russia who has become internet-famous for injecting synthol into his arms.
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"If Trump truly plans on injecting money into infrastructure development and growing the economy, that could be inflationary," he said.
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It also averts the spectacle of public hearings and the attendant risk of injecting partisanship or grandstanding into the process.
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The renovations represent a psychological shift at Chick-fil-A, taking Christian values and injecting them with Silicon Valley ideology.
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In 2000 there were just 40 new HIV cases associated with injecting drugs in Portugal, compared with 1,482 in 2000.
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But there are an estimated 10,000 hard-core injecting drug addicts in Prague, and the existing centres cannot keep up.
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It would involve injecting aerosols into the stratosphere to deflect incoming light from the sun, thereby decreasing global surface temperatures.
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Obviously, hijacking IoT devices for a botnet usually isn't done with permission and neither is injecting malware into a device.
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In the study, the researchers imaged the brains of eight healthy adults for 90 minutes after injecting them with Martinostat.
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She started injecting cocaine because the high was "more intense" and continued to snort it as well as smoke crack.
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U.S. Stem Cell must stop injecting fat extracts into patients, an unproven treatment that federal officials say blinded some patients.
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Injecting the bone marrow or platelet extracts into the knee takes skill, even with X-rays to guide the needle.
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Complications can include a Spock eyebrow or a dropped lid from injecting the wrong muscle, but the effects are temporary.
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Injecting silicone for cosmetic purposes has been illegal since the 2000s because of the risk of deformities, scarring and embolisms.
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Its new focus is making robots smarter by injecting them with machine-learning algorithms so they can learn for themselves.
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Congress and the White House must work together to lessen the economic damage by injecting stimulus into the weakening economy.
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Called phages, they hijack bacteria by landing on the hapless cells and injecting them with a ream of genetic material.
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If anything, both Trump and Barr have undermined the independence of the Justice Department by injecting politics into criminal prosecution.
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Sanchez said from the first moment Parra stepped into the dugout in May, he began injecting positivity into the clubhouse.
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The Kremlin wants to preserve its near total control while at the same time injecting some dynamism into the economy.
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Even still, injecting financial resources and renovating buildings does not address the more fundamental, entrenched problem we all live with.
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Ever a provocateur, Moore reaches into his entire bag of filmmaking tricks, injecting himself into the narrative in various ways.
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Pat Toomey during the 2016 campaign, injecting cash into a key race for Democrats' hopes to take back the Senate.
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"Seek immediate shelter," it read, injecting panic into more than a million Hawaiians and tourists with its ominous tag line.
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Expectations about shifting policy at global central banks was also injecting an element of uncertainty into currency markets, Tomes said.
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The World Health Organization currently recommends treating birth hemorrhages by massaging the uterus and injecting uterus-shrinking drugs like oxytocin.
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Like all harm reform measures, this idea assumes that people who are addicted to injecting drugs will do so somewhere.
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Vancouver is unusual in the concentration of its drug injecting in one neighborhood — which is also why there are lines.
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Stephanie Borowicz delivered the prayer Monday on the floor of the state's General Assembly, injecting several political statements before ending.
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At sites we examined, injecting water into sedimentary rocks generated a gradually decaying cloud of seismicity out to great distances.
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In contrast, injecting water into basement rock generated a compact swarm of earthquakes within a kilometer of the disposal site.
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The biggest threats we're seeing aren't crack houses in urban neighborhoods but overdose deaths and people injecting on the streets.
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First, Opana prescribers should be made aware of ways in which they can reduce risks associated with injecting the drug.
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The government increased its stake in IBA to 76.73 percent after injecting additional capital in December via a share issue.
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Chuck envisioned extracting cells from Carl's brain, deleting the chromosome that causes Down's, and injecting him with the altered cells.
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The Federal Reserve responded with its favorite medicine: injecting markets with tens of billions of dollars of cash each day.
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But once you start injecting human editorial judgment into content decisions, questions of bias are inevitably going to come up.
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After dutifully reporting the first ever case of a man injecting himself with his own semen to try to treat his back pain, the authors offered a warning: It's dangerous for the untrained to perform intravenous injections on themselves, especially when they're injecting things that aren't supposed to be injected into veins, like semen.
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Nearly the same number, it is thought, work for the Chinese government, injecting propaganda and misinformation into the social-media flow.
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Google is injecting a little Chrome into its VR platform, bringing the web browser to Daydream headsets, the company announced today.
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That said, the idea that parents should be injecting one more gadget into their kids' lives still seems a bit weird.
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He added: "We label everything 'not for human consumption,'" shortly before baring his black boxer briefs and injecting his own leg.
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"When you get somebody stung hundreds of times, [bees] injecting that venom, you&aposre gonna have a serious issue," Fire Capt.
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The process of writing a book is rife with enough self-doubt as it is without injecting instability and existential uncertainty.
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The aim of injecting them is to increase the production of collagen and vitamins in the areas that have been pricked.
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An autopsy revealed the needles put in Diaz's arm went through the veins, injecting the drug cocktail into the surrounding tissue.
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" Meanwhile, China's Foreign Ministry said both countries had a role to play in "injecting confidence and vitality into the global markets.
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According to the CDC, it reduces the risk of getting HIV through sex by 90% and through injecting drugs by 70%.
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It involves booting the Linux-based NES into FEL mode, hacking the kernel, and injecting ROM files using a special tool.
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The artist's superimposed works are without boundaries in their jagged and rebellious shapes, injecting the energy of the Italian city throughout.
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The delay allowed Taylor, the US chargé d'affaires in Ukraine, to register his concerns about injecting politics into US-Ukraine ties.
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Scientists say that injecting yourself with a gene for muscle growth, as Zayner's done, won't in fact pump up your arms.
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The team has moved on to injecting human blood of various ages, and the results are published in the journal Nature.
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Another sign of the stimulant wave is reports of drug users increasingly injecting meth with heroin, so-called goofballs, in Seattle.
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A fat-transfer breast augmentation entails liposuctioning fat out of one part of the body and injecting it into the breasts.
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So expect him to spend the next four years writing a book, appearing on TV, incessantly injecting himself into Republican affairs.
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If distance makes the heart grow fonder, then technology is injecting that heart with steroids, according to Scream star Carlson Young.
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Falling Brent crude oil prices in recent weeks, down 22 percent since early June, are injecting bearish sentiment into LNG markets.
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Then Alexander was fired, injecting more chaos into a project that had already seen delays, reshoots, cast revolts, even a hiatus.
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Researchers hooked rats on cocaine and amphetamine, but found they could extinguish this conditioning by injecting them with THC or CBD.
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He added that Pechier was suspected of injecting lethal doses of potassium chloride or anaesthetics in perfusion bags during benign surgeries.
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Reclining on a lawn chair behind her, half out of sight, is Logan, inebriated and injecting a drug into his arm.
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Opana was linked to a large HIV outbreak last year in a small Indiana town, after users began injecting Opana intravenously.
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And that's frustrating if you don't like the idea of injecting a muscle-paralyzing toxin (or anything else) into your face.
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And a lot of conservatives worry about the tech giants injecting liberal bias into their handling of political comments and stories.
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Injecting the mRNA associated with Zika should prompt the body's cells to produce proteins that Zika needs to replicate and survive.
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Brouchkov was so convinced of the immortal powers of the bacteria that he told VICE he was injecting himself with it.
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Sex between women and men accounted for just under a third of transmissions, while injecting drug use accounted for 4 percent.
