The Clover pack of 16 needles includes two needles each in sizes 3 to 7 and three needles each in sizes 8 and 9.
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The PVC needles are soft, pliable, and flat just like real spruce needles.
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What analysts and operators are really trying to do is find a few specific needles in a stack of needles, while a massive conveyor belt continues to dump more needles on the pile.
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"We don't talk about how many adults are afraid of needles or avoid getting needles," Dr. Chambers said.
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Pros: Three sizes of needles included, resealable case, smooth stainless steelCons: Needles do not accommodate every type of novelty yarn
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When you're tree shopping, shake the branches to see how many needles fall off, as loose needles mean a dry tree.
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That means she'll pierce them with needles during their session, then remove the needles when the session ends without actually inserting jewelry.
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Inside, Eric Needles was in the basement archives of the DOO when a message scrolled across his contact lens: Needles, my office, now.
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For example, most pine needles have a cycle of three to five years, while some juniper needles can last for a decade or more.
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Needles and ink have often been used to tattoo skin with imagery that expresses personal identity, but one artist is using needles and thread instead.
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I brought him with me the first time I donated blood because I was afraid of needles (that experience helped me conquer my fear of needles).
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And whether you are doing delicate single-strand-silk-floss or ribbon embroidery, the needles in a pack of Clover Embroidery Needles will serve you well.
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Packer wanted to make a heart out of all the needles, but she didn't realize how many needles that was until the O'Neills brought them over.
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The idea is to get dirty needles off the streets while supplying drug users with needles that won't carry the risk of an HIV or hepatitis infection.
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A second pair of needles act like clamps during the blood draw, holding the skin's tissues apart to allow the last set of needles to do their work.
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"We are looking for needles in a nationwide haystack, but we are also looking for what pieces of hay may someday become needles," Comey said during a press conference Monday.
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They'll need at least five needles in a cluster (a sign that they are healthy), while those with only two or three needles in a cluster will be prohibited from entry.
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Pros: Sturdy, easy to thread, seven sizes, large needle eyes, smooth metal does not snagCons: If you don't need smaller needles, opt for another set of only large-size Clover needles
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Jonny: When I was younger my mum pissed me off, so I put needles in the sofa and watched laughing as she sat on them and got three needles up her bum.
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In the next clip, Graham hilariously shakes her face, causing the needles to jiggle, belting out "Ho, ho, ho, Merry Christmas!" as the array of green needles seem to resemble a beard.
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Pros: Variety of sizes, made of steel and nickel-plated, rust-proof, durable needles, aluminum needle threader includedCons: Package is not durable enough for extended storage of needles once they are removed
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Researchers randomly assigned patients to receive either what's known as electroacupuncture, where an electrical current is passed between a pair of acupuncture needles, or a dummy treatment with similar needles, for eight weeks.
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Will we see a wave of HD needles and cartridges?
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I sink to my knees in the soft pine needles.
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Through sharing needles, I'd contracted hepatitis A earlier that summer.
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That's when the barrage of needles, tests, and discoveries started.
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People there use clean needles and inject the stuff properly.
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" Coughlin adds, "[There's] no needles, nobody putting them through pain.
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Most of the models use needles that are around .2-.
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It also offers free lessons, yarn and needles for beginners.
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You need another set of sterile needles and all that.
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He got everybody in the Garden on pins and needles.
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Last week was all about pine needles and cozy cabins.
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But all of it — excepting the pine needles — is food.
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She did not want to put needles in herself anymore.
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The nurse passed around needles and a dummy for practice.
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Cliff Blossom (Barclay Hope) needles Veronica about her incarcerated father.
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Which means: If you hate needles, do not do this.
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He needles Jane until his questions give way to anger.
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Doctors clip at least two electrodes on the inserted needles.
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Dr. Reisman needles her about the abuse in her marriage.
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Two needles are included and it comes in 20 colors.
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Then use paper, dry grass, or pine needles as tinder.
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A candy cane Christmas tree with red and white needles
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Inside her purse are about a dozen used heroin needles.
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Pop would make needles, by hand, to suture his cattle.
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Once the needles were removed, I felt high for days.
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The bigger the haystack, the more needles we can find.
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Bad news for anyone with a severe fear of needles.
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The vibrating whir of tattoo needles can be incredibly therapeutic.
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Carmen undercuts Ana's intelligence and needles her about her weight.
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Typically, pets fall asleep soon after the needles are inserted.
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With its falling needles, its poverty is on full display.
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Starbucks recently agreed to open its first branch in Needles.
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Sort of, takes a haystack and digs out the needles.
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In a pinch, pine needles and sticks can increase traction.
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The needles have caused panic in Australia and neighboring countries.
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It picked up 55,000 pounds of trash and 4,000 needles.
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Human accouterments like wristwatches get lost in the pine needles.
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The ideal device would not involve needles or draw blood.
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In the bag, there were insulin needles and calcium tablets.
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Getting over my fear of needles was the real struggle.
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Police in New South Wales (NSW) state said on Tuesday needles had been found in more than 20 strawberry punnets, and there were reports that a banana and apple also had needles in them.
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Waymo said it was unaware of any instances where untrained workers were asked to handle needles, and the spokesperson suggested the needles may have contained a harmless substance like insulin, rather than illegal drugs.
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The Humboldt Area Center for Harm Reduction, which distributes clean needles through a syringe exchange program, has also drawn the ire of many in the community who blame the organization for the proliferation of needles.
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She cleaned her needles with bleach, but that was not enough.
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Like HIV, hep A gets transmitted through sex and sharing needles.
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But I assume micro-needles would still go under the skin?
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Turntables and needles can be fussy, especially in a club environment.
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Before the needles, I'd gone through a period of self-love.
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Advertising (detail) for liposuction needles of kind used in the surgery.
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He was driving with some of the needles in his pocket.
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He ended up getting charged for possession of Suboxone and needles.
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Surgical instruments, including a tourniquet, couching needles and amputating knives. Engraving.
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She poked needles into my calves, my hands, and my face.
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I was nervous, scared and tired of being poked with needles.
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It would have a biohazard box for needles and bloodied swabs.
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Maybe those printers could spit out the needles or forceps, too.
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Weekly in 2011, using the Yiddish term for pins and needles.
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But she discovered early on that she was terrified of needles.
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There will also be a kiosk to dispose of dirty needles.
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I remember the track marks the needles left on my arm.
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When Max finally took the needles out, I earnestly felt rescued.
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"A slight prick," Paz said as he pushed three needles in.
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Of course, getting needles in the skin is supposed to hurt.
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The needles go under the skin, into a layer of fat.
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Dr. Levy made preparations to put needles along the dog's back.
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They grit their teeth as they push needles through their eardrums.
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Some of its experiments, notably election night needles, were instant hits.
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"People are sort of on pins and needles," Mr. Brodsky said.
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Herbal acupuncture combines the traditional use of needles with burning herbs.
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Wear long pants, covered shoes and latex gloves to fetch needles.
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He's had to thread many needles while rising in British politics.
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The needles are tiny and most of the treatment is painless.
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But Jessica has a preternatural knack for finding needles in haystacks.
