Family: He became disabled after near-death crash Scott was in a near-death motorcycle crash last year that left him disabled, family members said.
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Even his dying comes in cycles: a near-death (at one point Andret's doctor seems to be digging his grave!), a remarkable recovery, another near-death, etc.
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Deadlines -- and near death experiences -- sharpen the senses.
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Near-Death Experience: Just like Ryan Gosling's alien abduction sketch from earlier in the season, Kate McKinnon steals the spotlight in this sketch about three women who had a near-death experience.
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He called it a "near death experience" at the time.
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The young father said his son is now near death.
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First Near Death Experience:Back in high school I greened out.
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Gamache sustained head injuries that reportedly left him near death.
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More From VICE: Surfer Greg Long on His Near-Death Experience In the new study coming out of Belgium, the researchers analyzed 154 freely written testimonies from people who've had a near-death experience.
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She gets herself into near-death experiences with drugs and alcohol.
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Honestly, how many near-death scenes will Glenn get this season?
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It was, says a senior ASEAN diplomat, a "near-death experience".
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It's like she has her own kind of near-death experience.
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They had a near death experience with mobile, I wrote about.
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"We were really united around that near death experience," Mackey says.
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It touches on near-death experiences and the rings of Saturn.
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Mr. Jansons said his own near-death experience changed him musically.
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St. Barts recently survived a near-death experience of its own.
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The first journey takes place in 1909, when Theo is near death.
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The near-death experience only makes Alice more enamored with The Farm.
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A shootout, once your character is visibly near death, becomes more tense.
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The financial pressures, coupled with mismanagement, led to a near-death experience.
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But a near-death experience is basically the story of this campaign.
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Following is a timeline of events of its near-death collapse. Feb.
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After a near-death experience, Chidi goes to see a neuroscience professor.
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This time warp sensation recurs in many accounts of near death experiences.
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"Two-near death experiences that you just don't expect," Deseriee Edman said.
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Our leaders brought Europe back from near-death status with spectacular results.
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We all get at least one near-death experience, sooner or later.
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After my near-death experience, we moved back to the United States.
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Ties After my near-death experience, I lost my fear of death.
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Hi's near-death experience also clarifies, for him, his own life's worth.
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ZTE's near-death experience drove Huawei to begin planning for similar contingencies.
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In the crisis in 2009 the company had an almost near-death experience.
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A biker had a near death experience, and caught it all on camera.
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You look into the halls of hell, and near-death experience changes you.
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I had the near-death experience, and came back, and it changed me.
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Not sure that's the face of someone who had a near-death experience.
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That led to his second near-death experience, eight years later, in 2007.
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Neither of these near-death experiences appears to have prompted much soul-searching.
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Angel Eyedealism: When I was a young lady, I had near-death experiences.
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Terminal is inspired by the testimonies of survivors of Near Death Experiences (NDEs).
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Anecdotally, DMT has often been closely associated with near-death experiences, Tagliazucchi says.
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Talked about his many battles of near death, but was never in Vietnam.
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He could free prisoners near death so they do not die in prison.
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Ideas we had hoped were near death have a new verve and vigor.
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His case was given an expedited trial because doctors say he's near death.
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His career has been littered with one near-death experience after the other.
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In fact, the long bull market had a near-death experience in December.
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"It's only acceptable to break your fast if you're near death," he said.
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He credits a near-death experience with forging his relentlessly positive life outlook.
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He felt personally responsible for Brittany's near death in that gas station bathroom.
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Their captor, a scientist, has chosen them because they survived near-death experiences.
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For the families of people near death, Trish Rogers provides a unique memorial.
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Or putting them on near-death because they just cut off traffic to them.
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Here's a question: do a cat's nine lives replenish after horrifying, near-death experiences?
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Cynicism and anger have kept her from fully embracing therapy, and she's near death.
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Zoey assumes a near-death encounter will snap Vivek out of the drug trade.
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The protagonists all struggle on Earth to be better people following near-death experiences.
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Now, with Jackson's post near-death experience search for meaning, the show has one.
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If you survive a ten-day, near-death experience, then you'll become religious too.
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Rinna said to me that Kim is on the path to destruction — near death.
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"You're telling Eden [Sassoon] I'm not sober and [that] I'm near death," Richards said.
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That suffering need not be physical, and the patient need not be near death.
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Claire's legs are splayed, blood is everywhere and she looks to be near death.
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I began researching NDEs (Near Death Experiences) reading all the books I could find.
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Those widely publicized near-death experiences of light and peace are interesting, no doubt.
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Geniality prevails through "Near-Death Experiences," at least when it comes to prose merchandise.
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For years, the agency approved only prisoners who were near death or completely debilitated.
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"Going through a near-death illness is similar to returning from combat," he said.
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But on Friday he made no mention of his near-death primary that year.
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The wilderness-death or near-death "case study" is a literary genre unto itself.
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The following is an outtake from our oral history of Obamacare's near-death experiences.
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Again, Yvonne's near-death experience was caused by Lilith's passion for inciting chaos and violence.
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During the first half of the twentieth century, German society underwent a near-death experience.
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One serval kitten, named Sammy, was near death and needed immediate subcutaneous fluids to survive.
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"The thing about Bette is that even near death, she knew her brand," Murphy explained.
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But before the company could take off, it was faced with a near-death crisis.
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Near-death experiences are often talked about, but actually researching them can be pretty difficult.
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Encountering it is like a near-death experience, at once traumatic and profoundly, permanently illuminating.
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Maybe I can reach a higher plain spiritually without being in a near-death experience.
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Those provisions, called presumptive eligibility and retroactive eligibility, just had their own near-death experience.
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"He had a near-death experience," paramedic and flight officer Matt Calcutt told the newspaper.
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Rumors began circulating around noon that he was near death and then flooded social media.
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Doctors said Scalise was near death after he suffered shattered bones and damaged internal organs.
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When you go through a near-death experience—you feel terrified for quite some time.
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It had repeated near-death experiences before finally it was passed and signed into law.
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"A major project like this is a series of near-death experiences," Mr. Porcari said.
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Before long, the king's enemies came to slay Sunfyre, expecting to find it near death.
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And ZTE's near-death experience has strengthened China's resolve to shore up its chip industry.
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For most people, in most years, a near-death experience would be the marquee event.
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Wind and other renewables face near-death experiences every time subsidies come up for renewal.
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There's little character growth to be gained from yet another near-death experience after five seasons of constant near-death experiences, and because he has a baby on the way, Glenn arguably has even more reason to believe in humanity's better angels than before.
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This nerve-wracking, near-death encounter turned into a Christmas gift of sorts for the dogs.
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Joe Jackson has been hospitalized with terminal cancer and is near death, according to multiple reports.
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One near death, however, may most closely tie these horrendous events to some kind of curse.
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And when he awakes after his latest near-death experience, there she is, waiting for him.
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Until recently, however, Andrea was not aware of a likely cause of those near-death experiences.
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She had never been religious, but I know even atheists sometimes turn to God near death.
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Along with becoming best buddies with Bloom's dog, the pup also endured a near-death experience.
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One near-death experience for a Colorado couple ended up making their love truly come alive.
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A special effects artist added skin blemishes and wrinkles that imply the figures are near death.
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Hitchhiking, drugs, near-death experiences; god-fearing families in New Jersey and experimental academies in California.
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There were drugs, street fights, anxiety, depression, and a near death experience to deal with first.
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Embraced by the Light is a spiritual book about author Betty J. Eadie's near-death experience.
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Nobody cares what you look like when they're near death and just want to be saved.
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Astronauts had other near-death experiences in the years leading up to the moon landing, too.
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But the mission put Armstrong into a near-death spin, which is portrayed in the film.
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In the early 1990s, when Milarch was in his 40s, he had a near-death experience.
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Johnson's case was the first to go to trial because doctors said he was near death.
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He also guided the American International Group through its near-death experience during the financial crisis.
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Yet there are no widely accepted guidelines for dealing with these patients as they near death.
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And now, despite being near death a month ago, it plans to keep on opening more.
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The crisis of maternal death and near-death also persists for black women across class lines.
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The emergencies and other setbacks have prompted speculation in tabloid media that he is near death.
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The season started out by questioning whether people could improve themselves after having near-death experiences.
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The Affordable Care Act's first near-death experience came before it was ever signed into law.
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It's still pretty dumb to have Carl's near-death experience come so soon after Glenn's, though.
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Lamar Odom, months removed from a tragic near-death experience, was there to support his former teammate.
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Living in space is more than a series of near-death experiences, it's a parade of indignities.
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With the help of skin grafts and medical tattooing he fought his way back from near death.
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Several people did die in "The Long Night," but most of the leads survived near-death experiences.
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These animals usually come from horrific circumstances and are often near death when they reach these sanctuaries.
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Peck discovered the concept while caring for pets while he was convalescing following a near death experience.
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When Odom was hospitalized and near death following an overdose in 2015, Kardashian was by his side.
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"I found that when people described near-death experiences, there were a few common elements," said Swoon.
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Throughout his 36 year career as a BMX rider, he's faced serious injuries and near death experiences.
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How do you rebuild an orchestra that had, as Mr. Smith calls it, a "near death experience"?
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"While near death type experiences are certainly a wake-up call, I'm feeling great physically," Okung said.
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Scott's family has said he was disabled after being in a near-death motorcycle crash last year.
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The Hawaii Institute's efforts to develop hardier corals thus include administering a near-death experience to them.
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We started talking and as we're talking she tells me that she had a near death experience.
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Chris Gursky shared his extremely frightening near-death experience hang-gliding in Switzerland on YouTube on Monday.
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Still, he says that out of all the near-death experiences, the bear attack was the worst.
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What kept the Hound going through his long near-death experience, Brother Ray asks his new friend.
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Hundreds of young, hypothermic, near-death turtles wash up on the shores of Cape Cod every year.
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Near Death, though, lasts just long enough to come to a sharp, satisfying, and entirely earned conclusion.
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When people have near death experiences, or NDEs, the symptoms are often very similar: A bright light.
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After a brief fling with Donna, and a near-death experience, Noah joins AA for his alcoholism.
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Since Dini told her about his near-death experience, Lee has encouraged him to write about it.
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With three near death experiences, faith fuels his protection, and growing his art is rooted in experimentation.
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He was taken to a hospital in a coma, then to a burn center, seemingly near death.
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They were careening at top speed, but one of their horses was now near death with exhaustion.
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But it had a lasting impact: After my near-death experience, I lost my fear of death.
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It's situated near Death Valley National Park on the edge of the Inyo Mountains in Owens Valley.
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We like what we like sexually, but it seems Joanie enjoys the thrill of being near death.
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Only one, Alcoa's Intalco plant in Washington, is currently producing aluminum, albeit after multiple near-death experiences.
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The near-death experiences -- overseas and at home -- gave Ojeda a fatalistic way of looking at politics.
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The mining and commodities giant has recovered from its near-death experience a year and half ago.
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Like other survivors of near-death experiences, some heart attack victims will develop post-traumatic stress disorder.
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Near-death experience aside, Kenny doesn't really blame the shark for taking a bite out of him.
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When Cooper-Tronnes' mother was near death in December 2016, she asked about her mother's life insurance policy.
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The Conservative Party went through its own near-death experience during the 13 years of New Labour dominance.
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His long road to recovery included another near-death experience that brought Randy and his wife even closer.
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Sixx, however, was more struck by the film's personal moments than the sequence depicting his near-death experience.
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In 2017, a near-death experience on a flight caused her to reevaluate what was important to her.
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The rescue of Roxy, who was near death when the firefighters arrived, was captured on McNelly's helmet camera.
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When Odom was hospitalized and near death following an overdose in 2015, Kardashian, 34, was by his side.
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Ryan McGuigan, the defense attorney for mobster Robert Gentile, told the Guardian that his client is near death.
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One year following Maddie Briann's near-death accident, Jamie Lynn Spears is celebrating the fact that she survived.
