That protocol – one in which a state employee first injects the prisoner with a sedative rather than anesthesia, then injects a drug that paralyzes the prisoner's body, and finally injects a lethal drug that stops the heart – is inherently and deeply flawed.
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Messenger Day injects sharing prompts into private threads Messenger Day injects sharing prompts into private threads Cloning could hinder Facebook recruiting – Who wants to go to work each day to copy Snapchat?
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She injects him with morphine, then herself for good measure.
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In place of the real thing, I, Tonya injects style.
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Its montage technique injects mystery into an otherwise rote exercise.
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Trump specifically says they shouldn't—that saps our influence and injects
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Josiah Zayner injects himself with DNA in his garage last year.
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Health Innovation Manchester, a research network, injects expertise into the system.
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One NASCAR race alone injects $150 million into the local economy.
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It is pressed against the thigh and automatically injects the drug.
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To lift drooping eyelids, Dr. Bank injects Restylane into the forehead.
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He injects himself with an EpiPen but experiences anaphylaxis and collapses.
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Neither outcome happens when Alex injects Amber with the new drug.
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It also helps that every instructor injects some degree of positive perkiness.
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But at scale, confusion blurs reality and injects doubt into any conversation.
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With this microliter syringe, the surgeon injects a tiny bleb of fluid.
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Night Sight uses the same HDR+ technology, but injects it with steroids.
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It injects a bit of iPhone and iPad feel into the Mac.
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My husband injects with a pen too, I want him to know.
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But Mr. Trump's meeting with Mr. Kim injects an unpredictable new element.
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Dr. Rowe also injects Botox into the skin superficially to shrink pores.
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"Investors don't like uncertainty, and a new regime injects uncertainty," he said.
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The player injects little EXAs into systems and programs them for mischief.
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Pierre, the doctor, injects her with adrenaline, while the team perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
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It is a nonsurgical procedure that injects plant-based pigment into the scalp.
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Poison Tap targets the victim's browser cache and injects the malicious code there.
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The SDP's desertion, however, injects some uncertainty into the vote and its outcome.
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This greatly injects trust and transparency in the purchase process of financial products.
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An unreliable unit of account injects noise, rather than signal, into our economy.
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It also injects a certain amount of uncertainty and danger into the proceedings.
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But more than that, she also injects the whole thing with real emotion.
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The technician, guided by a microscope, injects the sperm using a glass pipette.
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Ford testifying injects a massive amount of fluctuation and uncertainty into the proceedings.
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Pratt injects some humor into the montage, saying he has always been an actor.
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A nurse injects a measles vaccine into a girl in Kiev on Jan. 15.
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In desperation, the alien injects Shepherd with a serum that gives him superhuman powers.
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The process essentially injects acid that "pops" any fat cells into your chin region.
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It's not about who injects it, but about who can deal with the consequences.
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It injects unpredictability into elections and explains why Mr Guzmán could come from nowhere.
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Brown, on the other hand, injects fun and lightheartedness into linguini and pizza alike.
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Or the blue-blood lawyer who injects shady dealings into the halls of justice?
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In these facts alone Miss Sherlock injects Holmes's old white corpse with new energy.
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The constant drive for ratings or clicks injects destructive sensationalism into our national discourse.
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"For a person who injects drugs, sterile technique is out the window," Sledge said.
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But replacing a nurse, who injects medications and changes bandages, is far more difficult.
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She injects hyaluronic acid filler under the eyes to smooth the eyelid-cheek junction.
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Because traction alopecia is caused by inflammation, Dr. Henry injects the scalp with steroids.
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He told me he is a former fentanyl injector but now only injects amphetamines.
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Monk Kidd injects some of her own southern upbringing into this contemporary heartwarming novel.
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However, Trump injects a new dose of uncertainty into the annual fall fiscal fights.
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Hlynur Pálmason's movie injects some fresh blood into the sometimes moribund state of cinema.
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Then she flips the animal over, feels around, and injects again, this time for rabies.
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In between, he keeps detailed records of the types and quantities of venom he injects.
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Meanwhile, in the decimated lab, Bernard recovers somewhat after Elsie injects him with cortical fluid.
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It's done with a special type of needle, which injects permanent ink in the sclera.
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Christina Tosi Christina Tosi injects mountains of whimsy into the often serious world of pastry.
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I look away as the nurse injects me with a radioactive substance called a tracer.
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The EpiPen is a device that injects epinephrine as a treatment for serious allergic reactions.
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When a mosquito bites you, it injects its saliva into your skin, Dr. Lipner says.
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In James Cameron's 2009 film "Avatar," another avatar injects human empathy into a virtual interaction.
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About 2300 yards away, a man injects another woman in the neck with a needle.
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Each answer also injects an extra pair of black squares, where the "water slide" starts.
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Then, with surgeon-like precision, it injects a mind-altering cocktail into the roach's brain.
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That could come in the form of cash injects, loans or tax relief, he said.
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So it's possible that the self-fulfilling prophecy injects a different level of risk management.
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And by using slow motion and concentrating on moments, Mosse injects humanity into the images.
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After drawing blood from your arm, a doctor spins your blood to isolate plasma-rich platelets, puts numbing cream on your vulva, injects it with Lidocaine to numb it some more, then injects your blood into your clitoris and the inside of your vagina.
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Bonnette, a former social worker, injects AJJ's songs with themes of self-reliance, kindness, and humanism.
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Insulin pumps are medical devices that patients attach to their bodies that injects insulin through catheters.
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She injects him with a sedative, then slams a baseball bat near (not on) his crotch.
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Beneath the pixels, Steve Zahn injects "Bad Ape" with sorely needed humor and heartbreaking emotional heft.
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The third act injects another shot of energy, when a fire breaks out in the village.
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Hey, at least this installation injects a healthy amount of pop culture into the endless trend.
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Her swooping melody injects some much-needed humanity into the mix through sheer force of will.
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She injects herself with insulin and checks her blood sugar level about five times a day.
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Lightshade doesn't advertise on its homepage that its payment system injects cryptocurrency between customer and merchant.
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Rather than belabor his qualifications, he just injects country attitude into his songs about other things.
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Then, puncturing the gall, it injects its eggs, beside or inside the young oak gall wasp.
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The White House's framework injects more uncertainty into the viability of members to get a deal.
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Engineers have developed a tiny robotic capsule that injects insulin once it lands in the stomach.
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At this point, the phage injects its DNA into the bacterium, halting its normal reproduction process.
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Bush — are hopeful that a third- or fourth-place showing injects momentum into their middling campaigns.
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Basically, it injects the venom into the central nervous system, and it goes straight to the brain.
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"Sultan" works because director Ali Abbas Zafar injects enough wry humour into the proceedings and eschews melodrama.
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A person who injects drugs and either shares needles or has a sexual risk of getting HIV.
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That injects some psychological complexity into the franchise, but it also paints Ren as an unusual villain.
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And the bill quite literally injects a board of bureaucrats into millions of decisions about internet content.
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That's allowed them to create an attack—that they're calling Mousejack—which injects commands into the dongle.
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For the composers, it injects a social, and argumentative, element into what is otherwise a solitary pursuit.
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Best scene: Magneto escapes prison after Mystique injects his guard's blood with an extra dose of iron.
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He takes stem cells from the hip bone and injects them into damaged areas of the body.
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The last needle is the real jerk: it injects chemicals into our vessels to stimulate blood flow.
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Instead, the bill injects economic and technological considerations into what's always been a strictly science-based product.
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The attacker then looks for all STL files and injects code in them that weakens the parts.
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On an adjoining wall, Iran's Shadi Ghadirian injects humor into the show with her Qajar series (1998).
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This increase in attendance immediately injects the franchise with fresh revenue from tickets, merchandise and concession sales.
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But when a person injects drugs, some members of the medical community turn from healer to judge.
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The report injects uncertainty into a deal that was widely expected to win easy approval from regulators.
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After the tiny device positions itself against the stomach wall, the post pops out and injects insulin.
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When Dr. Dubal injects Klotho into mice, for example, the hormone doesn't actually get into the brain.
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WATCH: Ten Questions for a Person Who Injects Snake Venom Have you ever talked to a dead celebrity?
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No rapper featured here escapes the noise and non-sequitor compositional interludes that Rabit injects throughout the mix.
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Where Teach First injects youthful vitality into the teaching profession, Now Teach hopes to provide more experienced ballast.
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This feature pulls tiny bits of usage and device data, but deliberately injects each data bit with noise.
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The second-stage playload injects its code into two DLL files of legitimate products from Corel and Symantec.
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Simon injects humor into his music as a way to push back against that, and has for years.
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But to continue to embrace him as he openly injects race into the campaign poses its own dangers.
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She injects filler inside the mouth, where the interior smooth skin meets the outer skin of the lips.
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His music injects some of the breeze of Ghanaian highlife music into the raw viscosity of Nigerian Afrobeats.
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When that happens the high-yield sell-off and oil sell-off alone injects volatility into the markets.
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But don't think that anytime soon a "robot injects needles into veins like a phlebotomist does," Murphy said.
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Republicans say this move injects freedom of choice into the insurance markets and lets consumers buy cheaper plans.
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She grabs a syringe, feels around her patient's rear leg for a good muscle, and injects a distemper vaccine.
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When tapped on a post, it instantly injects around a half-dozen pieces of similar content right below it.
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He dips a syringe into a beaker of water and injects into it a small, billowing and glinting mesh.
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He makes grand bets and pronouncements, gets cornered by TMZ, and injects himself into spats with other tech luminaries.
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He injects our real-world politics into their utopia, and holds them accountable for the suffering outside their borders.