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Pregnant women were given vitamins with the same needles, and died.
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The tricoteuses make their return, clicking not needles but touch pads.
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FluMist is popular among those who hate needles -- including most children.
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And just like many humans, zoo animals do not like needles.
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Clowns also handily surpass classic fears like heights, needles, and ghosts.
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At least the needles don't crash whenever they feel like it.
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Unsafe needles The problem of unsafe needles stretches beyond Ratodero -- and it's been going on for years, said Naseem Salahuddin, the head of the infectious disease department at the Indus Hospital in Karachi in southern Pakistan.
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Crescent Moon Over the Needles, Ainsley Bennett (UK)This glorious shot shows the seven percent waxing crescent Moon setting in the evening sky over the Needles Lighthouse at the western tip of the Isle of Wight.
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Catch the premiere episode of our new VICELAND series Needles & Pins, where host Grace Neutral explores the cultural journey of tattoo art and meets the people around the world who use needles and ink to express themselves.
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Fears: I have a fear of needles; I absolutely hate getting shots!
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In my family, you're not on pins and needles; you're on shpilkes.
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My reporter had passed on the assignment because she's afraid of needles.
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There are pins and needles at first, in my hands and arms.
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The pins and needles congeal as they saturate skin and then muscle.
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Tanks can cross a swamp, but needles can pierce hard things through.
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The mat is similar to acupuncture, except needles don't puncture his skin.
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Pop even made his own needles by hand to suture the cattle.
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Hayek is seen laying, apparently nude, with acupuncture needles in her back.
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Moldy ink, dirty needles, and ink with dangerous ingredients can cause infections.
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Researchers "inserted" the needles at three sites that were not acupuncture points.
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Joakim invented a machine that amplifies the sound of the tattoo needles.
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I tried it the first time, and I'm unusually afraid of needles.
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They're thinner gauge needles and create a finer tattoo with more details.
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Remember when he performed a blood transfusion with sterilized sea urchin needles?
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And voila — you end up with that characteristic pins-and-needles feeling.
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An example of foliage freeze in the needles of a pine tree.
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I am getting over my fear of needles and accepting the shots.
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The needles will go all over my car, get some garbage bags!
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"Hepatitis B and C are usually transmitted by nonsterilized needles," Heymann said.
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Because I'd shared dirty needles with low companions, my blood was diseased.
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But achieving the Melania look doesn't necessarily have to come from needles.
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But scale brings needed negotiating power selling needles and catheters to hospitals.
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He remembers having to clear needles from his stoop on many days.
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Warrior was crushed, and descended further: she started shooting up with needles.
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Streets and public restrooms aren't littered with needles and other drug paraphernalia.
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It's not pins and needles—that has an uncomfortable component to it.
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These are sharp-pointed needles that will easily pierce the background fabric.
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Before that, he rocked out in 83 Needles, an "indietronica" chip duo.
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All of which is to say that I wasn't afraid of needles.
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It's like a hair clip with the teeth, except it's all needles.
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Police are investigating more than 100 reports of needles found in fruit.
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Roots, leaves, pine needles; the man was basically a walking field guide.
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The sidewalks are strewn with heroin needles and covered in human feces.
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They stuck needles in their arms, necks and the skin between toes.
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Piles of trash, used needles and worse (human feces) have drawn complaints.
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Unlike vaccinations for humans, the one for bees does not involve needles.
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This therapy can be given by manual insertion of needles or electroacupuncture.
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But there's quite a high percentage of people that don't like needles.
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He pointed out the dying trees with bare branches and yellow needles.
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She found needles in the bathroom and learned he was shooting up.
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When you push needles through your cheeks, you experience an intense sensation.
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And bursts of pitch-pine needles grew straight out of scorched trunks.
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We still see gratuitous photos of people jamming needles into their bodies.
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A pen with several very fine needles is passed along the skin.
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It was winter, and the biting cold pricked their skin like needles.
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With silicone or needles, the women give life to their alter egos.
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Lisa Pryor SYDNEY, Australia — Our Christmas smells like pine needles and chlorine.
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"We were on pins and needles" during the delicate operation, said Cohen.
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Needles, human waste and garbage accumulate on sidewalks, streets and drainage systems.
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Sprawling estates were surrounded with towering elms and bitterly dry pine needles.
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As the doctors plunged the needles into our flesh, I heaved again.
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Needle exchanges are not aimed at reducing the number of users, but advocates hope that providing clean needles will reduce the spread of diseases, such as HIV and hepatitis C, that can be contracted when people share needles.
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People often think of shared needles as the culprit for infection, but simply using the same needle or spoon to cook drugs multiple times is also a risk factor, as is not sanitizing skin or needles with rubbing alcohol.
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One-third of all drug users have shared needles in the past year.
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"It's like finding needles in a haystack," he said at the news conference.
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It was a constant feeling of thousands of needles being stuck into me.
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This virus has two common transmission routes, sexual intercourse and dirty syringe needles.
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Nearby, Brown bopped up and down on pine needles that coated the ground.
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Police reported illegal drugs were found in the room along with used needles.
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Visiting health workers saw many cases of doctors reusing syringes and IV needles.
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Visiting health workers saw many cases of doctors reusing syringes and I.V. needles.
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The videos frequently include gross-out themes like injections, eating feces, or needles.
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"I'd get funny sensations in my legs, like pins and needles," she recalls.
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"Their needles aren't shaped like volleyball nets or screen door mesh," says Kennedy.
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Most people become infected by sharing needles or other equipment to inject drugs.
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Then, it punches you with micro-needles to inject a dose of drugs.
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The theme is Christmas: turkey, pine needles, Christmas crackers and Christmas carol 1.
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Or, at least, that's what Pittsburgh-raised queen Sharon Needles will tell you.
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But Trump and Clinton both smiled broadly and laughed at each other's needles.
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And if we're very quiet, we can hear the wind rustling the needles.
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Nothing beats smelling like lemon and pine needles from head-to-toe, right?
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Two Black women at a Trump rally aren't exactly needles in a haystack.
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Needles as a sexy It the clown, an Amanda Lepore appreciation track ft.
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Consumers in Queensland were the first to report finding needles embedded inside strawberries.
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It was, she recalled, like "a thousand hot needles" stabbing into her body.
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She also said she ate currant fruits, pine needles and ants to survive.
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Andres Demoya recently found himself sitting with needles sticking out of his ears.
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It can cause even more damage if loaded with harder ammunition like needles.
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The needles stand over 13-feet tall and weigh over 25 pounds each.
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So the most common way this virus gets spread is by sharing needles.
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In one, a boy picks the needles from the flesh of another kid.
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As my heroin addiction progressed, those clean needles got few and far between.
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I ached knowing that he had been afraid of needles his entire life.
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His aversion to needles kept him from getting stitches for his busted head.
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He used three sewing needles, some woolen thread, a pencil, and black ink.
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She avoids using pejorative terms like "dirty needles" and promotes person-first language.
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I loved the crackle of Champagne, its hot pine needles down my throat.
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People, including children, are finding dangerous, dirty needles in parks and public bathrooms.
