The code was malformed, leading to it being inserted twice.
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Behold the lolling tongue, the malformed limb, the crooked tail!
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Usually they have just one malformed vein in their brain.
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Dissections showed blackened teeth, discolored organs, malformed hooves, oozing slime.
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This dense, malformed food creature should have stayed in the bag.
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Detailed micro-CT scan of the stillborn baby, showing the malformed skull.
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To make things clear, she also circled around her malformed pinky finger.
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He had peered through his microscope at countless malformed proteins and twisted axons.
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Could it have been bad code hammering the servers with repeated or malformed requests?
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Like some cancer patients undergoing radiation therapy, many of the birds have malformed sperm.
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Another case seeks financial compensation for a woman who was carrying a malformed fetus.
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The European game is also absent that malformed disaster known as the television timeout.
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They also try out some digital bodies other than the aforementioned malformed Second Life skins.
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From other points of view, his extending ceilings and illusionary domes looked flat or malformed.
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It began with the troubled circumstances of my birth: I had a malformed intestinal tract.
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On the mainland, blog after blog reported that Taiwan's biaoqing packs were outdated and laughably malformed.
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This type of malformed male is a constant in each of the crime problems listed above.
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More wrenching, babies begin to be born with malformed bodies, poisoned by the experimental drug thalidomide.
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The castle has fully embraced its celebrity, emblazoning its 2016 events program with its malformed mug.
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That's the sad reality for this 10-month-old cat who can't walk due to malformed legs.
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It occurs when the kidney is malformed and full of cysts and, as a result, can't function.
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Why do we have larger numbers of mostly young males becoming malformed and committing horrible violent crimes?
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More importantly, though, when it comes to climate change, "Is there hope?" is just a malformed question.
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The presence of enlarged or malformed capillaries in this area, the nail fold, indicate an underlying connective tissue disease.
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They can also die in the womb, or they can suffer other defects from malformed limbs to subtle brain damage.
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Three days earlier, she had discovered that the fetus in her womb was malformed and had no chance of survival.
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An artery in his brain was dangerously malformed and at risk of exploding due to a defect called an aneurysm.
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The devil's fingers burst from egg-like sacs, the tentacle-like structures slowly spreading like a malformed, grasping demon hand.
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The pain the teen was experiencing came from a tumor made from the malformed twin's remaining teeth, hair, and bones.
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Deviants got the substantially shittier end of the experiment stick and are physically malformed and have lesser powers compared to Eternals.
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A gravity map of Earth then winds up looking more like the malformed wad below rather than a smooth uniform sphere.
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"If he had infected a pregnant woman we would be facing a malformed child or an abortion," Burioni wrote on Facebook.
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Her shapes owe something to Brancusi and cartoons, which is to say they always feel perfect and malformed, graceful and awkward.
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Silvanovich explained that the vulnerability worked by triggering a corruption error and crashing the app when a malformed RTP packet was received.
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In 2013, the Supreme Court refused to allow an ill woman carrying a malformed fetus to have a potentially life-saving abortion.
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They diagnosed Itzmara with fetus-in-fetu, a rare condition where a malformed fetus is found in the body of its twin.
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Adakveo, made by Novartis, can prevent episodes of nearly unbearable pain that occur when malformed blood cells get stuck in blood vessels.
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Hypospadias is a birth defect leading to a malformed urethra; one in every 200 boys is born with some type of hypospadias.
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The first prominent example is the malformed ransomware known as WannaCry, which used EternalBlue to sweep the world on May 12, 2017.
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Goodman, like Joyce Pensato, depicts figures with exaggerated features— outsized ears, or malformed heads, or eyes that are too large or too small.
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The thing about starting over is that, compared to diving yet again into a tangle of apparently malformed code, it feels really good.
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As I back away in awe, I watch an oily, malformed black serpent creature begin spilling out of the cracks in Gundyr's armor.
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Editorial On Tuesday, a woman infected with the Zika virus gave birth to a girl with microcephaly, a malformed head, in New Jersey.
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The cranium has ruminated for decades in a display case, amid pathological and anatomical anomalies such as malformed fetuses and pickled liver stones.
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It often develops as a result of a malformed joint the dog was born with, prompting some owners to opt for corrective surgery.
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The law makes exceptions for pregnancies that are the result of rape or that endanger the mother's health or for fetuses that are malformed.
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I recognize in Agent Cooper that coalescence of malformed time and experience: the stillness of being in a great rush while stuck in limbo.