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It injects plasma, which is surrounded by liquid metal, into a compression chamber where magnets help contain the gas.
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The dementor wasp injects a paralyzing toxin into its prey's belly before chowing down on its (still alive) lunch.
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The FDA previously approved Amgen's T-VEC, which injects a modified herpesvirus into melanoma cells, causing them to rupture.
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The eruption of U.S. policy risk and global geopolitical risk injects something completely new and different into market calculations.
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Venezuela injects most of the natural gas it produces back into oilfields to help maintain pressure and crude output.
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Stewart's unexpected casting here, in a frothy action comedy, injects the movie with a shot of much-needed unpredictability.
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In the Kashmiri scenes, the addition of a sitar and tablas injects South Asian color into the orchestra textures.
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Mosso injects local anesthetic into the lump, makes a cut, and his white-gloved finger disappears to the knuckle.
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VR ejects the club space as the arena for the narrative to play out and injects its own interpretation.
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Besides helping the recipients, this injects cash into the economy at a time businesses face a shortage of demand.
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Worst of all, it needlessly injects more divisiveness at a moment when the government has just ended a shutdown.
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Kepler injects the sweet voice of a child chanting a nursery rhyme about bunnies before each execution-style death.
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Snap injects ads into the games, making Bitmoji key to its efforts to monetize its central messaging use case.
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Mr. Florido's reaction injects some rueful humor, but this "La Ronde" doesn't have much of Schnitzler's wry Mitteleuropa fatalism.
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One of Dr. Rowe's signatures is a noninvasive penile enlargement, in which he injects dermal filler into the penis.
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The president frequently injects his own words into statements he claims his supporters said on Fox News or elsewhere.
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DealBook's host, Andrew Ross Sorkin, waited to ask Thiel if he injects himself with young blood until the last question.
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Differential privacy scrambles the data and injects noise, making it impossible to trace trip information back to a particular user.
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The young girl watches a cartoon on a tablet while a technician injects her with something right in the temple.
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This injects a whole new dynamic to the global copper stocks picture and to the potential future flow of metal.
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Bryce injects as much bravado as is mathematically possible given the situation, a calculus that baseball players know very well.
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Global investors are closely watching to see how much more support Beijing injects into the economy to shore up growth.
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Fracking is a natural gas extraction method that injects fluids underground to crack (or fracture) rock and release the gas.
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There's a moment at the end of The Golden Compass that helps showcase the nuance Pullman injects into this story.
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The lawsuit injects more drama to the Trump campaign as rumors swirl about the Republican presumptive nominee's vice presidential pick.
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The pill is able to orient itself once swallowed, in order to make sure it injects in the right spot.
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Excepting the new steel contracts, it is not cash settled, which injects a credit dimension to an already complex ecosystem.
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The discovery injects new hope into the century-old quest to treat— and perhaps even cure—the debilitating psychiatric disorder.
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His plan injects competition into the system by dismantling current policies that prevent Americans from enjoying lower domestic drug prices.
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The New York-based production "Sleep No More," a loose adaptation of "Macbeth," similarly injects audience members into the story.
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But the fast tempo emphasized the farcical aspect of a scene that Mozart also injects with a touch of melancholy.
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Nason's withdrawal, first reported by Bloomberg, injects new uncertainty into one of the most closely watched financial openings in Washington.
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Toor's unique brand of GIF art takes the seductive perfect loop and injects some ketamine directly into its blood surrogate.
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Once attached, the larva injects a little protein, and that protein causes the salmon to deal with free radicals better.
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Dipping and levitating, his camera injects air into tunnels and washrooms and luggage compartments, giving the action a hurtling vigor.
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The juxtaposition injects a discussion of the black body in the African diaspora that's often missing in many technology forums.
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The PBOC has been allowing repo rates to rise since late 21 by adjusting the amount of funds it injects.
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It injects its genetic material into bacteria and seizes upon the metabolism of the bacteria to produce more of itself.
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This massive outbound flow injects complexity into any calculation of market balance in the primary metal segment of the supply chain.
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Her timing is spot-on, and she injects some boyish swagger in a power dynamic that would traditionally have her simpering.
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New retail gives you some of both: it injects tech into physical stores, and gives online platforms brick-and-mortar homes.
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In the house, Ira gets Susan ready for the big dinner that night, and Westmoreland injects the "magic water" into Rachel.
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"Not only does it close the enthusiasm gap with Democrats, it just injects rocket fuel into the evangelical base," he said.
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Alig then binds Angel with tape, injects him with Draino, dismembers his body, and dumps the remains in the Hudson River.
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Krystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy MORE's potential candidacy injects a new level of uncertainty into an already chaotic race.
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There are good things no doubt; Liste injects some diversity into the ecosystem of Basel where everything is almost too predictable.
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Every time you use it, Hair Balm injects your strands with major hydration thanks to a gentle blend of botanical oils.
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Monetizing data injects income into the ecosystem's core, thereby providing a sound financial environment for the internet to evolve and flourish.
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All this commotion churns up the ocean water, which then injects sea salt into the air in and around the storm.
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The times I've seen her perform, she's made creative choices and injects an upbeat energy into her face and body movements.
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Director Lorcan Finnegan brings a stylized sensibility to Garret Shanley's screenplay, which gleefully injects surreality into Tom and Gemma's new life.
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If Roberts injects himself into the middle of the witness fight, it would hardly be the first time he's rankled Republicans.
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The researchers also found that TikTok's site was vulnerable to a type of attack that injects malicious code into trusted websites.
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Porter Robinson injects a little soul into the high-definition gloss, courtesy of a heavily manipulated vocal melody with a bittersweet edge.
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And one particular group of fang blenny even injects venom, just like a snake, to give its attackers that extra what-for.
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Analysts say President Donald Trump's hardline approach injects new risks into a fragile market besieged by instability in key oil-producing nations.
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We meet Tristan Roberts, an HIV-positive man who injects himself with an experimental gene therapy that he hopes will cure him.
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Beijing's war on smog injects a whole new level of uncertainty into China's shifting steel dynamics, disrupting both production and consumption norms.
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He injects a buoyant energy to previously-plodding blues riffs, and his new album has the playful feeling of a live recording.
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The Section 232 probe, in particular, injects a fast fuse into what would otherwise be a slow-burn affair at the WTO.
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With insulin doping, an athlete injects insulin in order to pack more blood sugar into the muscles, boosting endurance later during competition.
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A project by Beijing-based ZAO/Standardarchitecture similarly injects a traditional building type with renewed purpose, but from a perspective of preservation.
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Around 88 million accounts are registered for the free version of Spotify, which injects advertising and imposes limitations like shuffle-only play.
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When answering, the assistant sometimes injects her personality into the conversation, as well, by way of her typical corny jokes and comments.
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It injects an element of trust into cryptocurrency—in Gustafsson, in Roberto Escobar, and their associates—where it wasn't so critical before.
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The spirals keep their shape because the printer injects nanoparticles in with it, which form an extremely thin membrane around the structure.
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The study concluded that activity at a geothermal plant, which injects water underground to stimulate thermal energy production, likely caused the disaster.
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They force would-be populists to make concessions to other political groups, which injects pluralism into their coalitions and moderates personality cults.
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About 300,000 people attend SXSW in Austin every year and organizers say it injects more than $350 million to the local economy.
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" The site also adds that the law "injects $4.7 billion into Brazil's creative industry, "a sector which is comprised of "240,000 companies.
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Devaluation also injects volatility and uncertainty into financial markets, since it causes the value of assets from property to stocks to fall.
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Keeping the settlement project in the West Bank saps Israel's resources, compromises its international legitimacy and injects negative norms into Israel proper.
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The actors' aged faces and bodies — combined with the sense of time and opportunities lost — injects melancholy into even the goofiest moments.
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The facility treats millions of gallons of sewage each day and injects the treated waste into wells that pump it deep underground.
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Assisted suicide policy also injects government insurers and private insurance companies with financial incentives into every single person's end of life decisions.
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There is a weight hovering over all of the elements in the photos that injects them with a deep sense of humanity.
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Symmetry-breaking makes nature hierarchical and injects arbitrary variables into its correlation functions—the qualities that sapped Chew's bootstrap method of its power.
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The group could announce the new output curbs at a meeting next month, but Trump's intervention injects uncertainty into the alliance's decision-making.
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And later, Wafner injects the serum into his own body so that he can continue to terrorize the villagers and the American soldiers.
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Just when all hope of finding CM Punk a big-name, low-ability opponent seemed lost, Floyd Mayweather injects himself into the conversation.
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The situation gets very worrisome when a President injects his own personality into the mix and can't rise above personal slights and frustrations.
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His name is Gil, and Michael Raymond-James's portrayal of him injects a sense of ominous unpredictability into this well-made revenge thriller.
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"The type of performance Mase had tonight is something that injects a lot of confidence into the group," Flyers coach Dave Hakstol said.
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This ongoing effort injects carbon dioxide emissions created by oil extraction into limestone cap rock, allowing it be stored over 2 kilometers underground.
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This mRNA technology injects snippets of genetic code into a person's muscle so that the muscle cells start producing the viral protein themselves.
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Bloomberg's presence on the debate stage injects a significant new variable into the event that falls just days before Nevadans caucus on Saturday.
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The software injects AI-optimized language into a company's email subject lines, push notifications, and ads to boost clicks and conversations from copy.
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Where "A State at Any Cost" falls short is when the author injects his own ideology into the events of Ben-Gurion's life.
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However, the development injects fresh uncertainty into financial markets, which have already been heavily jostled by emerging global political risks in recent years.
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Another bold new technique to help overcome extreme injury is a syringe created by RevMedx that injects tiny blood-absorbing sponges into bullet wounds.
