Normal Joints Any redness or swelling in his painful joints?
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It cushions joints absorbing shock, keeping friction low and joints healthy.
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Human joints in a diseased state may resemble nonhuman joints, such that exploring the diversity of joints among animals may actually be informative for human joint diseases.
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Why do you think there are more taco joints than torta joints in Mexico?
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"We have compared normal joints with arthritic joints and can find differences," he said.
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Strait-laced pharmacists, used to selling remedies for aching joints, are nervous about supplying the makings of joints.
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Each of your fingers has three joints, but you're probably dealing with two in particular when you're cracking away: the metacarpophalangeal joints closest to your palm, and the proximal interphalangeal joints about halfway up your fingers.
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The arm has a full range of motion, with joints capable of movement comparable to shoulder, elbow and wrist joints.
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The joints in your fingers are synovial joints, and the inner membrane secretes synovial fluid that keeps things running smoothly.
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And he was chain smoking joints—one hand on the wheel, single-handedly rolling joints with the other the whole time.
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"Your muscles are much better equipped to take the pressure than your joints, as they can get stronger — your joints can't."
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Gout is an intensely painful condition involving tender joints and redness that is caused by a build-up of uric acid in joints.
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Unlike the more common osteoarthritis, which is caused by mechanical wear and tear on joints, in rheumatoid arthritis the immune system attacks the body's joints.
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The flexible expansion joints — or as he called them, "rubber joints" — were placed on the roads so they don't collapse as the train moves by underneath.
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They make several joints, and on top of that, proceed to roll the joints in ground up flower—similar to sushi rolls that have rice on the outside.
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So one of my goals over the next few years is to link the shape of different joints across animals to the motion we see at those joints.
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Voted No. 1 in Texas Monthly's Top 50 Barbecue Joints in Texas (May 5.503), Snow's has been highly ranked since Texas Monthly started ranking statewide BBQ joints in 2008.
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Often given in combination with chondroitin, glucosamine is naturally found in the fluid surrounding your dog's joints and loss of glucosamine can lead to stiff joints, decreased mobility, and arthritis.
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As I went along filling and cluing it, I was afraid that not all the joints being hinge joints, like their arrangement seemed to indicate, would be cause for rejection.
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Of those children, the researchers focused on seven who were also born with arthrogryposis, a severe condition in which the muscles around the joints don't develop properly, resulting in weak or stiff joints.
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More recently, we learned that it can cause curving joints.
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His size also means extra stress on joints and tendons.
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Only burger joints that hate you offer just basic shakes.
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But the joints are empty, and the words are hollow.
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Our joints, Dr. Singh explained, respond to those changes, too.
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Tower of Thanks is available now through publisher Loose Joints.
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There were no vegan burger joints running cute Instagram accounts.
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I am always considering their joints, skin, and general comfort.
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The water aerobics helps take pressure off Vincent's strained joints.
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Training to the limit tears muscles and wears out joints.
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Many work from drinking joints which have proliferated across Malawi.
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Flexibility refers to the range of motion in your joints.
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"There are no filters on joints," Pérez told El País.
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Cross Joint: Two joints joined together to create a cross.
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One of his joints looks just like a hammerhead shark.
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And doctors may advise traders to light up their joints,
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He was notable in part for having unbelievably flexible joints.
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Chicago has a delicious, and diverse, selection of taco joints.
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Cyclists fall off their bikes, breaking bones and dislocating joints.
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Price: $130Goop wants you to roll those joints in style.
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The reports describe everything from brittle bones to faulty joints.
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That piece had 2700g of THC equivalent to 2100 joints!
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Last year, it rolled and sold over 4 million joints.
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We're rolling 40,000 joints a day out of this facility.
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And her head throbbed; her joints ached; her ears hurt.
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I had become totally isolated … smoked a lot of joints.
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I joggled my joints while walking apathetically in a circle.
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But making joints is a far cry from making partner.
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So these joints take a lot of stress and strain.
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We're teenage representatives for our burger, taco, and pizza joints.
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Personal Health Growing numbers of Americans are outliving their joints.
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Others aboard the train reported bumps, bruises and sore joints.
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You're only as old as you and your joints feel!
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The pizza is in the style of Roman neighborhood joints.
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Plus, the collagen helps support healthy bones, joints and digestion!
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AJ: So, we have about 40 rollers working each day on one tray per hour, so 100 joints per hour per roller, and that's where we get our about 25,000 joints rolled per day.
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For the study, and with the help of Kevin Padian from the University of California, Berkeley, Manafzadeh took some quail hip joints, cut the surrounding muscle, and manipulated the joints while recording x-ray videos.
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I didn't know how to put my joints back into place.
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"Only the joints had to be retouched on site," he added.
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Controls in the cockpit drive more than 20 joints and actuators.
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The dollar slice joints began to undercut each other even further.
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Women in bikini tops lounge on straw-woven cushions, smoking joints.
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Aside from sushi joints, it's not a very commonly used ingredient.
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The events sponsor, DCMJ, planned to hand out 4,200 free joints.
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But it only use nine joints instead of a bat's 40.
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I've heard tell of people predicting the weather through achy joints.
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Australia's hitting targets too, with Maniax joints in Sydney and Melbourne.
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In the 1980s, residents say, there were dozens of lunch joints.
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Articulated robots - robots with rotary joints - were the most in demand.
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Mexican restaurants and taco joints are expected to be busy Thursday.
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One of the gimbal's joints covers half of the GoPro's screen.
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NE, and urges anyone who can volunteer to help roll joints.
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Your joints ache; your head feels heavy; you can't stop coughing.
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Yeah, that's one of my favorite joints from the project, too.
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Regular loading prepares the joints, muscle and ligaments for normal tasks.
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Maybe you roll your own joints; maybe you use a bong.
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Expansion joints from the elevated highway clatter like nonstop drums overhead.
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Loose joints in people with EDS also may mean frequent dislocations.
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He's beginning to have circulation problems and says his joints hurt.
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A change in the weather can make bones and joints ache.
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Replacement of the degenerating joints isn't an option for a goose.
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The boy had episodes of pain in his joints for weeks.
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"The years have not been kind to her joints," he said.
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"Her hands and joints were stiff from arthritis," her sister said.
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But the absence of awareness wasn't just in her finger joints.
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Snapping shrimp have these kinds of joints on their non-snapping claw.
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Only moments ago we saw the president arrive at Joints Base Andrews.
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Over time, burdening these joints can even cause degeneration, leading to pain.
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That's nearly 10,000 more locations in addition to its existing pizza joints.
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Purple bruises formed around his joints from sleeping on a concrete floor.
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"Muscles and joints need rest to recover and regenerate," Dr. Phillips said.
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It's like knives stabbing me over and over again in my joints.
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Replacing worn and damaged body joints with implants is an old idea.
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One of Argentina's newest burger joints is poised to up the standard.
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Maybe. Will it lessen the stress I am placing on my joints?
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F Ersan Ilyasova was out Thursday night with strained right SC joints.
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It's good for dogs too, supporting their brains, joints, eyes, and more.
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I also find it too hard on the joints and connective tissue.
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The Tasty Made menu took cues from classic, no-nonsense burger joints.
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The remains were "disarticulated," he said, that is, separated at the joints.
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At our request, the board wrapped the pipes, but left joints exposed.
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The same goes for fast food and convenience joints across the country.
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Also, the joints where the screen meets the strap are less angular.
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Do you think police action will prevent you from handing out joints?
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Her illnesses leave her in constant pain and her joints dislocate often.
