Under brutal Belgian colonialism, it was the country's main artery.
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The main artery was shut down as the Fire Dept.
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Once a vehicle leaves the main artery, speeds would be reduced.
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The virus could spread along the Congo river, the country's main artery.
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All three bombings took place east of Interstate-35, Austin's main artery.
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The hallway from the foyer is the main artery of the house.
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This time the virus has spread onto the country's main artery, the Congo river.
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Once inside, we walk up a muddy path – the main artery through the camp.
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In Miami, it poured a salt river down Biscayne Boulevard, the city's main artery.
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Overall, the exercise reduced stiffness in the aorta, the main artery in the body.
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Long lines of cars waited on either side of the main artery into the capital.
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Billboards advertising single-deck blackjack and sporting books pepper I-15, the city's main artery.
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I-80, the main artery through the state, was closed for much of the afternoon.
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"Then they tore the bridge out," Pete says of the main artery connecting Castleberry to downtown.
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Police fired more tear gas near police headquarters on Hennessy Road, the main artery to Central.
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Police fired more tear gas near police headquarters on Hennessy Road, the main artery to Central.
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We have a horse break through the barbwire and cut a main artery in her leg.
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The city's main artery — Market St — is about to go bus and taxi-only, at least.
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Kosher or kosher-style restaurants line the main artery, specializing in artichokes fried in the Jewish style.
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The old station faces Via Indipendenza, which is the main artery running through the rich part of town.
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Soon, the Karakorum Highway, the main artery running through the district, was lined with police and military checkpoints.
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That means a lot of driving up and down Interstate 94, the main artery connecting Milwaukee and Chicago.
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"Additionally, the main artery in her legs has a partial collapse and will require a stent," the statement said.
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The highway is the main artery running through Big Sur, a picturesque stretch that is a major tourist attraction.
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Later that year Uber tested "Smart Routes" that reduced your fare for setting your pickup along a main artery.
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But the other leveled subdivision, Coffey Park, is on the opposite side of Highway 101, the region's main artery.
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Downtown Willard's main artery, Myrtle Avenue, has enjoyed a renaissance thanks to Taco Rico and other Hispanic-owned businesses.
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This week, 100 miles of Interstate 80, the main artery through the Sierra, was closed because of whiteout conditions.
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"The Tokaido line has always been Japan's main artery," Kousei Nakazato, from the Daiwa Research Institute, told CNBC's Sustainable Energy.
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With the international airport as its main artery, the prospect of a volcano forcing its closure is a nightmare scenario.
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Certain antibiotics can cause painful and sometimes fatal damage to the body's main artery, the Food and Drug Administration said Thursday.
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According to the same report, a main artery and a tendon in Afful's leg have been severed in this savage attack.
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As a longtime resident of the Mission, Jenkins walked us down Valencia Street, a main artery that cuts through the neighborhood.
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When traffic chokes River Road, Edgewater's main artery, they take advantage of the nearby ferry service for weekday transportation to Manhattan.
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SANTIAGO, Chile — Brandon González, 19, marched with a group of protesters down the main artery of this Andean capital on Oct.
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OIG has long criticized inpatient coding, a main artery for hospital finances, and this move foreshadows potentially bigger clawbacks on bad actors.
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And Usama bin Laden in his own hand once called Iran the main artery for the growth and sustenance of Al Qaeda.
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One of the worst scenes was Skyway Road, the town's main artery and one of the designated evacuation routes, which was quickly overwhelmed.
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To avoid these side effects, you need to cut the main artery of a Greenland shark immediately, so that the blood drains out.
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More than a million tons of rock and dirt fell Saturday onto the Pacific Coast Highway, the main artery running through Big Sur.
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In Paris, many were detained before they could even reach the central site of the demonstrations along Paris's main artery, the Champs-Élysées.
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A Reuters survey of three hotels on the Khao San Road, the main artery of the Banglamphu backpacker area, found no rooms were available.
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The main artery was elevated to a causeway to avoid rising water, so the road that went through downtown now goes overhead, LaFleur said.
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Jacob Hall, who was a first-grader, was shot in a main artery in his thigh, causing massive blood loss leading to cardiopulmonary arrest.
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Highway 1, also known as the Pacific Coast Highway, is the main artery running through Big Sur, a picturesque stretch and major tourist attraction.
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According to her campaign, Arrington suffered a fracture to her back, broken ribs, and a partial collapse of the main artery in her legs.
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It said a main artery in one of Arrington's legs collapsed and that she will require additional surgery and will be hospitalized for two weeks.
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Police have accused the protesters, who are occupying the main artery between the capital and the nearby city of Rawalpindi, of throwing stones at them.