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The new a6300, announced today during a press event in New York City, takes the a6000's strengths and injects them with tiger blood.
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He also injects some light energy in the form of deadpan humor, accomplished via careful editing timing as much as anything in the performances.
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Buntin injects her writing with just enough of those teenage, high emotional stakes to resonate, but with enough distance to keep the story grounded.
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The Jinan Finance Bureau directly injects capital and provides subsidies and other policy support, such as rebates on land-use rights costs, to JWC.
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Reminiscent of the light, airy quality of French Rococo oil paintings, the artist injects a coming-of-age quality to her gossamer-light works.
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She's a DJ, producer, singer, and occasional rapper who pilots between cultures as nimbly, and as wondrously, as she injects them with alternate life.
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It injects a more advanced, off-the-shelf quality into the still-mysterious AI space, suggesting a wider buildout of AI into everyday commerce.
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A monthly program like this, where I'm encouraged to use it every day and liable for its well-being, injects all sorts of complications.
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Having that many wild cards injects a level of volatility into the debate that could be a game changer for some low-polling candidate.
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But it's the deathbed scene between Dougal and Colum that injects a startling grace into an episode that is suffused with death and delusion.
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What injects Josie's story with heartfelt emotion is her relationship with Paul and Ana, who, like her, are forever changed by their wilderness adventures.
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His latest venture is narrating the Netflix documentary Our Planet, which injects wildlife conservation advocacy into every episode much more deliberately than previous series.
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IVF has improved substantially since 1978 — for example through technology that injects sperm directly into the egg — but some forms of infertility remain untreatable.
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The more fearsome-sounding V-Plump, Ms. Barshop said, injects fillers and your own blood plasma into the labia majora to smooth and plump.
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Through her gaze, the animal becomes a symbol for queerness and elusive desire, as she injects autobiographical musings into her study of the creature.
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This mite, Varroa destructor, injects a slew of viruses into bees, including one that causes shriveled wings, a primary factor in widespread colony collapse.
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However, Suwage's use of humor through the inclusion of masks injects an element of levity in his works that undercuts the actions of fanaticism.
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For Trump, the trade deal injects good news into his reelection campaign, and into the Washington debate as Congress returns to full-time business.
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The directive injects even more turmoil into the CUNY system, which had already been grappling with overcrowded classes, shrinking course options and budget cuts.
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The virus injects its own DNA into the host; sometimes those new genes are useful to the host and become part of its genome.
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"How can they equate me with someone who injects steroids or someone who constantly lies and tries to obstruct authorities," he said on Twitter.
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She injects plenty of whimsy into bold decor, with rich fabrics and rooms that are beautifully appointed with midcentury modern and European-inspired furnishings.
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While Zuckerberg's post "injects incremental near-term uncertainty," Nowak noted that the overall trend toward "societal interaction" has been pretty consistent since mid-2017.
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The company injects captured carbon dioxide into concrete during the mixing phase, causing it to react with the concrete and turn into a mineral.
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Using custom algorithms, Hart injects acrylic paint into the air pockets of everyday bubble wrap stretched over the wooden frame of a traditional canvas.
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The debate, which injects levity into the show while remaining absolutely serious, lasts for about 15 minutes of the show's 100-minute run time.
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More complicated is the process of in vitro fertilization (IVF), in which a woman self-injects fertility medications for several weeks to produce multiple eggs.
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But what makes Nair's directorial choices so compelling is that she injects as much complexity and moral ambiguity into Amelia's character as she does Becky's.
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Freshly melted ice not only injects life into the water -- it creates a layer of cold water that protects sea ice above from more melting.
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It injects far more capital than most VC firms can marshal, so Vision Fund startups had no need to test the market late last year.
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"We were shooting primarily night shoots, which injects a different type of enthusiasm-delirium, which I think makes a more unique bonding experience," says Carney.
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Scary "add to day" buttons in threads – Messenger injects "Add to your day?" prompts inside your private threads when you share a photo or video.
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" Instead, Shazia (Kiran Sonia Sawar) injects her boring bureaucratic job with tons of adorable moments, like greeting a vicious-looking guard dog by crooning, "Puppy!
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The amorous relationship between Ricky and one of the teachers, the genial Luce (a buoyant Rey Lucas), also injects a formulaic note into the proceedings.
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Second, this view suggests that addiction skews choice — but doesn't completely eliminate free will: after all, no one injects drugs in front of the police.
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Writing with extraordinary grace and tenderness, Smith injects unnerving tension into a delicate coming-of-age story set squarely in the path of a tornado.
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Nothing feels hackneyed or dialed in, he injects an insane amount of energy and power into every note of his voice into something legitimately incredible.
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A new book injects nuance into reductive historical interpretations of how the Cold War affected global art in the second half of the 21979th century.
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The all-cash deal values Juul at $43 billion, and injects the company with a fresh $12.8 billion in exchange for a 35 percent stake.
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For a while I've wanted to fuse the idea of street wear with tailoring in a way that injects a fresh silhouette into men's wear.
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But the framing injects a duality, because the adult actors onstage at the Lucille Lortel Theater are playing his characters the way that schoolgirls would.
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By doing this, Trump injects the idea into the minds of his supporters and forces some level of media coverage -- even if it's very skeptical.
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Sandler injects his familiar meandering whir of a voice into a more hostile context: How he bends it is as important as what he says.
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But to imply that an original version of the American flag automatically injects hate and hostility is incredibly anti American and more than a stretch.
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Despite offering fewer choices, Costco consistently injects a range of items into warehouses — everything from toilet paper and wine to flat screen TVs and jewelry.
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Photo: GettyAmbrosia—the startup that injects the plasma of young people into those 35 and older—is looking to open up shop in New York City.
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Baking soda injects for cancer treatment are obviously fraudulent, but much of the spectrum of "wellness" content could be said to fall under this grey area.
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Bright is a high-concept feature, and writer Max Landis (American Ultra, Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency) injects some timely, potentially resonant themes into his script.
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Well that idea has become a reality with a mod the injects Mario into the gritty world of Grand Theft Auto 4, police shootouts and all.
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Unfortunately, unlike the mod that injects Duke Nukem into Doom or the one that recreates Goldeneye 007with Doom's engine, we can't actually play this one yet.
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Another pool was closed on almost identical grounds—except that it also had a non-compliant "disinfection feeder," equipment that injects pool water with sterilizing chlorine.
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The treatment, authorized for nearly 40 years, injects small doses of venom under the skin to reduce sensitivity to the allergens that can trigger dangerous symptoms.
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Alexandre then hooks up a pump that injects some kind of conservation liquid and simultaneously withdraws the mix of blood, body fluids, and the formalin mix.
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To keep the herd's population constant, a BLM officer, Tricia Hatle, injects between 50 and 60 wild mares each year with darts containing PZP, a contraceptive.
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This part is pretty cool: The moment Dr. Lee injects the needle into the leg, Kal-Elle's deep-purple spider veins instantly disappear into her skin.
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His interest in Ambrosia, an obscure startup that injects older customers with blood drawn from youthful donors, was the perfect detail to round out his villainy.
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Into these dramatic environs Atkinson injects one Juliet Armstrong, the "girl" (as in: "I need a girl") selected by MI53 to transcribe the secretly recorded dialogues.
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It injects its own DNA into the host and then starts to reproduce, making so many copies of itself that it eventually bursts open the bacteria.
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The risk of being accused of a crime injects fear and distrust into the doctor-patient relationship, leading some women to postpone or forgo necessary care.
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The emerald cockroach wasp, for example, injects a mind-controlling cocktail into a cockroach's brain that turns it into a zombie and host for its eggs.
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Using a syringe, a drinkmaker injects the ice with the makings of an Old-Fashioned and places it in a glass atop crème-de-cassis granita.
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It injects glutamine into red blood cells, reducing the likelihood they will clog and cause painful blockages in small blood vessels and, in some cases, organs.
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Ambrosia, a company that injects young people's blood into older people, says it is now up and running in five American cities, the company tells Business Insider.
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Believing it to be the only way to save his life, Hargreeves injects Luther with a special serum that cures him, but it comes at a cost.
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Audiophiles often complain that the technology hampers sound quality since its very function injects extra noise into the output in order to cancel out the background noise.
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XSS allows an attacker to build a specific URL that injects malicious scripts into webpages, which can then be executed unknowingly by a user visiting the link.
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Once the mask senses these emotions it injects or sucks out liquid through the capillaries, showing the world how you really feel in a very weird way.
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Eventually, the maintenance crew catches up to her and injects her with a tranquilizer, but something tells me Maeve won't be forgetting this little trip anytime soon.
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Within the first couple of minutes, Tinker, the doctor-cum-patriarchal overlord injects a young man named Graham in the eye with a lethal dose of heroin.
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Advisers to Clinton increasingly believe Trump is more likely than not to be the Republican nominee, which injects a considerable dose of uncertainty into any fall contest.
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William injects them with a strong antibiotic, but says that just in case they are infected, they must quarantine themselves in Gabriel's apartment to prevent an outbreak.
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The Republicans' reduced Senate majority after the race marked by sexual misconduct accusations against their candidate Roy Moore also injects some broader uncertainty into the legislative process.
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Lumus' technology consists of an eyeglass lens that contains an array of ultra-thin transparent reflectors and a mini-projector that injects an image into the lens.
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The campaign by the American National Super PAC injects another controversial wrinkle into a presidential campaign that has been more racially charged than any in recent memory.
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Readers wary of the form need not be: Robin Robertson's poetry injects rhythm and momentum into a narrative that is equal parts art and superbly modulated rage.