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He came back from near death after his family threw him into a river for ruining Fiona's wedding.
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AIG has dramatically shrunk since the New York-based insurer's near-death experience during the 2008 financial crisis.
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She seems to have gotten her powers after a near-death incident, and subsequent resuscitation by the Kree.
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This type of thinking is especially important in our oceans, which we've bloody well fished to near death.
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Some Americans are unwilling to accord undocumented immigrants sympathy even when they are in distress or near death.
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Bono's latest inspiration for his band's most recent album Songs of Experience came from a near-death experience.
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"As far as the show goes, what's interesting is a near-death experience really bonds people," Dubrow says.
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Image: EssentialHalloween has passed, but Essential hath risen from near death to deliver unto us a $150 dongle.
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User Capslockramen posted a side-by-side of her dry, bleached-to-near-death look in high school.
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Joe says that following his son's near death experience in Nevada, Kardashian called off her divorce to Lamar.
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I had a near-death experience when I was 38, right after the birth of my third child.
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She also mentions that he's heading for "big changes" and prods him about a mysterious near-death experience.
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The video, shared with VICE News, features testimonials from inmates about negative and even near-death experiences with K2.
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Obviously, an N.D.E. takes place in a "near-death context" — a situation in which one's life is in jeopardy.
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He had arrived at the sanctuary near death and required round-the-clock care from Indra and her staff.
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Deadliest Catch: Dungeon Cove star Gary Ripka opened up about his near-death experience while on a fishing expedition.
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Not only were these guys locked up, but a lot of them were really badly injured and near death.
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The camera falls and the hunter returns just a few seconds later, visibly shook by the near death experience.
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The singer told BBC Radio 1 DJ Scott Mills about her near-death experience in Hawaii, according to People.
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But like the rest of its industry, it has not fully recovered from the near-death experience of 2008.
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You know how people say your whole life flashes before your eyes when you have a near-death experience?
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Kevin Love says his battle with anxiety was at one point so debilitating he thought he was near death.
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On Thursday, Scott's mother told CNN affiliate WCSC about a "near-death" motorcycle accident her son survived last year.
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A tourist visiting Switzerland had a "near-death experience" when his first time hang gliding took a terrifying turn.
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It's not like she was upfront with them in all of their near death situations in high school. 225.
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Rob Kardashian's hospital visit had a flash of Lamar Odom's near-death ER trip ... based on a revealing pattern.
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A near-death experience in a car accident prompted Cuspert to turn to religion, according to numerous press accounts.
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During his time in the military he had many near-death experiences that led to him to develop PTSD.
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Near Death starts with your character, a pilot, walking away from a crash-landing near the abandoned Sutro Station.
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I have three kids and am still recovering from a near-death experience caused by a traumatic brain injury.
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The only firm that has been able to achieve near–Death Star status, without controlling the distribution, is Netflix.
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Those who lived through the attacks told us what they experienced: suicide bombs, gunfire, the terror of near death.
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A season of fine play, of unlikely comebacks and competitive near-death experiences, was on the line that evening.
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The effects of repeal would be swift and immediate, leading to a "near death spiral" of the individual marketplace.
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Anyone who has had a near-death experience can relate to this show, which debuts on Netflix February 1.
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"Pitkin detailed her intensifying weakness on jail forms and twice wrote that she felt near death," Oregon Live reported.
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When he was released, he was near death; she could circle his neck with the fingers of one hand.
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As a floral arrangement, it redefines the term: The flower appears isolated, dwarfed by its container, perhaps near death.
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But now, even in safety with his family, Mr. Pierce said his near-death experience will stay with him.
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A blown engine or lost altitude can be a nerve-wracking experience, and McFadden has his near-death stories.
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Since the country's near-death experience a decade ago, Kenyans live in fear of their society's capacity for violence.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk has vowed to stay away from motorcycles after a near-death experience as a teenager.
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Of course, we don't even like taxes, ranking the subject near death among those things we find most disagreeable.
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"I see life in near-death experiences and I want to (bring people along for the ride)," he said.
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Any cyclical company that went through a near-death experience has to show the market they are more disciplined.
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Anita believes that her near-death experience inured her to the fear of competition or of disrupting social norms.
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But the economic pain plan appears near death — and South Korea may soon put the final nail in the coffin.
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It is, apparently, the real, final end of a telescope that has had many near-death experiences over its lifespan.
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Number two, this company, by his own admission was near death when the stock was at this price in June.
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New research suggests that DMT really can simulate what it feels like to have one of these near-death experiences.
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While it's not exactly a scientific term, most of us have an agreed understanding of what "near-death experience" means.
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Although she grew progressively weaker during her stay, Jammeh pronounced Jatta cured and discharged her as she was near death.
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Near death illness Castro resigned as President and head of the party after a 2006 intestinal illness nearly killed him.
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It has emerged from its turbulent teenage years intact, cheating a near-death experience, the debt crisis of 2009-12.
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The one in 1980 ended in a clear victory for Canada, but the 1995 result was a near death experience.
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Referendums may be a near-death experience, but what's the alternative when politicians can't get a deal through the legislature?
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" Stone says Michelle Obama voiced concerns about him after his near death experience in a Sacramento stabbing in October. "Mrs.
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We broke the story ... Demi suffered a near-death drug overdose last month and had to be revived with Narcan.
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The Trump administration later backed down, but ZTE's near-death experience demonstrates how reliant telecom companies are on US technologies.
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Emphasizing the adventure-movie feel of Near Death is the weary, sardonic written banter between your pilot and her dispatcher.
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We like to hear those encouraging stories about the junkie whose near-death experience acts as a wake-up call.
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Here, she reveals how through most of that era, she was struggling offscreen with near-death experiences from two aneurysms.
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Peter Eavis's take: The robust health of banks is in stark contrast to their near-death state a decade ago.
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In what she calls her "near-death experience," Ms. Ackerman made a promise to herself to recalibrate her life's compass.
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In this episode, she and Lt. Wozniak (Liotta) recover from near-death experiences and then focus on new crime scenes.
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"Once you've had a near-death experience," he said, "arrogance, if you had it in your bones, has disappeared forever."
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Banks' near-death experience in 2008-09 has left them with a strong desire to hold plenty of extra cash.
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Trump is like the near-death experience that makes people forget about why they were fighting in the first place.
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My respect for the taxi drivers who negotiate near-death experiences daily only grew as Bassam wove his way through.
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Andrew had a near-death health crisis in January 2011, and woke up on his 61st birthday with a colostomy.
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In part he was motivated by a near death experience: After struggling with alcohol abuse Almaraz fell ill with pancreatitis.
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This raises significant questions about what specific aspects of near-death-experiences could be considered as universal—and what not.
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After a near-death experience during the financial meltdown of 2008, the U.S. auto industry enjoyed record sales in 2015.
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They also tend to be uplifting and inspirational in nature — football-related stories and near-death experiences are especially successful.
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Many of Cobain's followers offered words of support and shared how their own near-death experiences changed their outlook on life.
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This year alone, we saw Kim Kardashian break down over her near-death Paris robbery and sob amid her fertility woes.
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As he recovered over the next days, he had the sort of realization that sometimes results from a near-death experience.
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"I had a near-death experience last night where I felt like I was almost going to be killed," Feldman said.
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And Hiller is regularly associated with a whole host of supernatural phenomena: UFO abductions and encounters, automatism, levitation, near-death experiences.
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The worst of these, writes Bruce Riedel in his recent history of the relationship, "Kings and Presidents", constituted "near-death moments".
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After a near-death experience, Liz discovers that the man who pined over her for a decade is from another planet.
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"Rinna has said that she doesn't believe that your sister is truly sober and that she is near death," Vanderpump said.
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Entering the world as a product of rape, James faced challenge after challenge, including a near-death experience after being stabbed.
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Rukundo's near-death experience happened almost a year ago to the day, though she only recently told her tale to BBC.
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Lamar Odom's near-death experience was never supposed to be on "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" -- or so we were told.
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A Nevada man is lucky to be alive after a swim in a river quickly turned into a near-death experience.
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Maybe her new favorite book has provided her with the inner strength she needs to get over her near-death experience.
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Near Death, a first-person survival game released this summer, is easiest to describe in terms of the things it's not.
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I was so anxious that I practically dissociated from my body, circling it like a soul in a near-death experience.
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For Kole, 50, it was especially agonizing to have to tell those near death that he couldn't do anything for them.
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Near-death experiences (NDEs) are a notoriously tricky phenomenon to define in any rigorous clinical sense because of their subjective nature.
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Speaker Paul Ryan is fond of saying the effort will have several near death experiences before it's all said and done.
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"Parts of the industry had a near-death experience, while some financial institutions actually had a death experience," Mr. Moszkowski noted.
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Lundqvist appears to be fine and he looked marvelous in his 27-save effort last night, despite the near-death experience.
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But if it's the thrill of a near-death experience that you're after, nothing will do it quite like this one.
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Near the middle, the patient seems to spit, but it sounds more like an exhausted, near-death experience, choking on saliva.
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But Mr. Judge later developed a serious addiction that lasted decades, he said, and was near death a couple of times.
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The legal point on which the Act's future balances, ironically, involves the very provision that once rescued it from near death.
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Demi Lovato broke her silence on the overdose that nearly killed her ... making it clear it was a near-death experience.
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He was moved to another site and tended by two American prisoners of war, who brought him back from near death.
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The near-death experience she described wasn't funny; it was her performance of the doctor's voice that got the room laughing.
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In other words, living longer doesn't increase health care spending so much as it delays the large amount spent near death.
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And his only impulse is to fight like a thing near death: with everything he has, and by all means necessary.
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We talked for a while about his near death and extraterrestrial experiences, both of which he said he'd experienced since childhood.
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"Parts of the industry had a near-death experience, while some financial institutions actually had a death experience," Mr. Moszkowski noted.
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Mr. Macron already faced a near-death experience for his government because of protests last year by the Yellow Vest movement.
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While near-death experiences can prompt some people to reassess their priorities in life, she said that was not her style.
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She went into respiratory arrest at six weeks old, beginning a cycle of near-death struggles that went on for years.
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The company, along with other retailers, is an investor in the near-death mobile payment consortium MCX, which Goldberger nodded to.
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He's going to lean on that walker and play the 'I am in poor health and near death' card [in prison].
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On his 20th birthday, after a near-death experience — and to the dismay of his Jewish father — he became a Christian.
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The entire thing was captured on 360-degree video, which allows us to have a unique view of a near death experience.
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The two apparently are married actors on a movie set, a scene straight out of Scott Brown's (Will Brill) near-death experience.
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The series eventually expands beyond Prairie, specifically diving into the concept of near death experiences, challenging concepts of science, spirituality, and philosophy.
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I caught up with Padilla to ask him about his near-death experiences, his love for bullfighting, and how he takes criticism.
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The elephant is rebounding from its near-death experience remarkably well, headed back out into the wild after making it to land.
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Their responses were compared to those of 67 other people who had taken the same questionnaire after having genuine near-death experiences.
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The trailer then shows as Charlotte and Flarsky slowly get closer, and how a near-death incident turns their relationship more romantic.
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Even Netflix is aware of the mystique around the series, which deals with an array of otherworldly topics, namely near-death experiences.
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If Obama's withdrawal from Iraq helped bring ISIS to life, Trump's withdrawal from Syria may just bring it back from near-death.
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The company's lucky break came in the midst of one of its near-death experiences during the 2008-09 global financial crisis.
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The ACA has already survived two near-death experiences with the Supreme Court — over the mandate in 2012 and subsidies in 2015.
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Buchanan draws a parallel between Mitch, recovering from the loss of his loved one, and O'Brien, recovering from a near-death accident.
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First, Eli Ever and Victor Vale were best friends and medical students, who discovered, following near death experiences, they had super powers.
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This week's episode, "Near Death Experience," showcases what the series is best at: subverting expectations and complicating plotlines while remaining family friendly.
