Advances in prosthetic limbs Prosthetic limbs have been around since ancient times.
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" • Quotation of the day "It used to be legs, limbs and hair coming at you, but now it's legs and limbs.
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It began with white lesions on their limbs, the dissolution of the surrounding flesh, a loss of limbs and finally death.
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Though his mom urged doctors to surgically amputate the limbs, they waited and the limbs effectively "died," causing them to self-amputate.
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The white limbs suck up all these toxic metals and, in exchange, the healthy green limbs share food with the chlorophyll-deficient white branches.
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Zolloc's work taps into our fascination with the uncanny with disembodied limbs and baby clones (well, my fascination with disembodied limbs and baby clones).
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They found 70 percent of riders sustained injuries to their upper limbs — hands, wrists, arms or shoulders — and 85033 percent to their lower limbs.
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Victor Anukam who has been fixing artificial limbs for the foundation since 2015 says he works to supply limbs at subsidized rates because he wanted a platform to help children.
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Scientists experiment with chicken embryos all over the world: chickens with one eye, chickens with several limbs, with crazy amounts of digits, chickens with no limbs, all kinds of monster chickens!
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On Monday this included MIT engineer Hugh Herr, called the "Leader of the Bionic Age" because of his revolutionary work in developing bionic limbs that emulate the function of natural limbs.
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" Shadowy creatures appear as "scribbled black lines of limbs.
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It's not snapping limbs - it's the whole entire tree.
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These include numbness or tingling of the face, mouth or limbs; weakness in the limbs; paralysis; low blood pressure; irregular heartbeat; chest pain; slow or fast heartbeat; nausea; vomiting; abdominal pain and diarrhea.
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" George Dvosrky, board member of the Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies, proposed the idea that athletes could "do something as seemingly radical as having their healthy natural limbs replaced by artificial limbs.
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His motionless limbs have shrunken to little more than bone.
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After they heal, some burn victims cannot use their limbs.
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Instead, their "smarts" are largely distributed throughout their eight limbs.
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It doesn't work that way for people with prosthetic limbs.
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But when the nun lifted it up, its limbs dangled.
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I've still got limbs, and my mind is still there.
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Some were decapitated; severed limbs were stacked by the entrance.
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It lolled on its back, the fat strung limbs shining.
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Also, Colin forgets that The King of Limbs ever happened.
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Tree limbs fell from the weight of ice in 1998.
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Plus, I've got all my limbs, so life is good!
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A better way to control prosthetic limbs would be welcome.
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Limbs were flying, hips were shaking, and legs were lunged.
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More than 400,000 people have limbs amputated or rendered useless.
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Limbs get snapped off, taking whatever they carried with them.
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Whenever a doctor touched his chest, he thrashed his limbs.
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I wasted no time prepping my limbs for the occasion.
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He lies unresponsive on the floor, his limbs rhythmically twitching.
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People are always losing limbs in the Star Wars universe.
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It's essentially a comfortable bed with straps for the limbs.
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LivingskinLivingskin is prosthetic skin used for passive and bionic limbs.
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Father wove her limbs in and out of the spokes.
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I panicked: the water suddenly seemed sinister, my limbs sluggish.
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My friends, brothers & sisters in arms, lives and limbs lost.
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People may choose to replace limbs with prosthesis by choice.
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He looked like Gollum, skinny limbs, big eyes, bald head.
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Her father worked for a company that designed prosthetic limbs.
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In one video, boys appear to have lost their limbs.
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The infection spread to all four limbs, the station reports.
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I stared ahead and noticed that my limbs felt light.
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Forget slits; his skirts have cutouts to accommodate entire limbs.
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Now both limbs were painful and splashed with dark bruises.
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Limbs splayed, head turned to the side, he dozes off.
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Vandals have broken the heads and limbs off the statues.
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She was contracted, her limbs thin and wasted from disuse.
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An estimated 50,000 limbs were amputated during the Civil War.
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"I couldn't realize that my limbs weren't there," she said.
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Trees were bent over, their limbs scraping the soggy ground.
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The pilot had severe injury to one of his limbs.
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"Her limbs were cold and blue," reads a hospital report.
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Gently, the rat's limbs slide out of its skin Snuggie.
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Some looked like severed human limbs, others like fearsome weapons.
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So many people already had missing limbs and bloodied heads.
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Trees and their limbs were strewn across streets and sidewalks.
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The end goal is to one day create robots that can work closely and more safely with humans, as well as prosthetic limbs capable of moving much the way the human limbs naturally do.
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The survivors had 6 to 9 percent bigger toe pads, significantly longer front limbs and smaller back limbs, compared with the population before the storm, according to a study in Wednesday&aposs journal Nature .
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"One trait can enable survivorship in a storm, like shorter hind limbs, but on a daily basis longer hind limbs will help these animals escape predation because it helps them run faster," Muñoz said.
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The 35-year-old will be running during the 120th Boston Marathon on April 18 to raise money for Limbs for Life, a charity that provides prosthetic limbs to low-income people in need.
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From there the crowd looks like one body with 400 limbs.
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Kennedy was still able to move all four of his limbs.
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A panoply of telescoping limbs, animals, and cranes hide in composites.
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DEVITO: You&aposre not suggesting they use their upper body limbs?
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If can also lead to loss of limbs, the CDC warns.
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He cannot move his limbs or eat or breathe without assistance.
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Cups shatter, clouds gather, and humanoid limbs stretch like elastic bands.
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With this information they'll become more and more like organic limbs.
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Potential hazards include "hanging broken tree limbs" and downed power lines.
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Open Bionics also said it wants to start building lower limbs.
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Leigh's vision went blurry and limbs went numb, she told SWNS.
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Max Cleland (D) who had lost three limbs serving in Vietnam.
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Who knew people waving their limbs around could be this emotional??
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Let your limbs mingle until you find a position that's comfy.
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By May 17, 2012, her remaining limbs had paid the price.
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Show too little, and all you're left with are flailing limbs.
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His limbs are twitching violently as sparks fly from his neck.
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Dr. Roy A. Cooper is advancing the science of prosthetic limbs.
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Its little head lolled from side to side, limbs hanging limply.
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Likewise, prosthetic limbs are being created to fit each patient exactly.
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This can include bullets lodged in limbs and injuries from falls.
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You'd look like Spongebob Squarepants: a rectangle with limbs hanging off.
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Bodies are abandoned with limbs cut off and organs ripped out.
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Twisted tree limbs and downed power lines continue to pile up.
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When the zephyrs come,sturgeons mistakenly mate, Limbs coalescing againstshapeless organs.
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What do electric guitars, drones and prosthetic limbs have in common?
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Its descendants evolved different kinds of limbs adapted for different tasks.
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A pelvis joined their hind limbs to their spines, for example.
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Cassie's lanky mechanical limbs sashay into the future of bipedal mechanisms.
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Noisey: What's your favorite track on Broken Limbs Excite No Pity ?
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Powerful enough limbs to tear you in half like a breadstick?
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Thin and long cat limbs stretched wrong-way on the bed.
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"They were bloody and unconscious, with some limbs hanging," he added.
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HONG KONG — Her face was darkened by bruises, her limbs battered.
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She pulled her limbs in close, tightening into a defensive ball.
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How did those limbs form themselves from nothing inside of me?
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I've had friends lose their limbs, eyes, real life-changing stuff.
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The family sought a second opinion, hoping to save Trainer's limbs.
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She had long, dark hair, wiry limbs and big, watchful eyes.
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The signs of malnutrition are clear: Swollen bellies and emaciated limbs.
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Most of our passengers' limbs and torsos were crisscrossed with scars.
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Everyone's bank account was intact; all limbs and digits were safe.
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He warned there would be downed tree limbs and power lines.