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But supporters of the Pacific trade agreement have acknowledged that an unfinished TPP injects too much uncertainty into the process and could kill the Pacific Rim agreement.
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The LHC machinery accelerates packets of protons to nearly the speed of light, then injects them into a pair of magnetic circles that intersect at four points.
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Dr. Lee injects a big syringe into the lumps, which basically sucks all the gooey gel liquid from the ganglion cysts, making the skin fall flat again.
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My worst job in the whole world would be a phlebotomist [someone who injects veins]—I don't think I could even do that for $900,000 a year.
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The characters are essentially cartoons themselves, though the cast injects them with flickers of pathos that supply the mostly arch comic proceedings with little jolts of humanity.
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Cheddar-Stuffed Turkey Burger With Avocado These turkey burgers are stuffed with Cheddar, a brilliant move that injects the lean meat with a little flavor and fat.
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But the abrupt staff shuffle in the middle of the coronavirus outbreak injects further uncertainty into the government's response, said a current official and two former officials.
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A man shying from commitment is nothing new, but here the writer and director, Rafael Palacio Illingworth, injects small subtleties that enrich and complicate the emotional landscape.
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The rule gives individual, low-level officials much more vetting power than they have had previously, and injects a lot of uncertainty into the green card process.
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Super Mario Run injects the side-scrolling jumping-and-coin collecting of Nintendo's beloved series with the gameplay trappings of the more mobile-friendly "endless runner" genre.
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To tackle the psoriasis, Dr. Lee injects Chris with a shot of Cosentyx, a prescription medication that will help suppress Chris' overactive immune system to control his flareups.
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That idea is supported by the fact that Instagram now injects big preview tiles of Stories into the middle of its feed to encourage you to watch them.
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I've had a needle phobia since I was a little kid (I had to get the rabies shots at two years old), and my husband still injects me.
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In the process, the mosquito injects some of its own saliva, which contains an anticoagulant that prevents your blood from clotting around the proboscis and trapping the insect.
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The National Institutes of Health announced on Thursday that it was planning to lift its ban on funding some research that injects human stem cells into animal embryos.
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The conventional wisdom holds that close competition ensures voters have real choices and politicians face real accountability and strong presidential leadership injects a necessary energy into the system.
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The surgeon takes a Sharpie and draws a large circle on her left thigh, paints on several layers of iodine, then injects a local anaesthetic into her skin.
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Grateful for the space, the band often assembles onstage well in advance of show time, conducting an open rehearsal that injects a liberated, interactive atmosphere into the bar.
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But Winterson injects a sense of humanity into him that verges on the endearing, and he steals every scene he's in: "What big hands you've got," Ron says.
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However, the development injects fresh uncertainty into financial markets, which have already been roiled by political disquiet in Hong Kong to Britain to Italy and the Middle East.
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Indonesia is discussing raising the limit of the country's fiscal deficit from 3% of gross domestic product as government boosts health spending and injects the economic with stimulus.
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But The Favourite injects a bit of color into the monotone, since it's the early 18th century, and people still speak in flowery language, at least at court.
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Several awful things happened in the world's democracies in 2016, and the election of a mercurial and ignorant president injects a troubling degree of uncertainty into international relations.
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But in subsequent snaps, Snooki appears to be feeling okay, and merely squints as the doctor injects Botox into her "bunny lines" and forehead, and filler into her lips.
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The deal values Juul at $38 billion, according to Bloomberg, and injects the company with a fresh $12.8 billion in exchange for a 35 percent stake in Juul Labs.
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Mr. Baptiste occasionally injects African-American culture into his lessons, but the trailer for "Until the End of Time," named for a posthumous Shakur album, was something else entirely.
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Cassadine, a 36-year-old trans woman living in Atlanta, had gone to a "pumper"—a black market plastic surgeon who injects illegal liquid silicone to reshape patients' bodies.
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The post referenced, from a site called Conservative 101, takes a real Vanity Fair report about the divided newsroom and injects it with a wildly inappropriate dose of speculation.
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In real-driving conditions, the French carmaker's 0.9-litre gasoline H4Bt injects excess fuel to prevent overheating, resulting in high emissions of unburned hydrocarbons, fine particles and carbon monoxide.
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At the center of the dispute is the Lahaina Wastewater Reclamation Facility, which treats millions of gallons of waste each day and then injects it into deep wells underground.
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Although his language is not completely clear, the message appears to say that GcMAF with he injects under his skin (subcutaneous, or "sub q") costs him $150 per milliliter.
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The company is already the largest injector in the industry, but it now re-injects carbon that was found in natural underground deposits — providing little or no environmental benefit.
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While North Korea's small arsenal of working nuclear warheads injects a particular frisson of danger, in other respects it may be Washington's confrontation with Tehran that is more dangerous.
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The arrangement injects some needed investment in Tidal and allows it, at least for now, to remain an underdog in a streaming market that has become dominated by giants.
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Including this final "golden nugget" not only makes your content more memorable but it "injects a bit of character and creates a conversation starter in an interview," says Srinivasan.
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But once we go on vacation, the stimulation of new sights, sounds, and experiences injects a disproportionate amount of novelty that causes these two types of time to misalign.
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This Friday, The Evil Within 2 injects another dose of horror into an already terrifying 2017, but it's at least bringing some positivity along for the ride as well.
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"The type of performance 'Mase' had (Tuesday) is something that injects a lot of confidence into the group," Flyers coach Dave Hakstol said of the 43-year-old Ontario native.
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Image: MedtronicThe US Food and Drug Administration has approved Medtronic's MiniMed 20173G, a medical device that monitors a diabetic's sugar levels, and then automatically injects the required dose of insulin.
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"I definitely put myself at risk by doing IVF because the kind of cancer that I had is fueled by hormones and IVF just injects you with hormones," she explains.
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Liquidity often tightens ahead of the week-long holiday and the central bank usually injects large amounts of cash into the banking system before the festivities to keep rates steady.
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A successful share sale by SBI will take some pressure off the Indian government which owns a majority in 20-plus lenders, and every year injects capital in those banks.
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A scene in which Ms. Lipstadt and her legal team visit Auschwitz shrouded in winter fog injects a note of elegiac sadness that is deepened by Howard Shore's hushed score.
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The show is known for breaking the fourth wall and British painter Jonathan Yeo's latest work is heavy with the same intimidation Spacey injects into his performance on the show.
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The space, markedly more vertical, is currently filled with photographs by Anne Collier, an artist who injects the mass-media appropriations of the Pictures generation with emotion and gender politics.
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"Never Leave Me" (season 7, episode 9) Andrew doesn't always work as a character — he can be one-note — but he injects some much-needed levity into season seven here.
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"Moderna just injects genetic instructions that has your own cells create copies of the protein, the antibodies that can fight against the virus," Business Insider healthcare reporter Andy Dunn said.
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The other is a test of breaking news headlines inside the app that injects timely news briefs into Snapchat to complement the existing magazine-style stories on the Discover page.
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His final, stretched-out "Shantih" injects a strange intimacy following a thunderous "DA," announcing rain — water as a sign of the spiritual fertility that Eliot longed for all his life.
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A modern zoo sometimes tranquillizes a doomed animal with a dart, and then injects it with an overdose of barbiturates; this is how the Odense Zoo euthanized its young lion.
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The ranked choice voting, where supporters for candidates who fail to reach the 15 percent support threshold can realign behind another candidate, injects a layer of uncertainty into the process.
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And, to wave a historical version of our flag, that to some symbolizes exclusion and hate, injects hostility and confusion to an event where no one intended to do so.
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Rin injects new life into the household, but when a five-finger discount goes awry, the family, and the lies it has built itself on, come crashing down around them.
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Kaspersky's team has even reverse engineered and demonstrated the attack, using only a portable power drill and a $15 homemade gadget that injects malicious commands to trigger the machine's cash dispenser.
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In the laboratory, Dr. Wassim Shebaby, one of Mroueh's research partners, injects pink-stained leukemic cells with different concentrations of cannabis oil as a group of students huddles behind him watching.
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Mr Orban presents a unique danger, argues Gerald Knaus of the European Stability Initiative, a think-tank, because he injects a far-right virus into the bloodstream of Europe's political centre.
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Michael Zinn, UBS senior vice president for wealth management, said Trump injects uncertainty into the markets because he has offered few policy specifics, opting instead to rely on charisma thus far.
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It allows data to be analyzed in aggregate but injects noise into the data being pulled off individual devices, so individual privacy does not suffer as data is processed in bulk.
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Sandra Haglof, 25, who works for Eventomatic, an events company that works with Epicenter, has had three piercings before, and her left hand barely shakes as Osterlund injects the small chip.
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The thin tube the insect injects into the skin, what's called the proboscis, is actually comprised of six different needles that all work in tandem to extract blood from the body.
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My experience suggests that after a user injects drugs or is rescued from an overdose at a safe site, there is usually insufficient engagement to end the cycle of drug abuse.
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Its bite is "spectacularly efficient," causing far less trauma to the skin than a scalpel would, and it considerately injects its prey with anesthetic, making its feeding painless for the host.
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U.S. Stem Cell performs liposuction on patients to suck out belly fat, processes the fat to extract what it describes as stem cells and then injects the extract back into patients.
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The government injects more subsidies into those markets, but because those are inelastic markets, the subsidies just cause prices to go up further, which is what is happening with higher education.
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It's worth remembering, as Instagram savagely injects the profit motive into all photographic communication, that an earlier avant-garde found its own methods to slide between artistic activity and commercial necessity.
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But then a quick stroll through the MUNCHIES Garden inspired yet another element: battered green tomatoes, which injects the hifalutin' Frenchness of the tournedos with a bit of Southern-fried charm.