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Near death, he spent four days in a coma, and Khloé rushed to his side and called off their divorce proceedings temporarily.
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Günter seemed near death after 23 years of addiction, and I was slowly beginning to understand what was going on around me.
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For starters, an ego-induced near-death experience has made him more than equipped to deal with the weirdness of being famous.
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"Anglo knows it has to change because it had a near-death experience," he said in reference to the 2015 price crash.
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Near death, he spent four days in a coma, and Kardashian rushed to his side and called off their divorce proceedings temporarily.
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So much so that his life flashed before his eyes when he found himself in a near-death bike crash last year.
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But, instead of giving near-death research scientific credibility, medicalizing the experience greatly muddied the boundaries of what an N.D.E. actually is.
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Gina told Emmy magazine in September that her dad's near-death experience is what inspires her to keep pushing for her dreams.
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He recently penned an op-ed in which he described a near-death experience capturing footage of the Rocky Fire last summer.
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This story begins with a near-death experience as a child in Russia (one that led to her blindness), then being adopted.
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"Through my research I understood that people who have a near-death experience come back completely changed," Montemayor tells The Creators Project.
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I found out about this and his near-death experience that sparked the whole concept when I spoke with him this week.
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Fund-raising for Redfin was brutal in 2008 during the recession, one of the "near-death experiences" that still trouble Mr. Kelman.
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Some resurrect themselves after near-death experiences in politics, while others continue to appear politically alive even when they have actually died.
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Joe Biden's spectacular rise following his campaign's near-death experience was confirmed -- and reaffirmed -- with his overpowering victories on Super Tuesday 2.0.
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They attributed his state of near-death to sleeping pills and botulism poisoning, a conclusion that his American doctors could not corroborate.
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Now, after his near-death experience, his wife told him — more bluntly than she ever had — what she thought was going on.
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"Dunkirk" is a World War II movie, one told through soldiers, their lived and near-death experiences and their bodies under siege.
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And now, five years later, the star told Blasberg that the near-death experience has given her a greater perspective on life.
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A: I have had countless near-death experiences throughout my life, and I wouldn't say any have deterred my appetite for adventure.
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Her father was killed, and she was starved and near death by the time she managed to enter a Vietnamese refugee camp.
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For the sake of all Americans, let's hope that the lessons of the industry's near-death experience a decade ago remain fresh.
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It's not about a near-death experience, but the song and the plot give a comforting perspective on death and the afterlife.
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But the revelations are well-paced, and the general idea of near-death experiencers having the key to humanity's future has promise.
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In the past five years, the Germans have been through near-death experiences, and have belatedly created stand-alone renewables and grid businesses.
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"Been a little MIA the last two days, but a near death experience will do that to you," she wrote in the caption.
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And there are signs that a case in Louisiana could cause yet another near death experience for Obamacare, his predecessor's top domestic achievement.
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Well, name an internet company that had a very weak brand over time and was able to bring it back from near death.
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The answers were remarkably similar—all 13 volunteers scored above the minimum for determining that someone had gone through a near-death experience.
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The proposal to tax businesses on imported products, while exempting exports, suffered many near-death experiences in the 13 months it was debated.
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Image: NASAIn terms of what's going on, the researchers say the star had a kind of near-death experience prior to going supernova.
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Of course, Warhol himself suffered a near-death disaster when Valerie Solanas shot him in 1968, an incident that left him severely weakened.
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The Nice Guys star recently revealed to PEOPLE that he once had a near death experience with a 12-stepper snake in Florida.
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After the near-death experience, I started thinking about ghosts and aliens and things outside the realm of what you normally think about.
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Having a near-death experience or a rock-bottom experience does change you and enlighten you and makes you see the world differently.
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Although Kardashian West is a newbie to the mortician world, it's not the first time she's thought about vanity at — or near — death.
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A near-death experience changed one man's life — and inspired him to help thousands of other people with disabilities find joy through golf.
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" That's because Oakleigh's death and Laney's near-death have made him realize, more than ever, that "we don't have control over those things.
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As an infant, Mortara was baptized during an illness without his family's consent by his Catholic nanny, who believed he was near death.
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It ultimately sold most of its assets late last year for around $800 million, after a history that included three "near death" experiences.
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Cardi's fiancé Offset has spoken out after his own near-death experience, having been injured in a car crash in Atlanta last week.
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Once the president finds out Liv's favorite human Huck has been hospitalized following some near-death craziness, Fitz rushes to his ex's side.
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The loss of the Russian market has dealt a near death-blow to state-owned monoliths that were in need of modernisation anyway.
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Ultimately, malpractice attorneys told her that despite the near-death trauma, she had no case against the OB-GYN or the hospital. Why?
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There, he became acquainted with people under similarly grim circumstances—when they were in the grips of a medical emergency, or near death.
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It also had faced near-death experiences at least twice before, after the 1998 Long-Term Capital Management collapse and after the Sept.
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The near-death experience of a drug overdose can be the breaking point in the cycle of addiction and a catalyst for treatment.
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Those who knew him and saw him in his final days said the master showman betrayed no sign that he was near death.
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While Monchaux's may be one of the oldest medical descriptions of a near-death experience, or NDE, the phenomenon itself is much older.
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Khloé has said that her home is inhabited by her late father, and that she had visions before Lamar Odom's near-death experience.
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The comedian's new cover story with Vanity Fair mentions her near-death experience after injuring her leg while surfing alone as a teen.
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Though he's pushing 80, Sisneros looks ten years younger, a fact made more startling when you consider his propensity for near-death experiences.
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This is Clarke's first major movie post-"Game of Thrones," and it has a real-world connection to her own near-death experience.
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Still, like the Gospel story of Lazarus, who was said have returned to life, all those who experience near-death illuminations eventually die.
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More patients like him are living longer with heart failure, but there are no widely accepted guidelines for care as they near death.
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Because of local distrust, people with Ebola often reach treatment units only when near death, too late for any treatment to save them.
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Near Death Experiences The Many-Faced God does not like having lives stolen from him, but a lot of characters defy death anyway.
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"The team has had very serious near-death experiences in the past, what with all the talk about going somewhere else," Kaval said.
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With a birder's eye for detail, White takes us on his painful, near-death descent — which seems as if it may never end.
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This tragedy of black infant mortality is intimately intertwined with another tragedy: a crisis of death and near death in black mothers themselves.
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But Parsons, a Citi director since 1996, felt he had no choice but to help save the bank from its near-death experience.
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It's there that she meets Dr. Hunter Percy, aka "Hap" (Isaacs), who is performing experiments on those who have survived Near Death Experiences (NDEs).
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"Two near-death experiences that you just don't expect," she told locals news station KCBS of the horror, admitting she's still processing what happened.
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Artists use a myriad of immersive approaches which bring the exhibition goers closer to death, exploring a near-death experience, entropy, and terminal illness.
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Cook says that she is "overjoyed" that Corona survived her near-death experience, and credits Dr. Tavers' compassionate care for the canine's quick recovery.
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While Prairie is in this near-death hallucination, we see her crawl through an airplane bathroom and walk down the plane's aisle towards someone.
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They reported everything from near death to face lift to left the White House and me for New York (Inaudible) to abuse, all fake.
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The 1992 title by Betty J. Eadie is one of the best known and most detailed accounts of a near-death experience, or NDE.
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In the near-death experience caught on his GoPro, Stratton can be seen hurling off the cliff, landing (miraculously) and talking into the camera.
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She has a sober coach by her side 24/7 ... something that's essential given her past history, which includes a near-death OD experience.
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In it, she is seen standing in front of the cage, nude, looking gaunt and near death, which prosecutors said she was, reports WTOC.
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The health bar may run low—ostensibly, I can be "near death"—but to look at my character, you wouldn't know I was hurt.
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Surprising new research suggests mosquitos learn from these near-death experiences, staying clear of a particular odor they've learned to associate with the perpetrator.
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Witness U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to frame telecom equipment group ZTE's near-death experience with U.S. sanctions enforcers as a trade bargaining chip.
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A mom of two who was shot 12 times during a bank rampage earlier this month is speaking out about her near-death experience.
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Since his near-death experience at a Nevada brothel, Odom (who was hospitalized after being found unconscious) has struggled to make a full recovery.
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In Spacey's case, he has multiple near-death experiences, like when he jumps onto the back of a motorcycle in his new cat body.
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A nail-biting ordeal An American tourist in Switzerland had a near-death experience when he accidentally went hang-gliding without being strapped in.
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From there, Brough, who took over from company founder Richard Elman, brought Noble back from among the biggest near-death corporate experiences in Asia.
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In one compilation of near-death experiences, a NASCAR crash sends a car bouncing wildly through a crowd, somehow just missing every single body.
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Timmermann says that he views the near-death experience as a very complicated one, as is the case for many complex states of consciousness.
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One more spoiler alert: Her reaction to Snow punching Ramsay Bolton to near death was the same as ours: "Beat his ass, Jon Snow!"
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Its hiring strategy has slowed the company's growth and contributed to what Mr. Kelman calls a "near-death experience" after the 250 economic crisis.
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Dr. Radice, 69, has been director for just over five years, but during her tenure, she guided the museum through a near-death experience.
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Ever cash-starved, New York mass transit had a near-death experience in the 2850s, when subway cars were graffiti-scarred visions of purgatory.
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This weekend, Tesla CEO Elon Musk said in an interview that his electric car company had been "near death" and "bleeding cash" earlier this year.
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A Florida motorcyclist is searching for two "courageous" good Samaritans he said saved his life after a near-death accident that left his leg mangled.
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"We based a lot of that stuff on actual accounts of near-death experiences, because those experiences do often mirror magical realism," Batmanglij told Esquire.
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After dedicating your adolescence to extreme training and near-death vigilantism, no one would be as well-adjusted as corn-fed do-gooder Clark Kent.
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But Eli Schiff, a technology design consultant, tweeted that the show was a "huge slap in the face" to the "near-death" independent developer community.
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After enough time passed for the participants to stop feeling DMT's effects, the researchers had them take a standardized questionnaire related to near-death experiences.
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Still, Barker told Gizmodo it's an important step forward in understanding the experience of death, and how we explain phenomena associated with near-death experiences.
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For starters, all the participants were male and American, and many of the participants with brain injuries had likely suffered a traumatic, near-death experience.
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YouTube star Shonduras AKA Shaun McBride made a video describing what he called a traumatic, near-death experience watching his wife fall off a cliff.
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This is one reason (among many) near-death experiences inspire awe: They seem to give us a "God's eye" view of what really lies beyond.
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I learned recovery when, finding that I could not stop myself from injecting cocaine and heroin to the point of near-death, I sought help.
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Unraveling by Karen Lord Right after forensic therapist Dr. Miranda Ecouvo helps with the arrest of a serial killer, she has a near-death experience.
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Every company has had what is called these near-death experiences or these growth crises or these growth challenges, which is what we experience today.
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A young Alabama girl who was left with a gruesome facial injury has had a "miraculous" recovery after contracting meningitis that brought her near death.
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While talking about the Boat Ride From Hell, Andy asked Ramona, who is still horrified by the near-death experience, if she secretly can't swim.
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You know, the boy he had beaten to near-death and the boy he had imprisoned, driven from town, and almost murdered multiple times, respectively.
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After his sister-in-law passed away, Shore had his own near-death experience after a drunken driver slammed against his car at 100 mph.
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After a near-death experience, James realizes just how important it is for his kids to be taken care of should anything happen to him.
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Recounting his full laundry list of near-death experiences decades later, it's made me realize how little I ever understood about him as a teen.
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The famed jockey reportedly got back on a horse for the very first time Saturday at Santa Anita since his near-death injury in July.
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I now have more hope than ever that fellow Americans will do the hard work necessary to reclaim our Republic from its near-death experience.
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With all of the A "reveals," the countless near-death experiences, and the unanswered questions, it can be hard to remember where it all began.