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In several other cases, the coalition said, refugees swallowed razor blades and needles.
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When I think of needles I usually don't think of taking stuff out.
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Sap and dried needles tend to crackle, pop and explode when they burn.
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Needles is in the desert, which has become a kind of Instagrammer's paradise.
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I made snowballs and turned them into families with sticks and pine needles.
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A more common danger are the thousands of heroin needles discarded by users.
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Now, there exist some very effective quantitative tools for locating needles in haystacks.
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The air smelled like pine needles and springs flowing down from the mountains.
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Despite his distaste for needles, Mr. Harrison has donated in locations across Australia.
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"He would have needles stuck in him, anesthesia, and claustrophobic MRIs," Damiani says.
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Drug needles recently littered the path amid the piles of trash and junk.
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That on-pins-and-needles feeling isn't conducive to getting anything productive done.
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She presses her face to the pine needles, closes her eyes and inhales.
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He said he was a "winner," and metrics not his own were needles.
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As the pine dies, its needles fade from green to yellow to red.
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He says he has drastically reduced the amount of needles he hands out.
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Children can develop phobias about bees, dogs, needles, bridges, vomit, darkness and more.
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Chimney smoke and the balsamic pitch of evergreen needles scent the clean breeze.
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Jennifer Trask uses animal bones, antlers, and sewing needles to create delicate flowers.
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Sharon Needles: I'm sorry I'm just in my dead cat shirt right now!
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Syringe exchanges allow people to obtain clean needles for little to no cost.
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Using fine needles to gently 'pin back' areas, we can retrain muscles to tighten.
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The tension between the unmoving figure and the compasses, their needles wavering, is unsettling.
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He can also tug delicate fetal skin and guide suture needles using a grasper.
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Olivia Munn is here to prove that plumped-up lips don't always require needles.
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Needles were for junkies in crack houses, not kids from privilege and private schools.
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My mother and I pulled needles from his hanging dog skin one by one.
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Sharon Needles can hold tight to her crown as reigning (drag) queen of darkness.
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Then, a pen-like device is used to move tiny needles across your surface.
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Acupuncturist They provide treatment of symptoms and disorders using needles and small electrical currents.
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Farrar knitted throughout the trial, although near the end, court security confiscated her needles.
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Levitt suggests the gel for people who are squeamish about injecting themselves with needles.
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Instead, diabetic patients must inject insulin daily into their bodies through needles or pumps.
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The Finnish chef brought Douglas pine needles, bark, and pine shoots in his luggage.
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They can also spread through contaminated needles or sharp objects that puncture the skin.
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They took Needles by the arms and led him downstairs to the airlock lounge.
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The order cited "garbage, human feces, hypodermic needles, urine odors" and other unsanitary conditions.
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So common are "'roids" in some gyms that sharps bins for needles are provided.
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I thought maybe, the pine needles had fallen from a tree onto my head.
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Sitting in school desks gives her numbness and pins and needles in her thighs.
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It's like looking for the proverbial handful of needles in a very large haystack.
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She's encouraged dads struggling with heroin addiction to get clean needles at the exchange.
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We are going to be on pins and needles 'til we reach that 270.
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And getting poked all over the body by needles is a pretty dramatic intervention.
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But what is making us so suddenly willing to put needles in our faces?
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But filling a Triceratops with needles so you can clone it is downright weird.
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You won't find quilting needles and thread in the kits of conventional landscape photographers.
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The assistant came out, asked if there was a broom for the pine needles.
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Most of the time, the feeling of pins and needles is a good sign.
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While I am no newbie to acupuncture or needles, I arrived a little shaky.
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Luly Ruiz, the owner of VIP Spa, said that they only use disposable needles.
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Dr. Brandt: Save 45% Off Needles No More No More Baggage on November 24.
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We're talking about how do you find the needle in the stack of needles.
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You'll see condoms and hypodermic needles and people peeing up and down the street.
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What's great about 23andMe's test is that it requires zero blood and/or needles.
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All of these needles are then shielded by a flexible sheath called the labium.
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So far #StormImogen has brought a max gust of 28mph to Needles Old Battery.
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The addicts bring their own drugs, and InSite provides clean needles and medical supervision.
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We have an opportunity every single month to collect blood from women, without needles.
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Rod hadn't seen him swapping needles on Almeda, or huffing paint in Hyde Park.
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Saying good-bye Garrett loved Batman and Thor, and hated pants, needles and cancer.
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Her tuft of cotton candy hair had been styled with pinesap and pine needles.
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If you want the real thing, you're gonna have to get some needles involved.
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Such facilities, he added, could also help decrease the amount of publicly discarded needles.
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This form becomes much higher-risk to users who are likely to share needles.
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Alongside he poured sake infused with white pine needles, at once tart and sweet.
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In 1956, Needles became the first Florida-bred horse to win the Kentucky Derby.
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The line in the room backs up with people eager to collect their needles.
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It wasn't much about the actual needles, but rather the whole process of relaxing.
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I want Keith Richards to descend from on high and murder him with needles.
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Pine trees are the hardest because of the shapes of the branches and needles.
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They wouldn't let the children play in the snow because of the buried needles.
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There is also a rhubarb chutney and a syrup made from infused pine needles.
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Months after the first dispensaries opened in Needles, they were raided by federal agents.
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Would you ever perform this track on stage and dedicate it to Sharon Needles?
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I'll look at the pine needles and pine cones that fall off the trees.
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He inserted three-inch needles in Mr. Mika's chest walls to let air escape.
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When she barely ran her hand over the needles, it felt warm and tingly.
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Some scientists poke holes into fish swim bladders with needles to solve the problem.
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A light copper — like a hare, or pine needles drying out on the ground.
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Like everyone else in this field, I'm comfortable around blood, needles and test tubes.
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Needles are turning up in strawberries in grocery stores all over Australia right now.
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Sano's approach isn't noninvasive like Apple's might be because it involves using tiny needles.
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Injection drug users should have access to sterile needles, safe consumption sites and treatment.
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I'll brine a pork shoulder in hickory sap and pine needles for nineteen days.
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Valerie showed me how to administer the injections, somewhat assuaging my fear of needles.
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While it comes with needles and bobbins, you might want to buy some extras.
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One risk is infections from dirty needles, injection tools, and water to mix drugs.
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Numerous tutorials exist to demonstrate the technique for this artistic deed: One YouTube tutorial with more than three million views advised against sewing needles, instead suggesting tattoo needles from Amazon that are pre-sterilized, and ultra black tattoo ink available on eBay.
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When Santa Ana decided to shut down OCNEP's operations in the local Civic Center, it pointed to photo evidence of needles found in the area surrounding the exchange, from needles found in books in the public library to syringes found in the streets.
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Svenonius' mix of perversity and class consciousness always needles and excites and, yes, even incites.
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The ink is so cool, it might just be worth facing your fear of needles.
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There's something about sticking a bunch of needles in your body that sounds, well, traumatizing.
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Second: water your tree, and get rid of it when the needles start to crunch.