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The flailing limbs, the snobby rictus of disgust and self-delight.
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Generations of miners sacrificed their lungs and limbs to King Coal.
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Sometimes, the procedure causes twitching in a patient's limbs or face.
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There are people who don't have limbs or who have diseases.
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Many go further, "upgrading" their bodies with robotic limbs or eyes.
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Right behind him, bodies every 5 meters, lifeless, limbs... blood. Whimpering.
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If these critters had, say, moved from being quadrupedal to being bipedal and had some extra limbs up front, it would make sense that over a few million years those limbs would evolve into something useful.
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The first step will be to evaluate, among the 11 suspected cases, those that correspond to transverse agenesis (the failure of the limbs to fully develop) of the upper limbs, Santé Publique said in a statement.
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That's how many limbs and eyes and stuff merged into that creature.
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He lay in the snow, a tangled heap of limbs and skis.
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By this time, my limbs had started to feel heavier than usual.
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Soon, she's up again and her next fall is goofier, limbs flailing.
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"There's not really any other Instagram accounts of amputated limbs!" says Loyall.
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Like other sirens, its distinguishing feature is the absence of hind limbs.
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He added that he helped people who appeared to have broken limbs.
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Limbs fly, cops become wolves, and everyone drinks a little too much.
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Fallen tree limbs knocked out their cable satellite only a month ago.
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We greased our limbs in coconut oil and browned under the sun.
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Instagram shoot done, they bound down the hill, teenage-boy limbs jangling.
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Their enlarged limbs may smell foul, as they become prone to infections.
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The tapestry is peppered with severed limbs and heads of vanquished Englishmen.
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It's the gaps, holes, and missing limbs that make the works entrancing.
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Warsaw found its niche as the nation's chief maker of prosthetic limbs.
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I crumple to the floor and convulse, my jaw clenched, limbs flailing.
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In the next four days, he would lose his other two limbs.
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Prosthetic limbs are getting better, but not as quickly as you'd think.
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Skinned whole rabbits, limbs stretched taut as on a rack, eyes glassy.
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Hudud law allows for penalties such as amputation of limbs and stoning.
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It also has a pleasant, subtle smell and makes limbs look "glowy".
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I crash to the surface and my own limbs are my skis.
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Stephen Crouch points out the crimson limbs of a yellow-torsoed pedestrian.
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But humans aren't even that careful about how we control our limbs.
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Some people feel it in their shoulders, limbs, and lower back, too.
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In X-rays, its limbs looked just like Lil Bub's, only smaller.
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Television showed people with burned limbs and faces being taken to hospital.
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I could just start to feel my limbs again at this stage.
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I've ran across fields and seen my brothers' limbs get blown apart.
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They couldn't figure out how to make models with 27 different limbs.
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EEG has been used to help amputees control high-tech prosthetic limbs.
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Human subjects are often given elongated limbs or bent into excruciating shapes.
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The puppet can breathe, move individual limbs and illuminate its vital organs.
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Alligator attacks on humans can be horrific — people pulled underwater, limbs thrashing.
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The senator placed more limbs in two more piles that same month.
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Most people with AFM never fully recover the strength in their limbs.
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Video he posted to Facebook showed downed tree limbs and other destruction.
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It didn't result in weakened unit cohesion, lower morale or missing limbs.
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One moment they have control of their movements, their limbs, their life.
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Some boys are seen regaining consciousness, their faces bloodied and limbs charred.
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Some boys appear to regain consciousness, their faces bloodied and limbs charred.
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Eventually, they could become as common as hearing aids or prosthetic limbs.
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Some racers wear padding and guards to protect neck, chest and limbs.
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Stitches criss-crossed the limbs he lost in his most recent battle.
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The body was thrown from the vehicle, and limbs were see nearby.
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It's set to a version of "Bloom" Radiohead's The King of Limbs.
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Today, it's Lego-style toys, but someday it could be artificial limbs.
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And how do they hold onto tree limbs as they gambol about?
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No matter the medium, her figures always seem to have liquid limbs.
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Toward the end, a plot point involving severed limbs is downright fanciful.
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Often, there is not enough to identify — just a torso, or limbs.
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The pulsing boosts blood flow and transports fluid out of the limbs.
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Those institutions are like the limbs and muscles of our body politic.
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They began to stagger, stumble and convulse, limbs flailing in every direction.
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The fossils include parts of the skull, backbone, limbs, hips and teeth.
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At this point, do you have any limbs that aren't Alexa-enabled?
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They also remove tree limbs that are too close to power lines.
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Some of the portraits in the book show veterans with prosthetic limbs.
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The harnessed baby's loose limbs waggled and its head bobbled disinterestedly around.
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I untangle his limbs from mine and guide him onto his back.
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Another one of ergotism's effects is gangrene, the loss of one's limbs.
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"We have had to amputate the limbs of some patients," Jalal Uddin said.
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Like, my limbs are weird and loose, and my head's full of cotton.
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So Tarusov darkened the Disney palette, extended some limbs, and added some mascara.
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In the nearer term, the robot could inform the design of robotic limbs.
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Spinnetods are awesome because they can regenerate limbs they choose to drop off.
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They noticed that all four limbs had begun to swell and change color.
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You massage their limbs to keep the stiffness of rigor mortis at bay.
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Most of them were suffering from injuries to their lower limbs, Boscaino said.
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Bpaet's awkward yet aggressive technique, combined with his lanky limbs, threw Pupa off.
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After losing his limbs, Peck was equipped with prosthetic arms and a wheelchair.
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People reporting tire marks across the body, limbs, you know, torn -- torn asunder.
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The panic still shot through my body in thunderbolts, reverberating through my limbs.
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On St. Augustine Beach, streets were clogged with tree limbs and power lines.
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The creatures went on to help save many more limbs, fingers, and toes.
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Thongcharoen said the man had breathing difficulties and lost strength in his limbs.
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The stroke left him paralyzed in all four limbs and incapable of speech.
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They have hourglass figures, with small waists, large breasts, and perfectly toned limbs.
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This can cause tremors, dizziness, fatigue, and numbness or weakness in the limbs.
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The form reclines with a bumpy spine visible amid its attenuated, truncated limbs.
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AB3D turns electronic waste into affordable 3D printers that spit out artificial limbs.
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Dozens of people were injured; some suffered horrible burns or had limbs severed.
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Scientists have already built bionic limbs that patients can control with their minds.
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She has since received treatment for extensive burns to her face and limbs.
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After he's perfectly positioned my limbs and takes a picture, we have breakfast.
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Its limbs appeared to have been cut off with a knife or saw.
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He is unable to move his limbs or eat or breathe without assistance.
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No longer must parents helplessly watch their children's limbs shrivel and become useless.
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It takes hydrated, plump limbs and turns them into a dry, cracked mess.
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Muscles are often in tension, limbs extended or clasped tightly to the body.
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Benedetto was apparently unable to move his limbs due to a medical condition.
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Bratz dolls have swollen heads, pouty lips, spindly limbs, and chunky-heeled shoes.
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Paul later placed more of the limbs in two more piles that October.
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They tell us about physical facts: the status of our bodies and limbs.
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The condition causes weakness or paralysis in the limbs and largely affects children.
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I even became grateful for the hands that held my four limbs tight.
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Like many porters, he is about five feet tall with exceedingly brawny limbs.
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Medical staff frantically stepped around the prostrate bodies and limbs on the floor.
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One witness described how the strength of the blast tore limbs from bodies.
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Modern medical science has made us all a little careless about our limbs.
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Take a look at this sexy little stalk of daikon, limbs temptingly askance.
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Richly-colored plants hang in terracotta pots, showing off their lilting green limbs.
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They hold hands and their limbs interlock with the others like a zipper.
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And the people who use prosthetic limbs will be making strides, as well.