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"Injecting a patient with super-potent morphine could result in serious consequences including respiratory depression, coma, and death," the agency said.
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Injecting minute, highly diluted amounts of the toxin into a muscle blocks the nerve signals that tell that muscle to contract.
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They talk about the ramifications of injecting science fiction into a fantasy show, and the philosophical question of Hodor's free will.
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So Laufer and his collaborators began injecting books with mycelium, which feed upon the pages and grow out of the book.
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On Monday, Zolciak-Biermann made good on her word by sharing a video of Ourian injecting Sculptra fillers into her buttocks.
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Mr. Rouhani talked about injecting the gas into 1,044 centrifuges at the Fordow nuclear facility, a major step toward uranium enrichment.
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Another, significantly more powerful version mimics what volcanoes have been doing forever: reflect sunlight by injecting sulfur dioxide into the stratosphere.
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"With the presence of inspectors from International Atomic Energy Agency, Iran started injecting (uranium) gas into centrifuges in Fordow," TV reported.
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For decades, biologists have been altering a cancer cell's genes and injecting the cells into a few standardized strains of mice.
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It involves injecting water, minerals and chemicals underground at high pressure to break up shale rocks and allow hydrocarbons to flow.
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The Italian government has repeatedly ruled out injecting public money into the bank to avoid generating a wave of public anger.
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He reiterated that the government has ruled out injecting fresh capital into Petrobras or using international reserves to bolster the economy.
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"Certainly, a board-certified dermatologist, plastic surgeon or ENT surgeon are the only people who should really be injecting," Maman said.
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With 36 combinations between the dice, Edible Dice's emphasis on personalization speaks volumes about injecting individuality into a pre-set meal.
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As a result, a medical provider will get $60 for administering a $1,000 drug and $6 for injecting a $100 medicine.
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FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler has argued that injecting competition into the market would lower set-top box prices and spur innovation.
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From 2008 to 2014, HIV infection rates fell for people injecting drugs, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Fracking is the process of injecting liquid into subterranean rocks to widen fissures, granting access to previously impossible-to-reach reserves.
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Mr. Flannery has attacked expenses, and he spoke repeatedly on Monday about injecting more "rigor and accountability" into the G.E. culture.
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The NBH has also been injecting forint liquidity into the banking system via fx swaps since Monday on a daily basis.
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John Hickenlooper, both of Colorado — tried injecting themselves in the Thursday discussion about Mr. Sanders's sweeping proposals but made little headway.
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They took the image-conscious aesthetic of their horror-punk heroes, injecting life into an increasingly stagnant British guitar music scene.
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The first phase involves injecting the vaccine into a small group of people to assess safety and monitor their immune response.
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But they could not point to another instance of a president injecting himself into a criminal proceeding in a similar way.
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But I don't actually think that judges, for the most part, believe they are injecting their personal views into their jurisprudence.
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He borrowed another technique from the battlefield, injecting an IV medication called tranexamic acid, which helped Mr. Mika's blood to clot.
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Remember too that alcohol is a substance that crosses the blood-brain barrier; no one is injecting Instagram and freebasing Facebook.
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The Fed has been injecting billions of dollars of cash into the market for repurchase agreements, or repo, since the disruption.
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Dr. Kahn's student, Alan T. Tang, had been deleting the gene by injecting a drug into the abdomens of the mice.
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Injecting state capital into Bremer Landesbank would trigger state aid proceedings by the European Commission, which the owners hope to avoid.
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Seif was quoted as telling lawmakers that the central bank was injecting $5.8 billion in the market to defend the rial.
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Injecting CRISPR-Cas9, which works as a genetic scissors, they snipped out the mutated DNA sequence on the male MYBPC3 gene.
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By injecting contrast dye into the lymph vessels, he would be able to see any leaks or blockages in the system.
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And allies of Mr. Biden and Mr. Zlochevsky accuse both Mr. Lutsenko and Mr. Giuliani of injecting politics into the equation.
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"My friends were injecting me with the high-strength cure medicine morning and night, and I eventually pulled through," he said.
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Injecting some uncertainty into who will win the top spot for the leadership race, however, is the fact that conservative Rep.
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Months wound by, with Giuliani amping up his foreign meddling, and injecting himself directly into policy-making in countries like Ukraine.
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The company is putting its faith in nascent technology, and it's injecting a significant investment into a still controversial climate solution.
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And the bill's proposed solution, he said, would create problems of its own, injecting uncertainty and complexity into the removal process.
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Clients pick up clean injecting equipment and go to one of 13 clean, well-lit carrels — mirrored, so staff can watch.
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Injecting the tumor directly with meds, including immune meds, and watching the progress is a way to avoid surgery, said Mazen.
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The strategy of injecting national politics into local races in one of America's most idiosyncratic states didn't start with this election.
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However, injecting the cell material to increase longevity in humans is still in development, according to a spokesperson for the company.
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Since it's such a simple visual, injecting their spirit into the simple symbol is like taking Halloween candy from a baby.
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Warren critiqued every other candidate's health care plan in a single answer, injecting a rush of new energy into her campaign.
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Injecting silicone into patients for cosmetic purposes has been illegal since the 1960s because it can cause deformities, scarring and embolisms.
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We were feeling the panic and tension build, and feeling fear, hyper-aware, maybe injecting our own narratives, maybe working on instinct.
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In 2016, the actress opened up to Univision's Despierta America about how injecting biopolymers in her glutes put her life in danger.
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In Iran and Pakistan, spiraling HIV infections caused by high levels of injecting drug use have been confronted head on by governments.
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Abraham, 27, posted a video showing her dermatologist, Dr. Sheila Nazarian, injecting her lip with a fluid to help deflate her pout.
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This year, it's less about adopting the same Coachella uniform, and more about injecting your personal style into whatever look you choose.
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The sort of thing I'm thinking of is they're injecting in less-than-ideal veins when they still have better ones available.
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Still, injecting yourself with CRISPR when there's even any debate about whether it might give you cancer sounds like a terrible idea.
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The couple came upon a group of men injecting drugs inside the bathroom, according to the consulate&aposs warning written in Japanese.
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It remains unclear how much valuation would be added to Geely, a Hong Kong-listed, $16 billion company, by injecting Volvo assets.
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Overall, Apple expects to reach its 2020 goal of injecting 4 gigawatts of renewable energy into its supply chain well before 2020.
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Fracking, which unlocks natural gas and oil, involves injecting a mixture of water, sand and chemicals at high pressure into a well.
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The NY Fed eased the stress by injecting tons of cash, marking its first rescue in the overnight lending market since 2008.
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Listen The Latest New key player -- Meet Bill Taylor, the official who was nervous about injecting US politics in Ukraine security aid.
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The protests are injecting a new urgency into the climate change conversation, and calling attention to a lack of action by governments.
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Next, in a study of 12 patients, Glass tested the safety of injecting the stem cells into the spinal cords of humans.
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Older, bigger companies usually acquire younger, scrappier upstarts in hopes of injecting some innovation into their ranks, not the other way around.
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Cap casts his lot with accused terrorist Bucky, thus injecting an abstract, purely ideological dispute with a visceral and deeply personal urgency.
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Kelly Cochran was sentenced to 65 years in prison for injecting her husband with a lethal dose of heroin and choking him.
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L by injecting cash into the respiratory drug specialist to take its stake to a maximum of 19.9 percent from 14.2 percent.