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Unless you want dried pine needles strewn everywhere, or propellers stuck in your walls.[YouTube]
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The microneedling machine is an electric wand with a dozen tiny needles at the end.
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Click here to view original GIFThe production involves two needles running inside yet another needle.
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"I don't like needles," the Women's Health March cover star, 44, says in the issue.
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"Scientists need to do statistical analyses to find the needles in the haystack," he said.
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Remove most of the needles from the rosemary, leaving just a few at the end.
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The tattoos are inked by Buddhist monks using sharpened bamboo sticks or long metal needles.
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But week three was even more intense, because there were needles (and my colon!) involved.
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The haystacks are unimaginably large and the needles are both very small and constantly changing.
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Theranos became famous for fast, accurate and affordable blood testing using smaller needles and tubes.
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One man emerging from the pharmacy hesitates and then accepts Alimova's offer of clean needles.
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Tiny needles are then used to poke tiny holes in the skin on your face.
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That means more drug use, injuries and discarded needles in parks and on city streets.
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Did the state decriminalize possession and distribution of needles for participants of needle exchange programs?
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Finally, did the state allow the sale of needles, without prescriptions, to injected drug users?
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Screw needles and deer antler spray ... it's all about MEXICAN STEAK ... so says the NFL.
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Say they see a couple of used needles on the car seat in plain view.
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Brinton was shocked through needles in their fingers as they watched pornographic images of men.
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Dust off your knitting needles — it's time for the latest craftivism project of the resistance.
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More patients soon arrived, and the nuns inadvertently spread the mystery disease through dirty needles.
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Steve-O likes jamming ... needles through his hand ... and he hopes you like jamming too.
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I saw dust covering the places where medicine, needles, and other supplies were once stored.
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Parts of downtown San Francisco are now littered with used needles, trash, and human poop.
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She knits these intricate patterns in the teeniest of tiny stitches (size one knitting needles).
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Bringing needles off the street helps prevent children and other passersby from accidentally getting pricked.
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We don't deserve the scent of pine needles and candle wax lighting up our appartments.
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So I started stealing five days worth of intravenous diazepam, tramadol, and some butterfly needles.
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Dr. Church sterilized his own needles, and occasionally allowed his son to give him injections.
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Fortunately, tree designers and manufacturers have gotten better at producing more realistic branches and needles.
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It is spread primarily through the sharing of needles among people who use illicit drugs.
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The ages are young for such infections; in these cases, they result from dirty needles.
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Instead, it gave people the same amount of needles that they turned in plus 20.
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Robots, she said, might be able to pick up needles left by intravenous drug users.
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The first is on pain after surgery and the second is on pain from needles.
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Ms. Carden, who very sensibly does not love needles, had been worried about the pain.
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Each person took a paper bag full of needles and Narcan, the overdose reversal drug.
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Clarke was undergoing acupuncture when one of the needles broke as it entered his arm.
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Consider needle exchanges, where people can pick up sterile syringes and trade in used needles.
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Workers sifting through the waste with their bare hands are often pricked by used needles.
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People in the state of Queensland reported finding sewing needles in their fruit last week.
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Kaffir lime leaves gleam, dark as jade, shredded down to the width of pine needles.
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The needles are a deep green, tough, resinous, and closely bunched, in groups of five.
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It was not glamorous, but inhaling the smoke outside pierced our lungs like hot needles.
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"Markets are on pins and needles about stocks, given the correction this week," he said.
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Strips of green PVC plastic are cut into needles and then attached to the frame.
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Would she be restricted to a hospital bed, just a mess of tubes and needles?
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All the needles in your arse, all the steroids will not help you, you pussy!
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Each package contains alcohol wipes, a sharps disposal container, condoms, and, of course, clean needles.
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Vancouver police tweet photo of pigeon nest of used needles to draw attention to opioid crisis Vancouver police tweet photo of pigeon nest of used needles to draw attention to opioid crisis Vancouver police hope a jarring photo of three pigeon eggs nestled on a bed of used needles in a dirty sink in the city's Downtown Eastside will draw more attention to the opioid crisis that has claimed hundreds of lives there.
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Attached is a selection of images from inside the Needles Tailoring shop, by photojournalist Saba Rehman.
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Essentially, cryolipolysis is a nonsurgical alternative to liposuction, so there are no needles, scalpels, or scars.
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There can be temporary nerve damage that can create a pins-and-needles feeling or numbness.
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Utah arrays, collections of 100 conductive silicon needles, are now employed experimentally to record brain waves.
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I think most people know about the risk of reusing needles, but what else is there?
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It's easier with two people, so the vet can get the needles in the right spot.
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Las Vegas is about to set up vending machines to dispense clean needles, free of charge.
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You didn't have to walk on pins and needles so that you didn't make someone grumpy.
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Another warned the women attending his lecture that he did not want to hear knitting needles.
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I felt better when I pricked myself with needles; the pain confirmed that I was alive.
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Before he switched to pens, he would reuse syringes and needles to inject himself with insulin.
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We're all grieving for the pins and needles we got about Malia Obama's college application process.
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Then, the night before I met him, he shared needles with a person with untreated AIDS.
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The woman Donald Trump called Miss Piggy says her community is now on pins and needles.
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In the case of GWAS, these needles are called single nucleotide polymorphisms, or SNPs (pronounced "snips").
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According to their mother Kim, Parke has absolutely hated needles ever since they were very young.
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She misses the texts the most and is sitting on pins and needles to hear news.
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But I didn't go to the Upper East Side for nothing, and needles to the face?
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When she realized what was happening, she panicked—Lindsay has a long-standing fear of needles.
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The students created a device that allows first responders to safely collect hazardous hypodermic needles (Samsung)
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But Hollywood's got a new facelift craze — and this one doesn't require any needles or downtime.
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So people with Type 13 rely on shots or infusions of insulin through needles or pumps.
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Despite the involvement of blood and needles, the potential for negative side effects is quite low.
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Getting needles stabbed into the back of your head is not fun, but it's worth it.
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The result is a chemical fingerprint, or "breath biopsy", with no chemicals, needles or reagents necessary.
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They were three-inch sewing needles, exactly like those my grandmother had used, with a thimble.
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Another man is down, clutching groceries in one hand, a bag of needles in the other.
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It was a weird gene that, when mutated, produced disfigured tomato leaves that looked like needles.
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Like most conspiracy theories, there are a couple needles of truth in this haystack of misconceptions.
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Here, apple kombucha has been combined with pine needles, giving the drink a bright green hue.
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A spooked Kristina climbs back on board and Nick comforts her, which needles Corinne even more.
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Nicknamed "Friendship Beach," the sand-and-dirt park is regularly scoured for abandoned needles and weapons.
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In the Indiana case, the shared needles helped spread the HIV infection to over 142 people.
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The number of needles depends on the size of the pet and severity of the ailment.
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The practitioner places the needles into each person's ears, then leaves them there for 45 minutes.
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He heard a rustle of pine needles, and swiveled to see a mountain lion stalking him.
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I've been paying a lot of money for hypodermic needles and now I realise they're free.
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With injection comes HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, which is easily spread by sharing needles.