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Inside the the robot kit are four columns responding to a player's limbs.
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Draymond's flailing limbs were more a talking point than any one player's performance.
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That forces them to wrestle up close and dodge flailing limbs and hooves.
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It looked like a massacre, limbs strewn carelessly, gnawed bones after a meal.
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The newlyweds Sophie Turner and Joe Jonas were there, clutching each other's limbs.
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So, one might start by imagining artificial skins on prosthetic limbs or robots.
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Outside, a tree is split in half, limbs bent over a wooden fence.
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So far, TIF has provided 82 children with 115 prosthetic limbs says Chigbu.
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His forlorn face and unwieldy limbs clearly struck a chord with cat lovers.
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In Carolina Beach, water coursed through the streets, carrying tree limbs and debris.
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Wings are shut down and cordoned off one by one, like gangrenous limbs.
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But when Lily was born, a nurse noticed the baby's limbs weren't moving.
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Then a young man her age self-detonates. Boom. Silence. Screams. Blood. Limbs.
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You mentioned that this is a reference to mirror therapy for phantom limbs.
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More than 260 were injured, many critically — bodies crushed, limbs shattered, arteries severed.
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Fans have noticed the lack of lost limbs in the new game, too.
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And she just bounded up the stairs, all long-limbs flying and beaming.
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He has two different emotionally charged encounters with people who are missing limbs.
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Civilians with limbs and torsos crushed by debris were a sign of airstrikes.
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Images of the attack showed bodies and severed limbs strewn in the street.
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However, life insurance doesn&apost pay anything for injuries or loss of limbs.
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We might be able to regrow new organs or limbs (like an axolotl).
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Organic matter adheres to them – twigs and entire limbs of trees, for example.
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Receptors in the skin contribute to our understanding of where our limbs are.
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In Africa, modern humans acquired shorter faces, a prominent chin and slender limbs.
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For reasons never explained, her limbs were frequently set in plastic doll casts.
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Within a week, Jon lost the ability to move his limbs and speak.
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It makes me express that feeling with my limbs, because I feel joy.
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Researchers defined the progression of ALS based on how many regions of the body were affected by looking at movement in the upper limbs; lower limbs; bulbar region that includes muscles involved in speech and swallowing; and breathing and eating.
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They'll work with a patient to build strength in limbs that have been shot.
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The crowd erupted into chaos, five hundred or so limbs flying in all directions.
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Screams of others -- whose limbs were blown away -- can be heard down the street.
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Biomechatronics is a field that combines human physiology with electromechanics in developing bionic limbs.
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Civil War battlefield discovery : Surgeon&aposs burial pit reveals soldiers&apos remains, amputated limbs.
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As of the time of writing, none of them have lost limbs or vision.
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He then snaps off their limbs and bloodily devours the pomegranate-like sustenance within.
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It has noble intentions, but it's very spider-like despite only having four limbs.
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In one, Ahern lies across the floor, limbs and head cradled by her dancers.
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I'm not sure what my limbs were doing, mostly because I couldn't feel them.
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Where his legs once were, two artificial limbs extend into his brightly shined shoes.
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At one prison in Manaus, severed heads and limbs were stacked on the floor.
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The vertebra and limbs haven't been preserved, so they may have been as well.
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THE BOYS are a little rusty, their limbs stiff from the fallow winter period.
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Researchers have used EEG headsets to control everything from prosthetic limbs to video games.
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"My mother described him as 'a man who had lost all his limbs.&apos"
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But the unknown disease had already cut off circulation to his limbs, requiring amputation.
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The gold section, I notice, resembles a bounce castle: jumping, flailing limbs, mild chaos.
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Initial symptoms of polio infection include fever, headache, vomiting and pain in the limbs.
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Najin's weak hind limbs render her unable to support the weight of another pregnancy.
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There's no news that could match up with, 'We're taking all your limbs off.
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Many of the cats and dogs that survived had suffered broken limbs, said Mavrakis.
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That's around 10 times faster than current limbs on the market, the researchers found.
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Normally, these bashers, spikes, and other instruments of attack appear on heads or limbs.
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In the most extreme case, limbs that have succumbed to gangrene will be amputated.
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Instead, Moore thinks these trees might have a symbiotic relationship with their green limbs.
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I learn I can grab robots and pull their limbs off one by one.
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Patients, with limbs covered by fish skin, resemble creatures from a science fiction movie.
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We'd see a lot of people going blind or losing limbs from untreated diabetes.
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So as hoverboards go it's probably still dangerous, trading sudden fires for broken limbs.
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An infection can result in gastrointestinal issues, the loss of limbs and even death.
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Twelve leads (using 10 electrodes) are placed on your limbs and across your torso.
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They have been stripped of their clothes, their limbs contorted and skin splotched red.
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My mom has always been thin, sporting fine long limbs and razor sharp cheekbones.
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The cloud paradigm is like having your brain command your limbs from miles away.
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The big hurdle is the lack of trained technicians to fit the artificial limbs.
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This encourages the movement of metabolites and fluids out of the limbs post-workout.
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He was almost unrecognizable, with thin limbs and sunken cheeks and a shaved head.
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Yes, they have space to open their limbs, but we're talking about nominal improvements.
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On 2011's The King of Limbs, Radiohead's electronic fascination came to a head.
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Cephalopods, flies and even humans share genes that help the respective embryos sprout limbs.
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Otherwise, you can wind up with permanently stiff limbs, grogginess, weakness, and tingly hands.
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There are sections in which the dancers move limbs and torsos with fluent control.
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Here, in stuttered starts and stops, they create a rippling mass of agitated limbs.
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The posture reduces by half the amount of heat lost from naked, unfeathered limbs.
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I fall frequently, and my injuries have included concussions, broken teeth and sprained limbs.
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My limbs were hard to control, and it was challenging to find my balance.
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Two of the grandchildren, ages 1 and 4, have frail limbs indicative of malnutrition.
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The skin and muscles and limbs don't always add up into a neat package.
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Although, if you don't mind your limbs appearing to disappear occasionally, it's not necessary.
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Behind her, Justin Hyacinth lay on his back, his bent limbs hovering above him.
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You could lose your limbs (86 & 87A) to this GREAT WHITE (17D) MAN EATER.
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In the video, her spindly limbs punch reflex volleys and nail sharp-angled slices.
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Look at an American elm in winter, its limbs waving like Medusa's snaky hair.
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We're introducing you to a hero of tomorrow who hopes to transform prosthetic limbs.
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Pieces of flesh and the limbs of the dead were scattered around the site.
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But Huppert is why I'll never stop going to the movies: She's all limbs.
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At best, the dancers provide extra bodies, extra limbs through which to thread juggling.
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He agreed to work on some prosthetic goat limbs and suggested some stretching exercises.
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But many patients lose limbs, and even with treatment, 25 to 35 percent die.
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I now feel like our limbs were taken away, and miss them every day.
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Cellphones are so present for many of us that they're practically limbs — with deficits.
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In the 1990s, researchers found that flies use these genes to build their limbs.
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If it's hot where you are performing, take care not to overextend your limbs.
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It's a fictional character of sorts, one with limbs but no fingers or toes.
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According to its numbers, about 100 million people around the world need artificial limbs.
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The cut scenes actually looks pretty ropey, all stiff limbs and oddly oversized heads.
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In the deepening dusk we could barely distinguish the dark limbs straining to raise it.
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We discussed the incredible augmentations available to the disabled — for example 3D-printed prosthetic limbs.
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The team hopes to develop prophetic limbs for other animals such as turtles and crocodiles.
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The prisoners' limbs are intermingled; some rest their heads on the laps of other inmates.
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His limbs were stiff, and his skin was cold to the touch, the complaint states.
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That's meant the plants and fallen limbs that lie on the forest floors are drier.