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Conner O'Malley is one of those comedians who pops up on shows or podcasts or viral videos, injects a frenzied dose of derangement and then exits, leaving behind a giddier mood.
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I hadn't known, for example, that bedbugs mate via a process called "traumatic insemination," where the male punctures the abdomen of the female and injects his sperm directly into the wound.
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Fracking, which has been banned in several countries and two US states, injects large quantities of water, chemicals, and sand into the ground under high pressure to release oil and gas.
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That this is the same fundamental human awfulness that also curdles our culture and injects pure poison into our politics doesn't excuse it, but it does at least put it in context.
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Though they just met each other a few short hours ago, the kitchen fills with the unmistakeable energy that precedes service, a delicious tension that injects hustle into the chefs' every move.
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It's tough to say with a straight face, and Cult of Chucky wisely injects a little bit of humor back into the Child's Play franchise after the more straightforward horror of Curse.
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To survive the trip to the startup's laboratory — the New England Cryogenic Center — the Dadi-designed container injects preservatives, which are nested in the lid of the cup, into the sperm sample.
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The leech was the perfect tool for the job as it injects an anesthetic and anticoagulant during the process of bloodletting, which helps prevent the kind of clotting that interferes with healing.
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The cone snail, for example, injects a similar kind of toxin into fish, causing them to go into an instant paralysis, where they fully tense their muscles in a tetanus-like spasm.
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That includes not only Jones -- destined for a busy stretch with "Rogue One" about to launch -- but also Irrfan Khan as a shadowy operative who injects a wry wit into the festivities.
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Forget about Kate Bush: Andrea Arnold's gritty adaptation of the Emily Bronte classic injects a strong vein of social awareness into the work, while ignoring the naff nonsense that's defined previous versions.
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Competition hasn't ever really been a factor in this series, but being able to see your opponent and what they're up to at any given moment injects unexpected tension into every match.
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That's why CamSoda, a NSFW webcam site, has announced the OhRoma, a VR-compatible scent mask that injects the smells of roses, perfume and private parts into your VR webcamming experience. Yeah.
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In this song, as well as the rest of the album, Igor's style is directly informed by the Batucada drumming of samba, which injects a manic and nuanced intensity into the record.
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The purpose of this right is to protect the sanctity of the personality that the artist injects into his work and to preserve the artwork's integrity, for the benefit to the public.
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"Trump injects a certain level of uncertainty and chaos into these races," said Kevin Madden, a veteran Republican strategist who was a top adviser to Mitt Romney, the party's 2012 presidential nominee.
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Cuomo: What it does is it takes the plasma from a person who has been infected with the virus, processes the plasma, and injects the antibodies into a person who is sick.
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In scenes with Ms. van den Heever, her sound was flickering, brilliant and complex, its warmth tempered with the touch of vinegar Mr. DiDonato injects when singing the part of a man.
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As she injects chaos into the 2020 Democratic primary by accusing her own party of "rigging" the election, an array of alt-right internet stars, white nationalists and Russians have praised her.
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"The Needle and the Larynx" (2016) is a 15-minute video in which a doctor injects Botox into Ms. Simnett's larynx, which has the effect of lowering the pitch of her voice.
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Whether the new money obeys the same rules as the old money remains to be seen, but it injects a whole new layer of uncertainty into an already highly uncertain pricing outlook.
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Acqua di Parma's Oud ($270), for example, combines oud with zesty bergamot, D.S. & Durga's Notorious Oud ($175) mixes in North African papyrus, and Maison d'Etto's Canaan ($300) injects green neroli and tuberose.
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Illustrated posters depicting cast members like Alia Shawkat, John Early, John Reynolds, Brandon Micheal Hall and Meredith Hagner adorn a wall, while a missing persons-themed photo booth injects partygoers into the storyline.
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"He injects a lot of excitement, but I also think he has a huge bar to meet," said Democratic strategist Maria Cardona, who worked on presidential campaigns for Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.
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"To wave a historical version of our flag, that to some symbolizes exclusion and hate, injects hostility and confusion to an event where no one intended to do so," the apology said, MLive.
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ISOLDE is a smaller experiment that harnesses a beam of protons from a small nearby proton accelerator, the first in a slew of accelerators that eventually injects particles into the Large Hadron Collider.
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In the group's second album, Cult Leader takes its hardcore punk/metalcore roots and injects so much raw, aching emotion into it that what comes out is something completely unique to extreme metal.
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One is a DNA-based vaccine involving a newer technique that injects a piece of the viral DNA rather than a protein fragment of the virus to stimulate immunity in the person's cells.
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When Roberts injects this concoction into his belly fat, the hope is that the N6 gene will coax his body into producing antibodies, which will then enter the bloodstream and fight his HIV.
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We have maintained our previous assumption that from 2018-2020 the government injects a total of 0003% of GDP into the banking sector, pushing up public debt to 36.0% of GDP in 2020.
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The announcement by Trump's campaign injects a relatively obscure technical issue, which has broad support among internet policy and technical experts, into the presidential campaign with 47 days to go before the election.
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She takes her to a clinical trial office called Arkangel, where a woman injects a chip into Sarah's head, enabling Marie to literally see everything her daughter sees on an iPad-like device.
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The departure of John Bolton, President Trump's third national security adviser, injects still more volatility into U.S. foreign policy, and the choice of his successor has profound implications for U.S. national security interests.
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Once Conch injects its four plants in Shaanxi into WCC, WCC's market share will improve to 40%-50%, well above the second-place operator Jidong Cement, which had a 23% market share in 2015.
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In one popular skit, Conway's portrayal of an inept dentist who accidentally injects himself with painkiller resulted in Korman, who was playing the patient, laughing so hard that he wet his pants, Burnett said.
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One of Change Agent's crazier plot points involves a criminal who attacks an Interpol agent and injects him with a substance that rewrites his DNA, transforming his body into that of a wanted criminal.
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Today, you have your regular old posts (which may or may not be sponsored in some way) and paid advertisements Instagram injects into your feed and clearly labels with a "Sponsored" tag on top.
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"The target of the speech is a public figure who purposefully injects himself into public controversies, and there has been no showing of actual malice," Twitter's legal counsel wrote in an August 21st letter.
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Liquidity conditions often tighten ahead of the week-long new year holiday and the central bank usually injects large amounts of cash into the banking system prior to the festivities to keep rates steady.
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In this case, Mylan had settled a lawsuit in 2012 agreeing to allow a generic competitor to its EpiPen — which injects a drug to save people from life-threatening allergy attacks — into the market.
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She has the male inmates give her their sperm, which she injects into the female inmates in the hope of producing a fetus for her futuristic incubator (her "plastic pussy," according to one character).
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The US Navy has faced serious maintenance backlogs on everything from submarines to surface ships for years and is bracing for these problems to get worse as Congress injects uncertainty into the Navy's plans.
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Bennett and Huettner's eight-minute film, commissioned by Adult Swim's Toonami block, injects the satisfaction of watching a well-animated meal with classic sci-fi and the no-rules world of late-night animation.
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Because E-Verify ensures that only authorized workers are hired, which not only helps America's struggling middle and blue collar classes but also injects much-needed revenues into the local tax base as well.
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The moment Gereon is in his apartment, he finds his stash of morphine (hand shaking all the while), tightens a belt around his arm to locate a vein, and injects himself with the drugs.
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Anyone who experienced the Great Recession might recall that merely raising the idea that there might not be adequate liquidity immediately injects doubt into investors' minds about adequate liquidity, whatever assurances you attach afterward.
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While a tweet from Mr. Trump used to sink a company's stock price, analysts say that these days a missive from the president's Twitter feed merely injects a bit of noise into the market.
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Many claim that scraping the stinger out with a sharp edge, like a knife's edge or a credit card, is the best way to remove a stinger before it injects all of its venom.
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"These families exposed a system and I hope (this) injects into the American imagination just how much money and backdoor ways that wealthy, especially white wealthy families, get into college and universities," Jack said.
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His removal, at a time when tensions between Tajiks and Pashtuns, Afghanistan's two biggest ethnic groups, have been rising, injects extra uncertainty to the already fractured political landscape ahead of presidential elections in 2019.
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A scene of Violet dancing to Gwen Stefani's "Just a Girl" in her bedroom should feel cliche, but Fanning injects so much enthusiasm into it that it's hard to wipe the smile off your face.
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Go deeper: Trump injects more chaos into OPEC as oil prices fluctuate Reality check: Trump misleads on oil prices while praising Saudis via CNBC, Oil plunges 7% to lowest level in more than a year
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"When China does business in places like Latin America, it often injects corrosive capital into the economic bloodstream, giving life to corruption and eroding good governance," Pompeo said during an April 12 speech in Chile.
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In fact, under the newsroom, Lou Dobbs has been running a sub level uranium mine which helps him pay for the rare lemur&aposs saliva he injects into William Devane to keep him eternally young.
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Analysts estimate that every 50 basis point cut in RRR systemwide effectively injects an estimated $100 billion worth of long-term cash into the economy, which recorded its slowest growth in 26 years last year.
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There also was a belief that the committee could increase the size of the bank's bond-buying program, a policy known as quantitative easing, which injects cash into the economy and helps keeps rates down.
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The device, which injects epinephrine to stop airways from closing in a severe allergy attack, has gone from 2007's wholesale price of less than $100 for a two-pen set to more than $600.
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While the online platform is still a degree of separation that prevents the service from being fully human and personal, this intentional use of full-time stylists injects life into an otherwise algorithm-heavy service.