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Quickly fashioning himself into a well-respected player within the neighborhood, he lays claim to Madeira Street, a main artery in the community's core market.
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Pritlicje Bar Depending on the time of day, Pritlicje, which overlooks the main artery of Old Town, is a cafe, gallery, bar or concert venue.
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Floodwaters stretch for almost a mile over Highway 19863, a main artery so submerged that even longtime residents have a hard time picking out landmarks.
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Another reason for Jack's "widowmaker," defined as a critical blockage of the main artery down the front of the heart, might be underlying cardiovascular disease.
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The two biggest sources were the road to Baidoa and the main artery which connects the capital Mogadishu with the agriculturally-rich Lower Shabelle region.
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Unlike that movie, the camera in the new one occasionally pans from side to side to reveal the rubble lining Market Street, San Francisco's main artery.
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A broad cuff is placed over the upper arm and inflated until the main artery in the arm is completely occluded and blood flow is stopped.
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Earlier in the day, along Van Brunt Street, the area's main artery, people were caught up in conversation about the one thing that mattered right then.
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The left main artery supplies blood to two-thirds of the heart, and if it becomes totally obstructed, the patient usually dies without immediate medical intervention.
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Alaska's main artery to the Arctic, the 414-mile-long Dalton Highway, is being threatened by rapidly thawing "landslides," according to a report from Arctic Now.
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When she arrived at the hospital that day, the main artery to her heart had torn, cutting off the blood supply to her and her unborn child.
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On the procedure table, a cardiologist found a blockage in the left main artery to his heart—a "widow-maker," doctors call it—and stented it open.
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The condition occurs when the heart's aortic valve narrows, restricting blood flow from the organ into the main artery carrying blood to the rest of the body.
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Tunnel penetrated Israeli territory, IDF says The IDF described it as an "offensive Hamas terror tunnel" that served as a main artery, with several other connected tunnels.
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He has chosen a section of Sepulveda Boulevard, a main artery of Los Angeles, for this experiment—and the citizens, seem to have little say about it.
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Professionals, many priced out of Manhattan, moved into newly built townhouses, condominiums and apartment towers on both sides of River Road, the main artery along the waterfront.
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The walkway is gravel and used only by pedestrians, but old photographs confirm the path was a main artery for horses and carriages in the 19th century.
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And that blade had gone through, and the X-rays revealed that the tip of the blade was on the edge of my aorta, the main artery.
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Chideme said all roads around Harare would be rebuilt using concrete, starting with the Arcturus Road, a main artery that connects the capital to Mashonaland East Province.
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Acquazzino also noted that Prince has a catheter that connects to a main artery near his heart and runs the risk of life-threatening infection without proper care.
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She times her walk to make it as quickly and safely as possible over the main artery of the township, through narrow alleyways and into her middle school.
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Jauhar hooks the reader of "Heart" in the first few pages by describing his own health scare — an exam showed obstruction in the main artery feeding his heart.
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It would put particular pressure on the 7 line, which stretches from the West Side of Manhattan into Queens and is the main artery into Long Island City.
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Dennis Jackson, the director of the elite athlete program in South Africa, told the Associated Press Gwala's muscle, nerves and bone were damaged but they missed the main artery.
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In October, she underwent a CT scan which revealed 90 percent blockage in the heart's main artery, often called "the widow maker," and 70 percent blockage in another branch.
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While the NSR might never rival the Suez Canal as the main artery for cargo between Europe and Asia, it could still be important for the shipping of fossil fuels.
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Enriquez described Shea Boulevard as the main artery into the area and the protesters' actions were causing motorists to drive into oncoming traffic as they tried to get around them.
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North of Beirut, local channels broadcast live from other parts of the highway, the main artery to the capital, showing protesters trying to resist the army's efforts to clear a path.
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It was a drab place, dark and concrete, and we came out onto the parking lot facing High Street — Columbus's main artery — and crossed the street to wait for the bus.
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Police used water cannon and volley after volley of tear gas to try to clear the main artery of Nathan Road, which was littered with loose bricks under the bright, neon lights.
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Per the AP, the director of the elite athlete program in KwaZulu-Natal province, Dennis Jackson, said surgeons are optimistic they can save Gwala's leg because the attackers missed a main artery.
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The Red Line is the main artery on the CTA train line that runs on both elevated and underground tracks from Howard Street up North down to 95th Street on the South Side.
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TIRANA (Reuters) - A big crowd angered by new charges on the main artery linking 7Albania to Kosovo pelted police with stones and set the toll booths on fire on Saturday, television images showed.
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She will have to undergo "major surgery" to remove a portion of her small intestine and a portion of her colon, and will require a stent in the main artery in her legs.