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But cars, cranes and telescopes shame only our limbs and our senses, not our essence.
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Lower floors are filled with teenagers missing limbs and women with shrapnel and bullet wounds.
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And she'd sneak off to water fountains to wipe down her limbs with cold water.
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But how would a brain need to adapt if one of the limbs was missing?
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The scientists could see the brains changing in response to learning to use the limbs.
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The opening number is a mesmerizing swirl of contorting limbs, vogue-ing, and bacchanalian abandon.
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Q: So it's legal to sell whole bodies and their parts, even heads and limbs?
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Lastly, it featured structures in its backbones and hind limbs essential for supporting large bodies.
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Their inexplicable symptoms included loss of voice, paralysis of limbs, anorexia, bulimia, and fainting fits.
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She does not speak but has some ability to move her limbs, head and neck.
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There were sculptural garments of no known category sprouting sleeves as if for vestigial limbs.
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But without use of one's limbs, the risk of falling over while bound is high.
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Get them wrong, and it's twisted limbs, nicks and cuts, and most commonly, razor burn.
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I didn't have any of that stuff, so all the limbs were in every direction.
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We will soon be able to create custom replacement parts for both limbs and organs.
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But weariness is a state of mind, as well as an aching in the limbs.
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The condition left him unable to move his limbs or eat or breathe without assistance.
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After the Crimean War, a lot of the guys start to talk about lost limbs.
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It's designed to get your limbs primed and ready for a night of flashing lights.
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In "Rubies", a ballerina's movements are dictated by four men manipulating each of her limbs.
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This Challenge seems tailor-made for people with long limbs and good upper body strength.
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Unlike extant crocodilians, this terrestrial predator had a deep skull and walked on erect limbs.
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The animals can patch an injured heart or spinal cord, and even regrow entire limbs.
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These include people in wheelchairs, people with canes, guide dogs, hearing aids, and prosthetic limbs.
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Autopsy results indicated that Wall's limbs had been sawed off after her death, TV2 reported.
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His limbs were shaking; the Parasite was vibrating him, like a battery in his stomach.
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Microsoft's Xbox Avatar Editor lets you customize body, face, hair, makeup, limbs, and even fingernails.
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The suddenly darker nights are punctuated only by the sounds of snapping limbs and chainsaws.
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Their spatial forms—faces, limbs—will also increase the nuances of their interactions with us.
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Many victims were born with missing arms or legs, deformed limbs or severe nerve damage.
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The world's tallest cat is here to reach into your heart with his supermodel limbs.
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Other complications are appearing among some, including impaired vision and hearing, and badly deformed limbs.
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Luke lost a hand, Darth Maul lost his legs, and Anakin lost all his limbs.
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Kenobi takes the rest of Anakin's limbs at the end of Revenge of the Sith.
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He's all flaxen hair and flailing limbs, beating his chest and maniacally shaking his hips.
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She thought they looked interesting and sexy, and her fascination extended similarly to amputated limbs.
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The disorder often results in clubfoot, a cleft palate, short limbs, osteoarthritis and joint deformities.
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That's a commonsense way to save the lives and limbs of thousands of working people.
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The economy's two most significant limbs—consumption and investment—have proved less bionic than hoped.
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BCI programs are used to assist paralyzed patients is using prosthetic limbs, according to techcrunch.com.
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I once took so many vitamin supplements that my limbs went numb for six months.
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Television broadcast images of doctors treating people for broken limbs and head injuries at hospitals.
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Television broadcast images of doctors treating people for broken limbs and head injuries at hospitals.
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In two to four years, that small bud will grow into limbs that produce fruit.
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We are all each other's pawns in this game of tangled limbs and clumsy mouths.
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Your liver can regenerate itself — sort of like how a starfish can regenerate lost limbs.
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Land mines surround the town, and those brave enough to hazard escape often lose limbs.
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Some original, beautiful creature that needs no head or limbs, because it has no enemies.
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President Obama toured a rehabilitation center in Laos that helps people who need prosthetic limbs.
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Video from hospitals shows boys who've lost limbs and a screaming child covered in blood.
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"Anytime somebody sees something we haven't caught, like falling limbs, we go out," she said.
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Deciduous hardwoods like oaks tend to be popular (spreading limbs are well suited for hammocks).
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Understanding how corpses' limbs change positions during the decomposition process could help inform criminal investigations.
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But soon after leaving the water, his limbs turned red and started blistering and scarring.
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A kick would be followed by a heads down, freestyle swimming style flailing of limbs.
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Hairy limbs, pits, and nether regions have become quite a contentious subject in recent years.
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The sounds of a bunch of musicians stretching their limbs and reaching past the horizon.
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People whose limbs are numb have difficulty walking even if their musculature is completely functional.
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Without proper treatment, diabetes can lead to kidney failure, loss of limbs and early death.
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That included developing extremely elongated necks and forelimbs, smaller skulls and thick, trunk-like limbs.
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There were shots of plastic bags, containing clothing and limbs, weighed down by metal pipes.
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In a clear box, a figure bends its limbs to fit into the small space.
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They lose their lives and limbs fighting fires and building trails and saving endangered species.
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Players from both sides tangled themselves into tackles, limbs flailing, shoving and groping for space.
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Others scamper around him, laying on hands and making odd, insistent shapes with their limbs.
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Its kinked and gnarled limbs jutted out from the island like a giant praying mantis.
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Is that a pile of severed limbs near the multifinger ring by Myra Mimlitsch-Gray?
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Fasten your safety belts and please keep your limbs inside the vehicle at all times.
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Most of those with amputations below their knees will be good candidates for artificial limbs.
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The police believe that woman, Brandy Odom, 26, was killed before her limbs were severed.
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Gradually recognizable forms emerge: patches of military camouflage, detached limbs, headless mouths, grinning or gaping.
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The foundation also provides free and subsidized artificial limbs for children who cannot afford them.
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Plus, long, snug jeans and shirtsleeves can protect your limbs from sharp objects and fire.
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Pelvises, limbs, a tongue seem to emerge from the morass and then break apart again.
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Her new patient was a healthy looking man but still profoundly weak in his limbs.
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Young men returned from the Iraqi front without limbs; many did not return at all.
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Sauropods had a posture and thick, column-like limbs that are very similar to elephants.
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"Tree limbs could be blown down and a few power outages may result," it read.
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His physicians told his parents he might never speak, walk or move his limbs again.
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Dead limbs offer homes to cavity-nesting birds like woodpeckers, screech owls and Carolina wrens.
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A simple ostinato for his four limbs — hand-hand-foot-foot — turns into a tornado.
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Something in one of the limbs clanked and hummed, and a keycard came spitting out.
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Of course, humans are fully capable of running on four limbs without any magical help.
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They braved freezing temperatures in mountainous terrains, and many who survived lost fingers and limbs.
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Their relationship to their limbs seemed distant and polite, as if they were renting them.
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Others still say tunnel collapses killed their children, broke their spines, or maimed their limbs.
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Usually, the doll needs a thorough cleaning and her limbs usually need to be adjusted.
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But Shriners Hospital in Salt Lake City fitted Hunter for artificial limbs at 15 months.
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In a study published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, researchers found that body postures involving widespread limbs and a stretched torso nearly doubles the odds of success compared with closed postures involving limbs held close to the torso, hunched over.
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We get to know them as separate entities, not just as limbs extending from Will Byers.
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At least 20 people lost limbs, according to medical staff at the German Hospital in Sanaa.
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In comparison, over the same time period, about 20103,000 adults with diabetes lost limbs, Schillinger said.
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In the natural world, branches, leaves and limbs are broken and fall on a constant basis.
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They also discovered a second bladder behind the extra limbs that would need to be removed.
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With these modified limbs, the walker used its legs as springs, quickly hopping across the terrain.