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People aren't taking needles to their shaved heads, but rather incorporating designs into the buzzed section.
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Picking the criminal needles from the haystack of innocents is not as easy as it sounds.
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I know I'm going to have to get over it, but I really, really hate needles.
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First, she educated them on how dirty needles and unprotected sex spread H.I.V., which causes AIDS.
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Within Skid Row, violent crime is still rampant, and needles and trash still cover the sidewalks.
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She also hates needles, as media outlets have reported as part of the Theranos origin story.
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They come home from the factory with fingers punctured by needles or sliced by industrial clippers.
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It is so heartbreaking to see young kids on the block with needles in their arms.
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Because of a few spools of thread and a dozen needles, people were condemned to death.
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It comes with needles, four different patterns, four colors of embroidery floss, and an embroidery hoop.
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But in today's increasingly connected world, both the haystack and the number of needles are growing.
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In interviews focused on Theranos's success, she said the idea came from her fear of needles.
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I watched Kansas sunsets and Oklahoma sunrises and camped on soft beds of Texas pine needles.
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Each package will include alcohol wipes, a disposal container and condoms in addition to clean needles.
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The front and back yards were always covered in a thick blanket of dry pine needles.
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Because in essence, you're turning every straw into a needle, which means there are no needles.
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"We got into the game and they didn't really present us with any rules," Needles recalls.
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The next two hold the skin open so the inner two needles can get down deep.
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That's when the pine needles in my hair made sense, they didn't fall from a tree.
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We civilly put needles in men's arms on death row instead of chopping off their heads.
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The virus also can spread through direct contact with contaminated objects, such as needles and syringes.
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In one scene, she depicted women sitting and sewing, with light reflecting off their metal needles.
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At dawn, crews from the city and private organizations arrive to pick up needles and trash.
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The game you watched on pins and needles until your team pulled a last-minute victory.
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People cleared needles off their lawns, their front steps and the sidewalks where their children played.
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There were more drunk people, more needles in front of his house and on the street.
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Or Hatechild's "I blame u" conjures up long sharp needles pinning and jarring thru the air.
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Their teacher, K. C. Needles, offered encouragement, but didn't tell them how to fix their mistake.
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"I told myself I wouldn't knit this here," he said, looping his needles through the yarn.
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Needles was the Joad family's first California stop in "The Grapes of Wrath," by John Steinbeck.
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"There are a great number of folks who are on pins and needles," Mr. Musca said.
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They did it by having a clean-needle program, so that drug users stopped sharing needles.
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"Are you willing to submit yourself to a painful regimen of needles?" they asked my mom.
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Adding to the tension, Phi Phi and Sharon "Party City" Needles still had to lip-sync.
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Coastal residents sit on pins and needles to see whether they will be impacted that season.
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We reached out to The Real Tarzann ... and we're on pins and needles awaiting a response.
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In one year, she had buried several close relatives who had contracted HIV from infected needles.
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She had just demonstrated how to safely, and consensually, stick a willing partner with hypodermic needles.
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But soon the orchestra needles the cello, as if to make a contentious and contrasting point.
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Nearly 200 people using opioids got sick after people contracted the virus by sharing dirty needles.
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Tens of thousands of hypodermic needles are collected every month from the streets of San Francisco.
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Once it starts drying up and those needles start falling out, immediately dispose of the tree.
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My belly spotted with tender bruises and itchy red patches where the needles had gone in.
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Researchers also found no increase in crime, and a decrease in public injecting and discarded needles.
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Consider needle exchanges, where people can get new syringes for drug use and discard used needles.
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And the third received sham acupuncture, using "fake" needles near the affected wrist, as a placebo.
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I think it is inconvenient, troublesome, annoying, and can feel like needles piercing at your skin.
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A light snow of ash and burned needles and leaves had drifted down onto their home.
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A couple times a week, I use this little face roller with tiny needles in it.
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Other topics include pain after surgery, pain from needles, chronic pain and the use of opioids.
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A third group got "sham" acupuncture (meaning the needles were withdrawn before they touched the skin).
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But for lesser-known candidates like Harris, Warren, and Booker, the debates can move their needles.
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The sharing of dirty needles among injection drug users is a method of direct transmission of bloodborne disease such as HIV, hepatitis B and hepatitis C. Syringe exchanges can provide sterile needles, along with offering or referring drug users to disease prevention education, care and treatment.
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" They said they felt "a sensation similar to that of pins and needles all over [their] face.
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She told her family that she was addicted, and that she had hepatitis C from sharing needles.
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Australia supermarket giant Woolworths said on Thursday it had also withdrawn sewing needles from its shelves nationally.
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Having your eyeballs, possibly the most sensitive, achy, valuable organ in the body, poked with minuscule needles.
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When made right, the filaments of dough—called rziza—crackle in your mouth like pine needles underfoot.
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With biomarkers, growers could test much earlier, only planting trees that will keep their needles post-harvest.
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There's a large supply [of new needles] in that room, so that's not an issue at all.
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Instead, they're said to be humans who extract blood from prey using needles or foreign medical devices.
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She then starts to carefully insert the tiniest needles in my feet, legs, stomach, arms, and face.
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How was I supposed to brainstorm pithy "pins and needles" puns for her acupuncture services after that?
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Maybe it's just us, but it seems as though everyone was on pins and needles last week.
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Many people, for instance, may inhale to avoid the risk of catching bloodborne diseases through contaminated needles.
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But we're also called upon to figure out which pieces of hay might some day become needles.
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Planes, in the memorable words of a colleague, are the "silver needles that sew the world together".
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In a way, as Mr. Sachs suggested, the orchestra needles the violin with fidgety jabs and riffs.
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"Traders right now are on pins and needles," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at National Securities.
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As with anything where needles are involved, do your research and learn how to avoid the risks.
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The virus is spread through sexual contact, sharing of needles and from mother to child during pregnancy.
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One union member told the Sacramento Bee that he had been exposed to blood, needles, and feces.
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That wider diversity lens needs to be met with investment in initiatives that can move those needles.
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A person who injects drugs and either shares needles or has a sexual risk of getting HIV.
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Attempting to prevent the delivery of abortion pills, for example, would involve searching for needles in haystacks.
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But luckily for me, the first thing to go was my fear of needles and blood-work.
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Rat droppings and drug needles were also found at the home, according to KIRO7, citing court documents.
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Mona gets by cleaning houses; in her free time, she hands out clean needles to heroin junkies.
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THE stench hanging over Volokolamsk, a sleepy town west of Moscow, stings the nostrils like tiny needles.
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Of course, not all of these so-called "hysteric persons" used needles as their implement of choice.
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As I've written, being afraid to subject a healthy baby to dozens of needles isn't necessarily irrational.
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Sharing needles from Opana use led to an outbreak of HIV in Indiana in 2014 and 2015.
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During this time, he was still using Suboxone—and even began using needles to take the drug.
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Kennecke was stunned to learn after Emily's death that heroin, fentanyl and, most likely, needles were involved.
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Early studies of the method were mixed, but advocates blame the study designs more than the needles.
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Although she doesn't like getting stuck with needles, she enjoys caring for her mother and stuffed animals.