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She has found that mutations associated with tooth abnormalities in mice also show up in genetic studies of people with missing or malformed teeth.
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Yet in the right hands, progressives continued to muse, information monopolies might be powerful tools for re-wiring societies malformed by racism, sexism, and transphobia.
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The spider, or Virginia, stands naked on six legs, the bodies of three women joined together while they struggle against one another, flailing malformed arms.
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Malformed, with one bulging eye, it was shaped like the kind of rag doll that only a very warped or very lonely child would enjoy.
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In addition, most patients (though not this one) with H.H.T. develop red freckle-size spots, known as telangiectasias, tiny malformed vessels located throughout the body.
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At quick glance, this mass could trick anyone into thinking it's a sailboat, with a red, pink, and purple sail, like a malformed, tricolor flag.
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For years, he had been troubled by the rise in testicular cancer, as well as an increase in the number of boys with malformed testes.
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The link between Zika and microcephaly was strengthened recently when the CDC found the virus in tissue from three malformed fetuses, the New York Times reported.
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As with the genes that cause thalassaemia and favism, inheriting even a single copy of the malformed version of this gene is enough to cause HCM.
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It was before doctors had determined that the virus could cause microcephaly, a birth defect in which children have malformed heads and severely stunted brain development.
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Think about what a malformed system we have if we cause our young people to accumulate so much debt that they can basically never crawl out.
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But mistakes happen, and malformed data can form a "route leak" that leads to confusion over where internet traffic should go, and can lead to massive outages.
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Puerto Rico's economy (itself malformed by over a century of colonialism) has spent the last several years battered by a debt crisis and US-government-imposed austerity.
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Both agencies have avoided directly addressing an even more controversial question: whether women who learn that their fetuses are malformed by the virus should be offered abortions.
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In the spring of 21983, at Crown Street Women's Hospital in Sydney, Australia, Dr. McBride, an obstetrician, delivered a baby who had malformed arms and other problems.
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She has openly revealed that she struggled with a genetic disease called incontinentia pigment, which left her with bald spots and requiring dentures due to malformed teeth.
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The investigation is underway after more than a dozen babies were born with rare birth defects, including missing or malformed limbs, over a period of about 15 years.
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Because of this behavior — behavior that happens nowhere else in the Switch's operating system — you can send malformed commands to the Switch and access some very basic functions.
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After examining the teen, doctors found she had the rare condition fetus in fetu, or FIF, where a malformed fetus is found in the body of its twin.
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It wasn't the first serious surgery for Ethan, who suffers from heterotaxy syndrome, a rare, genetic disorder which causes internal organs to be malformed, missing, multiplied, or misplaced.
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This paper, published in the science journal Genome Research, presented evidence showing that a series of genetic mutations were responsible for the strange features seen in the malformed specimen.
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An investigation is underway in France after more than a dozen babies were born with rare birth defects, including missing or malformed limbs, over about a 0003-year period.
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In the late 1950s and early 1960s, about 10,000 babies worldwide were born with malformed or missing limbs after their mothers received the drug thalidomide to treat morning sickness.
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In one case, a 27-year-old man recalled having the malformed mass since childhood but said it didn't cause him any pain until he was 26 years old.
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This scientific advance is huge in terms of opening doors for women and families who had given up on the idea of having children because of diseased or malformed organs.
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In another case, a 27-year-old man recalled having a malformed mass since childhood but said it didn&apost cause him any pain until he was 26 years old.
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There have also been malformed births in two departments in western France: four in the Morbihan area between 103 to 2013, and three in neighbouring Loire-Atlantique in 2007 and 2008.
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A new study in pigs suggests that an implanted motor may be able to treat babies with malformed esophagi, a devastating condition that is currently treated through invasive, weeks-long medical procedures.
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In El Salvador in 2013, the Supreme Court refused to allow an ill woman carrying a malformed fetus to have a potentially life-saving abortion in a case that sparked global outcry.
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After a few days of these horrific word-manglers appearing on the site, whether they were his malformed children or not, Maidment resigned, citing an "entrepreneurial opportunity" he simply had to pursue.
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He saw cows with stringy tails, malformed hooves, giant lesions protruding from their hides and red, receded eyes; cows suffering constant diarrhea, slobbering white slime the consistency of toothpaste, staggering bowlegged like drunks.
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Rendered in a shifting palette of pinks, greens, blues and the occasional flash of cadmium, his malformed figures seem to exist in a constant dream (nightmare?) state—suspended between reality and the sublime.