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California has a lot of great burger joints like the Habit Burger.
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Pot advocates will hand out free joints next week on Capitol Hill.
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And maybe its findings will make pizza joints pick up their game.
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People will go back and be like, yo, dude has some joints.
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Crohn's can also lead to problems with the joints, eyes, and skin.
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The remaining joints are home to wiring for power, data, and audio.
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And there are subsidies for new filters for the barbecue joints too.
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Done too early, it'll permanently injure the puppy's joints and leg bones.
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Your joints and bones are aligned as they were designed to be.
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The recession of 2008 seems to have lit a million legal joints.
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The "Meowijuana Catnibas" joints will give your cat a lit night in.
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Each of these joints sports a single bud or flower in season.
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However, his joints, the source of his main complaint, seemed completely normal.
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Check out Joints and more of Melanie Bernier's artworks on her website.
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You're going to be like 'ah OK, it's not all slow joints.
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I needed to have a Tupperware filled with easily four hundred joints.
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He started with joints and beer but soon found amphetamines and heroin.
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I stop my thoughts, movement in my muscles, joints, hands, and eyes.
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Recent experimentation with some of Willie's pre-rolled joints left O'Dea unaffected.
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Australia has chain Mexican restaurants, trendy taco joints, and upscale tequila bars.
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She'd bring champagne from the Store and there'd be lots of joints.
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These small imagined moments are the movable joints that make it whole.
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As a young expectant mother, she kept smoking joints through two pregnancies.
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But Newman concentrates on working the smaller, stabilizing muscles around his joints.
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It's known for its packages of pre-rolled joints, called Lowell Smokes.
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Maximum collagen = glowing skin, hydrated joints, stronger nails and a happy gut.
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They contracted infections in their bloodstreams or joints, and all were hospitalized.
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He suffered from hypermobility throughout his career, which left his joints overextended.
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It has thighs but no visible joints, a head but no neck.
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In addition, he's also diversified and opened a few Rally's/Checkers Hamburgers joints.
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They'd expected their test subjects to feel movements at individual fingers or joints.
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Kinder Morgan asked Welspun to investigate the substandard pipe joints and recertify them.
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But which burger joints, taco spots and sandwich shops are actually the best?
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The results offer food for thought as patients are reckoning with ailing joints.
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On the one hand, we've got the dollar slice joints still hanging on.
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"Sore joints and muscular pains" took away her ability to walk and function.
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If so, it is not hard to see why such joints were picked.
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Others seemed to be passing around joints while carrying on with their conversations.
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Blunts, joints and bowls, I smoked them all in my favorites lip picks.
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If the STD spreads to the blood or joints, it can be fatal.
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The role of synovial fluid is to lubricate your joints, according to MedlinePlus.
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Contrary to popular belief, cracking your joints is not necessarily a bad thing.
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It has three joints, corresponding to the shoulder, the elbow and the wrist.
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The verdict: Free b-day joints, as long as they don't run out.
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It's a powdered collagen for skin, hair, nails and joints and it's AMAZING!
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He traded traditional tourist sites for karaoke joints, arcades, and illegal outdoor raves.
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Smoking joints to quit smoking cancer sticks—how does that make any sense?
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While all joints are different weights, The White House estimates that there's approximately .
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Livvie's joints began dislocating, spraining, or, in the case of her ankles, broke.
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ToscaVery rarely do old guard SF joints get modernized without losing their soul.
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Check out the Rick and Morty joints below, and see more on Instagram.
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There were interesting people to meet, Dutch ladies to date, joints to smoke.
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Its symptoms include skin fragility, overly flexible joints and cranial and spinal instability.
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Cops say he also handed over a cigar box with 3 joints inside.
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Today: Marijuana advocates are giving away free joints on Capitol Hill this week.
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Tried some of the creations at Sydney joints such as Burgers By Josh?
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They were that kind of shows you could feel—well, in your joints.
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It hasn't been so long since independent rental joints had the opposite problem.
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It's believed to be medicinal, curing everything from sexual shortcomings to achy joints.
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There are regular joints and blunts, and then there are works of art.
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Strength training is equally important because weak muscles cannot adequately support compromised joints.
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It shares many symptoms with lupus, including fatigue, painful joints, and swollen hands.
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I had Pearl Thompson, formerly of The Cure, played on a couple joints.
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She began stealing salt packets from burger joints and her high school's cafeteria.
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I felt a phantom, heady high, remembering joints past, and giggled to myself.
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Technical_Glitch's posts, however, gave some insight into how scams at clip joints work.
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Once the joints are filled, the trays are brought over to a roller.
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Every brothel we called said they sanitized their joints on a regular basis.
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If decreased too rapidly, the joints can flare and the pain can return.
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Of 47 samples from fast-food joints, 38 had more calories than labeled.
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But there were plenty of joints, vape pens and edibles on the table.
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I was born with arthrogryposis, a disability that affects my muscles and joints.
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Up to half are believed to result from overuse of joints and muscles.
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His muscles, his joints and his back felt as if he'd been beaten.
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They go there for Jah Healing Church services, where joints are passed around.
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If you do the math, that much weed would roll roughly 40,800,203 joints.
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Where I Live Downtown, try any of the ramen joints on Robson Street.
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"He sat on the bed, holding forth and rolling joints," Mr. Lloyd said.
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João Lucas suffered serious symptoms: seizures, breathing difficulties, trouble with muscles and joints.
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It is also smoked in joints or pipes or made into a tea.
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Joel: As I've gotten older, I have joints that ache a bit more.
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Players retape their joints, adjust their pads and change their undershirts and shoes.
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Far beyond the humble cross-joint, he's constructed smokable tacos, pineapples, Simpsons characters, a peacock with 12 joints for feathers, a posable Tommy Chong, a replica of the Space Needle, and a machine gun blunt that shoots tiny projectile joints.
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Far beyond the humble crossjoint, he's constructed smokable tacos, pineapples, Simpsons characters, a peacock with 12 joints for feathers, an articulating Tommy Chong, a replica of the Seattle Space Needle, and a Tommy gun blunt that shoots tiny projectile joints.
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Lopez, 57 was born with Arthrogryposis Multiplex Congenita, a disability which impacts her joints.
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And Lloyd Mayor and Lauren Newman tempered tautness with a loosening of the joints.
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From cookies to sodas, oils to joints, there are endless ways to get high.
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Then (finally) joints start getting passed around, and you hit them all because duh.
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These two were giggly roommates passing joints back and forth once upon a time.
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Its 40-hectare farm produces enough weed to roll 300m therapeutic joints a year.
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Metronidazole is used on infections of the vagina, stomach, skin, joints and respiratory tract.
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His physique is statuesque: 6 foot 3, big shoulders, little joints, cover-model muscles.
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The easier a sport is on your joints, the more time elite training takes.
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He runs the Delhi Rabri House, one of Burns Road's most popular dessert joints.
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He shares poorly rolled, saliva-soaked joints and cans of cheap beer with me.
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"My wrists, ankles and my thumb joints in particular definitely got worse," Foy said.
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If left untreated, infection can spread to joints, the heart and the nervous system.
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Like Raffaele Sollecito, who smokes joints but is a good boy in the end.
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For years he had problems with painful joints, kidney stones and localized skin cancer.
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I do think there are some fast food joints that Trump would rather avoid.
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Steroids move rapidly from joints into the blood elevating sugar levels in diabetic patients.
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Her original sentence was six years for having a backpack with joints in it.
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"Maniac Depressant" and "Your Maker" are the newest joints I've cut on that record.