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You're on pins and needles, hoping the guy can get to the truck on time—exhilarating stuff.
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This One Wacky Game Of Thrones Online Fan Theory Will Change The Way You See Needles Forever.
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Doctors stick people with needles, cut them open, take their blood, lay bare their bones and organs.
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And, how did they uncover these needles in the enormous haystack of trades that occur every day?
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That permits a Sewbot to adjust the fabric appropriately as it is fed to the machine's needles.
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So, if the sight of blood or needles doesn't give you the shivers, consider becoming a phlebotomist.
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The artisan uses an awl to punch the holes, and, using two needles, threads then fastens them.
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The needles would "explode" into the wearer's skin, then the magnets would retract them for future uses.
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Occasionally, DePalma came across small plant fossils—flower petals, leaves, seeds, pine needles, and bits of bark.
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So those giant stingers are poison darts, ovipositors, crochet needles, battering rams and bayonets all in one.
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"Hepatitis B is mainly transmitted either through unsterilized needles or syringes ... or by sexual activity," he said.
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She is afraid of needles, and the out-of-pocket costs for these medications are barely affordable.
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By fall 2010, she was on life support, with needles, tubes and wires coming out of her.
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"My son doesn't like needles, ever," Lakerah Thomas said after having her son, Jonathan Thomas, 4, tested.
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Covered with blood and pine needles, the victim woke up with little recollection of what had happened.
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I was nervous about having needles stuck in me, but the treatment was painless and surprisingly relaxing.
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Not everyone is into being poked with needles, let alone having cryptographic keys shoved under their skin.
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Since we weren't allowed to handle needles, I would have my injections administered by prison medical staff.
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There, the inner needles seek out our blood and even dispense chemicals to make it flow faster.
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A flora and fauna theme dominates with pearly white, redheaded cherubs frolicking among evergreen and hemlock needles.
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They were arrested after police carried out lab tests on the needles and found the men's DNA.
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She nodded and began inserting dozens of tiny needles around my body, which didn't hurt at all.
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Needles has competition from other small cities east of Los Angeles, like Desert Hot Springs and Adelanto.
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I've never been good with needles, so I don't know, the whole prospect is a bit terrifying.
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Mr. Hossain said his wrist was sliced with a knife, and needles were shoved under his nails.
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Mr. Winthrop got his face right down to the sewing needles, to examine the warping for flaws.
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But I want to go back to turnout, and why it has me on pins and needles.
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"It's like searching for needles in a haystack, but we found one needle," Ms. Novak-Thaller said.
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Needles have always been tough for me, as are pharmaceutical advertisements, depending on their level of detail.
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A punk wearing a Patti Smith T-shirt and black nail polish, he needles her either way.
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People can get infected through sharing needles and other equipment for taking drugs, according to the CDC.
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A typical tattoo often relies on 11 or more needles to fill in outlines with solid color.
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Q&A Q. Why are there brown needles as well as green ones on the average evergreen?
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In the last video, Lanshin is seen taking out the needles as Graham jokes about the bleeding.
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Needles of terror prickled at the edges of the fairy-tale day in a post-Brexit kingdom.
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Once you've cleared the area, scrape away any grass, leaves, or needles down to the soil level.
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Sometimes they send each other clean needles, or naloxone, the drug that can revive someone after overdosing.
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The heart around her is made of the blood-thinner needles her mom used twice a day.
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Freshen your home The fragrant smell of evergreen needles can last long after the tree is gone.
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Using his wife's knitting needles, Dart flaked away the rock matrix, and a tiny face was revealed.
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When packing for the Women's March on Washington, don't forget your knitting needles and bright pink yarn.
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I remember the first time I brought home clean needles and naloxone, and the guilt I felt.
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Getting lion cubs to tolerate needles for vaccines, for example, takes a lot of tiny, incremental steps.
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The site would also provide clean needles, wound care and referrals to addiction treatment and legal services.
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These programs are proven to substantially reduce, although not eliminate, the rate of HIV infections from needles.
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This happened in Indiana in 2015, when about 190 people were diagnosed with HIV from shared needles.
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WATCH: Needles & Pins – DIY: Homemade Tattoos It's time to test our machine, by inking something or someone.
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The action happens when an electrical charge is applied across the length of the tiny gold needles.
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According to the Australia Broadcasting Corporation, there have been nine confirmed cases of needles hidden in strawberries.
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Kim Jong Un's half brother assassinated by women with poison needles, reports say Kim Jong Un's half brother assassinated by women with poison needles, reports say The estranged half brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has been killed in Malaysia, according to South Korean security sources.
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He said that because the needle exchange was open only one day a week for two hours, it limited the time during which people could dispose of needles at the exchange — so people tossed out needles in other places, including in public spaces like the library and parks.
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"The whole haystack need only be searched if one needs to prove that there are zero needles—because technological life might spread throughout the galaxy, or because technological species might arise independently in many places, we might expect there to be a great number of needles to be found."
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But you know me, I am on pins and needles, because I know you will be home soon.
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The two men trained together decades earlier at the Black Needles Military Academy, Brazil's version of West Point.
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You famously dated season 4 winner Sharon Needles — though you broke up after your run in season 5.
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As Hep C most commonly spreads through shared needles, the opioid epidemic has only made its prevalence worse.
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I'm just much more interested in an indoor evergreen interloper when its needles fall in someone else's home.
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Gene expression here controls whether or not these cells break open, causing the tree to release its needles.
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"The needles are so tiny it's even less likely to cause trauma to the skin," Dr. Hartman says.
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HIV, which stands for "human immunodeficiency virus," is mainly transmitted through sexual acts or by using infected needles.
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A man pierces metal needles through his cheeks during the Cap Go Meh festival celebration on Feb. 19.
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Dr. Ghanghro, in an interview with the Times last week, denied accusations that he reused syringes and needles.
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At turns, Wake berates Winslow for doing the work improperly, while Winslow often needles Wake over his opinions.
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My notes show pine needles, tropical mango, orange blossom, white tea and jasmine, great concentration, freshness and length.
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The only remedy is to put needles in each side of the dick and siphon the blood out.
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In one, they twisted the needles for two minutes every five minutes, for a total of 20 minutes.
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Orrin (Glenn Fleshler), Bryan, and Dake are on pins and needles as the courthouse wheel of fortune spins.
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Pop went as far as making his own needles and doing his own veterinary work like suturing cattle.
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"You follow enough companies, you feel around the haystack, and you discover it's filled with needles," Cramer said.
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These needles, sharp and tempting, serve a real purpose: to help, to heal, and to recover the body.
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Whether it's the permanency, indecision, or just a general fear of needles — many celebs have major tat-aversion.
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Then, I felt pine needles scratching the back of my neck and started pulling them out my hair.
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That s when the pine needles in my hair made sense, they didn t fall from a tree.
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Tech companies have been trying to create wearables that can monitor blood sugar without the use of needles.
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After a good cry, the more I looked at it, the more the needles started to blur together.
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Applications close on April 24, so get your knitting needles, your bird-watching binoculars and your CV ready.