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Mr. Khan's ascendance injects a volatile element into relations with the United States under President Trump, who has accused Pakistan of lying about the Taliban, Al Qaeda and other militants embedded in Pakistan and Afghanistan.
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Getty is unfazed: The doctor injects Getty's penis, and in moments, a woman from his literal live-in harem is called in by the butler to be on the receiving end of the drug's effects.
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The patient is taken to an angiography room, where a doctor threads a catheter into the abdomen and injects a dye that makes the blood vessels, and any leaks from them, visible on X-rays.
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The widening deficit under Mr. Trump shows the degree to which economic growth on his watch has been helped by fiscal stimulus — increased borrowing by the government that injects more money into the consumer economy.
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Pet Sematary digs its claws in quickly, injects the threat and uncertainty of impending death in your veins, and then challenges you to hold on tight as the characters are consumed by loss, desperation and violence.
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Instead Riverdale uses the foundation of these comics — Josie and the Pussycats and the central love triangle with Archie at the center are here — but injects the series with a heavy dose of angst and brooding.
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They've examined how Apple's software injects random noise into personal information—ranging from emoji usage to your browsing history to HealthKit data to search queries—before your iPhone or MacBook upload that data to Apple's servers.
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Mertens also said that in Europe there's a preference for "bail-ins," in which a bank's creditors and depositors take a loss on their holdings, as opposed to a bailout, where the government injects public money.
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And so it's not what I do for a living, but in terms of how you think about businesses must be reacting to the overall environment, it seems like this injects uncertainty in their decision-making.
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Using vivid detail, he injects life and purpose into the story of elements that are so light, strong, heat-resistant and elusive that an American general in the 1950s quipped that they should be called "unobtainium".
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The central bank has also increased its purchases of Treasury securities to ensure rates in short-term money markets remain low, a development that injects fresh money into financial markets and that can also help stocks.
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Vincent's group of pals aren't quite in the "best boy" league of last year's Final Fantasy XV, but there's great patter between them, and Troy Baker injects a lot of personality into the leading man's lines.
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While his decision is not expected to bring down the government, it underscores deep divisions within 5-Star and injects further uncertainty into already fractious relations with its coalition partner, the center-left Democratic Party (PD).
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Conversely, when a central bank buys securities, it injects money into the banking system, which can speed up an economy and/or increase inflation as banks in turn lend out new money to support economic activity.
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The movie injects film noir into a 2000s Southern California setting, telling the story of a teenager (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) who takes it upon himself to solve the murder of an ex-girlfriend (Emilie de Ravin).
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Unlike conventional animation, motion-capture experienced in VR injects a stronger dose of realism by making viewers feel like they are actually in 'The PhoenIX,' floating in space or caught in the middle of a frenetic dogfight.
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On a day she's held someone who's already started turning blue from lack of oxygen and seen their eyes open again after she injects them with Narcan—then packs up her shit and goes home, what then?
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According to the ALDF complaint, the label claim is based on the use of a process that injects Natural Choice products with cultured celery juice powder or similar plant-based powders that are high in sodium nitrate.
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Now it's back in the form of Misiu's edit, which grabs onto the underlying instrumentation of Low's original, and injects a bunch of pungent piano keys and swirly 303s that return the whole shebang to the dancefloor.
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The MiFID II law injects more transparency into stock, bond and commodities markets, and requires more derivatives to be traded on a platform, rather than privately between banks, to apply lessons from the 2007-09 financial crisis.
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The case arose in 2012 when a collection of environmentalists sued the county of Maui over a wastewater treatment facility on the island that injects millions of gallons of treated waste each day deep into the ground.
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His status in the Vine program injects the typically frivolous art of the customer review with a sense of gravitas, and he goes the extra mile of analysis on even the most mundane products in his purview.
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She injects whimsical imagery (spying dolphins, "violent bedhead") into weightier reveries in a manner that can make your head, like the unlucky little girl's in "The Exorcist," perform what in ice skating they call a double axel.
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The "MiFID II" law injects more transparency into stock, bond and commodities markets, and requires more derivatives to be traded on a platform, rather than privately between banks, to apply lessons from the 2007-09 financial crisis.
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Bloomberg's late 22018 bid -- along with the money the billionaire can spend to fund his campaign -- injects a new level of uncertainty into the race less than three months before the first voting in the race begins.
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The Canadian company CarbonCure Technologies has developed a process that injects waste carbon dioxide into a typical concrete production process, effectively replacing a small amount of cement with carbon dioxide without compromising the concrete's strength or integrity.
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Go deeper: Trump says U.S. stands by Saudi Arabia despite Khashoggi murder Trump injects more chaos into OPEC as oil prices fluctuate Trump gives U.S. business a free pass on Saudi Arabia Podcast: Trump punts on Saudi Arabia
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However, it's gained a reputation because the idea is that if a person who isn't pregnant injects hCG shots, it'll trick the body into thinking there's a baby on board and thus prepare it to release stored fat.
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Rodgers often has married couples—who "still love each other but have stopped liking each other"—do this exercise; they meet as strangers at a bar, which hopefully re-injects passion and intrigue into their otherwise monotonous relationship.
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Sachi's long, discreet affair with a married doctor is the most serious such relationship in the film — at least to the extent that it injects some complication into the plot — but it hardly represents an ideal of happiness.
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Active euthanasia — when a doctor injects a lethal combination of drugs into a patient — and assisted suicide — when a doctor provides the means for someone to take his or her life — were legalized in the Netherlands in 2002.
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As spotted by Nextgov, biotech company Profusa announced Tuesday that it was initiating a DARPA-funded study to see whether its biosensor that it injects under the skin can help detect the flu up to three weeks early.
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It comes from a dank and profound wellspring of pure vitriol, an engine deep in his spirit that runs on the failure of his opponents, producing pure, purple-colored spite that he injects into his victims like venom.
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The central bank has also increased its purchases of Treasury securities in order to ensure low rates in short-term money markets, a development that injects fresh money into financial markets and which observers view as beneficial for stocks.
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Looking something like the love child of a spider and a syringe, they feature a thin body topped with a "head" like a Dungeons & Dragons die, and end in a protrusion which injects their genetic material into the bacteria.
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When Epic's complaint starts talking about "using computer software that injects code into Fortnite's code which then materially modifies and changes Fortnite's code" and "thereby creating an unauthorized derivative work of Epic's copyrighted Fortnite code," it sounds terribly officious.
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The 14-year-old rapper turned her diss guns on the reality star in her new music video for her single, "These Heaux" ... and TMZ's obtained a short clip of the vid in which Danielle injects a faux Kylie.
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MOSCOW, Aug 1 (Reuters) - Russia's central bank plans to put Asian-Pacific Bank (APB) up for sale in September, after it injects 10 billion roubles ($159 million) to the bank's capital, deputy governor Vasily Pozdyshev told reporters on Wednesday.
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The California trend: California has a strong pipeline of other projects that transfer batteries into electric power generating units, such as Tesla's operation in Southern California that absorbs electricity during the day and injects it back into the grid when needed.
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READ: Opinion: The dangers of Utah's abortion law The relative leniency of the sentence injects a welcome note of compassion but this is nonetheless a case of a young woman who had exercised her reproductive rights being punished under draconian law.
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The New Colossus injects the moral simplicity of '90s first-person shooters into a more rich and multi-layered plot and setting, and the result is a game about considering the nuance of an enemy's position… and then obliterating them anyway.
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The arrival of Reliance Jio, a carrier backed by oil and gas giant Reliance Industries, has shaken up the sector in the past month, as it injects more than $222 billion to offer customers free data, calls and subsidised smartphones.
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This mask is made with volcanic ash, Irish moor mud, and activated charcoal, which decongests pores and minimizes oil, while seaweed and peat, a moss found in Irish bogs, injects the skin with essential fatty acids and much-needed moisture.
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The arrival of Reliance Jio, a carrier backed by oil and gas giant Reliance Industries, has shaken up the sector in the past month, as it injects more than $20 billion to offer customers free data, calls and subsidized smartphones.
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In an unpublished report, security researchers at Sydney-based LMNTRIX Labs have identified software advertising itself as a Facebook password stealer that injects malicious code in the background once downloaded, making the user vulnerable to having their own credentials stolen.
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But Renault took a 620 million euro hit from its 37 percent indirect stake in AvtoVAZ and said the bill was likely to rise as it injects more capital to shore up the carmaker in the face of collapsing Russian demand.
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When he visits the Nasty Bits' dressing room 10 minutes before they go on and finds that Kip Stevens is out of it because he took too much heroin, he efficiently injects the singer with cocaine, like a degenerate field medic.
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The stated refusal to fill the ninth seat of the Supreme Court injects a degree of politics into the judicial branch that materially hampers the effective operation of our nation's highest court and the lower courts over which it presides.
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After landing on your skin, the mosquito uses its needle-like mouth to pierce your tender flesh and immediately injects some of its own saliva into your skin to prevent blood coagulation, which would cause the mosquito to get stuck.
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The rare move from the group injects fresh uncertainty into the post-election process, which was meant to usher in the country's first democratic transfer of power in 59 years of independence, but has been mired in controversy since the Dec.
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In place of a startling moment of film in "La Jetée" when Marker breaks out of stop-time and a woman blinks, Ms. Opie injects midway through her movie, which is otherwise silent, the loud rasp of a struck match.
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Mr. Biden's allies say that renewed national focus on foreign policy allows him to strike a clear contrast with both Mr. Trump and his Democratic rivals, and injects fresh urgency into the question of who is the most electable candidate.
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The proposal, which bears many similarities to former Vice President Joe Biden's approach, further injects Buttigieg into the most contentious debate raging inside the Democratic Party, and one that polls show will directly impact who voters back in the 2020 primary.