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Operators typically dump the salty wastewater, injecting high volumes of fluid into disposal wells dug thousands of feet below the earth's surface.
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People like Morgan Marquis-Boire, who worked at Google for many years, straddle both worlds, injecting hacker values into officious corporate policies.
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Very few artists were working in the same way as Tom of Finland, injecting same-sex lust and tension into their art.
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And needle exchanges helped bring people into treatment and recovery: they didn't prolong drug use or encourage new users to start injecting.
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Local media reported on Saturday that the Shenzhen government was considering injecting tens of billions of yuan to reduce exactly that risk.
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Making the mosquitoes Researchers start by injecting Wolbachia into mosquito eggs under a microscope to establish their first generation of infected mosquitoes.
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"Forced access would slow rail shipments across the network, injecting increased complexities and inefficiencies into the network," says transportation expert Anthony Hatch.
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For now, Snap isn't injecting ads into App Stories, but it could easily do so and split the cash with its host.
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But for people infected with HIV through injecting drugs, life expectancy was not seen to increase as much, according to the study.
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At a shooting gallery, people may rent injecting equipment, which could have been used previously by someone who was infected with HIV.
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It works by injecting a solution of highly pure urea and de-ionised water into the exhaust ahead of the catalytic converter.
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Previous presidents have made a public show of staying out of legal matters, so as not to appear to be injecting politics.
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Using the smallpox vaccine, the Smoking Man and his merry band of dark evildoers have been injecting everyone with the Spartan Virus.
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The American cities that embraced charters in the 22012s saw them as a way of injecting entrepreneurial zeal into moribund school districts.
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Both groups embraced bond fund funds for the week, injecting $1.2 billion into funds and $5.4 billion into bond ETFs, Roseen said.
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U.S. District Court Judge Reed O'Connor, a Texas-based judge, struck down ObamaCare injecting fresh uncertainty into a key Democratic legacy item.
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Under the terms of the deal the Islamic Republic is allowed to spin the centrifuges at Fordow without injecting gas, Rouhani said.
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Iran took another step away from the nuclear deal it signed in 2015 by injecting gas into centrifuges at its Fordow facility.
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The measures would include injecting new capital, restructuring and even changing senior management, Caixin added, without naming the source of the information.
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The presence of Sampha, Solange and Frank on one date was potent, their politically significant releases injecting an electric current into proceedings.
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Many see the petro as a thinly-veiled and illegal debt instrument for injecting hard-currency into Venezuela's depleted foreign reserve coffers.
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Called "expansion microscopy," that process involves injecting a material into a gel and then making it larger and therefore easier to see.
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More studies could also expand understanding of an in vitro fertilization technique that involves injecting a single sperm directly into an egg.
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That is despite the government front-loading its spending for the year and the RBI injecting significant cash into the money markets.
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Karmazin started the company after reviewing research into whether injecting older mice with the plasma portion of young ones can improve memory.
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Injecting more dollars into the economy would stop deflation immediately, just as reducing the supply of dollars is the antidote to inflation.
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A representative for Twitter said at the time that "the accusation that we're artificially injecting something into a tweet is completely false."
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Past commanders in chief, especially in the post-9/11 era, have taken pains to avoid injecting partisanship into Independence Day events.
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"The lead-up period, where you're injecting [hormones] to over-stimulate your ovaries to produce more eggs, was pretty shitty," she recalls.
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The moon is in fellow fire sign Aries today, injecting you with some bravery and inspiring you to try something new, Leo.
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More From VICE: Getting High Injecting Snake Venom Understanding the prevalence of food allergies can also help allocate funding towards studying them.
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After squandering the lead in the fifth inning, the Nationals kept injecting tension and hope by grinding through the Cubs' shaky bullpen.
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In the same years that Lewis was injecting topical stories into abstract painting, Roy DeCarava was experimenting with making photographic portraiture abstract.
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Trump did celebrate Rocky's release on August 2, injecting still more controversy into the saga, mostly because of this truly horrible pun.
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Have you ever looked at a tub of coconut oil and drunkenly considered injecting some into your dick to make it larger?
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Abusers extract fentanyl gel from patches and lozenges to ingest the drug by smoking, injecting, eating, or dissolving it under the tongue.
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Instead of taking a viral protein produced in the human body and injecting it, Sanofi is manufacturing a version of the protein.
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She returns to Marc's home and greets him with a warm embrace, injecting a lethal dose of poison into her lover's back.
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The posts about Leila Janah went even further, injecting her remarkable life story into the mainstream more emphatically than when she lived.
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Singers like J Balvin and Bad Bunny are injecting a new sound into pop that is fused with reggaeton, trap and dancehall.
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Chinese stimulus The People's Bank of China stepped in this week by injecting billions of yuan to prop up the stock market.
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About the Fed injecting around $300 billion of cash to buy U.S. Treasuries in the repo market and plans to continue indefinitely.
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It isn't a bad choice for their dynamic to be romantic and dedicated, as a means of injecting hope into the story.
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It was then, Ms. Hast said, that Mr. Weinstein raped her in his room after injecting his penis with an erection medication.
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Commercial activities are injecting low-frequency sounds into an ecosystem that has not evolved to deal with such a disturbance, Stafford says.
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Every time Churchill took to the airwaves it was as if he were injecting adrenaline-soaked courage directly into the British people.
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Julien Ilbert of Château Combel La-Serre is one of a handful of young winemakers injecting new energy into this ancient region.
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For the last verse, Schubert shifts stunningly to the major mode, injecting a ray of seeming hope: a grand and painful illusion.
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They don't increase trafficking or crime in the surrounding neighborhoods — their neighborhoods, in fact, saw less public injecting and fewer dropped syringes.
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Mexico is injecting $4.2 billion into state oil company Pemex to help it get through the oil glut, the Associated Press reports.
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"The needle and syringe program was one of getting them (injecting drug users) to come in for the other services," she said.
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Russian bots sow discord in our newsfeed by injecting false information, essentially hacking our minds by feeding us information that polarizes us.
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For more than a decade, vaccine researchers have known that injecting a viral gene into an animal can elicit an immune response.
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Pallone and Doyle, outspoken critics of Pai's deregulatory record as chairman, accused the three commissioners of injecting partisanship into the FCC's work.
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Fracking, short for hydraulic fracturing, involves injecting water, sand and chemicals into wells to fracture shale and release natural gas and oil.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's government will consider injecting fresh funds into the loss-making South Korean unit of General Motors Co (GM.
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Mr. Trump has brought his characteristic love of show business to trade talks with China, injecting public drama into typically staid proceedings.
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Propriety aside, a manuscript that's merely a parade of recycled clues forces an editor into the extra work of injecting some novelty.
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She nails every performance on Lemonade, injecting her resonant singsong with simulated surges of feeling while always keeping calm, always in control.
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In addition, we are injecting scars with steroids and, more importantly, now antimetabolite drugs originally used to treat cancer to improve scar texture.
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By injecting participants aged 35 and older with the blood plasma of people aged 16-25 for a vampire-inspired fountain of youth.
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That could take the form of injecting cash, Coeure said, adding that so far markets had continued to function normally despite huge adjustments.
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After reportedly injecting semen into his arm every month for 18 months, the man finally sought medical attention—but not for his arm.
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These efforts carried forward the project of breaking down the transactional features of American parties and injecting greater ideological commitment into American politics.
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Conch announced in December 2265 that it would increase its ownership to 29935% by injecting four of its plants in Shaanxi into WCC.