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A family scuba diving trip turned into a near-death experience for a man who was pulled into a nuclear plant intake pipe in Florida.
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As a consequence, he became immersed in a dark period, both personally and creatively, and it took a near-death experience to bring him back.
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And predators typically hunt the vulnerable — yes, that does mean babies, but it also includes animals that are weak or sick and near death anyway.
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It also took an abiding interest in pain: speakers regularly talked in great detail about their wobbly finances, imperfect parenting, and occasional near-death experiences.
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An economic slowdown in the early 2020s causes more near-death experiences for the euro, hardens the mood against further integration and increases economic divergence.
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Editorial Canada has moved a step closer to allowing ailing people who are near death to end their lives with the help of a doctor.
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An American also had a near-death experience when he was gored after he tried to snap a picture with the bulls in Pamplona, Spain.
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In just under three minutes, Mook tells her story, detailing an unimaginable life of crime, a near-death experience, and her own bouts with incarceration.
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I was hospitalized and placed in a medically induced coma for a month and a half, where I was near death much of the time.
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" The New York Daily News ran a notorious headline about the victim: "Wolf Pack's Prey: Female Jogger Near Death After Savage Attack by Roving Gang.
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Demi Lovato's near-death OD began at 4 AM July 24, when she texted a drug dealer to come to her house ... sources tell TMZ.
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During her recovery from surgery they reported everything from near death, to facelift, to left the W.H. (and me) for N.Y. or Virginia, to abuse.
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We've got people who should damn well die suddenly experiencing stupidly near-death escapes like in the case of Jaime Lannister and the magnificent seven.
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The party avoided charges, but it was a near-death experience, since it paid its adversaries' legal fees and shut down the for-profit workaround.
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His leg was propped up on the back of a chair as he serenaded Tinashe, whose character, Mimi, is near death in the final scene.
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But to cut a long story short, Omikron was not a particularly good game, especially if you played the port for Sega's near-death Dreamcast.
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The story of the day may be about how the Trump administration saved the Lima plant from a near-death experience under President Barack Obama.
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These people have been subjected to a near-death experience (NDE), a widely reported yet poorly understood phenomenon triggered by an individual's proximity to death.
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It's this interesting strange thing and there's a convergence around near death experiences from all over the world; people report the same thing despite different religions.
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As she revealed during an emotional interview, the former Miss USA once had a near-death experience with an ex-boyfriend when she was only 78003.
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Heavily inspired by his near-death bout with pneumonia in 2011, the song is a celebration of life – and takes on extra poignancy after his death.
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Well, after suffering a near-death accident on last week's episode, April (Drew) decided to quit her job as a surgeon and take up wedding planning.
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Each time has ended in a near-death experience for her and a well-instilled fear of what might happen if she ever got away again.
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Archie "Dies" After Archie, now working as a 16-year-old forest ranger, is attacked by that bear, he falls into a near-death fever dream.
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His rescuers said the feline was near death when he was found, prompting his saviors to rush him to a RSPCA animal hospital in nearby Wacol.
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Great CEOs seemed to be set on their path to greatness, according to Jim Collins, by either a near-death experience or a big public mistake.
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Thurman also recounts a harrowing near-death experience on the set of Kill Bill, claiming that director Quentin Tarantino coerced her to do a dangerous stunt.
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And it was cold, and my lips were chapped, and I was miserable, and I had no meat on my bones, so I was near death.
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Another sufferer was Marcus Gners, the Lifesum COO whose near-death experience with histoplasmosis engendered the idea of the company's original name and business, Shapeup Club.
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Related: A Near-Death Experience Inspires a Haunting Photo Series How Images of Trauma Help Photographers Cope with Darkness Artists Take On Trauma Recovery in Dublin
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Goulding also shared a message on Twitter today saying that regardless of her near-death experience, she still loved the country and felt safe being there.
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The responses from the participants were compared to the responses from another group of participants surveyed by the researchers who had experienced "actual" near death experiences.
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Following this near-death experience at such a young age, Mohammed asked us to help him return home to Ethiopia, which we did earlier this year.
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The story included a 45-minute video that showed officers dragging Mr. Strickland, near death, through hallways while a prison nurse looked on and did nothing.
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He spent the last several weeks tied on a stretcher, near death, as teams of Norwegian villagers dragged him up and down hills and snowy mountains.
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Around the same time, Pitre swallowed a handful of sleeping pills and would have died had police interrogators not found her near death in her home.
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The organization recommends that members who are near death use a hospice near Alcor's office in Arizona so that staff can intervene almost immediately after death.
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And they starve, for page after harrowing page, for 26 days, until they are come upon — near death, emaciated — by two Indians out hunting for turtles.
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Nicholas Kristof Opinion Columnist John McCain's most courageous moment arguably did not come when he was near death as a prisoner of war in North Vietnam.
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It's probably one of the most significant things that's happened to Gendry in his life, a near-death experience at the hands of a red priestess.
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In the hospital room, grief conspired with natural curiosity: so this is how a body near death functions; this is how most of us will go. . . .
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Shortly afterward, an emissary arrives from Buckingham Palace, summoning Dolittle to the bedside of Queen Victoria (Jessie Buckley), who is near death from a mysterious illness.
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And it shows how Chinese Communist Party leaders, running a strong state bristling with security powers, can disdain foreign pleas, even for a man near death.
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That puts her close to Peter Quinn (Rupert Friend), who is in rehab recovering from a near-death experience at a V.A. hospital in the borough.
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In June 2019, Husel was indicted on 25 counts of murder for allegedly overprescribing pain medication to patients near death in the hospital's intensive care unit.
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Johnson's case was the first to go to trial because doctors said he was near death, and in California, dying plaintiffs can be granted expedited trials.
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Their follow up, 2016's Tired of Tomorrow, had him grappling with the fallout from a brutal mugging after a show that left him near death.
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It was this near-death experience, and I think when those types of events happen, it forces a person to wonder what life is all about.
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"She was mocked and made fun of for this really traumatic thing that happened to her," Khloé says of the general reaction to Kim's near-death experience.
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During her recovery from surgery they reported everything from near death to facelift to left the White House and me for New York or Virginia, to abuse.
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The drone pilot, Jordan Brandt, caught the near-death spill on camera after following the unnamed snowmobiler out on his ride across a patch of frozen ice.
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Or Alexander admitting it's possible he didn't literally "go to heaven" but talking about the neuroscience of near-death experiences and theories of what they might mean.
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Brit Marling: I met a young woman who had a near-death experience and when she told me the story about that I found it really fascinating.
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Thankfully for Jaime fans and Cersei Lannisters alike, a single preview photo from upcoming episode "Eastwatch" hints that Jaime survived his near-death, near dragon-roasting experience.
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But he happens to be OK — in part, he thinks, because he'd already had a near-death experience in his life (emergency brain surgery at age 9).
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"When you are running a startup, you constantly have near-death experiences," said Dalton Caldwell, who sold iMeem to Myspace in 2009 before starting PicPlz and App.net.
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After a near-death experience in the early 1990s, when sales of its mainframes collapsed, IBM seemed to have found a formula to stay ahead in technology.
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Gambia's ex-president Yahya Jammeh forced him to drink herbal concoctions morning and night for seven months until he was declared cured - but in reality, near death.
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The young male appears to be emaciated and near death, toppled over on the side of a road with a poacher's noose wrapped tightly around his neck.
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Wortman's near-death experience with toxic fluoride proved tantalizing to tabloids, but hers is far from the only romantic murder plot gone awry that's captivated the public.
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It took Barbara Timm-Brock one near-death experience and three career changes to bring her to the stage at TechCrunch Disrupt Berlin to launch eTrack Tech.
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The experience almost killed her: An 83-day hunger strike to protest her treatment was called off only after doctors warned her that she was near death.
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The greatest three battles in boxing history began with a Frazier win and ended in a near-death experience for both men in Manila, which Ali won.
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While there's no evidence for this, Wiseau was in a car accident and has said the near death experience inspired him to pursue acting, according to Sestero.
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The near-death limbo that is the current fate of health care reform has exemplified the trouble the White House has experienced in enacting any significant legislation.
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"During her recovery from surgery they reported everything from near death, to facelift, to left the W.H. (and me) for N.Y. or Virginia, to abuse," he claimed.
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Having a near-death experience shook him to the core, and for several years, he and Elaine both pursued every natural avenue of fending off heart disease.
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Near Death isn't a game I really want to go back and replay, whether to optimize my strategy or to poke around every corner of the station.
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Pokémon Go is sweeping the nation, and along with its growing popularity is a steady stream of bizarre news stories and personal anecdotes of near-death experiences.
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He also explains that startups are messy, full of mistakes, and even big ones have many near-death experiences where not making next payroll is very real.
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It is a spare, whitewashed space, not much changed since 1952, when Mother Teresa welcomed the hospice's first patient, a man found near death on the street.
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People who have near-death experiences emerge with new ideas about the meaning of life; Slater's lab is studying whether virtual death might have a similar effect.
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It could be that the Trump presidency -- and his political career -- has had so many near-death moments that it's now impervious to any long-term damage.
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It was this part of the near-death experience that Slater wanted to capture using VR, and hopefully along with it, the associated reduced fear of death.
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The libido I thought to be near death was actually alive and well—so much that I wondered how I'd managed to overlook it for so long.
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As with any assortment pack of articles written for different outlets on different topics, "Near-Death Experiences" rewards dipping in and out rather than chugging straight through.
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In the middle of the night, Ms. Meili, 28, had been found near death in a wooded ravine off a road used by joggers in Central Park.
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He decamped to South Carolina, the early state with the best record of picking both parties' eventual nominees, with a campaign that was broke and near death.
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While rest and relaxation would have been her top priority in the Caribbean, the trip saw her suffer a "near-death experience" while paddleboarding with her sister.
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But he struggled to save two things: his badge and his memo book, in which he made entries later while still reeling from a near-death experience.
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Last June, the Canadian government legalized what it termed "medical assistance in dying" for competent adult patients who are near death and suffering intolerably from irremediable illnesses.
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Judging by their seeming complacency about China's economic cardiac arrest, one has to wonder how much, if anything, they learned from their 2008-2009 near-death experience.
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The thief had made material gain, she had lost replaceable items, but what they had each gained or lost was nothing compared with a man's near-death.
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"Let me assure you, as someone who three years ago had a near-death experience on Election Day, don't take anything for granted at the polls," Sen.
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Then we talk to Tonic writer Shayla Love about a professor who's using virtual reality to create near-death experiences to help reduce the fear of death.
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But there is footage, released August 2238, of other officers arriving to the scene after a tense chase, finding O'Neal bloodied and near death behind a Chicago house.
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After all, just minutes earlier the two had discussed how they were at a good place after rehashing all of their past drama — including those "near death" claims.
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On Monday, the star celebrated her daughter's survival one year after a near-death incident in which she accidentally flipped her ATV into a pond and almost drowned.
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After her daughter's birth via emergency cesarean section, the athlete had a near-death experience involving pulmonary embolism — forcing her to spend the next six weeks in bed.
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The second near-death experience was in October, when he was stabbed repeatedly outside a Sacramento bar after intervening in a dispute between a man and a woman.
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The 6- to 8-week-old baby was found orphaned, near-death and unable defend itself out in the wild by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife.
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Third, the near-death experience suffered by BP after the Deepwater Horizon oil disaster in 2010 shows how data can turn from an asset into a crushing liability.
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The little dog's savior was on Blue Hill Avenue in the Boston neighborhood of Dorchester on May 21 when they spotted the Yorkie, near death, in a dumpster.
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In one storyline, Poison Ivy finds a near-death Harley Quinn and nurses her back to health before the two join forces and go on crime sprees together.
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It is only after careful consideration of the evidence—which includes wild dinosaur eggs and a near-death by raptors—that Grant decides not to endorse Hammond's park.