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Her joints ached and were still swollen from her time in detention in Libya.
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That's why the sport is so great for your posture, joints, and injury prevention.
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Every five months, he receives six tins, each filled with 300 pre-rolled joints.
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For example, if you type in "swollen joints," Google will tell you about arthritis.
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These days, airports offer a lot more than fast food joints and magazine stands.
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The treadmill is a little too intense for those of us with sensitive joints.
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I would sneak in joints and we would sit on the fire escape, smoking.
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Clientele of various ages hang out, smoke joints or play cards, often for hours.
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It's an inflammatory disorder affecting the soft tissue of the shoulder and hip joints.
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I hadn't dropped much weight, but I was stronger and my joints didn't ache.
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Strength training helps runners by making muscles and joints stronger, which can prevent injury.
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These guys went to a lot of restaurants, a lot of clubs, topless joints.
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Some in Montreal, for example, are offering two joints for the price of one.
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She already had four shoulder operations to stabilize the joints and prevent additional dislocations.
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Joints become more flexible and lax, increasing the risk of joint strains and injuries.
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As your dog gets older, they may develop problems with their bones and joints.
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This is why those big whiskey cubes that fancy joints use are so handy.
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The manual warns you're not supposed to put it on "joints and bony parts of the body," which I didn't read until after I'd ended up with some sore knees joints — a fate people who read manuals (or this article) can easily avoid.
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The company develops and produces orthopedic implants and surgical instrumentation for extremities and large joints.
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It began with "pivot joints," the simplest hinges that simply open and close the claws.
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Smoking offers relief from the gut pain of Crohn's but does nothing for her joints.
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The Texas resident says he began by visiting joints recommended to him by local friends.
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He said then that, at the time, he smoked at least seven joints a day.
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The marketing strategy appears simple: This is America and apparently we have no burger joints.
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Or at least that he will trickle down some oil on to my aching joints.
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They study how their competitors power the various joints, thinking about weight and structure, balance.
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At another store, a merchant pledged totoaba will help ease achy joints and soft tissues.
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There are more than 22.6,800 bolted joints on a Chiron, with documentation required for 1,068.
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"A lot of the neighborhood joints, they'll be surprised by how few people come by."
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Hamburger joints and other fast-food outlets are starting to be robotised in some places.
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"One foot at a time pull out gently, because those joints are delicate," says Cavagna.
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At 29, he was a DJ who played music at dive bars and strip joints.
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But they're believed to be pain relief treatment for his joints rather than for show.
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The most horrifying features revealed in the video, though, are the robot's invertable knee joints.
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The grubbiest hotpot joints are usually the best, young people often say with a grin.
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K2 is smoked in joints or pipes, but some users make it into a tea.
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Her clinic uses patients' fat-derived cells to treat orthopedic conditions, injecting them into joints.
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This is thanks to the many single- and dual-axis joints all over the robot.
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Adame has Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, a connective-tissue disorder that often makes people's joints unstable.
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Some days, she is temporarily paralyzed by the disease, and on others, her joints dislocate.
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Bustling crowds roam under the blinking signs for Mexican food joints, advertising quesadillas and tacos.
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Corrosive water can cause the lead in older pipes and soldered joints to leach out.
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"I'm utilizing regenerative cells to regenerate and repair joints, tendons, and ligaments," Raj tells us.
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When I smoke joints or blunts before I workout, my sweat smells like a dispensary.
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In those cases, doctors often recommend physical therapy to strengthen and stabilize the loose joints.
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They advise limiting any activities that are tough on joints, like contact sports and weightlifting.
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I'm not sure what the answer is either, but I'm a fan of seedy joints.
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At times, if the STD spreads to the blood or joints, it can be fatal.
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I wanted to explore the established restaurants and the odd hole-in-the-wall joints.
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Many were sick or injured—covered in scabies, their joints twisted and their bones cracked.
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In another incident, metal-on-metal hip joints sent tiny, toxic shards into patients' bloodstreams.
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North Carolina's Skylight Inn is considered one of the best barbecue joints in the country.
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Vermont's Prohibition Pig is known as one of the best BBQ joints in New England.
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But, unlike some other fast food joints, In-N-Out Burger doesn't skimp on quality.
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Another features Chinese acrobat contortionists who pop joints and run their bodies through tennis rackets.
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Your body relies on water for everything from temperature control to keeping your joints lubricated.
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You've smoked quite a few joints and finished off the crackers you brought with you.
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He sent over a bunch of tracks and I demoed stuff to a couple joints.
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As far as Spike Lee joints were concerned, Clockers spoke all that good hood shit.
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Joe: Lowell also sells flower in jars if you like to roll your own joints.
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Like, everybody, put down your joints and detox for 48 hours before she shows up?
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The Soul bounces and jitters on expansion joints and generally feels unsettled on the highway.
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And if only all relaxed Italian joints served as fine a chicken as this one.
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When the security guard burst in, the very old man fell to his mechanical joints.
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There must be some "play in the joints" between the two religion clauses, he concluded.
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Or maybe it's that cold temperatures slow circulation and restrict blood flow to distressed joints.
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We rolled joints and smoked them, mugging for the camera and laughing about arbitrary things.
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Nestled in a corner, a middle-aged woman in green passed out pre-rolled joints.
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Fish heads are a great model for understanding how joints work and how bones move.
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They have problems with dry skin, as well as with their joints and G.I. tract.
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I roll joints [and] smoke a little weed over the course of the whole day.
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You hear more snap, crackle and pop in your joints than in your breakfast cereal.
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She said the New York humidity made her joints swell and exacerbated her nagging injuries.
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Arms and legs are stretched out like bowstrings between the anchors of their knobby joints.
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The company will soon roll out similar web apps to other products, like Juju Joints.
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The baby, cradled in Mr. Rahman's arms, looked skeletal, parched skin pinched at his joints.
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Just check for loose screws and oil the joints occasionally to keep them functioning properly.
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The disease can lie dormant for decades and then affect the liver, joints, blood vessels.
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For example, the butcher should carve the animal at its joints, not in arbitrary locations.
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For one, the devices can help improve posture by mobilizing joints like the upper spine.
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Many argued that losing weight would help him to alleviate unnecessary strain on his joints.
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Align forms for sidewalks, curbs, or gutters; patch voids; and use saws to cut joints.
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"Today I'm getting an ultrasound on my joints to see what's going on," she said.
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Whitlock's long layoff from running, scientists said, probably saved wear and tear on his joints.
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A marijuana advocacy group said it was giving away approximately 8,000 free joints on Friday.
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The group made its plan, to smoke at least 4,200 joints, known well in advance.
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Osteoarthritis is a type of arthritis that occurs with aging and excessive use of joints.
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Nearby, the world's largest robot arm with joints was swinging a Corvette through the air.
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She had hair to her shoulders and a body like a girl's, with knobby joints.
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Some joints on the menu, like the King Louis hybrid pre-roll, started at $22.
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This nonsulfated glycosaminoglycan is given as an injection to arthritis patients to lubricate their joints.
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"Aquaman" had one helluva lunch Tuesday afternoon hitting up a couple of joints in WeHo.
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"This is the first device that intuitively moves multiple joints at one time," he said.
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If you want to do anything that's actually more articulated, motors and joints are expensive.
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Moreover, this position puts pressure on your joints and the vertebrae in your lower back.
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We considered a coffee shop, one of those hipsterish joints in a nearby DC neighborhood.
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I have arthrogryposis, a physical disability that affects the way my joints and muscles developed.