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People come in, do a check-in on the laptop computer, sit at an injecting station, and prepare and then use their drugs.
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It led to the signing of the National Cancer Act, injecting some $1.6 billion into cancer research over the course of three years.
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"Injecting small quantities of neuromodulators superficially into the skin has been a life-changing treatment for some of my patients," says Dr. Gilbert.
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Now he may become known for something else entirely: Injecting himself with stem cells in hopes that it will make his dick bigger.
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The internet giant has already been accused of everything from injecting rogue code into its websites its customers visit to sabotaging small competitors.
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Titled "Comcast's Web Notification System Design," the document interestingly has a clause specifically saying injecting code is permissible but not for advertisements. R3.1.12.
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From 2014 through 153, the three hospital systems in Knoxville had provided valve surgery to 117 patients diagnosed with endocarditis from injecting drugs.
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The researchers had to delete more imprinting regions from the HSCs generated from male mice before injecting it into sperm from another mouse.
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The protests are injecting a new urgency into the debate around climate change, and calling attention to a lack of action by governments.
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The U.K.'s decision sent global markets reeling in its aftermath, hiking volatility and injecting uncertainty into the outlook for the world's economy.
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If you're overly injecting [the horizontal forehead lines], it compromises the brow position, so it does give you a slight brow heaviness, potentially.
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Just for the record, injecting random stuff into your veins can cause infections and clots, which can be dangerous, even potentially life-threatening.
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But in this case, he was injecting it into his soft tissue where it was just kind of hanging out and causing inflammation.
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Even after injecting their cells with the same viruses that trigger tumors in mice, the pink, wrinkly-skinned critters came out just fine.
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Funkier still, the Oasis had a tiny garden of succulents growing on the dashboard, injecting a little photosynthesis in our increasingly synthetic lifestyles.
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But at $17 per ton of carbon dioxide, it can cost a couple times more than injecting it into old wells, Matter said.
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Within two years the U.N. had more or less worked out the governance issues, and humankind began injecting synthetic aerosols into the stratosphere.
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The heme is made by fermenting a genetically engineered yeast and injecting it with DNA from soy plants, according to the Impossible website.
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Investors from outside the limited partnership can organize themselves around an SPV rather than injecting capital directly into companies through a traditional syndicate.
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Because it stores carbon as a solid, rather than a gas, it overcomes many of the difficulties associated with injecting carbon dioxide underground.
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Atlante was created in April 2016 as a backstop for Italy's weaker lenders, with UniCredit and Intesa each injecting 1bn into the fund.
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"It does look like injecting under the skin is going to be a good way to go," in the future, though, Casavant said.
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In it, a woman is grinning as she depresses the plunger on the hormone-filled syringe she's injecting into her husband's naked bottom.
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It involves extracting maternal chromosomes from an egg, and injecting them into the egg cell of a woman who doesn't carry that mutation.
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In another case, ORR has been accused of placing kids in mental institutions and forcibly injecting them with drugs without permission from parents.
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One big factor was 9/11, which wound up injecting a new sense of urgency and — crucially — prestige to the FBI's counterterrorism mission.
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Foodbeast reports that McDonald's Netherlands has added a bagel-bun burger to its menu, injecting a classic item with some decidedly cosmopolitan flavor.
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While individual trees can be treated by injecting a pesticide, so far there are no answers to stop the overall march of destruction.
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Another treatment, sclerotherapy, involves injecting the irritated vein with a caustic agent, as is often done for spider veins on legs and ankles.
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Steve's already a friend of VICE, having been the subject of a documentary on his practice of injecting snake venom, back in 2013.
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Injecting greater competition into our health care system will raise quality at the same time it lowers costs and increases take-home pay.
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The drug was connected to outbreaks of HIV and hepatitis C after injection drug users were crushing up the pill and injecting it.
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The new trailer does indicate BioWare will be injecting Andromeda with plenty of the story we've come to expect from the RPG developer.
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The messages drew the ire of both firefighters and California celebrities who accused the president of injecting partisan politics into the disaster recovery.
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As the party's prospective nominee, he planned to prevent a repeat of that tedium, mainly by injecting "some show-biz" into the proceedings.
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Researchers at Yale started injecting ghrelin into mice and found that their performance in learning and memory tests was increased by 30 percent.
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On the World Cup circuit, in friendlier climes, course workers replicate these conditions by injecting water into the snow—with hoses, not syringes.
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The messages drew the ire of both firefighters and California celebrities who accused the president of injecting partisan politics into the disaster recovery.
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In a lot of ways, Detective Pikachu is an attempt at injecting some slice-of-life nuance to the world-building in Pokémon.
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We discussed where exactly my face sweats the most — my nose, upper lip, temples — and Dr. Zamani went to work injecting each area.
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Nabiullina said one reason for high inflation expectations was the government's policy of injecting roubles into the economy by running a budget deficit.
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They're also for stunning and killing spiders as incubation hosts, wrapping them up in their own webs, and injecting them with wasp eggs.
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Harris, meanwhile, has been busy injecting AI into Salesforce's services in accord with Benioff's directive, which came in early 2015 by his recollection.
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Those remarks and others he made were widely seen here as injecting the idea of ethnic tensions into an already roiling political crisis.
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Prime Minister Saad Hariri's shock resignation could unravel the first steps in years toward injecting some cash and confidence in Lebanon's anemic economy.
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Injecting electrical current into neuron 2 makes the neuron fire, triggering electrical changes in the two cells downstream, neurons 1 and 5 (bottom).
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Trump this week recorded a comprehensive victory in the New York primary, injecting renewed momentum into his campaign to become the Republican nominee.
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The annual Poker Run draws thousands of motorcycle enthusiasts to the region every summer, injecting much-needed tourism dollars into the local economy.
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One way to reduce the danger of injecting drugs, research suggests, is by creating spaces where people can take drugs under medical supervision.
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The whole exhibition felt eclectic, fantastical, somewhat unhinged, and a little paranoid, while aestheticizing and injecting a connoisseur's sensibility into depictions of war.
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A fairly straightforward hypothesis is that a share of dependent Oxy users turned to heroin when inhaling and injecting Oxy was made harder.
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" On a recent walk through the complex, Mullen pointed out an alleyway where, as a child, he saw addicts "injecting into their groin.
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The Fed is doing what it can, injecting cash into the economy, but COVID-19 poses a mortal threat to the travel industry.
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Mr. Azar can step up the pace of progress by injecting more competition and market incentives into two of the initiatives he inherited.
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But this company, revered for injecting humor into classical ballet, amounts to more than a stream of jokes: Its dancers have technical chops.
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"It's just basically injecting chaos in 50 state capitals for the next two years," said Sabrina Corlette, a research professor at Georgetown University.
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He would frequently skip meetings where policy was discussed, injecting his views into the process in other ways, according to two administration officials.
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They exposed mice to acute stress by injecting the animals with an analogue of capsaicin, the chemical in chili peppers that causes irritation.
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In fact, he says the Fed is supporting the market this year by injecting liquidity into the financial system through its repurchase agreements.
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Toshiba has already written down the value of NuGen's assets, but has been constantly injecting cash in order to keep the project running.
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Both systems store energy from solar, wind and water on power grids, pulling it off as needed and re-injecting it when not.
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Injecting a modern spirit into this adaptation "wasn't the first consideration, actually," Catton said in a telephone interview from her native New Zealand.