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But critically for the purposes of centers like this, it also can mean egg freezing, or "oocyte cryopreservation," a process in which a person injects hormones to stimulate ovulation, which allows eggs to be extracted, frozen and stored for later use.
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The Chinese central bank injects huge sums of cash into the economy in late January and early February each year in anticipation of heavy consumer spending during Chinese New Year, then tries to drain some of that extra money in late February.
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"His move injects major uncertainty into negotiations, which now face a rising risk of an extended impasse — perhaps even through the US presidential election," Michael Hirson, head of China and Northeast Asia at the Eurasia Group, wrote in a note on Sunday.
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Randolph had 249 points, 33 rebounds and 23 assists in a recent exhibition game and the 278-foot-255, 245-pound Neilson injects some much-need size while Ogbe is now healthy after missing most of last season with a groin injury.
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"We expect shares broadly to trade off today at higher magnitude than equity indices and believe the election outcome injects significant policy uncertainty into the growth outlook for multiple verticals, with solar/alternative transportation plays the most impacted," Rusch said in the note.
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In their version, J-Hope and Rap Monster especially shine, as the former's dynamic delivery combines with the latter's hard-hitting approach in a way that both borrows from the anger and energy of the original and injects it with some Bangtan style.
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"Piracy injects "shadow competition" into an otherwise monopolistic market, and this threat of competition from piracy may give greater incentive for companies to innovate and invest in areas where piracy cannot easily imitate," Indiana University researcher Antino Kim told Motherboard in an email.
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Seadrill said the approved plan, which extends maturities of $5.7 billion in bank debts, converts $2.3 billion of unsecured bonds to equity and injects $1 billion in new debt and equity, would enable the company to take advantage of a market recovery.
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This trailer certainly gives us a better idea of how the film is framed, and how important Jyn Erso is to the entire story, but it also injects a bit of a "war film" element that hasn't really come through in prior trailers.
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Dmitry Polevoy, chief economist at ING Bank in Moscow, said that, based on how the Otkritie rescue has been handled, the central bank would offset money it injects to lenders by selling bonds and by borrowing from the market via deposit auctions.
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Through their chaotic adventure — and an exploration of the life events that brought each character to it — Unferth injects humanity and heart into the dilemma of consumption in a capitalist society, making very clear the consequences of moving forward with blinders on.
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A big problem is the central character: Anirudh never seems like more than a standard-issue stiff who bobs along looking worried as the script injects yet another scene of the doctor delivering the same bad news: Raghav's condition is not improving.
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"There is a concern now that we are going to get a series of tit-for-tat retaliatory measures, so that sense of uncertainty about what happens next injects a high risk premium into the risk markets, namely, equities," the author said.
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Senior adviser Stephen MillerStephen MillerTrump looms as flashpoint in Alabama Senate battle Stephen Miller's uncle says he donated to pro-refugee group as a wedding gift Trump attends Stephen Miller's wedding at Trump International Hotel MORE injects anti-immigrant policies for good measure.
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"After the state injects Mr. Williams with vecuronium bromide ... most or all of the manifestations of his extreme pain and suffering will not be discernible to witnesses," they wrote to the Arkansas Supreme Court, which rejected his request to stop the execution.
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They're so exciting, in fact, that producers and technologists behind VR experiences face a vexing conundrum: The primary appeal of VR is its hyper-realism — it injects viewers directly into impossible-seeming scenarios — but what about when the scenes get a little too real?
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But, in an illustrative twist, if you Google "20183up Brexit", Google New injects fresh Kremlin-backed opinions into the search results it delivers — see the top and third result here… Clearly, there's no such thing as 'bad propaganda' if you're a Kremlin disinformation node.
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That's because for every dollar the PBOC receives as an inflow, it prints around 6-7 yuan, depending on the current exchange rate, and then injects the funds into the banking system, where it is "multiplied" as it is used to generate credit, Lai said.
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Directed by Star Trek: The Next Generation veteran Jonathan Frakes, whose presence injects a much-needed sense of canon into the show, "Despite Yourself" finds the contumacious crew where the mid-season finale left them: in the middle of unknown space, light-years from home.
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Naeem Aslam, chief markets analyst at ThinkForex UK says while there is optimism that the Italian banking sector will stabilize as the country injects more capital in the system, that will only be possible if they convince Germany that is reluctant for such strategy.
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"Finding Dory" injects some energy into a domestic box office that had been sluggish in recent weeks, as several high-profile films such as "Alice Through the Looking Glass" and "Warcraft" collapsed and sequels like "X-Men: Apocalypse" failed to match their predecessors' receptions.
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"The stated refusal to fill the ninth seat of the Supreme Court injects a degree of politics into the judicial branch that materially hampers the effective operation of our nation's highest court and the lower courts over which it presides," the former ABA leaders stated.
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" Ramsey also said, "The idea that you would not stop the line, and would patch something with spit and bailing wire — OK, not literally that, but close to it — almost certainly injects quality issues down the road that they are going to have to fix.
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"Even the threat of a border closure injects significant uncertainty for American companies who depend on legal workers who cross the border each day to operate their businesses," wrote Bolten, who served as White House Chief of Staff for former President George W. Bush.
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Around 10 percent of the 1,200 workers at Akzo Nobel's factory in Sassenheim joined the strike, the spokesman said, in a conflict that is focused mainly on the unions' demand that Akzo injects an extra 400 million euros ($471 million) in its pension fund.
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Cruz and Rubio's support for the bill injects a once-obscure tech policy issue into the middle of the presidential race at a time when candidates from both parties are engaged in a fierce debate about the federal government's role in regulating corporate America.
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Researchers define RSB as unprotected sex, sex in conjunction with the use of drugs or alcohol, sex with someone who injects drugs, sex with someone who is abusive, "engaging in concurrent sexual relationships with different partners," and receiving compensation for engaging in sexual activity.
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For Philippe Aghion, an economist who worked with Mr. Macron during the campaign and who teaches at Sciences Po, the problem is that reforming the labor market, which injects uncertainties into people's lives, should not be done without helping the middle class and working poor.
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According to Cryonics UK, a nonprofit organization that embalmed and transferred the girl's body to a storage facility in Michigan, once a patient is declared dead, a response team swiftly injects a cocktail of chemicals to try to reduce blood clotting and brain damage.
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Then, we make a "Still Processing" dream come true by interviewing Valerie Jarrett, a senior adviser to Barack Obama for all eight years of his presidency, who injects us with her relentless optimism about the future of democracy and the promise of civic participation.
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While fundraising injects much-needed capital into a nascent startup, taking on outside investors can also bring pressure from those investors to grow the company faster than might be healthy in the long-run in order to create an immediate return on their investment.
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But while technology companies agree that immigration policy needs to be reformed, the RAISE Act "does not address the challenges tech companies face" and "injects more bureaucratic dysfunction," according to the Information Technology Industry Council, which counts Facebook, Google, Amazon and Apple among its members.
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With new back stories for several characters (Lise and Adam are Jewish in the stage version, a nod to World War II trauma in a tale set in Europe), Wheeldon injects postwar gloom into the happy-go-lucky Paris depicted in the classic film.
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The colder it gets, the more comfortable I am out there because I can actually cocoon myself in a big down sleeping bag, and I have a powered respirator that injects air into a gas mask that I wear all night while I'm sleeping.
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When a person using the Chinese internet attempts to reach a blacklisted site, the GFW will not pair the domain with its actual IP address, but instead injects a fake DNS reply containing a wrong IP, often leading to a random, more government-friendly site instead.
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"This is not the right proposal to fix our immigration system because it does not address the challenges tech companies face, injects more bureaucratic dysfunction, and removes employers as the best judge of the employee merits they need to succeed and grow the U.S. economy," he continued.
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With their lo-fi, leather jacket vibes, comparisons to bands like The Kills and The Raveonettes are inevitable, but the five-song EP injects those garage bones with engine oil-sludgy desert rock guitars, Clover's big, almost-pop vocals, and a touch of Nick Cave ominousness.
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As I wrote in my review, there are some things Home does that the Echo can't and vice versa, but the built-in Google Assistant is already more intelligent than Alexa, and the gap is only going to widen as Google injects more smarts into it.
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Pre-exposure prophylaxis, or PrEP, is a combination of two HIV medicines taken daily by those who are at a high risk of contracting the virus, including people who don't always use condoms when having sex with high-risk partners and anyone who injects illicit drugs.
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Talking heads — one's introduced as a "fear researcher," another as a "hell expert" — chime in insightfully, and Mr. Trejo injects a bit of personal experience as well, as when he discusses the emergence of the idea of Satan as a specific being who tempts us to misbehave.
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"It also redirects would-be victims to cryptocurrency scams, injects malicious mining codes on the webpage, redirects to the attacker's referral link for cryptocurrency-related referral programs, and hijacks transactions in trading platforms and web wallets by replacing the recipient address with the attacker's," Trend Micro found.
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These moments de Keersmaeker injects in the interstices of the music are intensely poignant, as when a woman soloist keeps dancing even after all her compatriots have left and the new orchestra members begin to tune up, as if the dance in her has overflowed its banks.
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Blocks, which is available now for free for the HTC Vive and Oculus Rift (no dice for Daydream users), takes the simplicity of Tilt Brush and injects it into 3D object modeling, letting users build, export and share cool little blocky creations to the web with ease.
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His indelibly odd performance as a mercurial medical genius "injects the show with this syringe full of wackadoodle energy, leaving the viewers wondering what in God's name this show is about," said Mr. Fukunaga, who was just named as director for the next James Bond film.