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Yeah I think the intros to my Cocaine Muzik joints is always legendary, always special.
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I have type three, so I'm quite hypermobile—I dislocate and slip my joints quite easily.
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He searches for a drainage system, and I wander away, fingering pipe joints and chain-link.
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And then the rash would be replaced by a fever and her joints would swell up.
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If you're looking for local, neighborhood joints, these the following spots will be sure to impress.
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These cancers grow in connective tissues, such as muscles, fat, bones or the linings of joints.
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Like running, the elliptical improves your cardiovascular endurance, without putting so much stress on your joints.
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If left untreated, it can spread to the muscles, joints, the heart, and even the brain.
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You may have noticed it in your joints or muscles but it actually happens internally, too.
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Miley Cyrus said she's still not smoking weed — but she still rolls joints for her friends.
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As a nation, joints are the most popular vehicle to use (48%), followed by pipes (26%).
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Your glutes work to stabilize your pelvis and help your hip joints move properly, she says.
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Cinder has arthritis in multiple joints and is carrying an extra 10 lb of body weight.
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"Someone young," he suggests, "with joints and bones and tendons more flexy and bendy than mine."
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I started working with a personal trainer last April as a way to strengthen my joints.
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"Lovestoned," Musgraves, 29, winkingly captioned the post, in which the newlyweds appear to be holding joints.
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BLADE wings have no joints, and therefore no rivets or fasteners, and have smooth, glossy surfaces.
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It can also be used to temporarily relieve minor aches and pains on muscles and joints.
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This causes inflammation in important tissues and organs, such as the heart, kidneys, skin, and joints.
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Even Pizza Hut—the classiest of pizza joints—hasn't been immune from this type of gimmickry.
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Maybe you're not like me, and you find that your joints only crack during a workout.
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Now, a judge has banned a man in Sebastian, Florida from calling any local pizza joints.
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Inside was less like Hades; unless in Hades they offer free birthday joints on the regs.
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It has eight legs which are controlled by 15 motors within the knee joints and body.
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Doing one other cardio exercise that incorporates lateral movement will prevent the joints from becoming overused.
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My joints will give out, my back will start to ache, or maybe reason will prevail.
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Sure, progress had to overtake our novelty pizza joints at some point, but at what cost?
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It's almost a fact that international superstar and renowned Papi Drake doesn't roll his own joints.
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It said top-selling premium products included Aberdeen Angus beef roasting joints and Irish cream liqueur.
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His sauced brisket is smokier, and more succulent, than the stuff found at much larger joints.
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So if collagen supplements improve your skin, bones and joints, you'll need to keep taking them.
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We expected few joints east of the Mississippi would hazard an attempt at Texas-style brisket.
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Texas' Salt Lick BBQ is famously ranked one of the best barbecue joints in the country.
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American fast food joints and restaurant chains are known for their massive portions and outrageous treats.
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Skip the BBQ joints here, though, and head for no-frills Cozy Corner Bar-B-Q.
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The human foot is complex; it has 26 bones, 33 joints, 63 ligaments, and 19 muscles.
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The St. John's team also mixed up centuries-old mortar recipes to fill in damaged joints.
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The gig required me to visit rock joints, clubs, and bars of all kinds at night.
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Physiologically speaking, it makes sense that obesity and its associated weight load alone can damage joints.
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By hour three, if all is going well, the floor and your joints should be limber.
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An exterminating company, M. & M. Pest Control, sealed overlooked fissures in cabinet joints and along baseboards.
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He moved on to harmonica and guitar, often sneaking into juke joints to listen to music.
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Too much Tintoretto is not good for your head; it is certainly hard on your joints.
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But artificial joints can wear out, and younger patients may need repeat operations later in life.
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I've been looking a lot at birds and thinking about how they fly and those joints.
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Low stiffness in the thumb joints — the lowest the researchers tested — helped create a smooth glissando.
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There are plenty of "dark" HBO joints, but nothing hit home quite like Lena Dunham's creation.
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Pain discourages people from moving, which makes matters worse as muscles get weaker and joints stiffer.
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After our session we covered essentials like hydration, which Parker says cushions joints and improves performance.
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And this man's symptoms — advanced gout in many joints — are typical in those exposed to moonshine.
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Everybody moves so quickly, works so quickly, that it's kind of like oiling up your joints.
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It is constructed without a single nail; the designer preferred to hide or altogether exclude joints.
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Healthcare — where policy meets your aging joints and your medicine cabinet — was the season's recurring thread.
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My joints ached constantly, and sleeping 14 hours a night barely felt like it was enough.
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Fortunately for me, the cannabis crème I use on my joints doesn't mess with my head.
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All sides quickly agreed that the facade needed subtle expansion joints to stop the glass cracking.
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This isn't easy, since the solder joints are delicate, but it doesn't require breaking any encryption.
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The cartilage between the joints of your neck and lower back will wear and tear faster.
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"My muscles and joints are a whole lot better up here than with gravity," Kelly reports.
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You have joints all throughout your body, in your fingers, hips, shoulders, neck, back, and wrists.
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"When you're not cracking your joints anymore, those gases dissolve back into the fluid," Kawchuk explains.
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I'll tell you, one of my favorite barbecue joints is in Chicago, a place called Smoke.
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He personally paid for the event to be catered by some of America's great fast food joints.
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Duncan, Parker, and Ginobili remain effective despite stiffening joints because each has a singular and innate style.
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They were even able to fold multiple joints simultaneously by exposing the bots to overlapping electromagnetic frequencies.
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P rolls a few more joints while I log on to do some work for the studio.
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If they're dumb enough to smoke in public, the police should take their joints and ticket them.
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Are there other types of arthritic disease like swelling of the joints — that could be a clue.
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" Even one worker who described the job as "GREAT!" said it left her with "really achy joints.
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Avatars in Second Life had 19 opposable joints, and users could manipulate them to create unique gestures.
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The night in question is apparently one in which she smoked several joints in front of Beyoncé.
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Casual, attractive restaurants that are a few cuts above fast-food joints are rare in this area.
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"I'd always believed in him," says the singer, now his partner in a chain of burger joints.
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Stewart later confessed to Seth Meyers that Snoop had gotten her high off of "big fat" joints.
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That's nearly 10,000 more locations in addition to its existing pizza joints in more than 85 markets.
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Most vertebrates have bone-to-bone joints between the head and the neck, including us, he added.
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They're able to take that and animate in exactly how fast they want those joints to move.
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But what most people don't realize is how cool the machines that make those tiny joints are.
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Mobilisation exercises are full body movements that slowly take the joints through their full range of motion.
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Gonorrhea can be life-threatening if it spreads to your blood or joints, but this is rare.
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We woke up, I smoked a bunch of joints, and then we were like, let's do this.
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Injuries are not common, as cross-country skiing has a relatively low impact on joints and muscles.
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From traditional German-style venues to trendy, reinvented joints, there's bound to be a biergarten for everyone.
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IT IS mid-afternoon in Camberwell Green and the fast-food joints are filling up with schoolchildren.
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He met with new recruits at local fast food joints or coffee shops to set them up.
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But don't worry, the researchers are already talking about creating "origami joints that are compact and lightweight."
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Over the course of nearly two decades, Jim Leary has delivered for pizza joints in 18 states.
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To break that down into something a little more err... consumable, let's measure that weight in joints.
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There were people singing about Jesus and stuff like that, and I was just offering them joints.
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And more information on stretching is available from Harvard Health Publications' "How stretching keeps your joints moving."