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Theranos is known for its "revolutionary" fast, accurate and affordable blood testing using less-invasive needles and tubes.
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Turkish heroin made its way from France to the States, and then into American spoons, needles, and veins.
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I'm still holding out for a cigarettes-and-pine-needles scented candle under the Christmas tree this year.
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Instead of ditching Opana, people simply worked around the chemical coating by injecting the drug—and shared needles.
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Shortly after reports of Powers' comments surfaced, many people fired back, including RuPaul's Drag Race winner Sharon Needles.
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And it was still able to run its test on unusually small blood samples using small, paediatric needles.
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If the thought of needles is enough to put you off getting a flu shot, you're in luck.
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Several employees reported finding used needles in store bathrooms and having to dispose of them without proper equipment.
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Back then 18,614 free needles and 17,564 condoms were handed out to addicts over a two-year period.
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He threw them out — carefully, lest he get a handful of painful, itchy needles — and reinstalled the pump.
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There were also used needles, knives and drugs -- loose narcotics -- scattered amongst the filth and on the furniture.
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As of October, 27,500 complaints about discarded needles have been made this year, compared with 6,363 last year.
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All we know is what we do or do not like, and many of us don't like needles.
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The center also offers bigger needles for people who inject steroids or hormones, and smoker kits for crack.
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Exit 5 evokes New Jersey's Pinelands, with wintergreen, goldenrod, and pine needles; Exit 16 evokes the Hackensack Meadowlands.
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After that, she presumably trades the seasoning packet for a pair of knitting needles and starts to work.
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He got them from Prevention Point, a nonprofit on Kensington Avenue that exchanged dirty needles for clean ones.
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They swept needles off their steps, and they took their plants inside because the pots filled with syringes.
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For example, in 1998, Dr. Satcher backed giving clean needles to drug users to stop H.I.V. and hepatitis.
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The meat is tenderized by a mallet with spring-loaded needles that break down fibers without sacrificing succulence.
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Transient individuals, critics said, were using the needles to shoot up in public and then improperly discarding them.
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Dr. Levy travels with a thick bag, or sometimes several, stuffed with medical records, equipment and acupuncture needles.
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I restrained her flailing limbs and hunted for her femoral artery with needles each time she spiked fevers.
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During that time, the program provided sterile needles to people and offered a place to safely discard syringes.
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Vertical Companies, a large cannabis producer with headquarters near Los Angeles, has purchased about 30 acres in Needles.
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Can a small town like Needles really compete with places that can host "Big Ag"-style marijuana operations?
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Needles has all these old hotels from the days when Route 66 was a major source of travelers.
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This portal into the past is opened by odor alone, by the fir needles perfuming whole city blocks.
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By the time Erik was 12, he says, his father was actively hurting him, sticking him with needles.
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In addition to providing sterile needles, staff members at safe injection sites typically carry the overdose antidote naloxone.
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A moment later, he pulled the thread, with all 20 needles attached, slowly and dramatically from his throat.
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Mr. Sreparplarn's version is cooked with needles of lime leaf and clusters of green peppercorns on their stalks.
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The longer you can withstand the needles, the longer the relaxer will last once it is washed out.
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But unwinding across the painting are darker scenes too: broken bottles, needles, depictions of suicides, and dead fish.
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A large steel tray, with needles, sponges, gauze and scalpels, was placed in front of the head nurse.
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But don't think that anytime soon a "robot injects needles into veins like a phlebotomist does," Murphy said.
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Many of the people who showed up at clinics actually had their blood drawn from old-fashioned needles.
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Dear Heloise: On a daily basis, I dispose of used insulin needles in an empty margarine/butter container.
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"Everybody in the neighborhood is on pins and needles," Daniel Sledge told CNN affiliate KEYE at the time.
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In recent weeks, he's taken his needles and ink on work trips to Los Angeles and South Korea.
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"Teeth are basically needles that are injecting tons of gross mouth bacteria underneath the skin," said Dr. Golas.
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Those exchanges began as an effort to halt the spread of H.I.V. among drug users who shared needles.
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He remembers, for example, sticking his grandmother's metal knitting needles into the rotating blades of an electric fan.
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"My grandfather made his own needles," the Amazon CEO said about his childhood on a ranch in Texas.
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And campaign staff and other Iowa Democrats gurus have been waiting on pins and needles for these numbers.
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She went back to her friends and drugs, developing an abscess on her arm, probably from dirty needles.
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In other countries, methadone programs are used both to treat and to monitor patients infected by intravenous needles.
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She came across photos of babies surrounded by syringes and decided to save the needles from each injection.
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In 2015, the programs were finally terminated, and under Duterte's government pressure to not distribute needles has increased.
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Strawberries The bizarre series of cases involving needles in strawberries has now spread from Australia to New Zealand.
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The announcement comes after at least 100 reports of needles being found in strawberries in Australia last week.
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"We are on pins and needles over here," said David Straughn, a member of Black Lives Matter Charlottesville.
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Pernal estimated he spent a third of 2017 in hospitals from an infection he got from dirty needles.
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Most people come in for the clean needles, cookers, and cotton swabs, while others are seeking medical attention.
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It's not uncommon to see San Francisco's streets and sidewalks riddled with trash, feces and even drug needles.
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As a major skeptic (and someone who isn't particularly fond of needles), I'm wary, but I close my eyes and hope for the best as more than a dozen needles are applied everywhere from my forehead, inner ears, and chest, all the way down to the tips of my toes.
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And don't let anyone scold you for your food choices, even if that person is sticking you with needles.
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The needles stimulate the skin's self-repairing mechanisms, bringing all its healing potential to the surface of the skin.
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You get poked with hundreds of small needles in specific parts of your body, and ta-da — you're healthier.
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The exact date for "Perfect Illusion" is still TBD, so until then, we'll be waiting on pins and needles.
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She died in 22014, aged 219, from endocarditis due to IV drug use with contaminated needles and related conditions.
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So it will be possible to produce needles that fit perfectly into the groove, which is not possible yet.
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The project went into decline quickly, becoming a drug-infested, gang-dominated ghetto, awash in rats and hypodermic needles.
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She flicked the needles into my flesh, and I could feel their bizarre wobbling gravity tug at the skin.
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"They've got to thread some needles here," said former lawmaker Tom Davis, who served in the House Republican leadership.
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Now the 80-year-old senator needles Trump with a smile, and an almost jovial attitude around the Capitol.
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Each sample is like a snapshot of all the genes being turned on and off as needles are lost.
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In a new experiment, engineers managed to create tiny diamond "needles" that can bend back and forth without snapping.
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The neighborhood's residents cited concerns about crime, disruption, trash and needles that are already a problem in their streets.
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We set out toward Civic Center, hoisting bins of clean needles and condoms and other implements for reducing harm.
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Quasi-crystals can also be used when you need something that's especially hard, like hypodermic needles or industrial parts.
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Only two of the 46 people who had turned in those contaminated needles were aware they had used fentanyl.
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BrainGate relied on the Utah Array, a series of stiff needles that allows for up to 128 electrode channels.