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Though that COLORS session (now with more than 19 million YouTube views, by the way) introduced Mahalia to people clearly gagging for a sound like hers – one that nods to 90s throwback R&B but injects it with sharply contemporary textures – she was signed at 13.
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The company, which injects water to keep the pressure in the reservoir some 3,800 metres deep, said it was too early to say whether it would have to revise estimates for the field's recoverable reserves, which currently stand at around 180 million barrels of oil equivalents.
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Rudy Shepherd's serigraph print "Blacula" (2009) pays homage to the eponymous 1972 blaxploitation film imagining Dracula as an African prince, while Leonardo Drew's "Number 175" (2015), a beautiful wooden construction painted black, is reminiscent of Louise Nevelson's sculptures but also injects — within this context — race into the conversation.
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And though it's not totally tangible on record, her flair for fantasy—one light-up headdress I've seen her sport onstage has to be the most intricate stage costuming of any Brooklyn techno act—injects this often straight-faced corner of electronic music with a needed dose of surreality.
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Jerami Grant is playing more far small forward than would be ideal thanks to Oklahoma City's overabundance of frontcourt players, but he also injects exactly the kind of preposterous athleticism the Thunder were looking for when they ponied-up a shockingly high price for him early in the season.
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The accusations, a day before the Supreme Court nominee is set to appear before the Senate Judiciary Committee with a woman accusing him of sexually assaulting her at a party the two attended as teenagers, injects a new level of uncertainty into Kavanaugh's already tenuous path to confirmation.
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Rather than treating posts like press releases, she injects them with humanity—she's talked policy on Instagram Live while meal-prepping in her kitchen using her InstantPot, frequently responds to naysayers on Twitter, and has shared personal notes on Twitter like admitting to the stress of the job.
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JON CARAMANICA Calling Nicki Minaj a great tactical rapper makes her sound un-fun, but one of the great thrills of hearing Ms. Minaj rap — which doesn't happen quite as often as it once did — is hearing the way she injects whimsy and flexibility into unexpectedly formal arrangements.
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Two months earlier, Facebook announced it would allow users to check whether any articles or information they "liked" or forwarded were in fact fake injects by Russia's active measures manipulative content generators, like the Internet Research Agency that reached an estimated 130 million users from 2015 to 2017.
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He has gotten in trouble before when Google temporarily delisted Natural News in 2017—but despite speculation it related to the reams of inaccurate medical information that the site injects into search results or Adam's belief the CIA was somehow involved, it turned out Google merely penalized him for sneaky redirects.
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Griswold, a journalist and a poet, paid close attention to a community in southwestern Pennsylvania over the course of seven years to convey its confounding experience with hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, a process that injects water and chemicals deep into the ground in order to shake loose deposits of natural gas.
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"With what is going on with China's declining foreign reserves, if PBOC injects liquidity to replenish it, it is already kind of tightening without having to resort to such high-profile measures," he said, adding that the PBOC has plenty of tools at disposal to adjust liquidity in the market.
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And to drive home just how nightmarish high school and adolescence can be, the show injects literal murder (not the "sexy" kind of Riverdale murder that brings everyone closer together), poison, hazing, Ronald Reagan, a dystopian version of San Francisco in 1987, and the ingestion of rat parts into the mix.
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Sansing pointed to the "blackboard block" (a block that lets teachers write messages as if it were a blackboard) as an example of the ways Education Edition injects the classroom aesthetic into an experience he feels would be better served by having as little to do with our notion of school as possible.
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The chief executive of Piraeus Bank, the country's largest lender, resigned on Friday after rumors circulated that the government, led by the leftist Syriza party, was putting pressure on him to quit via the head of the Hellenic Financial Stability Fund, the vehicle that receives bailout money and injects it into Greece's banks.
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But the industry has a Plan B if the New York businessman loses to his more green-minded Democratic rival Hillary Clinton on Tuesday: carbon capture and storage, a technology that captures carbon dioxide from burning coal and injects it underground, where many scientists are optimistic it cannot contribute to global warming.
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Furthermore, it injects invisible garbage code into the page while also "mutating" the content (again, invisibly) so that you could load it a thousand times on the same computer and although it would look the same to you, any resulting digital fingerprints like hash, payload size, and so on would always be different.
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But the addition of the moderate two-term Massachusetts governor injects additional uncertainty, leading to the prospect of a heated contest that could end up benefitting former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE.
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In fact, more than 2100,225 skilled tech workers have now signed on to help a nonprofit called Tech for Campaigns that injects tech talent into the campaigns of centrist and liberal candidates who need advice and tools to better make use of Facebook and Twitter, craft individualized emails for segmented voters and much more.
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With that in mind, here are my favorites from 2017: Jordan Peele's directorial debut is a riff on Ira Levin's 1972 novel The Stepford Wives, but with a new twist: just as he often did in the well-loved Comedy Central sketch show Key & Peele, he draws on familiar genre beats, then injects racial tensions.
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While corporations claim this injects capital into the economy, federal studies have found that the most recent holiday, in 2004, did nothing to spur investment or job creation; in fact, the top 103 companies benefiting from the deal cut 20,000 U.S. jobs, and the money mostly leaked out to shareholders in dividends and buybacks.
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First-time feature director Pippa Bianco tells Mandy's story with care, and injects it with a feeling of dread and uncertainty, bringing us into Mandy's headspace to create a sensitive, complex, important film — particularly in a world where the lines of consent and accusations of sexual assault still seem to be up for debate.
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By the late 250s, experimenting first on beagle puppies, Dr. Dudrick developed a treatment called total parenteral nutrition, or TPN, which bypasses the intestinal tract when a patient cannot receive food or fluids by mouth and instead injects nutrients — liquid carbohydrates, electrolytes, fats, minerals, proteins and vitamins — directly into the circulatory system through a vein.
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All this updatable hardware inevitably injects new responsibilities and complexities into home life, with the conjoined power to shift family dynamics and relationships — based on things like who has access to and control over devices (and any content generated); whose jobs it is to fix things and any problems caused when stuff inevitably goes wrong (e.g.
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And while precocious children characters can sometimes err on the side of grating if used too much, Ferguson injects enough authentic childlike temper and moodiness to make her believably hilarious instead of terribly annoying — a good thing considering how she's a lynchpin for the plot and thus sees an exponential uptick in screen time this season.
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Bedlam's been around for five years now, and while the move to establish a grassroots theatre company in our current cultural landscape might strike some as foolish, there are others who believe that an attempt to make something new is always a step in the right direction: it injects fresh blood and ideas into the theatre community.
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Over the years, Brady said, Evil Corp has switched from a centralized command-and-control center to peer-to-peer botnets to make their activities harder to trace, used more sophisticated so-called web injects to trick users into entering sensitive information, and ditched international wire transfers for the relative anonymity of ransomware tied to cryptocurrency payments.
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So, despite granting Mr Trump's plea to hear his case and largely lifting the lower-court stays on the travel ban, Chief Justice John Roberts apparently worked out an ingenious compromise with his liberal brethren and the swing justice, Anthony Kennedy, that injects the Supreme Court only minimally into a big question on the scope of executive power in the Trump era.
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The dusty pink shade (Joshua Tree) injects a bit of health into my vitamin D-deprived complexion; the terra cotta shade (Marfa) gives me a deeper faux tan without looking orange, ruddy, or fake; and though the darkest color (Taos) is too deep for my skin tone, it has reddish undertones that intensify the blue in my eyes when worn as an eyeshadow.
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"Asked my vet what the hardest part was about his job &he said when he has to put an animal down 90% of owners don't actually want to be in the room when he injects them so the animal's last moments are usually them frantically looking around for their owners & tbh that broke me," the Twitter user posted on July 26.
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Let's get some of the big ones out of the way: Xo and Rogelio both admit that they still want to be with one another but that neither have changed their stance on children — shortly after that, Xo realizes that she's pregnant; Anezka injects Petra with something that gives Petra locked-in syndrome, allowing Anezka to take over Petra's life.
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"The evidence of Adams's letters, fiction and later notebooks suggests that Alice probably did not go 'all the way' with any of those Madison boys," writes the meticulous Sklenicka, who sometimes injects gravitas into these early pages — "the disturbing news from Europe," and so on — in ways that seem tangential, at best, to the immediate concerns of her teenage subject.
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But his pitch injects a suggestive undercurrent that puffs up the risk for humanity of not letting technologists get on with business as usual and apply AI at population-scale — with the Google chief claiming: "AI has the potential to improve billions of lives, and the biggest risk may be failing to do so" — thereby seeking to frame 'no hard limits' as actually the safest option for humanity.
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Speaking at a session on fentanyls at the Harm Reduction Conference in New Orleans last month, Kinzly recalled that despite daily use, the guy was alive and seemingly OK. "He has figured out a way to take a certain amount of micrograms of the carfentanil, dilute it into a 50 milliliter solution of saline and basically draws it up a couple of times during the course of a day and injects it," he said.
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Additional Reading News Analysis: In Influence if Not in Title, This Has Been the Kennedy Court Inside the White House's Quiet Campaign to Create a Supreme Court Opening The Front-Runners and Full List of Potential Supreme Court Nominees Kennedy Retirement Injects an Inflammatory New Issue Into Midterms Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a 28-year-old political newcomer, defeated Representative Joseph Crowley, the fourth-ranking House Democrat, in a New York primary on Tuesday.
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HIV risk-related behaviors were described in the study as, in the past year, having five or more opposite-sex sexual partners; having male-to-male sex; having had sex in exchange for money or drugs; having had sex with an HIV-positive partner; having had sex with a partner who injects illicit drugs; using injectable illicit drugs, crack cocaine or meth; and for women, having sex with male partners who had sex with other males.
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