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Kendall understands that Shiv is vying for a position at the company now that he's unemployed and injecting herself in big business deals.
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It involves milking snake venom by hand and injecting it into horses or other animals in small doses to evoke an immune response.
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SoftBank is also injecting an additional $3 billion in loss-making U.S. shared office space provider WeWork Cos, Reuters reported earlier this month.
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In Kentucky, a very red state, Democrat Andy Beshear has claimed victory, potentially injecting some blue into the state capital by defeating Gov.
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They tell patients that injecting stem cells into problem areas — whether that's a joint, vein, or eye — is their "safest" or "best" option.
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The Fed is injecting billions of dollars of liquidity into overnight lending markets through operations in the market for repurchase agreements, or repo.
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Since last Tuesday, the Federal Reserve has sought to stabilize lending conditions by injecting billions in temporary cash into the banking system daily.
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Another meme shows a photo of Reiss holding her infant son and it says that Reiss is "FORCE-injecting" her baby with vaccines.
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The president said he was in no rush to complete a deal, injecting further uncertainty into a dispute that has rocked global markets.
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A Taiwan cafe, done with regular pretty coffee art, has decided to seek solace in injecting a touch of horror into customers' cups.
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In February 2013, a private investment in Retrophin was completed, injecting $10 million, and the company at last had enough cash to survive.
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She pled guilty to involuntary manslaughter and administering drugs after injecting Goggle exec Timothy Hayes with heroin aboard his yacht back in 2013.
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Dr. Weiser prepped my lips with numbing cream before meticulously injecting both my top and bottom lips with one whole syringe of Restylane-L.
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"ZombieLoad," as it's called, is a side-channel attack targeting Intel chips, allowing hackers to effectively exploit design flaws rather than injecting malicious code.
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The process involves drilling into the ground and injecting the embedded rock with a high pressure water mixture in order to extract the gas.
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Clinical trials in the last few years have shown that injecting stem cell-derived retinal pigment cells into the eye can be done safely.
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With the central bank injecting cash into the financial system, nominal credit growth has also edged up since the end of 2018 (see chart).
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) recently highlighted five really creepy things this could lead to, like injecting ads and tracking cookies or hijacking searches.
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It is trying to stop it by drilling a relief well to reach a damaged pipeline, then injecting fluids and heavy mud into it.
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His grandson and 15 others were present in the care home when I honoured his wishes by injecting the medication that ended his life.
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In one tragic prosecution, a daughter who was using heroin with her father was charged when she woke up after injecting and he didn't.
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A similar pattern has been widely seen in other cities, with Mexican American, Puerto Rican, and black users more often injecting mixtures of drugs.
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But in Eastern Europe, the virus mainly infects injecting drug users, and transmission dynamics are quite different, as the virus is not spread sexually.
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How did injecting an electronic member into a largely acoustic setup force you both to change the way you play, the tones you produce?
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He wondered if it was the work of a disgruntled member of the LIGO team injecting a false signal into the data as revenge.
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Earlier this week, the RYB Education New World kindergarten in Beijing was accused of feeding drugs to toddlers, and injecting them with unknown substances.
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A few indulge in "bluetoothing", where they share the hit by withdrawing, then injecting, the blood of a fellow user into their own veins.
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But they do stoke some when it comes to the consequences of tinkering with the ocean's alkalinity or injecting large amounts of gas underground.
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Italian newspapers said the government was in talks with the European Commission about injecting capital into the bank without imposing losses on retail investors.
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Instead of taking on challenges with its European partners, Britain is taking precisely the wrong course, injecting needless uncertainty and negativity into the economy.
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Tuesday was the third straight day that the People's Bank of China (PBOC) refrained from injecting cash into markets via its open market operations.
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Instead of relying on huge lasers, MTF will attempt to create fusion by injecting a stream of deuterium-tritium plasma into a 3m sphere.
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This was done by injecting special nanoparticles into their eyes, with the effect lasting for around 10 weeks and without any serious side effects.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's central bank will resume open market operations on Wednesday, injecting 70 billion yuan (8.06 billion pounds) into money markets, traders said.
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Cuadrilla is using a technique called hydraulic fracturing that involves injecting water and chemicals at high pressure to break up rock and extract gas.
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The EpiPen, which Mylan acquired in 2007, is a handheld device that treats life-threatening allergic reactions by automatically injecting a dose of epinephrine.
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Not injecting it into a muscle, where it can be absorbed into the blood stream as quickly as possible, can also be a factor.
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For the fifth week running, investors were net purchasers of money market funds, injecting $26 billion into this safe-haven asset class, Roseen added.
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"My dog got ill and I was given the choice of either putting him to sleep or injecting him with insulin," Reid tells Creators.
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By injecting eight volunteers with either the compound or a placebo, bodies were made to behave either as if they were sick or healthy.
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In October, Rio announced it had signed a preliminary deal to sell its Simandou stake to Chinalco, injecting impetus into the long-stalled scheme.
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The FDA said post-market data suggested that after the company reformulated the medication, people were injecting it more than they were snorting it.
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Instead, the local utility and officials are injecting uncertainty and doubt into the solar market at exactly the moment when the opposite is needed.
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He tells me that he's injecting a tiny amount intended to both level off my brow and make me look a little more awake.
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Hoegel, 40, has admitted to injecting patients with a drug that stopped their hearts so he could get a euphoric feeling from reviving them.
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Harm reduction programs that provide clean needles, for example, are proven to reduce the spread of HIV—without encouraging "children" to take up injecting.
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However, he drew sharp criticism for a theory that injecting patients with a curable form of malaria could trigger immunity against the HIV virus.
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The Panaray system even levels out satellite radio, dialing back the overly sharp tones and injecting a bit of life into the clinical sound.
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A new version of the software analyzes data on well completions and geology to recommend whether injecting steam or water would produce more oil.
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Specifically, the NDRC said on Thursday that Sinopec and PetroChina should be injecting gas into their storage facilities ahead of the peak demand season.
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One particularly harrowing scene shows him injecting it into the arm of a pregnant stripper in the bathroom of the club where she works.
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The government has already supported KDB and KEXIM by injecting KRW2.0trn and KRW2963trn, respectively, of equity capital into the banks in 2015 and 1Q16.
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Only by injecting new blood with new ideas will the organization be able to turn towards a sustainable and workable model for the future.
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The banks would agree if shareholders commit to injecting $1 billion into Usiminas to prevent debt metrics from deteriorating further, a third source noted.
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ACS could end up injecting as much as 250 million euros to the Castor concessionaire to avoid its bankruptcy, digital Spanish newspaper Vozpopuli reported.
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The pact allows Iran only to spin the centrifuges at Fordow, located inside a mountain near the holy city of Qom, without injecting gas.
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The organizations behind the poll explained poll-takers avoided mentioning to respondents which representatives were backing the New Green Deal to prevent injecting bias.
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For example, Opana ER was designed to be difficult to crush, but abusers began to dissolve the drug into a solution and injecting it.
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The pact allows Iran only to spin the centrifuges at Fordow, located inside a mountain near the holy city of Qom, without injecting gas.
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After Chinese markets closed, China's central bank resumed its easing cycle, injecting an estimated $100 billion worth of long-term cash into the economy.
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"Randomly injecting these words into the same communication that donors would not otherwise read anyway does not help anybody," she said in an email.
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Madigan said his members were prepared to be in continuous session through the summer, blaming Rauner for injecting non-budget demands into the process.