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Her blonde pigtails, limbs, and disproportionately large breasts seem disjointed, grotesque, and maybe a little humorous.
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Pitcher plants take their name from the "pitchers" or cups of fluid that line their limbs.
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Signs have been posted on Miami&aposs campus warning people to be alert for falling limbs.
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His left knee crumpled beneath him in a way human limbs simply aren't supposed to bend.
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Researchers have used such systems to allow people with disabilities to control paralyzed or prosthetic limbs.
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In some places, shreds of houses hung from the limbs of the few trees left standing.
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Some individuals exhibited signs of exposure, such as gnawed limbs (likely from rats, dogs, or pigs).
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He said the number of people arriving with missing limbs had spiked since Russian airstrikes began.
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But, instead of squeezing your lower limbs into traditionally tapered cuts, the solution is rather simple.
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A Palestinian technician at the ICRC for Artificial limbs and Polio Center (ALPC) in Gaza City.
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Santeros are artisans who, for centuries, have carved our saints from the limbs of native trees.
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Moving your limbs in an asymmetric way is also a sign of finely tuned motor skills.
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Motherboard: Apparently fluid in the body shifts without gravity, so sometimes astronauts' limbs can become bloated?
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You know, because maybe T-shirts depicting severed limbs don't fall under your company's dress code.
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Laughter may be the best medicine, but that doesn't mean it can cure mysterious multiple limbs.
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Those data, he reckons, could assist designers of prosthetic limbs in the perfection of their devices.
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When he awoke, Ballard was left with brain damage, at first unable to move his limbs.
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My temples throbbed with heat, cold sweat pearled on my limbs, and sounds became distorted echoes.
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New research shows this interpretation may be incorrect, and that these limbs were used for swimming.
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But these severed limbs, haggard faces, and fleshy lumps are actually made entirely out of dough.
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The site's capuchins use quartzite cobbles as hammerstones, and tree limbs and loose stones as anvils.
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Prior to this study, researchers used brain-machine-interfaces (BMIs) to help primates control artificial limbs.
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It's versatile and your brain associates the computer-generated version with your own limbs almost immediately.
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The Xbox Avatar Editor itself lets you customize body, face, hair, makeup, limbs, and even fingernails.
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Using his long limbs, he pounded away at the actor's midsection, breaking two of Flynn's ribs.
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Limbs littered the gardens in the village of Grabovo, and travel books lay along the roads.
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What happens when the character's limbs just aren't long enough to fit Captain Falcon's slender body?
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Lots of work is being done to give humans supernumerary limbs and create surrogate telepresence robots.
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InSight's three legs pop out like turtles' limbs, and a radar system scans for the surface.
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So what if Gabe didn't have limbs to perform leaps and laterals like the other dancers?
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Variations. Challenge your whole body by adding movement in your limbs while keeping the core strong.
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The risk of limbs damaging your house is significantly lowered when there's tree upkeep, Nowak said.
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"The camouflage pattern was painted directly on the head and limbs using acrylic paint," Matsuyama says.
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She lost three limbs, suffered burns over much of her body, and survived over 90 surgeries.
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The limbs were reportedly purchased for her with money raised through the Hope 4 Harmonie fund.
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SkyTG24 TV said some 70 people are known to have had limbs smashed in the racket.
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During his assignments, he watched doctors amputate crushed limbs and struggle to save critically wounded Haitians.
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Just a reminder that Republicans in Washington are putting themselves out on some dangerous policy limbs.
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It's some sort of alien goat-thing, with yellow webbing stretched between its torso and limbs.
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Its members have handed out brutal punishments for religious infractions, including hacking limbs for alleged thieves.
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He takes the little girl in his arms to show how doughy her limbs have become.
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No athlete can pretend to have shorter limbs or a lack of sensation in their body.
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The Cell units consist of two rotating hemispheres, allowing the CellRobots to twist and move limbs.
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In the dance, four couples, hopped up on pheromones, slither in and out of twining limbs.
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He is extremely tall and cannot keep his limbs out of the gangway of an airplane.
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Meanwhile, the equally overheated people on-screen were losing their lives, their limbs, and their loves.
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I saw a young soldier, missing three limbs, with his father's head down by his bedside.
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My hand almost dews if it touched her and, the green leaves sprout at its limbs.
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Heads topple, limbs are severed, arrows pierce eyeballs, yet these facts are relayed cleanly and directly.
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Played at this speed, there's grace and beauty to the limbs' extensions, nothing brutish or violent.
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Many of the wounded had amputated limbs, severe burns, or had lost one or both eyes.
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Then his limbs were pressed tightly to the bed by his father and the other man.
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Harrowing news images showed the limbs of a dead man protruding from under a steel girder.
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Osteosarcoma, however, occurs most frequently in younger people, as their limbs undergo adolescent spurts of growth.
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They tend to have a very short stature, shortened limbs, and a short trunk and neck.
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Apply it just once, and you'll notice how intensely smooth to the touch your limbs feel.
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Her more recent work still evokes the body: limbs reaching out, bodies curled up into balls.
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We see dinosaurs hauled into the air by cranes, flapping their limbs around like disco dancers.
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It was all arterial spurts and mangled limbs, and I was laying the red on thick.
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I drag my limbs from A to B. One night, in the dining room, I vomit.
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Computerized bionic limbs that function like the real thing, responding to cues in the surrounding environment.
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People with injuries or conditions that affect their limbs may have trouble getting into certain positions.
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His limbs looked normal and his head size was proportional to his body, Dr. Moore said.
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I have multiple sclerosis, which has resulted in the loss of the use of my limbs.
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Injuries are severe and include broken bones, he said, and a person had two limbs amputated.
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The injuries ranged from the amputation of multiple limbs to serious head, neck and back trauma.
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Squid and cuttlefish also develop two specialized limbs, called tentacles, in addition to their eight arms.
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In "La Femme-Fleur," Gilot's hair resembles leaves, her stemlike body sprouting abstract limbs and breasts.
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His limbs drooped off his 219-foot-2114 frame like the branches of a willow tree.
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Even a brief encounter with shark teeth can result in profuse blood loss and severed limbs.
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CLINTON: And every time I met with him, it would be [flails her limbs out]. Mrs.
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He found 103 others still in serious or critical condition in the hospitals, many missing limbs.
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More important, their music allows you to rock out, limbs akimbo, forming hilarious contortions of catharsis.mercuryeastpresents.
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Limbs and shoes were kept out of tents to avoid bringing mud inside during the downpour.
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He would steal his sister's Barbie dolls from her drawers and return them minus the limbs.
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Doctors treated patients for broken limbs, busted knees and internal injuries, including some that were fake.
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He led me to a withered hemlock, its limbs arched and fanciful, like a hidden castle.
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Civilian kitchens aren't equipped with machines that have automaton-like limbs to bring together a dough.
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"In its current state, there are some real dangers: broken limbs, wear and tear," Cunningham said.
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He was born with Hanhart syndrome, a rare condition that prevented his limbs from fully growing.
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Mr. Mendes doesn't ignore the horror altogether; the camera pans bodies and limbs strewn about battlefields.
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They pushed strollers and shopping carts full of tree limbs and then chopped firewood for hours.
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On the other end, representing Iraqis, lies a chaotic jumble of severed limbs and death masks.
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But creating lifelike limbs, hands and feet that act like our own is an ongoing challenge.
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Overall activeness score: 51.6What they do: Operate machines to cut off excess or dead tree limbs.
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In the front, three men occupied the passenger seat, limbs splaying out of the open door.
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Make your yard a bird paradise by planting native shrubs, preserving exposed limbs and avoiding pesticides.
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Certain situations, like broken limbs and cancers that require chemotherapy, are virtually impossible to keep secret.