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The near-death experience makes Lorraine and Ed realize that Annabelle is really bad news, because she is basically a lightning rod for spirits both good and bad.
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The House's bill to repeal and replace ObamaCare suffered a near-death in March, when factions of the Republican conference warred openly over the details of the legislation.
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The scary story of the hard-charging cop's near-death encounter with fentanyl, a potent drug fueling America's overdose epidemic, was too tempting for news outlets to resist.
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I asked he and Murray if they'd any advice for anyone inspired by the tool's recent near-death experience to take it up—they were less than encouraging.
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Why you should care: This is Emilia Clarke's first major movie post-'Game of Thrones,' and it has a real-world connection to her own near-death experience.
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The hospital, where 41 employees recently tested positive for coronavirus, does not admit visitors except for limited circumstances, like births -- and, in some cases, for patients near death.
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I remember in a very early meeting he told me about his near-death experience and how after many years of cocaine abuse he ended up nearly dying.
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These numbers, disturbing as they are, don't account for the far greater number of women who are injured during delivery or suffer the trauma of near-death experiences.
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I joined their filmmaking team, and ultimately Jimmy and I co-directed a feature-length film about their series of near-death climbing experiences on Meru and beyond.
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"Undone," premiering Friday on Amazon Prime Video, follows a jaded millennial named Alma (Rosa Salazar) on a reality-warping head trip triggered by a near-death car accident.
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In short, G.M. has come a long way from a near-death experience eight years ago, when it filed for bankruptcy and needed a $49 billion government bailout.
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F.P. Jones (Sktet Ulrich) brings this fact up towards the close of "Ice Storm," since Hiram ordered the near-death pummeling of his son Jughead in season 3.
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After that near-death experience, there remained the "Big Four" banks that together control about 80 percent of deposits; they are not allowed to merge with each other.
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Caceres said he fled Honduras in early March after a brother and niece were killed and his 82-year old mother was strangled to near death and raped.
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These events are distinct from "near-death experiences," such as those recalled by people revived in intensive care units, said Pei C. Grant, the director of the research team.
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After a near-death experience in 2014-15, largely because it ignored the rise of (free) calorie-counting apps and wearable fitness trackers, the company has staged a comeback.
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"I've read her book Embraced by the Light, that is about her near death experience and it's helped me live my life in such a full way," she continued.
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Hap was obsessed with learning as much as he could about near death experiences (NDEs)— something that all of his captives had faced at some point in their lives.
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Maybe, when Hap induces a Near Death Experience with his machinery, he's got special tools that allow him to pull his subjects back to the world of the living.
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After the upteenth near-death experience with the Night King leading up to season 7, Jon makes it a mission to bring together every ally he could possibly muster.
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Related: This Immersive Light Sculpture Simulates a Near-Death Experience Wander Through 30 Rainbows of Light at This Festival James Turrell Illuminates a Memorial Chapel in a Berlin Cemetery
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But even after the near-death experience, the family declined the second dose of the vaccine needed to be immunized against tetanus and other recommended immunizations, the CDC reported.
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But about the hype element: Another very likely explanation for the spike in reports of severe turbulence is our compulsion to use handheld technology to document near-death encounters.
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"During her recovery from surgery they reported everything from near death, to facelift, to left the W.H. (and me) for N.Y. or Virginia, to abuse," Trump fumed on Twitter.
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In Flatliners, a reboot of the 1990 film of the same name, Page and her fellow medical students gain special powers by simulating near-death experiences in a lab.
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In the new issue of The New Yorker, the writer John Seabrook has a haunting personal essay about his own near-death experience, which he blames partly on overconfidence.
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"You're telling Eden [Sassoon, a fellow "Housewife" who's had her own issues with Rinna] I'm not sober and [that] I'm near death," Richards told Rinna in a tense confrontation.
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The original 1990 Flatliners was a pre-Batman Joel Schumacher movie about Kiefer Sutherland and Julia Roberts as med students who induce near-death experiences to study the afterlife.
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What you find can support you for hours, not days or weeks, and Near Death runs on the taut timeline of an adventure movie like Gravity or Apollo 13.
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A ride that will take your breath away An American tourist in Switzerland had a near-death experience when he was not strapped in prior to going hang gliding.
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LAST June, the Supreme Court capped its most liberal term in decades by backing a right to same-sex marriage and rescuing Obamacare from a second near-death experience.
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The near-death of the subways in those years is usually seen as a product of the near-bankruptcy of the city and the flight of the middle class.
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Manson and his Family would be spared by hiding out in a "bottomless pit" near Death Valley until he could emerge to assume leadership of the post-revolutionary order.
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Howe, the hockey legend who played the bruising sport until he was 52, suffered a stroke in 2014, followed by other health problems that left him very near death.
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The Louisiana Republican became a national figure after his near-death experience last June when he was shot by a gunman targeting GOP members at a morning baseball practice.
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When asked about the probable effect of losing Apple's business in any given year, Evans testified that losing Apple's business 'would not be near death, that would be death'.
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Atari once employed Steve Jobs as a technician and became an icon of the early home computing age, but then the company had a succession of near-death experiences.
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Other neighbors said they heard Mr. Traoré scream "Allahu Akbar" as he beat Ms. Halimi, a retired doctor, to near death in the early hours of April 4, 2017.
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But consider the Book of Jonah 290:16003 in which Jonah, caught in the depths of a giant fish's gut, sings about the terror of near-death by water.
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But how can there be so little intrigue surrounding the fact that the Weezer frontman quite had what sounds like a near-death experience with a dangerous sea creature?
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" Says Park, who attempted suicide twice, "I went through a near-death experience, and after that I sought an ultimate purpose and found it — loving God and loving people.
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She thinks about how Alyssa was near death and how her parents had five younger children 130 miles away, as well as farms and a family business to run.
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Jeff Langbaum was among those who expected WeWork, in the wake of its near-death experience, to take a quite different approach and severely cut back on its expansion.
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The New York Times interviewed 27 people who witnessed parts of those events and asked them to recount what they experienced: suicide bombs, gunfire, the terror of near death.
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There are two big lessons from the Affordable Care Act's series of near-death experiences: The more embedded it is in American life, the harder it is to reverse.
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Lamar Odom thinks he can drink whenever he wants -- months after his near-death experience -- and the people closest to him believe he's heading down a dark path again.
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After Will escaped his near-death situation, Pieter hid Will, now overcome with guilt for allowing the doomed plane to take off, under Azikiwe's nose in the general's mining camp.
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Below creators Brit Marling (who also stars) and Zal Batmanglij discuss their inspiration for the series, near-death experiences, and give a little insight (sort of) into the surprising conclusion.
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While both the DMT group and the near-death experience group agreed on questions related to out-of-body experiences and seeing a bright light, there were clear divides elsewhere.
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After nine years of active service, a near-death experience in 2013, and 2,327 confirmed exoplanets under its belt, Kepler continues to be the little space-based telescope that could.
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"He's done a phenomenal job — think about the sentiment now versus four years ago — it's astounding," said Reback "It's like [Louis] Gerstner's turnaround of IBM without the near-death experience. "
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Instead, it relies on familiar physical tropes: near-death thinness, a bruised and protruding spine, an arm so frail that Ellen can hold it between two fingers with frightening ease.
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He has survived at least three of our near death experiences where the company was on fumes and it wasn't clear how we were going to make it another month.
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Each character's death was downgraded to a near-death, the perfect "push" towards becoming good people, and Michael made his first Jiminy Cricket-style visit to help hurry things along.
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Notwithstanding the near death of Latin as a subject of study in American schools, Americans all at once are taking great interest in three simple Latin words — quid pro quo.
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"During her recovery from surgery they reported everything from near death, to facelift, to left the W.H. (and me) for N.Y. or Virginia, to abuse," Trump fumed on Twitter Wednesday.
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Although the star has been outspoken about his near-death experiences, he's been notably more tight-lipped about other facets of his personal life: specifically, his thoughts on having children.
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By episode's end, Maggie is left reeling when she learns Jackson simply left her a voicemail explaining his hasty flight following last week's near-death experience and subsequent surgery tragedy.
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On Friday, spokespeople for the 80-year-old country star put tabloid allegations about his near death to bed when they released a statement on his behalf on social media.
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In another video, he discussed his mother, April Margera, whom he claimed to have "disowned" after she seemed to brush off an alleged near-death experience he had last week.
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Bhut jolokia is the Assamese word for million-plus-Scoville-unit ghost peppers, made famous in the West by hot sauces promising near-death experience to those who consume them.
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"During her recovery from surgery they reported everything from near death, to facelift, to left the W.H. (and me) for N.Y. or Virginia, to abuse," Trump tweeted on June 6.
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"Encountering one's deceased relative is a variation of the mystery of what happens upon death," he says, noting how the same types of reports are common in near-death experiences.
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Emaciated and covered in mites that had started to eat away her face, Odessa was also near death when she was rescued and taken to Park City for medical care.
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In a way, it is a shame that it takes a near-death experience for us to appreciate all the little things that we take for granted in our lives.
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Taking place in an abandoned Antarctic research base in the 1980s, Near Death shares a setting with John Carpenter's The Thing — but it's not a sci-fi or horror game.
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WASHINGTON, July 31 (Reuters) - A U.S. military F/A-18E fighter jet has crashed near Death Valley, California, a U.S. official told Reuters on Wednesday, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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As the researchers discovered, DMT does in fact seem to induce experiences that are qualitatively similar to near-death experiences, but the intensity of these NDEs largely depend on context.
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TIKKUN From Israel, a dark comedy about an ultra-Orthodox young scholar who develops a strong interest in earthly delights after a near-death experience (or was it actual death?).
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Located about 200 miles north of Los Angeles, near Death Valley, Cerro Gordo has one saloon with swinging doors and a mysterious bloodstain on a wall beneath three bullet holes.
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He was coming off a harrowing year that included a four-month drinking binge, a near-death scare, a move across the country and winning the Nobel Prize in Literature.
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"Medical marijuana got its foot in the door by making the appeal that 'cancer patients are suffering, they're near death, so for compassionate purposes, let's make it available,' " he said.
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Ms. Murkowski already survived a political near-death experience in 2010 when she lost a primary race to a Tea Party challenger and was essentially abandoned by the Republican Party.
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Last month, they were both near death: Alaska, 5, from severe malnutrition (she weighed 26 pounds) and Jeiko, 3, from a severe infection and a persistent fever of 104 degrees.
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It may sound strange to say, but Mr. Trump's election may yet turn out to be the shock and near-death experience that American political system needed to right itself.
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Yet despite being the most common order of events in a near-death experience, it's worth noting that this particular sequence was only reported by six of the 154 respondents.
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Trona is an unincorporated community near Death Valley, which has relied on its population of roughly 2,000 residents to rally support for their needs, especially in a time of crisis.
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They reported everything from near death to facelift to she left me in the White House for New York or Virginia to abuse, all fake and she&aposs doing really well.
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When Odom was hospitalized and near death following an overdose in 2015, Kardashian, who is now mom to 13-month-old daughter True with ex Tristan Thompson, was by his side.
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But she's also coming to grips with the fact that her entire origin story — that she was saved from near-death by being turned into a machine — might be a lie.
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" Sutter said she can only describe her state as a "white euphoria," adding, "A lot of people have talked about near-death experiences — I don't know if that's what I had.
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The Redditor responsible for this theory adds that without a near-death experience to steer Michael in the right direction his human self may resort to his typically dastardly/demonic deeds.
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Their results showed remarkable variety: The most reported near-death feeling was a sense of everything speeding up or slowing down (27%), followed by a sense of pleasantness or peacefulness (22%).
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Previous work has revealed that 10-20% of cardiac-arrest survivors report a sense of awareness mid-resuscitation, despite their considerably impaired brain function — a hallmark characteristic of near-death experiences.
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"I hit him at 70 miles per hour, so it was bad," the Oscar winner, 58, revealed to the outlet, noting that the near-death experience led him to quit riding.