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To lower glucose levels, diabetics need to increase insulin, either by taking medication that increases their own endogenous production or by injecting insulin directly.
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Still, the feature is fun to use and reflects Google's broader ambitions of injecting AI into its products to make everyday tasks more efficient.
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Lawmakers are navigating several hurdles injecting uncertainty into when, if or how much aid Congress and the administration will be able to agree on.
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Like many a start-up plan, "Pure Genius" makes sense on paper: Invigorate the reliable hospital-drama format by injecting it with sci-fi.
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Civil rights leaders and activists quickly picked up on these sentiments, injecting a new voice into a long-standing fight between tech and government.
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CHIP funding patch -- end of March Congress is injecting nearly $3 billion into the Children's Health Insurance Program to keep it funded through March.
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China in 2015 began a series of ambitious reforms aimed at revamping its sluggish state sector by injecting private capital and changing ownership structures.
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One minute you are injecting and feeling high, and the next you're waking up with no idea what happened in the last ten minutes.
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The organizations behind the poll explained poll-takers avoided mentioning to respondents which representatives were backing the New Green Deal to prevent injecting bias.
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Wednesday was the sixth straight day the People's Bank of China (PBOC) refrained from injecting net funds into market via its open market operations.
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The British government is eager to exit its ownership stakes in Lloyds and R.B.S. after injecting capital into both lenders during the financial crisis.
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And so I'm like, well, I'm married to a pharmacist ... well if it's a B12 vitamin, why are they injecting it into his leg?
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"Patients of color should also see a doctor who understands post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation"—dark spots in areas of previous trauma—"when injecting," he said.
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This was drug-taking like we'd never seen on screen before—injecting, snorting, cooking-up, all done with gusto by junkies in Edinburgh's underbelly.
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Smoking, snorting, ingesting or injecting methamphetamine can cause aggression, memory loss and a range of other health complications, including heart attack or sudden death.
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German Finance Minister Olaf Scholz said on Tuesday the government can counter a possible economic crisis by injecting billions of euros into the economy.
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Additionally, according to a recent study, 36 percent of people injecting drugs in Toronto are doing so in public places, like washrooms and alleyways.
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That plan required extensive presence inside Iran's networks — called "implants" or "beacons" — that would pave the way for injecting destabilizing malware into Iranian systems.
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When Brittany lost her father a few years ago, she began taking cocaine and injecting hydromorphone, an opioid several times more potent than morphine.
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Central banks are injecting nearly $2350 trillion, while leaders of the Group of 2388 major economies have pledged to inject more than $220 trillion.
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Once the opening was found, injecting the patient's own blood into that area would patch the hole temporarily, giving it a chance to heal.
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In a study with monkeys, injecting the vaccine straight into the bloodstream dramatically improved its effectiveness over today's skin-deep shot, researchers reported Wednesday.
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Companies like Carbon Engineering and CarbonCure are betting they can turn CO2 into value — by turning it into fuel or injecting it into concrete.
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Steinbach, a native of Kitzbühel, is the inventor of the system, now all but universally implemented in competition, of injecting water into the snow.
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The study revealed that co-injecting the CRISPR–Cas85033 system and sperm carrying the faulty MYBPC3 into healthy donor eggs corrected the pathogenic mutation.
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Together the airports support more than 220,000 local jobs, injecting more than $26 billion to the local economy, according to the Houston Airport System.
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The SEAT plant is midway through a five-year upgrade, injecting some €3.3 billion (about $20133 billion) worth of new machinery into its operations.
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His work included injecting technology, machine learning and data science into the leasing process, from finding and developing real estate to filling the buildings.
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The tool used in both, known as Crispr, has been steadily creeping into mainstream pop culture, injecting new genetic engineering twists into speculative fiction.
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In addition, other central banks are pulling the reins on bond-buying and other liquidity programs aimed at injecting cash into their respective economies.
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Proportional representation offers an opportunity to remove politics as much as possible from this particular process while injecting some much-needed clarity and certainty.
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The Breitbart site reports and aggregates politics and entertainment news, often injecting a conservative viewpoint, and it embraced Mr. Trump during the presidential campaign.
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But people in the industry say it is the small, privately run workshops that are revitalizing the traditions while injecting them with new ideas.
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Injecting a fatal combination of drugs into a convict's bloodstream is the primary means of execution in all 31 states that exercise capital punishment.
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But they have often been diverted for illicit use, with many people crushing and snorting or injecting them for a particularly potent, dangerous high.
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That's the whole existence of a virus—binding to a healthy cell and then taking it over by injecting in some new genetic material.
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"Tuca & Bertie" is like a fusion of "Bojack" and "Broad City," injecting cartoon whimsy into stories that aim to be emotionally truthful and relatable.
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Bedford's and Miller's additions to the still life lexicon range from contemporary mark-making to contemporary subject matter, injecting freshness into a storied tradition.
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He recalls meeting with a number of patients who reported injecting water and other substances that did not deliver the euphoric high of heroin.
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It said he'd been working with Mandeep Singh, another Canadian resident who was visiting Punjab, to revive BKI by injecting funds into the organization.
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It was around this time that I decided to take matters into my own hands and start illegally purchasing and injecting myself with testosterone.
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Both thumb their noses at diplomacy, and both have the habit of injecting sexual innuendo — with occasional reference to their penis — into their speeches.
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Costs can range from $500 to $2,000 depending on the number of areas being treated and who is doing the injecting, according to Dr. Engelman.
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I mean this is not good and this is not the kind of thing that we should be injecting into our politics, now or ever.
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Using the Chroma backlit feature that Razer has been injecting into peripherals like mouses and keyboards, Razer has upped the ante on the Blade Stealth.
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How U.S. relations play out with China, the world's second biggest economy, are also a key focus for currency markets, injecting a degree of nervousness.
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I learned recovery when, finding that I could not stop myself from injecting cocaine and heroin to the point of near-death, I sought help.
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The Chinese economy has slowed, with the government injecting a record $83 billion in cash on January 16th in hopes of combating the weak growth.
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Turns out, some of the craziest sounding beauty ingredients and treatments (you know, like injecting a neurotoxin called Botox to relax wrinkles?) are actually legit.
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Their practice, owned by Covenant Health, will almost always operate on someone with a first-time case of endocarditis from injecting drugs, Dr. Pollard said.
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It also has strongly pushed back against attempts to allow drivers to unionize, even injecting anti-union messaging in the podcasts it produces for drivers.
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Injecting liquidity into distressed public banks, implementing a goods-and-service (GST) tax and land acquisition are some of the biggest issues that remain unresolved.
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Yes. A sclera tattoo involves injecting ink into the white membrane of the eyeball, changing its color and causing you to look (intentionally) pretty freaky.
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Wink, of course, helped overthrow the old order of theater in New York in the 1980s by injecting it with an experiential, or immersive, component.
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Yes, her hair is always golden and lush, but she alternates between new and vintage trends, taking classic silhouettes and injecting them with modern touches.
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Aaron Traywick (left), was a biohacker perhaps best known for injecting himself with an untested herpes therapy on a crusade to expand access to medications.
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In the 90s, instead the technique involved simply injecting donor mitochondria into a mother's egg, meaning fetuses could wind up with mitochondria from two sources.
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"Designers are injecting some fun into their collections for spring '18, and I couldn't think of anything better than an abundance of sequins," she says.
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Technologies like injecting and trapping CO2 in concrete is one market that could consume its fair share of the greenhouse gas in future, he said.