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BuzzFeed took a hit when Facebook introduced a sweeping change in 2016 that significantly reduced the visibility of articles and videos from professional publishers in its News Feed, its main artery of content.
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Content companies everywhere are hurting, especially after Facebook introduced a sweeping change in 2016 that significantly reduced the visibility of articles and videos from publishers in News Feed, its main artery of content.
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On the final day of the pilot, a scooter rider had a minor collision with a car that was making a right turn off Hoboken's main artery, Washington Street, a city official said.
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An attorney for the victim told CNN affiliate KMGH that the bullet hit the victim's main artery and that he could have bled to death if not for a person who applied a tourniquet.
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Slip into a cobbled alley off the Rue des Francs-Bourgeois, a main artery, and you'll find yourself standing where the Duke of Orleans was assassinated in 1407 by a power-hungry rival's henchmen.
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In Harlem, the 125th Street Business Improvement District has deployed "ambassadors" with walkie-talkies to assist pedestrians — an average of 950,000 a month — on this main artery packed with stores, restaurants, delis and offices.
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This disease was first described in 1938, when a 5-year-old boy suddenly developed very high blood pressure and was found to have abnormalities in the main artery leading to one of his kidneys.
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While exploring the Icelandic wilderness, alone and some distance from home, Norwegian musician Susanne Sundfør spots a car flipped over on the side of a road that cuts through the area like a main artery.
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"Powerful bloodline?" sounds like we're supposed to be thinking of a dynasty from "Game of Thrones," like House Targaryen (Team Daenerys here), but today the "line" is the AORTA, the main artery of the body.
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"I exercise daily, eat as healthy as possible and yet had a shock of a lifetime when I was told that I had a 90% blockage in the main artery of my heart," Lucci wrote.
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The scandal began when multiple lanes were closed unannounced and during peak commuting time in September 2013 on the George Washington Bridge, a main artery for commuters coming from New Jersey to New York City.
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An attorney for the wounded man told CNN affiliate KMGH that the bullet hit a main artery and that his client could have bled to death if someone had not applied a tourniquet to his leg.
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The commission could decide that the dam — which Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi resisted as opposition leader because of the environmental impact it would have on the nation's main artery, the Irrawaddy River — should not be built.
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The tear to her aorta -- the main artery that carries blood from the heart to the rest of the body -- ran from her upper to lower abdomen and affected the blood flow for her kidneys, Murawsky explained.
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Another development: Warring sides in Yemen's brutal civil war took their biggest step yet toward peace: a cease-fire in the port city of Hudaydah, the main artery for humanitarian aid into the bombed and starving country.
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An attorney for the victim told CNN affiliate KMGH that the bullet hit the victim's main artery and that he could have bled to death, if not for a person who applied a tourniquet to the victim's leg.
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First staged at London's hit-incubating Almeida Theater in 2017, "Ink" charts Murdoch's seduction of one Larry Lamb (Jonny Lee Miller), an editor steeped in the old-school values of Fleet Street, then the main artery of British journalism.
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A deep recession in Italy and a global slump in the shipping industry have hit the local economy, which is now grappling with the fallout from the deadly collapse of a Genoa bridge that severed the port's main artery to Europe.
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Kurdish and Iraqi military sources say the initial move will be westwards from Makhmour to the town of Qayyara on the Tigris River, which would sever Islamic State's main artery between Mosul and territory it controls further south and east.
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I also had to go back into surgery two more times following the initial operation—the first time because of a leak in my biliary tract and the second to fix a blockage in the main artery of my liver.
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More than 150 years after losing their land to ranchers, who in turn lost it to Los Angeles, several thousand Paiute tribal members still live on a handful of reservations strung along Highway 395, the main artery through the Owens Valley.
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A deep recession in Italy and a global slump in the shipping industry have hit Genoa's local economy, which is now grappling with the fallout from the deadly collapse of a bridge that severed the port's main artery to Europe.
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In 1968, Dr. Johnson and his team took another path, sewing segments of veins from multiple arteries end to end and stitching them directly into the aorta, the body's main artery, bypassing cardiac ducts where the flow of blood was impeded.
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Despite the lawsuit, the ILWU holds a tremendous amount of leverage at a time when their workers continue to support the main artery of food, goods, medical supplies, and consumer items entering ports from Kodiak all the way to San Diego.
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A total of 11 permanent artworks have also been installed in the museum, eight of which have been made by women, including one mind-bending and unique, non-functional staircase, constructed by Monika Sosnowska situated in the museum's main artery.
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He brought on several of the city's major philanthropic arts organizations to help fund the first arm of a light rail system that will serve a short stretch of the Woodward Avenue corridor — the main artery of the city's downtown area.