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"The Beautiful People" was your own and it showed it: the artist is so close to his own work that his view becomes warped, malformed, the emphasis is placed in the wrong place.
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But about 18 months ago, Brazilian officials began to sound alarms that it was to blame for an otherwise mysterious outbreak of babies born with microcephaly, or unusually small heads and malformed brains.
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But unlike in people, coronary artery disease, or atherosclerosis, is much less likely to be one of them, though dogs can develop congestive heart failure, especially if they have a malformed heart valve.
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Not all hearts are this expensive, but my son, Ethan, was born with heterotaxy syndrome, a rare condition that can cause any of the internal organs to be malformed, misplaced, multiplied, or missing altogether.
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Certain malformed proteins, known as prions, enlist recruits and attack the brain in the class of diseases called spongiform encephalopathies, which include Creutzfeldt-Jakob in humans and scrapie and mad cow disease in animals.
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Those efforts include floppy female half-figures from the "Bunny Gets Snookered" series and the abstract, coiled knots of the strikingly expressive "NUD" pieces, which can suggest entangled couples, malformed fists or Matisse sculptures.
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At two state-run markets, where the government sets prices, the shelves this past week were monuments to starch — sweet potatoes, yucca, rice, beans and bananas, plus a few malformed watermelons with pallid flesh.
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There was a contribution, both to the kind of malformed political system, the turbulence we're having, and also of course one of our topics will be, kind of like internet trolls and hate speech.
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"I want to create a social conscience with my work, an awareness about what we are turning into," said Yulier Rodriguez, whose alien-like creatures often look malformed, with limbs protruding from heads, and malnourished.
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To code in TrumpScript is to write in malformed sentences consisting of only pre-approved words (all other words are stripped out) and only a small subset of logical operators afforded in other programming languages.
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The lump was actually a tumor that contained the remnants of the girl's malformed twin, including teeth, bones, and hair, according to the doctors, who wrote about their findings in the journal BMJ Case Reports.
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The dwarf in question is his son Tyrion, whom he has despised since the day the malformed boy was born, an instant reaction that finally turns out to have been Tywin's only long-term mistake.
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Some VRChat players enjoy dressing themselves as a malformed version of Knuckles, running around looking for female avatars, clicking their tongues, and asking everyone around them, "do you know the way?" in an African accent.
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In Brazil, the number of infants born with shrunken, malformed brains has gone up by a factor of 10 since Zika entered the country, and scientists there are trying to establish a causal link to the virus.
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I've told friends their company nauseates me, and told parents they've malformed my brain, and told the person I've loved that they've allowed me to rob a fraction of their life and that's somehow made them guilty.
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When Robotti was moved to a hospital in Syracuse just after hearing of her malformed anatomy, she recalls lying in a bed in a room next to a girl who had two complete sets of reproductive organs.
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His twitchy debut LP Piteous Gate came out in 2015 around the peak of a mainstream fascination with a group of producers who gnawed at the conventions of club music and presented something a little stickier and malformed.
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We discover this world through a small cast of outlaw medical practitioners: brilliant surgeon Doc; his level-headed assistant Molly; and Billy, a street-smart bladerunner with a malformed foot that's shut him out of more respectable work.
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New Jersey officials legalized periodic bear hunts to control the population, a strategy that garnered national attention after hunters killed Pedals, a popular bear with malformed front paws that learned to walk upright, during a cull in 2014.
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Consultations among doctors in Brazil and the United States have increased in the last two weeks, and some of the leading authorities on the condition are finding patterns of unusual devastation in scans of the newborns' malformed brains.
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"It remains unclear if the malformed right pectoral fin of this individual or other factors may underlie this deviation from the common bias," according to the paper, which was published Tuesday in the journal Royal Society Open Science.
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Many of the sites appear to have no user comments on their content, and the articles are written in a malformed version of English that suggests they were automatically generated, or produced by a writer with low proficiency in the language.
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Its vision of the future is never mind-blowing, but it's chilling and tragic when Durand sees a sociopathic endpoint for designer babies: children with uncanny adult intelligence on one hand, malformed experiments and pitiless child soldiers on the other.
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Daniel's basement studio—in which he churned out illustrations, films, and malformed pop-hits, all while buoyed by his nurturing but confused middle-class parents—was an eerie mirror of my own self-appointed savant-cum-uselessly dependent-son existence.
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This isn't speculation, Halderman insists: A study done in 2007 for Ohio found multiple vulnerabilities in ES&S's Unity election management system that would let an attacker send it malformed election data in order to run malicious code on the system.