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Activision is injecting new life into its flagship series this year, taking the well-honed warfare game play of "Call of Duty " into outer space.
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However, a similar effect can be achieved by injecting, in the form of RNA, a molecule similar to DNA, genes that encode the relevant protein.
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For Dossena, the contemporary equivalent was injecting an element of athleticism into the clothes, giving his designs what he likes to call a "fast" appeal.
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In fact, Laura Prepon has also spoken out about injecting herself with hormones to lose weight — which, let's all agree, is by no means safe.
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In an equally unsettling scene, we see Mr. Belmont purposefully injecting Cora's arm with heroine poorly to make sure it looks like she's an addict.
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All of which begs the question: If testosterone levels aren't linked to muscle growth, why does injecting yourself with testosterone make your muscles grow faster?
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The scripts work by injecting invisible login forms in the background of the webpage and scooping up whatever the browsers autofill into the available slots.
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Fracking, or induced hydraulic fracturing, is a drilling technique that involves injecting high-pressure water mixed with chemicals into underground rock to release natural gas.
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Yoho suggests using "robust support for injecting outside information" into the closed country, to disrupt its control over its citizens, as well as more sanctions.
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State energy regulators allowed SoCalGas to start injecting gas into Aliso Canyon in July after the utility upgraded the facility to meet stricter safety requirements.
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By injecting their own information — including email address — the attacker can request a new password to that attacker's email address and take over the account.
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Adapting the book, the first season followed a fictionalized version of the doomed Franklin Arctic expedition of 1845, injecting supernatural horror into the known history.
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She is also the first mother to serve as press secretary (Myers had children after leaving the administration), injecting a new perspective to the role.
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Trump won despite ignoring the traditional rules of primary politics, but John Kasich finished second -- injecting new life into his campaign -- because he followed them.
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"The Fed stopped injecting, so I think it's just the natural outgrowth — the markets themselves — the natural outgrowth of this cessation of liquidity," he said.
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People who have gone from taking prescription pills to injecting heroin (an opioid made from morphine) are a big part of the new infections. 4.
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It would diminish the sun's warming effects by continuously injecting sulfur particles into the stratosphere, thus filtering out some of the radiation entering our atmosphere.
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Since fall 2015, the company has been injecting Javascript code via its various products, including Kaspersky Lab Internet Security and Kaspersky Lab Free Anti-Virus.
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The researchers take special care to control the glass extrusion system to ensure that it cools down and crystallizes without injecting impurities or structural problems.
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By injecting synthetic mRNA into the body, Moderna says it can direct the body's cells to make proteins, turning cells themselves into drug-producing facilities.
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They spent long months in a windowless mouse colony at the Broad, injecting cohorts of mice with the compounds and seeding their brains with prions.
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According to another official, the government is considering injecting another $7 billion into state-run banks to help them offer cheaper loans to their customers.
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China's central bank on Wednesday moved to avert a cash crunch in the economy by injecting a record $83 billion into the country's financial system.
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The Roots add their flare to the already iconic beat and the live band revs the Lil' Kim sample, injecting their soul into its production.
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He has already made clear that he wants to begin negotiations with the labor unions on injecting more flexibility into workplaces - easier firing, more hiring.
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He's a puppet master with invisible strings, injecting the guinea pigs of G-Force with human intelligence, giving Babe the pig complex thought and speech.
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Some investors blame SoftBank's $100 billion Vision Fund for distorting valuations in private markets by injecting unprecedented amounts of capital into unprofitable tech start-ups.
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Opinion I SHOT heroin and cocaine while attending Columbia in the 1980s, sometimes injecting many times a day and leaving scars that are still visible.
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Fracking, also known as hydraulic fracturing, involves injecting water, sand and chemicals at high pressure to fracture shale rock and recover natural gas from it.
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Under more severe U.S. sanctions, the central bank has started injecting euros in cash into the economy through banking, which has doubled in recent weeks.
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The southern plants, for the most part, bring the tarlike bitumen of the oil sands to the surface by injecting vast quantities of steam underground.
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SoftBank's Vision Fund, which launched in 2017, has disrupted the venture capital model by injecting billions of dollars into start-ups, driving up their valuations.
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Even the struggling outfielder Jay Bruce smashed a mammoth pinch-hit homer in the ninth to make the score 10-8, injecting even more drama.
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Injecting synthol is a controversial do-it-yourself procedure that some bodybuilders have used to add a temporary implant into the muscle, causing immediate enlargement.
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Additionally, you should ask your dermatologist to show you the unopened syringe and filler product with its original label before injecting it into your lips.
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Drillers in these regions free oil and natural gas from shale rock formations through hydraulic fracturing, a process of injecting water, sand and chemicals underground.
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Like many other towns and cities across America, St. Louis has benefited from refugees injecting new life into the economy, the culture, and the community.
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The Beau Biden Cancer Moonshot has two pillars: injecting the urgency of now into the fight against cancer and changing the culture towards cancer treatment.
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But the company also knew that supporters of the War on Drugs worried that some people were snorting or injecting oxycodone for non-medical purposes.
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They also endorsed injecting 3 billion reais of fresh capital into Oi, revamping governance practices, repaying regulatory debts and equal treatment for Oi's unsecured creditors.
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Greenland in March 2016 also announced it is exploring injecting its hotel assets into a hospitality REIT that may be listed on the Singapore Exchange.
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Building an island out of nothing is no small feat—in Hong Kong, methods have included dredging the seafloor and injecting cement into the seabed.
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And by injecting noise into those summaries, differential privacy creates provable guarantees of privacy and prevents scenarios where malicious parties can reverse-engineer sensitive data.
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He's been a savior of SXSW the past two years, injecting the aging festival that shuts down at 2am with multi-night after-hours raves.
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Way back in the 1980s, when I was injecting drugs, the speedball—a shot combining cocaine and heroin—was popularly known as the ultimate high.
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This week, Iran announced its "fourth step" away from the deal — injecting uranium gas into 1,044 centrifuges that had been kept empty under the deal.
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The US central bank, the Federal Reserve, has issued a similar commercial paper rescue facility, injecting billions of dollars into the short-term lending market.
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Outsiders like myself were moving in from all over the place, not just subletting homes, but hijacking customs and injecting them with unneeded hipster sauce.
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Impressively photographed and perkily paced, Jason Filiatrault's story never droops quite as much as its lead character, injecting a welcome poignancy that tempers the cuteness.
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The two really understood the campy aspect of Hairspray and its timing, leaning into little glances or injecting some extra air into their line deliveries.
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Instead of injecting a virus or a viral protein into a person, these vaccines just contain the bits of DNA that code for the proteins.
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The ultimate result of the surgery is that you're going to have less of a penis than you began with [before injecting the coconut oil].
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Instead, in cities like Baltimore, longtime users who managed to survive decades injecting heroin are now at far higher risk of dying from an overdose.
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Ms. Coleman has reviewed the best performances of three female athletes who were the fastest 13-meter runners in history (and were not injecting testosterone).
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The big picture: Curry's initiative has a chance to shift these numbers by injecting an HBCU, its students and their culture directly into golf's pipeline.
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In 2003, a so-called "Aquabomber" was injecting bleach and acetone into plastic water bottles in Italy, sending nearly a dozen people to the hospital.
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Because of fentanyl's shorter-acting nature, opioid users started injecting more frequently every day, increasing the risk of spreading blood-borne infections such as HIV.