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Costa Rica is a main artery in the cocaine route for product destined for North America, and as such, it has a thriving drug economy—a portion of which is based on tourists from around the world who go there to party.
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Over the last four years, many small companies rushed to win capacity on Colonial pipeline's Line 3003 - the main artery that moves gasoline from the U.S. Gulf Coast to the Atlantic Coast - in the hope of building "shipper history," sources at large U.S. refiners said.
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The NoHo Arts District, a revitalized section of North Hollywood known for its small theaters and lively restaurants, is a 10-minute drive, and the Studio City section of Ventura Boulevard, the San Fernando Valley's main artery, is 10 to 15 minutes south by car.
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In August I moved into a walk-up on a main artery of West Philly, and I lay awake that first sweltering night with the windows open to catch what passed for a breeze, waiting for the unfamiliar sounds of traffic to die down.
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Sources have said Colonial shippers began booking vessels to transport fuel as the gasoline Line 1, the main artery that connects the U.S. Gulf Coast and the East Coast has been partially shut down for about 10 days following a 6,000-8,000 barrel leak in Alabama.
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Their birth requires a brief anatomy lesson: Kegs consist of two body halves, two chimes—the top and bottom, handles and base—as well as a neck and tube, the foramen magnum that will eventually hold the spear, the main artery through which the beer will flow.
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So, what doctors do is they thread a catheter up through the femoral artery, which is the main artery in your leg down by the groin, then they go up through the abdominal aorta and they turn either left or right depending on which kidney they&aposre going to.
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On the way, she called the hospital's Head of Cardiology, Dr. Richard Shlofmitz, who told her to meet him in the ER. There, she underwent a CT scan which revealed 90 percent blockage in the heart's main artery, often called "the widow maker," and 70 percent blockage in another branch.
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Still, the 12-day disruption on Colonial, the main artery that flows about 1.3 million barrels per day of fuel from the refining hub on the Gulf Coast to cities all the way up to the East Coast illustrates the impact even a relatively brief disruption can have on gasoline prices.
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When asked what situations he could see the ombudsman being involved in, the legislator listed hypothetical problems sprouting from the proposed HOV-3 lane over the Williamsburg Bridge, or 'busway' on 14th Street, which will close the main artery to private vehicular traffic from 5am to 10pm, seven days a week.
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But this Memorial Day weekend they were greeted with a jarring new sight along an otherwise piney, bucolic stretch of Sunrise Highway, the main artery leading to the Hamptons: two six-story illuminated billboards being hastily constructed by a local Native American tribe just in time for the high season.
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According to a new study published Monday in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology, researchers found that training for and completing a marathon, even at relatively low intensity levels, was associated with reversing age-related stiffening of the body's main artery, the aorta, and helped to reduce blood pressure.
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For the current study, researchers examined data on 5,306 black men and women enrolled in the Jackson Heart Study in Mississippi to see how any current or past smoking might influence their risk of having early, symptomless indications of PAD in the extremities and in the aorta, the body's main artery.
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Mecidiyeköy was like Texas, like you see in movies, everywhere was full of special forces police teams, all roads were blocked, people on the streets were running on the main artery either to the grocery stores to stock food or to ATMs to draw extra money, or simply running home.
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Rates start at 210,2160 euros, or about $1250 Amid the fashionable shops of Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, Élysée Palace (residence of the French president), and the bustling gardens rimming Champs-Élysées, Hotel Splendide Royal offers a perk: the ability to forget that you are in the heart of the 8th arrondissement, the city's main artery.
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Rio's horror week: Body parts found Spate of crime Rio has been rocked by a spate of negative headlines in recent weeks, including an Australian Paralympic athlete who was robbed at gunpoint, reports of 20 armed men breaking into a municipal hospital to free a drug kingpin, and a doctor killed by random gunfire on the main artery connecting the airport to the city.
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About 90% of food, fuel and medicines consumed in Yemen is imported, with 70% of that coming through Hodeidah, according to the UN. "Taking over Hodeidah could be called an act of madness in every meaning of the word because Hodeidah is (a) city full of civilians and it holds the main artery for all Yemenis, in the North and in the South," Sanaa resident Aly Al-Mahdy said.
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Last November, I spotted a Fendi Peekaboo bag, a Saint Laurent Sac de Jour bag, a Balmain biker leather jacket and Men's Louis Vuitton Icare briefcase Off the main artery, Rue de Passy, on a cobblestone pedestrian market street, you'll find Coeur de Luxe, a small shop tricked out like the ultimate French walk-in closet: tuxedo jackets, Céline blouses, Breton striped knits and Chanel tweeds alongside Jean-Claude Jitrois leather, sheared furs by Sylvie Schimmel and no shortage of gold-buckled belts, bags and shoes.
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