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Generally, any pain that is sharp or strikes the joints is reason to cut your workout short.
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The group planned to hand out thousands of free joints as a message to the incoming president.
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Too many joints in Miami serve their Cubanos half-toasted, with inferior meats, and slathered with margarine.
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They always rolled the joints, they had bizarrely expensive grinders, they owned an unnecessary amount of paraphernalia.
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If the joints aren't kept clear, then the steel can't expand — placing it under still greater stress.
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I was rejected because of a combination of factors: weak joints, work pressure, and repeated physical movements.
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They also were able to study functionally important joints including the elbow, wrist, hip, knee and ankle.
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His father even bought him kneepads to help protect his joints from the constant wear and tear.
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And for enhanced comfort, they include earcups attached to the high-end ball joints for easy adjustment.
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To be posed, the puppets needed a metal skeleton, whose joints were hidden under paper folds. 4.
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They're easier on the joints, and they pack a versatile number of exercises into one compact machine.
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The Travel Channel even featured the restaurant as one of the best barbecues joints in the country.
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The pain seemed to come from my skin and my muscles and my joints and my bones.
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The cause of lupus is not clear and symptoms can include swollen joints, fatigue, rashes and fever.
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Real-time MRI technology makes it possible to directly observe things like joints, speech, swallowing and heartbeats.
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Hurry before the chain pizza joints of the world get word of it and start ruining everything.
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The physical parts are printed in batches then assembled through ball-and-socket joints that snap together.
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On top of this, trampolining is way safer for your joints than jumping around on the floor.
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Joe: The first step in making so many pre-rolled joints requires this machine: a knock box.
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In general, the work wasn't bad, though it was hard on my joints as I got older.
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Pre-rolled joints, fresh or dried marijuana flowers, and cannabis oil are all permitted under the law.
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As drinks were poured and joints were passed around, several more of Mr. Giuca's friends showed up.
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He said he could hear the "joints of his house snapping" and things falling all around him.
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Prohibition looms large in the national imagination even today as the era of gangsters and gin joints.
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He also frequents longtime neighborhood joints; Japonica, Bar Pitti and Otto are a few of his favorites.
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So this time she came to Harvest to buy flower, the old-fashioned bud rolled in joints.
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Taylor: I'm in my 30s and so I don't think my joints can move like that anymore.
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He dealt with blood-pooling around the joints and, in time, developed arthritis and severe weight problems.
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Just above the waterfront, with its strip joints and auto-body shops, comes a mostly Hispanic neighbourhood.
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The emphasis from the beginning, Mickelson said, was strengthening the stabilizing muscles around the spine and joints.
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Life in the Yankee Stadium upper deck was bracingly Darwinian — flat beer, loose joints and anything goes.
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Lupus is a potentially fatal autoimmune disease that causes inflammation of the skin, joints and internal organs.
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Some people dislike working out on a treadmill because of the pressure it places on their joints.
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He did not suffer any fractured or broken bones, though his knee and elbow joints were swollen.
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"If you lead with a foot you could jam your legs into your hip joints," he warned.
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When he was younger, he noticed he had loose joints and could stretch his finger back far.
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The work included "repair[ing] loose joints on 9 chairs" and the back of a 10th chair.
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In dark taverns, cover bands play '80s hits; the bright daiquiri joints spin rap and R.&B.
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Ligaments that make up the "stay apparatus" brace the leg joints and take over for the muscles.
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We visited an older woman named Anjelina Akoth Ngalo, her joints painful and swollen with advanced malaria.
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The suya, or traditional Nigerian barbecue, served up at the barbecue joints in the park tasted incredible.
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He was too busy hitting the shit out of some beef joints in a warehouse in Philadelphia.
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Instead, drawn directly on the brown paper sleeve were jagged marijuana leaves and a row of joints.
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Each of these joints is made up of two bones with a cartilage cap on either end.
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The cloth is dipped in resin, wrapped around the joints, dried and sanded down into a shiny finish.
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Open up a robotic arm and you'll find that its joints are actually electric motors, known as actuators.
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Part of Casper's therapy included an underwater treadmill, providing exercise without putting too much pressure on his joints.
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Joints, feet and hands can be expensive and are generally more expensive the more high-tech they are.
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They're more along the lines of dine-out dishes that we'd expect from our favorite sit-down joints.
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Not only is running a challenging cardiovascular workout, but it also can feel tough on joints and muscles.
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Click here to view original GIFUsing your mastery of carpentry to carve intricate joints that fit together flawlessly?
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Personally, I liked how thick it is, because my joints need a lot of support during kneeling poses.
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On the beachfront, Sichuan hotpots have replaced plenty of the 50-cent beer joints beloved by Western travelers.
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Over the '70s and '80s, the neighborhood was primarily known for its numbers joints, drug deals, and prostitution.
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Fast food joints have long been competing to drive traffic in an industry that isn't growing very quickly.
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Q&A Q. Why does arthritis tend to develop in joints that have experienced trauma earlier in life?
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Mr. Greenwell writes long sentences, pinned at the joints by semicolons, that push forward like confidently searching vines.
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MicroRNA could be injected into joints or developed into medicines that prevent or reverse arthritis, the study said.
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My heart was palpitating, my joints were locking, and I was more nauseous than I had ever been.
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In 2011, a Nanjing television station exposed it as an essential ingredient—angering noodle joints across the country.
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The machines are humming away as they steadily make orthopaedic implants, such as replacement hip and knee joints.
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Despite two decades of investment McDonald's has hardly any more joints in India than in Poland or Taiwan.
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Addison had, earlier this month, put Sweet Dixie Kitchen on his list of Long Beach's essential breakfast joints.
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Moving throughout the day can keep your joints lubricated, and prevent the noise, according to the Cleveland Clinic.
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Our pelvis and hip joints allow for some incredible, energy efficient bipedal movement roboticists find hard to replicate.
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Years of slamming bats, throwing pitches and long balls from the center field had left Ruth's joints weak.
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Of all the major joints of the body, the knee is the most dependent on ligaments for stability.
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I want to continue this investigation and show other torta joints that were not featured in this book.
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"The impact of running is very high, so strong muscular support is needed for your joints," Mariotti says.
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After the group cleared a path through the sidewalk, the police continued to arrest people handing out joints.
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Joseph Dunford, now the Chairman of the Joints Chiefs of Staff, stood at Kelly's door at 6 a.m.
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Many are hulking arms with rotating joints and interchangeable tools that can weld, stack, paint, assemble, and more.
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The two are actually partners in the weed biz and their hallmark is packaging joints in creative silhouettes.
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These cushioned beds can help ease pressure on joints and muscles, so dogs can move comfortably without pain.
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Krishna Andavolu: In 2010, Bernard Noble was arrested for possessing 2.8 grams of marijuana—about two joints' worth.
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The Michelangelo of rolling joints is getting festive this Thanksgiving by producing a true masterpiece: the smokeable turkey.
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Osteoarthritis is a progressive disease that causes degeneration of joints, which leads to joint pain, stiffness, and swelling.
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Rowers who move well through their hips, knees and other joints are less likely to get back pain.
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I wanted to be a strong woman so I never complained, even though I don't have strong joints.
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The pre-roll joints are packed with catnip that'll keep the 'nip contained for an easy clean up.
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Psoriatic arthritis, an inflammatory disease affecting the joints, is a condition which affects around 50 million people worldwide.
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She looks as she always does: lips colorless and peeling, neck cabled, sallow skin stretched over knobby joints.