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Fortunately, that just leads to an extended hangout, with the two sharing a cab back to Beck's place, where they are interrupted by Benji, who barely registers Beck's near-death experience.
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It's no wonder that this often fails—private equity has so far been credited with the death or near-death of innumerable retail chains, such as Toys 'R' Us and Sears.
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The story has been often told: a startup named Odeo that made software for finding and listening to podcasts found itself near death after Apple added a podcast directory to iTunes.
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This is where Ian (Ryan Merriman) was pushed off the bell tower, it's where all of the Liars have had a near death experience, and it's where Charlotte's body was found.
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Affirmative action in higher education survived a near-death experience in 18963 when Justice Anthony Kennedy cast a surprising and pivotal vote upholding the University of Texas' race-based admissions plan.
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After being captured by a sinister doctor (Jason Isaacs), she's locked in a glass cage with four other people who have had near-death experiences and are being cruelly experimented on.
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He's made songs inspired by near-death experiences and the spirit molecule, and he also directed his first feature-length film—a body horror so gross it inspired walkouts at Sundance.
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A fellow anti-Putin activist, Vladimir Kara-Murza, has said he believes he was deliberately poisoned twice in the past three years with an unknown substance that left him near death.
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The mayor of Puerto Rico's largest city said Tuesday that many elderly people in San Juan's nursing homes were found in "near-death conditions" after Hurricane Maria swept through the country.
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By some inexplicable twist of fate, Nico (Devon Sawa), a former cop turned private investigator, also time travels during a near-death experience, and partners with Laura to catch the murderer.
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Musk also talked about Tesla's near-death experience, describing the long nights solving the critical production problems on the Model 3 car, which sometimes even saw him sleeping in the factory.
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Though the way DMT and near-death experiences cause hallucinations biologically is still unknown, future research on the two may open doors to treating things like anxiety and depression, the researchers said.
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And while DMT's effects and chemical makeup have been broadly quantified in previous studies, this is the first time researchers have measured the drug's effects in the context of near-death experiences.
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If there's one particularly flat aspect in these opening chapters, it involves Peter Quinn (Rupert Friend), the trained killing machine who barely survived a brutal near-death experience in the previous season.
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Singer Lady Gaga revealed late Sunday night that one of her horses was near death, just hours after she tied for Best Actress at the Critics' Choice Awards along with Glenn Close.
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The brand-new remake of the 1990 horror film stars Ellen Page as one of a group of med students who subject themselves to near-death experiences to learn about the afterlife.
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The swelling on her hands and legs had gone down, and she wasn't exhibiting the signs of "near death" (difficulty swallowing, changes in body temperature, hallucinations) that we'd been told to expect.
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Penélope Cruz chatted with People about her new movie Murder on the Orient Express, and regaled everyone with a tale about a near-death experience she had with her pal, Salma Hayek.
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Mickey Wilson saved a skier from a near-death experience at a Colorado ski resort on Wednesday — and he says his incredible act of heroism is all thanks to his slackline skills.
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After a ridiculously successful past few years that not even a near-death experience with a sword could tarnish, Ed Sheeran has released two new songs in advance of his album Divide.
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But Charlottesville was merely one incident, and there have been countless more that have prompted similar feelings of helplessness, from the splitting up of immigrant families to the near-death of Obamacare.
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HOUSTON — Dr. Michael DeBakey today [April 21] successfully implanted an artificial heart in a 65-year-old coal miner near death and gave him a chance for life in a medical triumph.
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"My clients went through a near-death trauma that will impact them for most likely the rest of their life," said attorney Jonathan Johnson, who is representing the passengers in the case.
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"Medical marijuana got its foot in the door by making the appeal that 'cancer patients are suffering, they're near death, so for compassionate purposes, let's make it available,'" Breitbart told the newspaper.
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My family felt the raw fear of a near death experience, when my ambassadorial residence in Phnom Penh was hit by a rocket and ringed in automatic weapons fire for two hours.
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In their first decade together, they weathered financial ups and downs, were expelled from the Communist Party and endured two near-death experiences, one for Ruth and one for their daughter, Eileen.
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They were coming off a harrowing year that included O'Neill's four-month drinking binge, a near-death scare, a move across the country and the winning of the Nobel Prize in Literature.
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A decade ago, in a study published in Health Policy, two German health economists calculated how much incorporating the effect of shifting the spending near death could reduce health care spending projections.
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Meghan McCain, co-host of ABC's "The View," ripped Bill O'Reilly on Friday after the the former Fox News host suggested that Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg could be near death.
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The new policy, which was put on hold until a federal ruling last month, will prioritize patients near death who are within 575 miles of a donor hospital with a matching liver.
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After hearing that chief pilot Sam Summermatter once had a near-death experience when his helicopter engine died shortly after landing, I ask him if he's even wanted to quit his job.
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The magazine "routinely depicted Clinton as crazed, diseased, near death, an ISIS-supporting traitor, a liar, a blackmailer, corrupt and a member of a crime family," Jack Shafer wrote for Politico Magazine.
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There's no room in David's comprehension for what's happening to Nic, for the ways in which he will go from overachiever to turning up near death in a hospital thousands of miles away.
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What negative thing could possibly be said about a brave young woman who transformed a tragic, near-death, childhood assassination attempt by the Taliban into a global platform for education and women's rights?
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Fourteen months later, Marlinspike walked away from $1 million in stock options, quitting after a near-death sailing incident in San Francisco Bay to get back to the work that most fascinated him.
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And I'd be lying if I said I didn't find it all a bit touching, despite how ludicrous the dead friend hallucinations and near-death zombie escapes became after… well, the first one.
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Within five days he was back in the water in his native Australia and despite the near-death escape, continued competing on the world circuit, finishing second at the end of the year.
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"Near-death experiences lead to an extra knowledge of health and we mix traditional healthcare with mobile and censors to create data such as calorie counting that leads to healthy living," said Gners.
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Rather than being tortured by the creative process, Mr. Kagan reveled in it, refusing over the course of many up, down, near-death experiences and tragic losses to be sidelined by almost anything.
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Catherine Cawood (Sarah Lancashire) is 18 months removed from her battle to near death with the murderous Tommy Lee Royce (James Norton) and finds herself chasing a band of young, stoned sheep rustlers.
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In the same way that a near-death experience can lend you a sort of psychic clarity, the brick-wall sonics of Chardiet's records can make you more open to probing these enigmas.
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It's a ton of fun to watch the kids of Skins make terrible life choices, but it's also hard not to read Effy's benders and near-death experiences as a cry for help.
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One of two animated Amazon shows coming this fall, Undone is an adult-oriented show about a woman (Rosa Salazar) whose near-death experience alters her ability to perceive and interact with time.
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But in light of his near-death experience in Queens, these material and professional successes haven't insulated him from being treated like any other black man on the streets of New York City.
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And while there hasn't been a shortage of Frederick Wiseman movies in New York lately, his rarely screened, six-hour "Near Death" (on Sunday), filmed at Beth Israel hospital in Boston, is unmissable.
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But no one — not his friends, not his partner, not his bosses, and not his colleagues — seemed to know the depths of his despair until he was found, near death, in his apartment.
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As soon as you catch your breath, you're on to the next near-death experience, plunging through deepest outer space, feeling your stomach muscles tighten as you tip into a 2000-degree abyss.
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At a press conference on Thursday, officials from the Vall d'Hebron Hospital in Spain where the woman was treated said Mash is in the process of miraculously recovering after the near-death event.
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And in "Persuasion," Austen gives us a different kind of near miss — not a near death but a near life, which introduces the first of that novel's many explorations of disappointment and regret.
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Near death, she had made it clear that she did not want her funeral to disrupt her relatives' Christmas holidays or to make mourners travel during a dark and icy Southern Tier winter.
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The events that trigger a near-death experience can vary widely (although they seem to be particularly prevalent in cardiac arrest survivors), but the reported psychological impressions of the phenomenon are remarkably similar.
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When I ask if his near-death experience had any profound effects on him—whether it made him think more seriously about life or his legacy as a comedian—he quickly shakes his head.
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While connecting with her adoptive parents, Prairie (the OA, aka Original Angel) bonds with a group of teen boys, narrating the story of her disappearance while NDEs (near death experiences) and dimension travel ensues.
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"To receive emergency-only hemodialysis, undocumented patients with kidney failure must be near death," said lead study author Dr. Lilia Cervantes of the University of Colorado School of Medicine, Anshutz Medical Campus in Denver.
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U.S. judge says China's ZTE violated probation (Reuters) Why it matters: Chinese company ZTE has had a rough last several months, including a near death after a U.S. ban for violating national security sanctions.
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She did have one bright spot this season: When a near death experience made her love for Alex (Laura Prepon) clear, she got down on one knee and proposed — of course, Alex said yes!
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About 10% also recalled having "near-death experiences" characterized by a variety of sensations such as detachment from one's body, feelings of levitation, warmth and the presence of a light, according to the study.
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Over the years, he had been willing to talk of cancer, near-death, and a brother's suicide, but he hadn't mentioned mental illness so severe that he'd sought relief in electric shocks and ketamine.
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For example, OK Computer's "Airbag" captures its protagonist's near-death experience with an unpredictably drifting melody, while "15 Step" on In Rainbows turns its jerking 5/4 groove into an expression of romantic anxiety.
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Created by artist duo Jose Montemayor and Bec Abdy, Death is Only the Beginning takes cues from the emotional, revelationary state said to be experienced by a person after having a near-death experience.
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The last episode of The OA. It's about this girl who was blind, and then she became not blind, and she was held hostage by this scientist because she had a near-death experience.
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The Northern Irish novelist Maggie O'Farrell is consumed with this shadow life in her transfixing "I Am I Am I Am," a memoir that trains its fierce intelligence on her 17 near-death experiences.
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One of those voices ("troubletroubletroublebadtrouble") leads him into a near-death experience that saves the life of his client, a "wunderkind skateboarding hip-hop mogul" who promptly tries to acquire Skellig for his entourage.
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My main emotional response to 1917 was to feel close to tears the whole time — not because of any particular plot development, but because of the sheer unrelenting near-death anxiety of it all.
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Humbled by every aspect of my near-death experience, I was grateful that I kept all my organs, that I never went into shock, and that I was going to make a full recovery.
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Ms. Kirkland would remember the large peach tree in the yard, and the strange brew concocted by her grandmother that saved her from a typhomalarial fever when she was near death at age 5.
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Hayley is one of those preternaturally talented solo operatives skilled in every endeavor, from her physical stamina to her administrative competence to her Jason Bourne-like cool in the face of near-death experiences.
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Chastened by the near-death experience, governments introduced regular stress-testing and made banks adopt "living wills": plans to wind themselves down in the event of failure without endangering the system as a whole.
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The feeling of being at a point of no return and of reviewing one's life were clearly tied to near-death experiences, while feelings of entering an "unearthly-realm" were far more associated with DMT.
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The shotgun-slinging, beer-fueled bros who federal authorities say trashed the only home of an endangered fish near Death Valley National Park could find themselves hauled up in front of a judge before long.
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Both Dud and Liz are running away from death in some fashion, trying to live forever, both in the wake of Dud's near-death snakebite experience and the loss of their father (a probable suicide).
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She then grabs Robert's hand and, for a moment, I think this crisis is going to bring them closer together; perhaps the near-death experience was enough to make her forget about Robert's horrendous humming.
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He's responsible for most of the Apple products you've probably used during his time at the company, which coincided with Apple's return from near-death to one of the most valuable companies in the world.
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Vengeful by V.E. Schwab In her 2013 novel Vicious, V.E. Schwab introduced readers to Victor Vale and Eli Ever, two brilliant students who discover that during a near-death experience, a person could develop superpowers.
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Limehouse, 23, detailed her near-death experience on this week's episode of Southern Charm, revealing that she almost boarded a jet that then crashed, "Cheating death is the weirdest feeling I've ever felt," she said.