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Many survivors have lasting impairments like neurological deficits, loss of limbs or digits and hearing loss.
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I jammed to a stop, looked back and saw a tangle of limbs, skis and poles.
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The conference ended with him falling down and flailing his limbs in a kind of mania.
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Hallaj was executed for heresy in Baghdad in 922, his limbs chopped off in bloody succession.
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She'd spun her silky strands across my limbs, making me an actual part of her web.
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At age 21, after watching "The Terminator," he became fascinated by the idea of robotic limbs.
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She was born with tetra-Amelia syndrome, a rare disorder characterized by the absence of limbs.
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It's possible that the common ancestor of cuttlefish, flies and humans had limbs of some sort.
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The photographer used a flashlight to outline the man's face, hair, limbs, and folds of clothes.
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There's contact and then limbs go flying; arms, legs, and heads just spasm in all directions.
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Ultimately, there's an uproarious poetry to the way he represents flesh-toned, humanoid limbs in silicone.
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Nonetheless, the system offered "intuitive control" over the reaching and grasping movements of limbs otherwise paralyzed.
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The latter includes the gruesome painting "Slaughter" (2010), whose horizontal planes of pink and brown are in fact severed limbs and fingers, stacked one atop the other to create a kind of landscape that a convoy of military vehicles (itself carrying more bloody limbs) drives across.
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On Saturday, its streets were strewn with downed tree limbs and carpeted with leaves and other debris.
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Right: A self-modified walker, using new limbs and walking strategy, working through the same obstacle course.
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At Rathburn's lab in Detroit, federal investigators say they found bodies frozen, pressed together—some missing limbs.
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Louis sees (or thinks he sees) a tall creature with wispy, black limbs walking through the forest.
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More than a few players have lost their shots in the ceiling fan of Nwaba's swinging limbs.
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He first wrapped her limbs in protective layers of fabric and then placed her in temporary prosthetics.
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In Abichandani's works, Kali appears with animal heads, amputated limbs, enticing voluptuous breasts, and an open vagina.
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She sleeps with chilled pillows because the slightest heat makes her limbs feel like they are crackling.
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Though the woman's limbs had been dismembered, her head was still attached to her torso, police said.
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Also, they can use the same method to realistically tear the limbs off of a gel armadillo.
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The DEKA arm is one of many projects it's working on to improve options for prosthetic limbs.
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If you like zombie-fighting, mutated animals, and dismembered, mutilated limbs, Daybreak might be worth a watch.
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"You could talk about replacing limbs wholesale, like perhaps removing a biological arm or leg," he says.
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We're not quite in winter coat territory, nor is it warm enough to bare too many limbs.
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Some attendees had their limbs wrapped with plastic and wore face masks to guard against tear gas.
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But Zayn Malik decided that covering entire limbs in metal was a more appropriate course of action.
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When is it OK to replace healthy human limbs with artificial (and in the future, superior) ones?
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This impressive bit of choreography escalates from a moody march to a flurry of limbs and drywall.
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This could be a game-changer—not only for monitoring vitals, but also for improving prosthetic limbs.
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As a result, attackers chop off their limbs and pluck out organs, and sell them to witchdoctors.
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When water is pumped into the limbs, they stretch or curl, opening and closing like a hand.
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Salamanders are famous for being able to regenerate limbs and even regrow critical organs like the heart.
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Here a large black male amputee with four severed limbs is merged with a ferocious pit bull.
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Yes, it does appear that Winfrey and Witherspoon have more limbs than we had ever previously noticed.
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But the athlete is also competing for another cause: making prosthetic limbs more readily available to everyone.
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Instead, CT goes first in hopes that Veronica with her tiny little limbs can do it herself.
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Her long limbs give her a gangly appearance, but the flaming strands of her hair are beautiful.
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Unfortunately, my flailing limbs couldn't chop so much as a half-baked souffle than a human body.
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But the long-term hopes include the creation of prosthetic limbs that are wired to the brain.
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While wrapped up in the excitement, limbs have a tendency to fly and people sometimes get hurt.
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Charlie was a triple (missing three limbs) with a nonregulation beard that needed to come off STAT.
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Gone are the days where getting a safe tan meant risking telltale streaky limbs and patchy hands.
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They're just simulations, but watching these mannequins lose limbs, eyes, and their entire heads is beyond unsettling.
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Clearing downed trees and heavy limbs Before starting the saw, make sure the lubrication reservoir is full.
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AFM also appears to affect limbs on one side of the body more severely than the other.
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Inside that building is new hope for each: Prosthetic limbs are being cut, carved, melted and molded.
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"We are trying to help with the limbs and the injuries you can see," adds another worker.
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The mixture of historical faces, contemporary limbs, and massive, otherworldly bodies give the beings a mythical aura.
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Investigators determined Brandy Odom's limbs were cut off after she had been killed, a city official said.
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This world includes severed limbs in precious metal, tunics with stitched smiles and the occasional jagged tooth.
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Madsen has also denied amputating her limbs, saying he tried to bury her whole body at sea.
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The official Peek Freans website is no help; it's on its last limbs, and dead links abound.
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The man was cutting downed limbs with a chainsaw outside of his home when he was struck.
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The robotic exoskeleton can add strength and stamina to healthy limbs and restore movement to enfeebled ones.
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This is what creates the X alignment from our perspective in the outer limbs of the galaxy.
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The album is out digitally and on cassette September 16 via Broken Limbs; preorders are live now.
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Its 2011 album, "The King of Limbs," was released on even shorter notice after it was announced.
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Her skin became more elastic, her limbs and face became less swollen, and her blood pressure steadied.
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I heard about pregnant dads, snot monsters and how a persons limbs can just randomly fall off.
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With seasoned limbs, crustacean as well as noodles take over each photo subject's face, almost suffocating them.
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It works in very strange counterpoint to the hands and limbs and eyelids that tremble throughout Detroit.
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In real time, the forces that move the limbs pass too quickly for the tissue to accommodate.
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Instead, the male frog grabs onto the limbs of the female and covers her back in sperm.
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Service Dogs: Trained for those who have a significant challenges, like missing limbs or in a wheelchair.
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Even a vegetating Rick can create a DIY mech suit of mass destruction with dead vermin limbs.
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They first came two years ago and they have returned for larger limbs because they have grown.
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On the German side alone, there were 2 million casualties, 64 percent of them with injured limbs.
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Local superstitions and traditions provoke attacks on people with albinism, whose limbs are used in witchcraft practices.
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In some posts, perfect replicas of eyes and lips multiply and migrate to her hands and limbs.
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When you move your limbs, the virtual body underneath you does nothing; you've completely separated from it.
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I kind of intentionally did some shitty rigging so that the figures' limbs looked noodly and loose.
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His limbs are no longer hardened, as they were that evening last July, frozen by traumatic seizure.
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He, his wife Judy and their children began piecing together tailbones, toe bones and bits of limbs.
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Later, by the pool, Simone Paget bent his limbs to her will for an après-swim shoot.
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All our neighbors were outside, too, sawing fallen limbs, heaping trash and broken objects on the swale.
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It takes a team of 10 onstage performers, dubbed the King's Company, to manually move his limbs.
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DNA itself can indeed move sideways, between limbs, across barriers, from one kind of creature into another.
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My friends and I killed in Marjah, and Marines in my rifle company lost limbs and lives.
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There will be blood and guts and big guns going boom and limbs and gore flying everywhere.
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Teenagers climbed on each other's shoulders to reach the bare limbs of trees, where they climbed higher.
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When divers eventually recovered her head and limbs in plastic bags, however, no such injury was found.
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One of his lungs collapsed and three of his limbs were mangled, but medics saved his life.
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Bodies are harder to lift when they are waterlogged: Limbs are fragile and parts can come away.