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Then the tequila starts to flow; the joints are lit; and the music is turned way, way up.
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She has lupus, a disease that affects her lungs, kidneys, and joints, and the cold aggravates her condition.
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In general, side sleepers should look for softer mattresses to avoid putting too much pressure on your joints.
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The new take swaps out Sonic's muscles and joints for the more cartoon-like spaghetti arms and legs.
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A bigger attraction is the morning exercise routine—a couple of dozen people limbering up their creaky joints.
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BrolyLegs suffers from arthrogryposis, a rare genetic condition that seizes up crucial joints in his arms and legs.
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The BackX, LegX and ShoulderX serve to minimize the stress we humans tend to place on our joints.
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My buddy Greg Nearhood, who tends bar at numerous hip-as-fuck joints in Brooklyn, has his caveats.
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With CBD For Life's pain relief spray, he can discretely spritz those aching joints when they flare up.
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Joe: Then the joints are brought over to another station where they are placed in packages and sealed.
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As workers tried to contain the damage without getting hurt, they failed to seal off the building's joints.
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On May 11, King Bhumibol suffered a fever, low blood pressure and swollen knee joints, the palace said.
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If it has a light-duty suspension, bushings and joints wear out faster than in cars or SUVs.
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While car repair joints can be classic grease pits, body shops are often temples of organization and tidiness.
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A day later, a doctor injected so-called platelet-rich plasma into the sore spots in her joints.
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More coffee, then yoga on the porch, my joints creaking to the rhythm of a few sun salutations.
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Instead of intentionally losing our whole bag of weed to someone, we're now offering individual, pre-rolled joints.
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"Peg," to whom Sinclair had gifted two joints, was actually a Detroit Police officer named Jane Mumford Lovelace.
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At a council hearing in July, the Rainbow People swarmed the meeting, lighting joints in the council chambers.
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Local joints are left to advertise with concrete bald spots, patchy from where brackets were hastily torn down.
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As with many Chinese joints, however, the bowls of white rice have become something of a chef's shrug.
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A guest sidled up to the bar and asked for six joints and some buds for a bong.
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You found these four more or less rigid bones are connected by joints with three degrees of freedom.
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It is an excellent choice for assessing the soft tissues of joints and for detecting subtle brain abnormalities.
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Ayr Muir, the owner of Clover, a chain of veggie-friendly fast food joints, filed for unemployment recently.
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For almost 60 years his family has owned a series of old-school slice joints in the neighborhood.
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Her shop on Davie Street, in a bustling area peppered by ramen joints, looks like an upmarket Starbucks.
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The fact that these joints all got worse at the same time suggested that it was something systemic.
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I could immediately feel how the design of the shoe helped reduce the impact on my knee joints.
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My joints were sore and I had to wait weeks ... before I could really go out and run.
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Snoop Dogg enjoyed some very special flowers for his birthday -- a customized bouquet enhanced with 4 dozen joints!!!
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Four minutes and 2628 seconds into the Trump presidency, organizers will tell participants to light up their joints.
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Most yoga mats are relatively slim, but others are thick for extra protection and cushion for your joints.
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Yet of the 25 steak joints in Omaha, Monarch is the first to dry-age steaks in-house.
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The LifeSpan TR3000i uses an extensive shock absorption system to take some pressure off your joints while running.
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Well, good news: you can still dine at some of your favorite chain food joints instead this Thanksgiving.
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Her joints are soft; every action is guided by articulation and every tilt of the head is meaningful.
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This man in front of her looked so anguished that it sent sharp pains shooting through her joints.
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The approachable, vibrant dishes transport a little of the neighborhood joints' sunny brunch vibes directly to your home.
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But fast food joints aren't the only ones forced to ramp up prices to counteract higher food costs.
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They are lean, with Popeye forearms, callused palms and finger joints gnarled from years of squeezing tiny edges.
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Always keep a pack of 3 from Calvin Klein on deck if you can't afford the Prada joints.
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Symptoms can include fatigue, fever, weight loss, painful joints, rash, hearing loss, anemia, abnormal bloating and mouth ulcers.
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Mutual benefits multiply, as the two share joints, prank the police and bond over Mozart and Aretha Franklin.
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Suburban strip malls and Beaux-Arts buildings have been reimagined as storefronts selling pre-rolled joints and edibles.
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Sources say the main product of choice was pre-rolled joints from said companies ... produced by Talent Resources.
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A succession of glorious mountain ranges, imposing palm trees, exotically-named resorts and strip mall fast food joints.
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Family-run joints operating from the homes of local Chinese residents, these spots were once genuinely illicit operations.
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Most of these guys, a lot of them are Triple D joints, so we know them pretty well.
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That's still only about a quarter of the movement that our joints (excluding the face) are capable of, though.
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Those pretend joints were intended for McConaughey to use during a long scene that involved an eight minute take.
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I run a lot, but it's hard on my joints, so I've been trying to get more into yoga.
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Welspun did so, downgrading an unknown number of pipe joints from the API 5L X13 Standard to lower standards.
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Their abstract innerworkings — resembling crates, joints, banisters, handles and pilings — seem embedded into one another, as if supernaturally unified.
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The basketball pro has big big plans to roll out a chain of sports bars and pizza joints nationwide.
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Heart, blood vessels, bones, joints, eyes, lungs, skin and the nervous system are just some of the areas affected.
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Too heavy," before going onto say that he hoped it would be easy because the "joints will be separated.
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He attached $5 Velcro straps, some nuts to bolts and approximately $8 worth of PVC pipes, joints and cement.
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Doctors have shot down the notion that his abnormal wingspan and flexible joints give him an out sized advantage.
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These problems included "digestion issues, depression, fatigue, brain fog, lack of energy," and "waking up stiff" in his joints.
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"I've spent a decade fighting an autoimmune disease that inflamed all my joints (AS)," Reynolds recently explained on Instagram.
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It all had a very wholesome church bake sale feel, if church bake sales included people openly rolling joints.
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It was birthed in smoky bars, gin joints, and out of the way places, almost illicit and almost forbidden.
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You may become more worried about the thickness of your hair, your creaking joints or a loss of muscle.
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It's filled with cannabis-infused dark chocolate and half-and-half, and his go-to order: pre-rolled joints.
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The body, then, retains extra fluid to soften the body and help pelvic joints and tissue prepare for delivery.
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Each robot costs about $230, has 17 joints — all for move busting, and the cutest dot-matrix LED eyes.
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Most of the infections have been in the bloodstream, although some have been in the respiratory system or joints.
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We also want food to make our skin better, strengthen our joints, and keep our hair from falling out.
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Smoking Weed While the singer never addresses her use of marijuana, Gaga is seen smoking several joints on camera.
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Instead, the startup is using magnetic planar tracking to track the movement and position of your fingers and joints.
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By the end of that year, though, 300 stores were selling all sorts of things, including joints and edibles.
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They're selling special one-gram joints for $10 apiece and will donate 10% of sales to the Sanders campaign.
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Dislocated joints were more than twice as likely to occur at trampoline parks as at home, the study found.
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"You're now looking at robot joints that can handle significant loads, that could be entirely injection molded," explains Cavalcanti.
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For some joints, that range will be determined by resistance in surrounding structures, like the ligaments around the elbow.
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I had spent 13 years training my cardiovascular system but had cared little for my joints, tendons, or ligaments.
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Since most marijuana smokers share their joints, it seems like a lot more people should be walking around sneezing.
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The initial conclusion was that the collapse may have been caused by "loose or corroded bolts" or "shearing joints".