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We lived it all — the near-death experiences, the self-doubt, the mistakes in hiring and firing, the feeling of impact when things work and the success of mentoring others to be their own entrepreneurs.
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Looks like Post Malone's sticking with his good luck charm -- the chick he was cupcaking on a yacht right after his near-death experience on that private jet ... and ya can't blame him one bit.
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The driver immediately called a local wildlife hospital in San Rafael to get help for the five surviving babies (one had already passed), who were all near death due to lack of food and water.
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Castro was blinded and near death following a battle in Iraq in 2006, but he fought his way back and returned to active duty and began participating in marathons and extreme races around the world.
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"He didn't seem like someone who wanted to kill himself, even though a near-death experience at the age of 10 definitely changed his life and the perception he had of it," adds Old Nick.
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Whether it's the team's near-death experience in their first battle or the season's final fight (which sees the paladins arguing over their heroic priorities), the way they and their enemies fare is somewhat predictable.
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We can't see Alexa, Amazon's proprietary artificial intelligence, whom a desperately depressed Agent DiPierro grills about love and loneliness as she drifts off to sleep following her near death at the hands of Whiterose's goons.
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The root cause of this rise in inequality was a policy assault on the labor market leverage and bargaining power of typical workers and a resulting near-death experience of growth in these workers' pay.
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The president and CEO of the hospital, Ed Lamb, said in a statement that "at least" 34 patients were affected by the actions of Dr. William Husel, who was treating patients who were near death.
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Hap collects (read: abducts) people who have had near death experiences, or NDEs, as he believes that they have acquired some essential knowledge about the boundaries between this universe and other dimensions that may exist.
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After a near-death experience Bertram Pincus, a misanthropic Manhattan dentist played by a sniveling Ricky Gervais, starts to see dead people — namely, a two-timing yuppie (Greg Kinnear) who was hit by a bus.
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Enrique wore a white jacket and black tie at The Pierre for almost 40 years until he had pancreatitis, a near-death experience that led him to retire in 1991 and return to Puerto Rico.
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From tales of teenage crimes to her near-death from a brain tumor, "A Sick Life" can be harrowing; Watkins's life makes Reed's walk on the wild side look like a walk in the park.
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The man in this video is NOT the lion king, but for a few intense, near-death moments ... he thought he was while sitting nose-to-nose with a big cat in its zoo enclosure.
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The rise of budget airlines and disruptors like Airbnb combined with the weak pound and the unusually hot summer of 2018 to kill off the company which had suffered a near-death experience in 2011.
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Things had got so bad that one contemporary of Mr. Dimon describes 503 as a "near-death experience" for JPMorgan, after it sustained vast losses on collapsed energy group Enron and other highly leveraged borrowers.
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They come from a wall of more than 22009 analog television sets and tell their stories of near-death experiences, with the sound of each voice visualized in the electronic patterns created by an oscilloscope.
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This month, an orangutan that had been stabbed and shot 74 times by an air rifle was found blinded and near death on an oil-palm plantation in Sumatra, along with her month-old baby.
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"Our findings suggest that near-death-experiences may not feature all elements, and elements do not seem to appear in a fixed order," says Charlotte Martial, a neuropsychologist at the University Hospital Center of Liége.
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"It was what was used to save my life from a near-death brutal attack by Trayvon Martin," Zimmerman told the Daily Beast in a recent interview, explaining why the gun was important to him.
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You go from no interactions — traversing the game through mostly-silent stories that you decipher on your own — to interacting with the rigidly-animated faces of alive TransStar employees that were in hiding or near death.
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LONDON (Reuters) - As financial market participants reflect on the 10th anniversary of Lehman Brothers' collapse, the consensus is there will be no repeat of the near-death experience, largely because authorities simply will not allow it.
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The Affordable Care Act survived its many, many near-death experiences because, fundamentally, Democrats believed in it, they wanted it to pass, and they thought it important enough to imperil (and ultimately sacrifice) their majority over.
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Because hearing a Pokémon speak makes us question exactly how ethical it is to capture and imprison wild animals with the capacity for human language, before then forcing them to fight each other to near death.
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Because of where doctors amputated his limbs, the toddler will eventually be able to get prosthetics, but they may never know which bacteria caused his near-death health crisis, because the antibiotics quickly wiped it out.
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Game of Thrones received immediate backlash when it hinted at the death of the scowling dreamboat, Jon Snow in 2015, and since then, we've seen various favorites, including Snow himself, escape near-death leading into 2019.
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After a near-death experience in 1979 when she suffered an ectopic pregnancy, Behar gave up teaching to take a job as a receptionist at ABC's "Good Morning America," with aspirations of working in show business.
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The OA deals with multicultural mysticism, Russian folklore, and multiple layers of storytelling between the present day, Prairie's time in captivity with Hap (Jason Isaacs), her otherworldly memories of Near Death Experiences, and her childhood trauma.
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"Some of the near-death-experience books I read also talk about how our spirits essentially 'sign up' for different challenges in life, so that our souls can grow and serve a higher purpose," she wrote.
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At various points, family members, friends, neighbors, and doctors all suspected something wasn't quite right with the Blanchardes, but the dominant narrative that Gypsy was perpetually near death and her mother was a tireless caregiver prevailed.
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Amid more explosions and near-death experiences than your average chaperoned school outing, Arnold tries to solve the mystery that's been driving him and fans crazy since the series cliffhanger finale: What happened to his parents?
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DAKAR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Children in feeding centers in Chad are sleeping two or three to a bed as hospitals struggle to cope with a spike in near-death malnutrition following drought, charities said on Thursday.
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When my mother expresses her concern, I usually invoke Freudian thought and blame my destructive drive on an urge to sublimate my own near-death-experience, but, the truth is, I'm really trying to get better.
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At least 34 near-death patients received excessive doses of pain medication at Mount Carmel while under the care of Dr. William Husel, the hospital's President and CEO Ed Lamb said in a statement last week.
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"Shamans used tobacco, often in conjunction with other narcotics, to achieve a state of near death, in the belief that 'he who overcomes death by healing himself is capable of curing and revitalizing others,'" Gately writes.
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There, Dr. Wolchok introduced him to a young woman who had been near death from melanoma, and who was now completely free of the disease — after only four doses of the drug Dr. Allison had developed.
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Everyone's OK, but that single moment -- his instinctive response to think of himself, not them, during a near-death experience -- becomes a growing source of friction, one that continues to fester the longer it goes unaddressed.
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Most of the patients named as victims were, according to the hospital, near death when their paths crossed with Dr. Husel, but Mount Carmel has tentatively identified five whose conditions might have improved without the drugs.
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Charles had filed for divorce in February and requested sole custody of Joshua, citing concerns about Lori Vallow's mental health, including that she had become "obsessive about near-death experiences and spiritual visions," according to CNN.
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Monica Pérez Jiménez said her mother had dreamed of a glamorous life, not a cycle of wealth and poverty, of near-death encounters with organized crime figures and anti-Castro Cubans and sex with glamorous dictators.
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Tap dancing, as a popular theatrical art form, suffered a near-death experience in the late fifties and sixties, only to be revived, in the seventies, through the efforts of a group of mostly female enthusiasts.
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But by introducing the idea that ectopic pregnancies can be saved, abortion opponents could push doctors to wait until a patient is near death before taking action — potentially making serious or even fatal complications more likely.
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Nevada law enforcement officials have arrested three men who allegedly went on a drunken rampage near Death Valley National Park that may have caused the death of an endangered fish, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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It wasn't until a near-death experience in March of 2000 that Conley's entire perspective shifted and he discovered meditation as a way to deal with the anxiety and angst that consumed him during his adolescence.
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One near-death was enough to shake the citizens of Riverdale to their core, but sadly, the very same man also seemingly claimed the lives of iconic Archie Comics characters Moose (Cody Kearsley) and Midge (Emilija Baranac).
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The first season focus on Prairie Johnson — aka, The OA, or Original Angel — telling a story to her new friends about how she was discovering movements to travel through this dimensions after experience Near Death Experiences (NDEs).
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In response to this near death experience, the Kecskes are getting their gas boiler professionally serviced and they are also stocking up on carbon monoxide detectors, so Mr. Boo hopefully won't have to be a hero again.
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The would-be heir (Finn Jones) actually survived his near-death experience and spent his formative years in the magical city of K'un-L'un, where he learned all of that kung-fu we were talking about earlier.
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What else Benjen has been up to other than his near-death and salvation remains a question, but he's evidently been keeping a close enough eye on the white walkers to be nearby to help his nephew.
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It allows users to virtually inhabit the body of Mark Watney, the stranded astronaut Matt Damon plays in Ridley Scott's 2015 sci-fi epic The Martian, and trace his journey from near-death to daring planetary getaway.
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Throughout the 16 minute-long interview, Williams and Odom cover an array of topics, including Rob Kardashian and his falling out with Odom, as well as Odom's near-death experience almost two years ago in Las Vegas.
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And I don't think kids are the only thing that can do that to you—I think people have spiritual epiphanies or near-death experiences that cause them to re-evaluate in profound ways that actually stick.
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Earlier this year, on February 26, 2019, photographer Richard VanderMeulen shot remarkable photos of a single, unmarked, F-117A that was flying over the restricted air space R-2508 range complex near Death Valley in southern California.
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The man who oversees the Gateway rail tunnel project says a major infrastructure venture tends to be a series of near-death experiences — and Gateway appears to have survived one of those brushes with extinction this week.
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At the time of their execution, the men were young and healthy, but they were dehydrated to the point of near-death, their hands were tied behind behind their back with iron bonds, and they were clothed.
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So while Mr. Immelt successfully steered the company through a near-death experience during the 2008 financial crisis, refocused it on its industrial roots and shed its ancillary businesses, it became a natural target for activist investors.
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Tate's walk home, filled with elms, maples, and a near-death experience as "a car swerved to miss me," would likely have taken him right past Emily Dickinson's house; I read the poem as a sly tribute.
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Then he changed his mind and instead ordered her to spend hours on her knees in front of cartel members, after which she was shut in a van with nothing to eat or drink until near death.
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Now saying them out loud, not sure whether it was the mass grief he was experiencing from a series finale and the near-death of a cast member, or his own personal situation, but the words sounded good.
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The lesson from Return Path for me is you can survive the tough times and the near death experiences if you have a team that believes in each other and a Board that is equally engaged and aligned.
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Getting into a plane crash is a very near-death situation, where you don't know if you're going to survive or not and you have instances of panic and you lose control of yourself and of your surroundings.
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In the series finale "The Book Of Nora," the police chief finally finds his long lost love and she tells him something so totally unexpected, it makes Kevin's near-death trips to the limbo hotel sound downright mundane.
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This is all the information Ford and Bill will need more of going into season 2, without any of the emotional baggage of Jerry and the high heel masturbation or Ed Kemper and the hug of near-death.
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When Heim died, at the age of eighty-eight, in 1937, "Remarks on a Fatal Fall"—now considered the founding text of a vast literature of near-death experience (or N.D.E.)—went unmentioned in every major scientific obituary.
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I tell my man in the desert about him, how he is the brutalized monster inside of my heart, that my heart has broken after each overdose, each jag of being missing, each arrest, each near-death experience.
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The dybbuk box—the inspiration for the horror movie The Possession and an item I wish that I hadn't just spent an entire 25 minutes reading about—might not be the cause of Post Malone's near-death experiences.
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Visit CNN's Election Center for full coverage of the 214 race There was no brilliant shift in strategy that lifted Biden's campaign from near-death before South Carolina to victory there and then to resurgence on Super Tuesday.
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In Cerro Gordo, a town nestled in the Inyo Mountains of California, near Death Valley, there's a single saloon with swinging doors, two out-of-tune pianos and a mysterious bloodstain on the wall beneath three bullet holes.