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Iran said last month it had begun injecting gas into IR-6 centrifuges -- a process that could ultimately be used to develop a nuclear weapon.
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The rule gives individual, low-level officials much more vetting power than they have now, injecting a lot of uncertainty into the green card process.
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A beautiful and charming personality, Ms. Sedgwick turned to injecting LSD and speed and shoplifting sprees before dying of an overdose at 21990 in 21981.
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Then, in the second integral scene of "Predator Gene," we see a doctor (Hrant Alianak) injecting a black substance into an IV connected to Calix.
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Local news accounts said that two women had carried out the attack by injecting Mr. Kim with a poison or wiping his face with it.
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The report also found that residents were half as likely to observe people injecting drugs in public at the end of the nine-year period.
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But Buck said he did not see Moore injecting methamphetamine and did not know where Moore discarded the syringe, a statement of probable cause said.
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Sintua said her punishment had not changed how she felt, and she and her friend Maria Yuliana are both injecting hormones to begin their transition.
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Buck's accused of injecting a man with methamphetamine at his residence last week, causing a nonfatal overdose ... according to the L.A. County D.A.'s Office.
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Prosecutors reportedly allege in court docs that Buck uses his power to manipulate victims to participate in his sexual fetishes ... including injecting them with narcotics.
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The EpiPen, acquired by Mylan in 2007, is a hand-held device that treats life-threatening allergic reactions by automatically injecting a dose of epinephrine.
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The Resolution mine would also give the region a big economic boost, employing 20163,400 people and injecting $20 billion into public coffers, Rio Tinto estimates.
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Neil DeGrasse Tyson told INSIDER that the dragon fire basically works like a bomb, injecting heat into buildings and blowing them up from the inside.
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The DeVos family has a long history of injecting capital into conservative causes by donating millions to rightwing politicians through a network of private foundations.
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Either by injecting Klotho into the body or by stimulating the brain to make more of the hormone, they hope to treat diseases like Alzheimer's.
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Nelson and his good-hearted dog tweets have continually done the daily work of injecting much-needed whimsy into our ongoing struggle against the darkness.
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Injecting a local flavour to the food, the chefs have come up with locally-inspired dishes such as a wagyu beef rendang and pandan panna cotta.
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The doctors behind the new case study note that the semen-injecting patient demonstrates the risks of experimenting on yourself prior to safety-assessed clinical research.
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It's a tale worth telling on celluloid and even though director Ali can't stop himself from injecting some Bollywood jingoism and melodrama, he doesn't go overboard.
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Though it has no cure, keeping symptoms at bay includes injecting a medication, Copaxone, which reduces relapses, and taking steps to minimize stress and eat healthily.
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"The donor's continuing effort to rewrite history by injecting one of society's most emotional, divisive issues into this decision is especially distasteful," the university's statement said.
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The two main credit groups had previously committed to injecting 3 billion reais ($920 million) the restructuring in court of Oi's 65 billion reais of debt.
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After compromising Browsealoud, the hackers altered the plugin's code, injecting malicious JavaScript in order to secretly run the mining software known as Coinhive on unsuspecting machines.
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Alibaba is injecting $171 million in a convertible loan to Qutoutiao, the three-year-old news and video aggregation startup, according to an announcement released Thursday.
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Osterlund is the founder of Biohax, a Swedish company that specializes in injecting small microchips, about the size of a grain of rice, under people's skin.
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The main method of attack — known as SQL injection — involves the hacker injecting code into the website which allows them to download the database, said Kuhn.
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ReBoot aired from 1994–2001 and, like Power Rangers, Transformers, or Beauty and the Beast, it's ripe for re-injecting into the veins of today's youth.
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The team has been injecting about 10,000 tonnes of emissions per year since 2014, and plan to double the size of the operation later this year.
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Dalian Wanda Group is restructuring its entertainment assets by injecting Wanda Pictures and Legendary Entertainment into Wanda Cinemas, the largest cinema chain under Dalian Wanda Group.
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This shows Dalian Wanda Group's ability to raise funds through private placings and exit its investments by listing them or injecting them into its listed platforms.
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They are not medically recognized procedures and are considered inherently unsafe, with some fly-by-night operators injecting patients with liquid cement and even tire sealant.
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"People talk about injecting the bottom of their feet so [they have padding and] heels are more comfortable, but I have to call bullshit," she says.
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If you don't know what an enema is, it's a procedure (usually performed by doctors) to clean out someone's colon by injecting fluid up their butt.
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Yes, we are talking about the Peter Thiel who thinks that maybe you can live forever by just injecting yourself with fresh blood from young people.
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Case in point: the many celebrities who successfully take heroin or cocaine for years before injecting a speedball—a cocaine-heroin combo—and very publicly dying.
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What's more, no solution can be imposed on dairy farmers if it impacts public perception of milk, such as injecting cattle with something to reduce flatulence.
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Fracking is the process of drilling and injecting fluid into the ground at high pressure to fracture shale rocks, which releases the gas and oil inside.
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"It is not a matter of injecting public money to solve the problem, sometimes legal procedures can do much more to solve the problem," he added.
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Last week, they reached the final phase of that drill operation, which involved injecting heavy fluids and cement into the ground to permanently seal the leak.
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No one talks of more radical change, such as swiftly injecting competition into the state-run, hugely subsidised railways, where debt amounts to more than €40bn.
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The center has the atmosphere of a living room and offers all kinds of assistance for everyday life, such as beds, showers, and clean injecting equipment.
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He said this situation means supervised injecting facilities are needed urgently, and changes to the current legislation will also be vital for a number of reasons.
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Injecting domestic politics into the crisis now is not only unseemly, it also raises concerns that Trump might allow domestic politics to influence his next step.
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The UNDP/Global Fund grant supports peer education on HIV prevention referral services for those at greater risk, such as injecting drug users and sex workers.
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Covers #1, a four-song EP out now on Mexican Summer, sees the band similarly injecting life back into another tired genre: the world of homage.
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Camera footage from the boat showed Tichelman injecting Hayes with the drug, abandoning him to die and finishing a glass of wine before leaving the yacht.
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Notably, the statement reiterates that subnationals are prohibited from using expected land sales as sources of debt servicing for LGFVs or injecting public assets into LGFVs.
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And if that weren't enough, he's moved them all into a house together, injecting their real-life feuds (and in Ginuwine's case, hookups) into the script.
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As prime minister Yildirim has often adopted a folksy style in his speeches, at times glum, at times injecting humor as he reaches out to voters.
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Those barbs have heightened concerns about anti-OPEC legislation advancing in Congress, injecting a urgency into Barkindo's project to reframe its role in the global market.
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No one is quite sure how many people take heroin—across Africa, the UN puts the number of injecting drug users anywhere between 330,000 and 5.6m.
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While a typical second-trimester abortion might involve injecting potassium into the heart of the unhealthy fetus, that's not an option when twins share a placenta.
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Betty Crocker's UK branch, injecting their opinion in this baking controversy, offered solace to both blue and pink frosting-lovers falling anywhere on the gender spectrum.
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It's worse if you're doing it like a lot of young people do, who can't afford to see a doctor and are injecting on the street.
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The report also said editors were able to artificially inflate the importance of other topics by "injecting" them into the Trending section of users' Facebook pages.
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In August 2017, he announced a new strategy to help end the Afghanistan war, injecting more than 3,000 troops into the fight and increasing air strikes.
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