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The staff at Best Friends discovered that many of the dog's joints are fused together, causing his signature gait.
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Massage can be helpful, as it relaxes muscles, reduces stress and improves range of motion in muscles and joints.
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Though New York abounds with fried chicken joints, we're stoked when the folks behind the Chicago favorite stop by.
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The app covers everything from traditional and cutting-edge ramen joints to stuff that's a bit more out there.
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There's extra joints in the nose for when Ellie puts her face against Dina's and pushes to the side.
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This is the first evidence of a passive, gravity-driven bodyweight support mechanism in a bird's proximal leg joints.
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That means the bird supports itself without conscious effort because of the anatomy of the joints in its leg.
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There are fast-food joints (Koby's), coffee houses (Kerman), and even high-end fashion brands (Meret and Guy Neith).
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But fibromyalgia is not a true form of arthritis, as it doesn't cause damage to those muscles and joints.
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"It's become very popular, especially here in Phnom Penh" says Pheakadey, who owns one of the alley's dog joints.
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The Tencent games are Wood Joints and Folding Fan, both educational games that teach traditional Chinese architecture and craftsmanship.
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Some of the areas around the body's joints are protected only by a dense foam without a rigid shell.
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The rover's robotic arm, which has five motors and five joints for optimal mobility, was installed on June 21.
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Joints were proffered, words fell from mouths into the unthinking ether, and no song lasted more than thirty seconds.
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Sight, hearing, bones, joints, balance, mobility, memory, continence, strength and stamina — they will never be what they once were.
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It will make your skin look dewy and fresh, your bones and nails strong, and your joints pain-free.
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You could even say that Ms. Mazzie and Ms. Headley own the joints, at least when they're required to.
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My muscles and joints ache from contorting my body to remain at eye-level with the animals I photograph.
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These babies are at risk for seizures, feeding problems, tightly contracted joints, thyroid problems, eye problems, and developmental delays.
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Kansas' Joe's Kansas City Bar-B-Que has been named one of the best barbecue joints in the country.
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Southern Chinese cuisine is fairly well represented in the area, but there are some good Northern joints, as well.
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The fetus also had arthrogryposis, a condition in which joints don't move normally and may be stuck in place.
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The surface will be produced in a continuous pour that will provide the glamour of white marble without joints.
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The Vanguard for me, when it comes to jazz joints in New York, it is the holy of holies.
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It caught my eyes as a shorty, so I knew that was one of my favorite joints coming up.
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Problem is ... Haden specifically said he wanted the self-lacing 2016 joints -- which are currently going for around $30K.
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In front of it, there's a round, concrete labyrinth of shops, bars, snack joints, a hostel, and a casino.
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A faint smell of weed permeated the space as D.R.A.M. rolled up the first of the afternoon's many joints.
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Or a world without giant dab smoking videos or joints that get heroically launched into outer space by VICE.
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This makes it much easier for the hip joints to get dislocated, which can ultimately lead to painful arthritis.
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TheSnuggle-Pedic Memory Foam Full Body Pillowwill give your muscles and joints support and relief while you sleep soundly.
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The Rotterdam hospital, Erasmus, said it imported body parts - mostly sample knee and shoulder joints - for orthopedic surgery courses.
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The researchers noticed these brain-level changes in teens who had just one or two joints in their lifetimes.
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The anti-inflammatory drug, called Depo-Medrol and made by Pfizer, is approved for injection into muscles and joints.
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Big name joints like David Chang's Momofuku and Daniel Boulud's restaurant Daniel decided to shutter ahead of the mandate.
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Fridays and Sundays, he wheels over to two other neighborhood java joints to dish out cream cheese and lox.
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But when he was growing up, dining out often meant meals at gas stations, food trucks, and roadside joints.
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These ought to be prime years of careers taking off and starting families, before joints really begin to ache.
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She rolls her joints with rosemary, lavender, and mullein, a bronchial dilator used by Native Americans in spiritual ceremonies.
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It does not place undue stress on joints and muscles and therefore is unlikely to cause pain or injury.
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His heart was bad, and arthritis had forced him to have joints in his hip, knees and ankle replaced.
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Over time it could even get rid of the deposits of gouty crystals in the joints and soft tissues.
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"I am there for her swollen joints, her dislocations, her severe allergic reactions, her constant high fevers," he writes.
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Over the previous decade I had become adept at hiding the unexplained pain that racked my back and joints.
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For New Yorkers confined to their corner curry joints, all color but tikka-masala orange had been drained away.
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Within hours, lawyers were at airports, banging out petitions on laptops, sitting in hallways and at fast-food joints.
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Joints in the concrete purposefully invite the encroachment of wild grass: nature reclaiming space once ceded to the city.
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Whether running would be constructive for the knees of older runners or people whose joints ache is not certain.
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At this time, in her late 30s, Ms. Laporte started to experience intense pain in her hands and joints.
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In a sea of burger chains and taco joints, Chick-fil-A stands out in more ways than one.
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With your hands hanging loosely, relax your body so you don't feel any pressure or tension on your joints.
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After some of the joints in Thailand and Sri Lanka, we were ready for a little five-star action.
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MedMen's selection includes traditional marijuana products, including pre-rolled joints and/or plants sold in jars ready for smoking.
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From Alabama to Wyoming, these are the best French fry joints in every state according to data from Yelp.
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The president received a briefing from Defense Secretary James Mattis and Chairman of the Joints Chiefs of Staff Gen.
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Even the most casual of burger joints, like Crazee Burger, have a healthy selection of craft beer on tap.
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Several restaurants in other Colombian cities, such as Bogota, host barbecue joints and open-air restaurants that serve capybara.
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The DC Cannabis Coalition, a legalization advocacy group, plans to hand out joints near Dupont Circle during Inauguration Day.
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As a heavyset man, Stonestreet wasn't what fast food joints and soda companies wanted to show in their ads.
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His hands had a lot of stiffness in the joints, though, from years of calcium deposits in his knuckles.
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The joints are reinforced with bark cloth, a traditional clothing material harvested from the inner bark of the Mutuba tree.
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Of all the gym joints in all the world, the University of Tennessee's alumni are thankful she walked into theirs.
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But a year or more of a Supreme Court vacancy would expose the creaks in the joints of the Constitution.
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I never recommend concussive activity, meaning hard-running movements that can put pressure on the joints when dogs are growing.
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Many can recreate the complex shape and detail of joints and fingers, while powered prostheses allow for independent, willful movement.
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To the right, more workers at tables pack marijuana into joints, holding back shy grins as the mob ambles past.
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By changing the frequencies, the robots could be made to fold their joints on demand, and independently of each other.
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Maximum heart rate also falls as people age, and training may take an extra toll on muscles, joints and ligaments.
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So by keeping the joints where they're supposed to be and everything attached, I'm sure that injuries will be lessened.
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And golfer Jack Nicklaus had symptoms for two weeks as a child, but as an adult only had sore joints.
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I smoked some joints as a teenager, and one day I suddenly stopped because I was becoming paranoid each time.
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Seven dancers from the most popular joints in the country share their signature fragrance (and why they wear it), ahead.
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Of those patients, 36 of them, or 8%, experienced adverse events in their joints, as shown on medical imaging tests.
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"I am going to brew it in a herbal tea, to fight against pains linked to my joints," Rodriguez said.
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It got to the point this season that when he took the field, you could almost hear his joints creaking.
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To qualify, each competitor had to have a humanoid figure, standing on two legs that bent at the knee joints.