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Sickle cell trait is now known to protect against malaria, which is why sickle cell, a painful and debilitating disease caused by malformed blood cells, is found frequently — but not only — in people with African heritage, because malaria thrives in Africa.
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The Vatican didn't immediately provide a transcript of his remarks, but the ANSA news agency quoted him as denouncing the prenatal tests that can result in parents choosing to terminate a pregnancy if the fetus is malformed or suffering other problems.
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Similarly, the malformed, distorted men in Jones' single-panel drawings appear disproportionate and off-kilter, occupying a lonely, sex-starved universe where proposals for lovemaking are reasonably answered with the artist's requests for bacon sandwiches, mozzarella sticks, spaghetti, fried fish, and mini corndogs.
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Although it can be granted up to the 25th week from conception, the pregnancy can only be terminated under three circumstances: when the mother's health is in jeopardy, in criminally proven cases of rape or incest, and when the fetus is malformed.
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" He even brought a successful court case in Florida against a statute that prohibited "the exhibition for pay or compensation of any crippled or physically distorted, malformed or disfigured person in any circus, side show or other place where admission fee is charged.
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Whether my distress was the result of brain chemistry or some malformed gene or what I saw in Iraq or entirely brought on by my own actions, it was real enough that I was willing to do almost anything to make it stop.
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The Zika virus caught the world's attention last year after experts noticed that a small percentage of women carrying the virus in Latin America were giving birth to children with microcephaly, a defect that causes malformed heads and severely stunts brain development.
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Checkpoint found that malformed subtitle files can give hackers the ability to embed code into subtitle files popular with pirated movies and TV. Because these subtitles are usually trusted by video players and users alike they were an oft-overlooked vector for hack attacks.
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After headlines circulated about the passed over special needs cat — who required a unique home because he army crawls, due to malformed legs — the shelter received almost 2,000 inquiries from over 40 states, Canada, the United Kingdom, Spain, Thailand, China and Australia, regarding Ivan's adoption.
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Thousands of babies born with malformed heads have deservedly captured media attention, but the less-mentioned GBS poses a unique challenge that is magnified in the developing world, where lack of access to medical treatments that can make a difference will likely prove lethal.
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We certainly know that anti-Semitic, chauvinistic journalism of the period portrayed Jews as paragons of the threatening and repulsive immigrant, their quarter rife with dirt, poverty, and disease, their bodies weak and malformed, and their culture supposedly alien to the Western potential for creative expression.
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Zika was not considered a serious disease until late last year, when dozens of babies with tiny heads and malformed brains — a condition known as microcephaly — were born in hospitals in northeast Brazil to mothers who had been infected with the virus six to nine months beforehand.
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The new study, published today in Genome Research, highlights a series of mutations responsible for the malformed specimen, revealing genetic anomalies in not one but several genes responsible for healthy bone development—including some mutations and resulting physical manifestations that have never been recorded before in a human.
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Poland's current laws on pregnancy termination are similar to those in Ireland: A women can access abortion up to 25 weeks only when her life is in danger, there was a "criminally proven" rape or case of incest, or the fetus is "seriously malformed," according to the Guardian.
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The Vatican didn&apost immediately provide a transcript of his remarks, but the ANSA news agency and the SIR agency of the Italian bishops&apos conference quoted him as denouncing the pre-natal tests that can result in parents choosing to terminate a pregnancy if the fetus is malformed or suffering other problems.
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By the time you get to the fabled center of a Tootsie Pop, your first inclination is to throw away what's left of the sticky lollipop — but apparently that malformed chocolate in the center is your reward for making it through seven minutes of licking orange or lemon flavor (which are actually not bad). Pass.
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Catalin Cimpanu reports on its latest evolution, which exploits a sharing feature inside Google to make incorrect "knowledge panels" show up alongside search results: While sharing search result page URLs for queries like "Who invented sliced bread" with an incorrect knowledge panel passes as an innocent prank, sharing malformed URLs for search queries like "Who's responsible for 9/11" and highlighting results like Judaism can have serious consequences in today's complicated political climate.
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Point is it's both bright, ecstatic, and kinda malformed, which is likely what's drawn him fans from all corners of the electronic music world—from the hi-gloss beatmakers like Slugabed (and his label Activia Benz, which once released an Iglooghost EP as a helium balloon) to Malliagh's childhood hero Flying Lotus, who released some gross-out fare of his own earlier this year and whose Brainfeeder imprint will release Iglooghost's debut LP Neō Wax Bloom on September 29.
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