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It is hard to put a value on the seized cattle because the price of cows ranges from zero for animals near death to 113,000 rupees (about $385), if not more, at cattle markets for healthy milk cows.
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The two were still legally married when Odom was hospitalized following an near-death overdose in 2015, and as a result, Kardashian — who was making all of his medical decisions — opted to call off their protracted divorce proceedings.
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Her near-death experience will go down as one of the most extreme on record, and Dr. Argudo said it was a record at least in Spain: the longest case of cardiac arrest in which the patient survived.
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As any pedestrian can attest, simply crossing the street is often a near-death experience, with trucks and taxis plowing through crowded crosswalks with no concern for those they are almost running down or worry about getting caught.
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However, the honey badger was rescued from the near-death experience when a pair of black-backed jackals came running into the camera shot and began attacking the snake, which allowed for the large black mammal to escape.
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During that period, she wrote about the near death and rebirth of the sport — from the destructive strike that wiped out the 1994 season to the dawning of a new Yankees dynasty at the end of the decade.
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Instead, I've stayed up late googling "near death experiences" and read books like Proof of Heaven, which follows a skeptical neurosurgeon's "journey into the afterlife," in an attempt to comfort myself into thinking such a thing might be real.
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But the two were still legally married when Odom was hospitalized following a near-death overdose in 2015, and as a result, Khloé — who was making all of his medical decisions — opted to call off their protracted divorce proceedings.
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But the two were still legally married when Odom was hospitalized following a near-death overdose in 2015, and as a result, Khloé — who was making all of his medical decisions — opted to call off their protracted divorce proceedings.
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But the two were still legally married when Odom was hospitalized following a near-death overdose in 2015, and as a result, Kardashian — who was making all of his medical decisions — opted to call off their protracted divorce proceedings.
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At the height of Julieta's present-day relapse, she catapults herself into oncoming traffic, and the near-death experience seems to knock some sense into her—she takes Lorenzo back, and suddenly she looks less crazy, her glow restored.
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"Across the three sections of TA13OO, Denzel explores topics including molestation, the presidential election, fame, hatred, paranoia, revenge, love, the current state of music, and personal tales of his own near death experiences," reads a statement accompanying the video.
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Related: Environmental Activist Near Death After 65-Day Hunger Strike in Trinidad Perhaps the longest hunger strike has been attributed to Bhagat Singh, a Indian socialist who was protested against the conditions of Indian prisoners in British-run jails.
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They came up with their most recent album theme while they were living at a black metal community in Estonia, inspired by a near-death experience Taraka underwent at an ancient Viking ruins on the Estonian island of Vȫrmsi.
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But the two were still legally married when Odom was hospitalized following a near-death overdose in 2015, and as a result, Kardashian — who was making all of his medical decisions — opted to call off their protracted divorce proceedings.
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To measure the participants' experience of being near death, the researchers used a scale developed in the early 80s by the psychiatrist Bruce Greyson, which was given to the participants once the effects of the DMT had worn off.
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The next morning, Randall finds William unable to move and immediately transports him to a hospital, where a doctor tells Randall what we all knew going into this episode: William is near death and won't be leaving the hospital.
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Given that he turned 87 in April, the title of his new book, "Near-Death Experiences … and Others," might suggest a meditation on impending mortality, a midnight reflection on the exit sign hanging at the end of the hall.
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For example, a little over a third of the respondents reported that an out-of-body experience was the first aspect of the near-death experience and a return to the body as the final part of their NDE.
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Z. Kelsey), with the benefit of hindsight, turned out to be little more than a device to bring Andre (Trai Byers) to a near-death experience, then conveniently provide an appropriate heart donor at the last moment, after Jeff committed suicide.
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In the comics, Jean's near-death experience in space (like the moment that plays out in the beginning of the movie) results in the universe sending her the Phoenix Force, the manifestation of the power of creation and life itself.
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In the comics, Jean has a near death experience in space (like what plays out in the beginning of the movie) that results in the universe sending her the Phoenix Force, the manifestation of the power of creation and life itself.
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The man charged with the murder of Lisa Marie Naegle has a history of abuse ... allegedly leaving a family horse near death.. Jackie Jerome Rogers was arrested in L.A. in 2009 along with his mom, charged with felony animal abuse.
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But while the project survived a near-death experience with Delta's discounted order, Bombardier's rivals and others in the industry predict it will remain on the rack a while longer as others demand equal bargains, keeping the CSeries in the red.
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While attending a church service in Des Moines, he took a break from scripture to offer the congregation a glimpse at his passion for The Princess Bride with a full reciting of Wesley's near-death scene from the film. 7.
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Chinese firms will feel the same way about American technology, given the near-death experience of ZTE, a Chinese maker of telecoms equipment, after the Department of Commerce briefly banned exports to the company, which depends on processors designed in America.
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Appearing halfway through the collection, "Kilifi Creek", which won a BBC National Short Story Award in 2014, achieves those aims amply, presenting a springily taut, swooping story of a young girl's near-death experience on a gap-year in Kenya.
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It bothers me that the movie puts her through so much in the background, including near death and the eventual destruction of her family, and we only really see it through how it affects Peter's chances to hang with her.
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Virgin Group founder Richard Branson said his recent near-death experience on a bicycle was born out of his desire to set "seemingly impossible" challenges for himself, a mentality which has helped keep his brands fresh and ahead of rivals.
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It's a place to bond, for a fleeting moment, with strangers sharing the same near-death phone experience, one with a built-in countdown timer on your conversations: what will you say in the moments before your screen goes black?
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Jet has survived a near-death experience once before; in 2013, Abu Dhabi's Etihad Airways injected $600 million of capital for a 24 percent stake in the airline, three London Heathrow slots and a majority share in Jet's frequent flyer program.
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Nearly everything chronicled in the film is true (aside from the Hollywood makeup, perhaps), including Armstrong's near-death experience while training to fly the moon lander and the death of a good friend who was chosen for the first Apollo mission.
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The 66-year-old can be talking about a near-death experience (more on that later), or about convincing wonky-funk artist NAO to sing disco on his new album – chances are, he'll find a way to chuckle at himself.
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The Wallonian assembly voted Friday morning to approve the agreement, and by the end of the day it was announced that the pact's near-death experience had passed and Mr. Trudeau would travel to Belgium for a signing ceremony on Sunday.
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Unless you go through a "catastrophic, character-shaping experience," such as a near-death experience, variables like gender, age, religious upbringing, or whether you are at work, at home or with friends do not change or affect your true tendency.
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But when New York magazine published a cover story about the troubled project — "Trump's Near-Death Experience" — Mr. Trump sued Ms. Corcoran, accusing her and her associates of sharing damaging information with the magazine and thus violating a confidentiality agreement.
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He doesn't think it's out of the question, because he believes that humans are "wired" to have this kind of transcendent experience, whether through a virtual reality headset, magic mushroom, a near-death experience, or, like Blinderman proposed, meditation and mindfulness.
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Writing in the Journal of Near-Death Studies, Massey University's Dr. Natasha Tassell-Matamua and her PhD student, San Francisco-based Brigid McCormick, said the experiences of the mainly female participants were positive, life-affirming, and assisted with the grieving process.
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While certain artists use their near-death experiences as fodder for their work—Compton rapper Y.G. and his excellent new album Still Brazy being a recent example—Araab has no interest in being known for anything beyond his musical ability.
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Heroic stories and near-death accounts emerge in equal measure — nurses who fled with their patients, taking refuge in an abandoned garage and finding spare hoses to fight the fire off; schoolteachers piling students into their cars; and so much more.
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" Morris recounts stories of various types of survivors — of rape, war or near death experiences — and investigates the theories and treatments associated with healing from trauma, turning also to literature like "The Epic of Gilgamesh" and Alice Sebold's "The Lovely Bones.
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The agony of the subways also has more than a few New Yorkers worrying that they've begun an inexorable descent, maybe even back to the 21981s, when the city endured what could reasonably be described as a near-death experience.
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Yet its near-death underscores the degree to which trade, and globalization in general, once trumpeted as a force for progress, have come to be seen as a vehicle for destroying jobs, making the rich richer and undermining national sovereignty.
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Based on the commission's findings, the U.S. Department of Justice's Office of Victims of Crime announced earlier this year a demonstration initiative to develop multidisciplinary strategies to address severe or near-death injuries as a result of child abuse or neglect.
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When I read the testimonies of people who'd had near-death experiences, and realized just how much those experiences had changed their lives, I asked myself, 'What's the point of doing therapy for decades if a single experience can change everything?
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Terrified and in agony over her closeted life, J.J. attempted suicide, and the entire game is a sort of near-death fever dream where J.J.'s identity swims between liminal spaces — closeted and out, alive and dead, whole and in literal pieces.
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When I came home, many of those aunts and uncles were near death, and new family members had been born who knew me only as a face in a picture or a voice on the other end of a prison phone call.
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"Days after our baby girl was born, I kissed my wife goodbye before surgery and neither of us knew if she would be coming back," Ohanian, 35, wrote of the tennis pro's near-death experience after an emergency cesarean section in September.
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And maybe engaged?!), the 36-year-old chatted with PEOPLE about how he handled keeping one of TV's biggest secrets, how Toby will move forward after his near-death experience and that life-changing promise between his character and Kate (Chrissy Metz).
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The iconic Grease star and singer, 70, opens up to PEOPLE in this week's issue, speaking out for the first time and setting the record straight after tabloid rumors claimed in January that she was near death or, in some cases, dead already.
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Morin said she also noticed that Travelers, another fictional sci-fi Netflix series in which special operatives are sent back in time and transform into other people who are about to have near-death experiences, uses footage from the Lac-Mégantic train crash.
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And, like her mother, she's always been outspoken about everything: from satanism (she doesn't subscribe but finds it "fucking fascinating") to her battles with anxiety following a near-death experience to her desire to be understood and respected beyond her famous parents' legacy.
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With season 2, Riverdale doubles down on strange narrative conventions by adding in Grey's Anatomy-inspired near-death hallucinations: Archie's dad is lingering in some strange in-between state and imagining the graduation day, engagement, and wedding of his beloved, tall, brave son.
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To show their importance, researchers concocted a devilish experiment in which speakers were asked to tell about a near-death experience, while listeners were given a distracting task like pressing a button every time the speaker used a word starting with "T".
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Check them out here: In keeping with the stop-putting-it-off theme, Hotwire recently launched an ad called "Near Death" that tells people to take their fantasy trip before a speeding bus cuts them down in the middle of the street.
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"Who Says Elephants Can't Dance" was the title of the memoir of 1990s era IBM CEO Lou Gerstner, who is credited with bringing the company back from a near-death experience by shifting it into software and services and exiting most hardware businesses.
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Best near-death experience: JC: When the entire cast drove from the final gym scene to the mini-fairground in those extended-length golf carts, one of the drivers blew right over a curb and nearly sent a dozen various ensemble members flying.
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What he made clear to me was that the reason I thought of food constantly was because of my Aztec lifetime … as I was lingering near death, my thoughts were consumed with where my next meal would come from, and nothing else.
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On this episode of Daily VICE, we go to a small town in northwest Spain where members of the community come together once a year to honor those who have had near death experiences by lying in coffins and walking through town.
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"Jack could have fit on that door" truthers on the internet still regularly bang the drum that a near-death Rose could have saved her steerage-class lover if she'd just made a little room on her makeshift floatation device, a door.
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Articles on the threat posed to the F-35 program by the S-400 are a dime a dozen, with experts across the board agreeing that networking Russian systems into NATO's air defenses spells a near death sentence for allied air power.
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Even in a worst-case scenario this year, Galantis walks away with a trophy, but it is conceivable that an L.A. weirdo who makes DMT-referencing records and whose latest album was inspired by near-death experiences will take home the trophy.
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"We are finding dialysis patients that haven't been able to contact their providers, so we are having to transport them in near-death conditions," Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz said, recalling a group's visit to two San Juan-area nursing homes this week.
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