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But even with that familiarity, they often develop overuse injuries in their backs, wrists and other joints, Dr. Phillips said.
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Handle was also built with just ten motorized joints, making it much simpler than other Boston Dynamic robots like Atlas.
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On one, people chat, smoke and sip, spilling out from bars in decrepit mansions, from juice joints and sleek bistros.
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Fortunately, some pizza joints are drawing a line, and others are being protected by the long arm of the law.
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They are dressed in robes that hide their shape, so that as joints bend and rotate, the effect is lessened.
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This causes inflammation that can affect a bunch of different organs and tissues, including your heart, kidneys, skin, and joints.
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"My joints started to hurt, my ankles started to hurt, I couldn't get my leg up as high," Morgan said.
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It's also separate from the harvesting of tendons or bones from cadavers to repair joints in the injured or ailing.
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Of all the gin joints, in all the towns, in all the world; squid ink appeared in Nicolas Baptiste's bar.
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Based on this video ... Miami's gonna give the Atlanta and Chicago V Live joints a run for their money. Enjoy!
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While last year's list of emerging brands was filled with gourmet burger joints, this year it's all about organic meat.
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I would smoke joints before going to work and during those breaks—many of my colleagues did the same thing.
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Dehydration can make you fatigued and cause you all sorts of physical ailments, from headaches to pain in your joints.
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The BackX, LegX and ShoulderX from SuitX serve to minimize the stress we humans tend to place on our joints.
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"I was a runner for about 35 years, but that gets hard on the knees and the joints," he said.
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When a flamingo is standing on one leg, its bodyweight forces the joints in its leg into a fixed arrangement.
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Deltu is an interactive delta robot, or parallel robot consisting of three legs connected via universal joints to the base.
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We rely on axles and gears that don't grind, artificial joints that don't stick, and hard drives that spin smoothly.
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These pre-rolled joints are living proof that smoking-product design is at an all-time high, no pun intended.
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While the price for one hashish joint was 93 Egyptian pounds ($2.80), he said two Strox joints cost 30 pounds.
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For these celebrities, it was flipping burgers and scooping ice cream at fast food joints from McDonald's to Dairy Queen.
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Inside the heavily fortified office building known as the Pentagon, a number of fast-food joints have set up shop.
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At Icarus, Joey Goldblatt used to keep a map of Manhattan with all the rub-and-tug joints clearly marked.
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With the current experiment, researchers successfully implanted this lab-grown tissue into knee joints for the first time, he said.
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From fine dining restaurants to local barbecue joints, every state has at least one legendary restaurant that everyone knows about.
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Last week, police arrested several activists, including Eidinger, who were distributing joints near the Capitol to generate support for reforms.
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They call it "the bends" 'cause you bend over in pain at all your joints where the bubbles build up.
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That's because it is formulated to work slowly, compared with currently available steroids that leave the joints rapidly, he said.
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He later told me that the hip hop legend had insisted they smoke six (six!) joints together before going on.
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She makes cannabis tinctures and balms to rub on her joints and medicates with a handheld vaporizer throughout the day.
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But most of us are happy to roll simple joints that require no introduction, even to the absolute weed newbie.
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Instead, Joints is motivated by political undertones, created in the aftermath of Colorado and Oregon's legalization of weed in 2012.
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We found an unbroken row of chicha and chicharrón joints along the main highway and I gleefully ordered my meal.
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In a film I did last year, day after day, we had a guy who'd do nothing but roll joints.
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Joints are not the only parts of the body that are literally squeezed by the burden of excess body mass.
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Before it happened I was just standing in the parking lot with my friends smoking joints and setting off fireworks.
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The Rivet Joints have been a near constant fixture in the Middle East since the first Gulf War in 22015.
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"Mars will need everything from iron foundries to pizza joints… and Mars should have great bars," Musk said to Nolan.
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That figure likely didn't count the illegal hooch joints and shebeens that proliferated in the neighborhood alongside greengrocers and barbershops.
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Leaping like a catnip-crazed kitten, Rowley hurled bombs full of nano-particulates that caused kibe joints to freeze solid.
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I can't stand people cracking the joints in their fingers or breathing heavily when not undertaking any physically demanding tasks.
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Joe: Lowell let me take a peek inside its facility to see how they make so many joints a year.
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Those include skin that bruises easily, frequent dislocations, chronic pain as well as flexible joints that seem to damage easily.
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And the success of fast casual joints like Chipotle and Panera has pushed larger chains to switch to fresher ingredients.
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She misses her gardening, and even mowing the yard, which she still does at 80 despite pain in her joints.
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Smoking joints and moonlighting out of his kitchen as a private chef, Matt soon recognized that his business had potential.
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"They're really quick to try to give you fake joints and make a bunch of money off you," he said.
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Most people who get bitten by a Zika-carrying mosquito display only symptoms that include fever, rash and sore joints.
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And for everyone else, the symptoms are usually mild — a rash, headaches, pain in the joints and bones, and fever.
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The hip, knee and ankle joints on the left tend to be stronger, the ones on the right more flexible.
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So for most meals, I'd go out with some of the single men of the circus to small neighborhood joints.
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Q. Is there any truth to the claim that collagen supplements will help my skin, nails, hair, digestion and joints?
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EXERCISE I do a 15-minute workout and have a reformer in my bedroom that stretches out all my joints.
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Tiredness, weight gain, aching muscles or joints, memory problems — how many people over age 65 don't experience some of those?
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Half of the joints in the bouquet are reportedly filled with indica and the other half with sativa, TMZ noted.
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The birds might, she added, rely on gravity and some interaction between joints and ligaments to keep everything in place.
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But the habit increases the stress on your muscles and joints, and throws your hips out of alignment to boot.
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The company issued the recall Thursday for four models of the Tango Mini Stroller because the hinge joints can release.
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The Strasbourg group, all men in their mid- to late 20s, had met in hookah bars and fast-food joints.
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Bogart the camel was born with hyper-mobile joints in his forelimbs, which prevent him from standing straight and walking.
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The scientists wished to study people with healthy knees in order to better isolate running's effects on otherwise normal joints.
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Bites Of the many steak joints in the Nebraska city, Monarch is the first to dry-age steaks in-house.
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Clad in a soft blue silicone, the Poco has two internal joints so you can shape it to fit you.
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The wide front entry is easier on her joints and adds a bit of elegance to her entrances and exits.
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Trilobites Shortness, reduced mobility and sore joints may not come to mind when you think of survival of the fittest.
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If he's sore from a workout, he might use a topical cream during the day on his muscles or joints.
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The bamboo stool from Mindful & Modern is another great option to take the pressure off your joints as you meditate.
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Later that year she revealed she had been diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis, a painful autoimmune disease that affects the joints.
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All of the soon-to-be marathoners responded that the joints were in good shape, with no creaks or pains.
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Black people protect them in bars, give them rides, stash them in bedrooms, play music for them in juke joints.
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Arthritis is the inflammation of joints, the location where bones come together in the body, and can lead to disability.
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Commas are the nails, rivets, screws, joints, braces, brackets, hinges, pins and pegs in the vast architecture of human thought.
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He wears fentanyl patches and John Deere hats; he laces his joints with cocaine and crashes his father's pickup truck.
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Walking with bent legs would have placed immense stress on its bones and joints, quickly exhausting the creature's leg muscles.
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Velocity, Fleisig says, is dependent on the ligaments and tendons that bring and hold together the joints in an elbow.
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He's already opened up several restaurants -- 10 Five Guys burger joints and with plans to open 7 CRISP & GREEN eateries.
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