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The show is conceived as an eviscerated body, whose limbs have been scattered throughout the different rooms.
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In Bhubaneswar, Odisha's state capital, about 40 miles north, huge tree limbs snapped in the lashing rain.
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"It seems counterintuitive, but it is easier to identify partial limbs than full bodies," Mr. Bies said.
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Hamisha Gul, 65, is the father of Jalil, who died, and of three brothers with amputated limbs.
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Véronique's lower limbs were shattered and she was bleeding from dozens of holes dotting her lower abdomen.
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My mind became needle-sharp, but my body felt muffled, my limbs someone else's, dislocated from me.
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Getting into his stride, Musk takes off his jacket before waving his limbs around with a grin.
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They are generally found resting in tree limbs over water or basking on shorelines, the department said.
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And all the while his body was deteriorating, his limbs stiffening, his muscles contracting in painful spasms.
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The company also previously worked with a child who has disabilities to create dolls with prosthetic limbs.
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The movement is rough, often pedestrian, with outflung limbs, hunched bodies, rolling heads and jerky, twitching impulses.
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In phantom pain, limbs and appendages that no longer exist continue to feel and even to suffer.
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I looked out my window at the weeping skies and increasingly burdened tree limbs, read, made notes.
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How joyful my head was, basking in it, getting to feel it first while the limbs waited.
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The emerald moss coating the limbs of a giant Garry oak tree outside glowed into the room.
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They don't worry about looking cool, or sticking to certain moves — they just flail those tiny limbs.
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The siblings tried to sleep, their limbs making scratching noises on the marble floor as they settled.
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The dire wolves may have had their limbs stepped on or kicked as they chased their prey.
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The weight of such snow on tree limbs and power lines tends to cause significant power outages.
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Collectively, however, they became overwhelming — the colors, tiny limbs, and faces turning into a blur of clutter.
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Overall, it calls to mind mangled limbs, a geriatric toilet and something used for torture or sex.
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Known as "The Art of Eight Limbs", it makes extensive use of elbows, hands, knees and feet.
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He's an explosive dancer, with ballet-enhanced limbs and whirlwind turns and footwork augmented with tap technique.
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The library was opened by Xiborg, a Japanese company that researches and develops prosthetic limbs for runners.
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Her gait is unsteady, her speech is sometimes slurred, her head and limbs move uncontrollably at times.
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Some naturalists speculate that spiders, like the octopus, have limbs that operate with a degree of autonomy.
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Other options include emojis showing a hearing aid, prosthetic limbs, sign language, a cane or a wheelchair.
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Her feet are pointed, her limbs held with strategic elegance; no part of her is left slack.
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I don't think he's the tallest, but he looks about 6-foot-5 because of his limbs.
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Walking is no longer just walking but the dragging of limbs heavy under the weight of disillusionment.
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These figures are meant to be gazed upon, stuck on stands with missing limbs and broken arms.
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He was busy watching the two couples swapping and moaning, a tangle of limbs under the moonlight.
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The other group received the same conventional treatment plus weekly 15-minute Gua sha sessions, in which a therapist used a buffalo horn scraper and a skin lubricant to stimulate "acupoints" similar to those targeted by acupuncture focusing on the back, lower limbs and upper limbs for eight weeks.
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The clip depicts a bao nested inside a bamboo steamer, cooing like a newborn as it sprouts limbs.
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He is currently on life support and unable to move his limbs or eat or breathe without assistance.
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A Matabele ant treats a wounded comrade whose limbs were bitten off during a fight with termite soldiers.
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When a person has prosthetic limbs or a cochlear implant we don't call them anything other than human.
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We partnered with Broken Limbs for this one and we're hoping for something even larger with future releases.
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He's lying on his back, with his limbs askew and his oversize belly sneaking out of his shirt.
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Yes. Because I only have two hands and three children, sometimes I'm outnumbered in limbs to human beings.
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In fact, both my feet — no, everywhere, all my limbs — were buzzing in a pleasant, TV-static way.
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Symptoms of CDM are generally seen affecting the limbs, and causing a progressive loss of fine motor control.
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More time just gives the inflationists more time to chase their mathematical conjectures onto thinner and thinner limbs.
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"She does not speak but has some ability to move her limbs, head and neck," the statement said.
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Minutes later, Gibbs said it appeared one man was thrown from his trailer and had broken several limbs.
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Proper chewing, proper speaking, proper walking—only expected, of course, when we are in control of our limbs.
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Early research has had success using brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) to move prosthetic limbs and treat mental illness.
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And it was there on her family's farm in Buriram that Loma learned the art of eight limbs.
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These microbes represent many limbs of the archaean evolutionary tree, indicating that salt-loving adaptations emerged many times.
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His limbs were wasted, and he looked up with the slow, narcotic gaze of a very old man.
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Scientists had previously thought that ancient whales lost their hind limbs in the basilosaurid phase of their evolution.
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But the discovery suggests instead that modern baleen whales and modern toothed whales lost the hind limbs independently.
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In "Torso and Limbs" (1952), Bloom depicts legs, a torso, and other body parts piled on a table.
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By 375m years ago, the descendants of these first-footers had evolved four limbs clearly recognisable as legs.
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He received his first pair of running blades, aerodynamic prosthetic limbs designed for running, when he was 9.
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These specialty limbs are covered in spikes and shovel-like projections that shuttle sperm from male to female.
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Several people were in comas, but cuts and fractured limbs were the most common injuries, medical officials said.
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Tree limbs may be down in wooded neighborhoods, and low-lying areas, such as underpasses, may be flooded.
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The limbs were amputated in a series of operations after she lost her baby, the Sun-Sentinel reported.
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We thought the ultimate goal was so that paraplegics would be able to have full control of limbs.
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And what happens is these zombies come at you and then just start hitting you with their limbs.
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For foreign medics who fly in after a disaster, mending crushed limbs and stanching bleeding wounds is straightforward.
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"No, I never liked it that much," Mr Abdul-Jabbar says blankly, unfurling his long limbs to go.
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Symptoms range from mild intestinal problems to serious infections that result in amputation of limbs, the CDC said.
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Sometimes this means entire limbs have to be amputated because the bacteria has spread over an entire area.
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With greater power and longer limbs, why are the giants of the animal kingdom not its best sprinters?
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She wanted endurance Through intense physical therapy over the years, Goncher had regained some movement in her limbs.
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But much of the effort expended in propulsion is wasted too: nobbly limbs tend to create extra commotion.
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Charlie is currently on life support and unable to move his limbs or eat or breathe without assistance.
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Perez, 60, is in critical condition at Cooper University Hospital and may have to have his limbs amputated.
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DiGrazia notes that he's seen people lose fingers, break limbs, and be pulled from matches by emergency responders.
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For years, scientists have been exploring how we can use signals from the brain to control prosthetic limbs.
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However, Trujilo once again landed himself in a D'Arce choke as Vick's long limbs wrapped around his neck.
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It was like I had too many limbs and I didn't know what to do with them all.
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Fish don't have limbs, so the experiment was a little more challenging to adapt to the cleaner wrasse.
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The partial skeleton consists of the bottom half of the spine, pelvis, hind limbs, and traces of feathers.
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They largely worked in silence, with the sound of crashing tree limbs and roaring flames drowning out radios.
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Note the evolution from the more primitive minifig to the modern version with facial expressions and actuated limbs.
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Both Walker and Santigold are shot pulling puppet strings, manipulating their limbs to make amusing, undulating dance moves.
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The long limbs of Diaz make his guard one of the most dangerous territories in the UFC ranks.
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If they don't, Perez — who also has Parkinson's disease — might have at least three of his limbs amputated.
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In Tanzania, high school graduates amputating limbs is exceptional; untrained volunteers assisting in births and surgeries is not.
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It's immersive music, built to take over a listener's consciousness for a burst, maybe even control their limbs.
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They spend their early days nuzzling for milk, galloping through rolling pastures and growing into their lengthy limbs.
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Sometime ice was the only thing used to try to deaden the pain before the limbs were crushed.
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But a later patch removed the console command and made it much harder to liberally hack off limbs.
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He was immediately airlifted to a nearby hospital, where he was treated for the broken limbs and dehydration.
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New drugs aid millions of patients with high blood pressure, high cholesterol, broken limbs and countless other ailments.
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At the end of Episode III, Anakin gets three limbs chopped off and then falls into hot lava.
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Choose from hundreds of mods; mixing limbs, armor, abilities, and weapons like the all-new lightning chain gun.
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For some, the attraction was based on physical attributes: They enjoyed the look of atrophied or amputated limbs.
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Toxins can build up when limbs are compressed for a long time and muscles start to break down.
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She followed this with another douse of warm water, and then massaged Moroccanoil's Body Butter into my limbs.
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Because some nights, you just crave the feeling of being enveloped in the faux limbs of furry creature.
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They took a harsh view of crime: thieves' limbs were amputated, adulterers were stoned, and murderers were executed.
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Running in deep dirt puts additional strain on the horses' hearts, lungs, and limbs, especially when it's muddy.
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But those flexible limbs are already famous in Francesca's industry — here's what you should know about the newcomer!
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The seemingly harmless task of de-stoning an avocado can lead to some gnarly slippage and severed limbs.
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When I first meet The Goon Sax, they arrive in a tangle of limbs and bags and clothes.
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On its first floor, technicians were producing limbs with material from the International Committee of the Red Cross.
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Today, I literally cannot take my first step each day without Yvonne helping to attach my prosthetic limbs.
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The dead limbs helped spread the waves of fire, as scientists earlier this year warned that they could.
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He was born with severe cerebral palsy, has limited motion in his limbs and is in a wheelchair.
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So, if somebody's missing both of their limbs and wants to drive, we'll help them with hand controls.
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When the conductors are pushed together by falling trees or limbs, electrical sparks drop into the vegetation below.
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A few colorful balls appeared near my hands and feet, and I moved my limbs to touch them.
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He vividly recalls the "long, long, long" flight to Cuba — limbs immobilized, eyes and ears blocked, destination unknown.
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People with broken spines, fractured arms and limbs and ribcage damage were also being treated in the hospital.
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"I'm the only guy in the world who ever paid farmland prices to pick up limbs," he said.
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He has no power of holding himself upright or using his limbs, and his head falls without support.
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The video shows deputies entering the cell periodically to rotate Holland's limbs and offer him food and water.
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A video from Houthi-run Al-Masirah TV shows several boys who appear to have lost their limbs.
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LOOSEN LIMBS My trainer has drilled into me how important stretching is to maintaining circulation and overall health.
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There are dozens of rapes, genital mutilations, gory murders, hangings, chopping off of limbs, scooping out of eyeballs.
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Lymphatic filariasis, commonly called elephantiasis, is a mosquito-borne infection that causes abnormal enlargement of limbs and genitals.
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It can lead to shock, sepsis and organ failure along with the loss of limbs or severe scarring.
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Pull it in close to your body, and you'll see your limbs bent and sucked into the abyss.
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The treatment, developed from tissues, improved the functioning and strength of limbs in patients with spinal cord injuries.
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I felt fragile, scared that she would lunge and I would break into pieces, brown limbs coming apart.
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A stew of floodwater, mud, tree limbs and other debris covered the highway in Montecito, making it impassable.
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By the time they arrive, the aid group says, their wounds are infected, and limbs harder to save.
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Mr. Bones fits perfectly behind the desk, whose wrought-iron legs were fashioned to look like spider limbs.
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The translucent black-and-white costumes, reminiscent of newsprint, turned the dancers' loose limbs into pieces of silk.
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When his characters cross swords, their combat is distilled into frenetic moments of dismembered limbs and splattered blood.
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Other members of Sharukhan's group showed bandaged limbs which they said were also caused by Croatian police brutality.
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I restrained her flailing limbs and hunted for her femoral artery with needles each time she spiked fevers.
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The hospital is no longer filled with children suffering from gunshot wounds and missing limbs from bomb blasts.
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His performance is all flailing limbs and coiled attitude, evoking a whole type in a few brief flourishes.
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The blast wave pushes air to such extraordinary speeds that the wind alone can cast limbs off bodies.
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Paradise is strewn with construction nails, broken glass, downed power lines and brittle tree limbs waiting to fall.
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That and the frieze of blue people on the walls, holding lotus flowers, their long limbs improbably angled.
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The bending became the motor that moves the limbs of the robots, each about a hundred atoms thick.
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Utility companies aggressively prune tree limbs away from power lines, leaving awkward, and potentially unstable, V-shaped trees.
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They'll spread in a three-armed Y, with limbs that can stretch or shrink to change the zoom.
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As the steps came back to Ms. Hamrick, 33, she used her elegant limbs extravagantly to cover space.
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Amanam said mismatched skin tone makes it more difficult for people to feel confident with their artificial limbs.
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One of them searched on his phone for what it meant when an intoxicated person's limbs grew cold.
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He majored in mechanical engineering with the goal of creating high-tech prosthetic limbs for children and soldiers.
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Born without a right arm, he promotes Team UnLimbited, which builds and shares plans for 3D-printed limbs.
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Other skills, such as the ability to move one's limbs, are processed by opposite sides of the brain.
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"A Wrinkle in Time" costars Reese Witherspoon and Oprah Winfrey appear to have additional limbs in the photo.
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She fills in for a mannequin in a department store window, having her limbs twisted into pleasing poses.
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Be warned, though: These scenes are very bloody, and seeing limbs torn off is a pretty common occurrence.
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Instead, he wafted a leg over it, watching it skid underneath his body, unable to rearrange his limbs.
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Ms. Monoky was obscured underneath the branches and a stroller was twisted among the tree limbs, he said.
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The air is frigid, but the water is hot and our limbs are numb with the letting go.
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They'll improve circulation to curb swelling and lower the risk of blood clots forming in the lower limbs.
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It's all flooding out — like the only way he can expresses himself is through all of his limbs.
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"To be human is too painful!" he cried, protesting his fate even as he unwillingly sprouted human limbs.
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He studied the scene more closely, and then suggested making the charred ground around the actor's limbs bigger.
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TMR enables the user's mind to communicate with artificial limbs via prosthetics that connect to the nervous system.
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Right now the research lies in improving functioning of intuitive limbs, as well as implementing sensation into them.
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But they also had many similarities to birds, with bird-like skulls and hind limbs, the study said.
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He showed her a letter from a little boy named Kenan who lost three limbs to a landmine.
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There are misplaced limbs and torsos so torqued they look like they were handled by a curious child.
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The big picture: Clinical brain–computer interfaces can help people regain control of their limbs or operate prosthetics.
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Who the hell is mingling limbs to the dulcet tones of forlorn songstress Adele, the third-placed competitor?
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They're building virtual limbs, self-driving cars, 3-D immersive cameras, drone technologies and wearable tech for gaming.
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But beneath the broken limbs and rotting leaves, thousands of species of insects are feeding in Bialowieza Forest.
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It started as a plant and sprung its own limbs, and now you see what it is today.
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The remains of peacocks were found lying in heaps of shredded feathers; elephants lay with limbs blown off.
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He was rattled and flummoxed by the destructive limbs and cheeky Ali shuffle of the black farang (foreigner).
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"If we did something that the turtle didn't like, it would tense up and tuck its limbs and tail against its body, but when we found a position or motion that aroused it, it would relax and stretch out its limbs and tail, so we would keep doing that," McKnight said.
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