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For example, a systematic review of clinical trials found that distraction can help reduce pain from needles in children.
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In fact, there are expressions about just how small needles are: needle in a haystack is one of them.
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For example: Needles skeeve me out, but I've worked with two acupuncturists who specialize in lady issues (no results).
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A police officer with the prototype device designed for safely picking up hypodermic needles (Screenshot from Samsung YouTube video)
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He confirms that he never shares needles and the doctor tells him that his intake is "not that horrendous".
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We were on pins and needles, but we were thrilled when Arnold told us Warren liked our candy best.
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After needles and morphine were deployed in the American civil war, as many as 100,000 veterans were left addicted.
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In the 1980s Switzerland had the highest AIDS incidence rates in Europe because of shared needles among heroin users.
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Her abdomen was full of needles also, lit up on the X-ray like shrapnel from a forgotten war.
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Many of the people who die from a heroin overdose have, at some point, shared needles with other users.
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The sharp bones recalled needles, while pigment residue on the shells suggested that they were used as ancient inkpots.
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Under the microscope, the two bones they believed to be needles presented the same wear patterns St-Pierre described.
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"There was a lot of pain, hope, and fear behind each of these needles," she wrote in the post.
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Over those four days in the hospital, his parents kept showing Callan the trailer every time needles were involved.
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Although I'm now 20 years older, not much has changed—I still get all sweaty just thinking about needles.
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MICRONEEDLE FACIAL (AND A BOOBCIAL …) Cost: $350 I'm not scared of needles, per se, but I don't love them.
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A microneedle facial is exactly what it sounds like: a bunch of tiny little needles go into your face.
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I made a dinner reservation at Milano just in case, and the needles from the Christmas tree were everywhere.
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Jet injectors help solve this problem, delivering vaccines to patients using pressure to penetrate the skin, rather than needles.
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A 6900 HIV and hepatitis C outbreak in Scott County, Indiana, left nearly 2628 people infected from sharing needles.
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It's not looking for a needle in a haystack, it's looking for a needle in a stack of needles.
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There's a metal box in the wall next to his toilet for needles and other things that clog pipes.
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NMDOH epidemiologist Dr. Michael Landen said they were alarmed by how VIP Spa stored, handled and disposed of needles.
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"We believe that Becton benefits from a distinct scale advantage in its core needles and syringes business," Schoenstein said.
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Fascinating and repulsive at the same time The first two needles act a bit like teeth, the video shows.
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I feel the pins and needles in my armpits that make me glad I switched to my boyfriend's deodorant.
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From time to time the medicine men come to their clients and jab magically treated needles into their flesh.
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However, at least once a week a patient arrives with a potentially lethal infection resulting from using dirty needles.
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For the treatment group, the researchers used electro-acupuncture, in which low-voltage currents are passed through acupuncture needles.
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Clinton's running mate, Mr. Kaine's allies argue that he is more experienced at threading political needles without alienating people.
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As DePalma worked around the paddlefish, more of the araucaria branch came to light, including its short, spiky needles.
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In New York state, the programs have been credited with virtually eradicating the transmission of AIDS through contaminated needles.
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When I moved to Pittsburgh in 2011, it was the season of Drag Race that Sharon Needles was on.
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Paradise itself was spread out among large Coulter pines—those pines with the long, spindly needles and heavy cones.
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We finally broke up when I found out she was using my nursing school needles to shoot up with.
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Soon, the hospital's administrators compel action and we surrender our arms to nurses and their large vaccine-filled needles.
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Or it becomes that much more difficult to even find the needles, because you can't recognize them as easily.
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This approach is also different than that of supervised injection sites — at those clinics, only safe needles are provided.
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I wondered: When penetrating your skin with needles doesn't hurt, does that mean it's a type of self-harm?
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Managers of a neighboring apartment complex for low-income seniors have complained about harassment, trespassing and discarded drug needles.
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If needles aren't your thing, cleaning the filter of your air-conditioner or furnace can keep indoor air cleaner.
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If needles aren't your thing, cleaning the filter of your air conditioner or furnace can keep indoor air cleaner.
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In 2012, Smith had a bad bacterial infection, MRSA, from reusing needles, with sores covering her face and body.
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I sowed myself into the moment with its needles and white blood cell counts, diaper changes and grocery pickups.
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Needles also was the first place train crews swapped out on freight trains headed east out of Los Angeles.
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The railroad cut the size of its train crews, and the elegant depot building in Needles is mostly empty.
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She casually disposed of medical waste, including used needles, bottles of silicone and tubes of glue, on the sidewalk.
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Within minutes, his mouth started to itch, and the strange pins-and-needles feeling that preceded the welts started.
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You are on pins and needles all year to make sure you get the workers and do everything right.
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To state the obvious, thorns are sharp objects, just like the needles Camille uses to write on her body.
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While she was there she noticed nurses throwing out unused medical supplies: intravenous tubes, hypodermic needles, and expired medications.
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The answer lies among the used needles, bandages, and surgeons' gloves at the bottom of a medical waste container.
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I.E.D.s are everywhere — lethal needles placed in haystacks of uncleared rubble, some triggered by infrared sensors, some by tripwires.
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It had been accepted 16 months before that, so I was on pins and needles for a long time!
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Without that, the inner musical of "Soft Power" just isn't in the same class as the classics it needles.
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His discussions of faith can enrage social conservatives, especially when he needles Mr. Trump and Vice President Mike Pence.
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She adds sprigs of fresh rosemary to her chicken marinade, crushing the needles to release their pine-scented oils.
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Perhaps it reminded me of home in Alabama, the color of the ubiquitous cardinals perched among green pine needles.
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Like professional tattoo and piercing parlors, Studs only employs professionals who are trained to pierce with needles, not guns.
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Instead, it offers the safe, more hygienic, and more precise needles that many of today's first-time-piercers prefer.
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Previously, HIV was extremely rare in the county, but cases skyrocketed among people who use needles to inject drugs.
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Inside the secret lives of functioning heroin addicts They're not slumped in alleyways with used needles by their sides.
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It was a health measure to prevent injecting drug users from sharing needles, and therefore spreading H.I.V. and hepatitis.
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Each machine produces 40 to 100 yards of lace each day — 5,000 needles simultaneously stitching and knotting each stitch.
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But I'm afraid my dog will eat the pine needles, so maybe I'll go with a chocolate advent calendar.
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Sewing needles and pins have been found in all six Australian states, in at least six brands of strawberries.
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Today I'm struggling with muscle spasms, and pins and needles, as well as a high degree of general pain.
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With its short, stiff "bristles," the needles will pull out of the carpet quickly with short strokes toward you.
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The Australian hard-rock band was among my beloveds when I was a youngster first dropping needles on vinyl.
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Kim Jong-nam may have been stabbed with poisoned needles or had a toxic liquid thrown on his face.
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There are a number of who are friendly to the community but such are needles within a huge haystack.
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With facial rejuvenation acupuncture, the needles are able to stimulate microcirculation in the face as well as collagen production.
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Children walking to and from school often pass zoned-out drug addicts, and hypodermic needles litter some side streets.
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The Checkup Pediatric pain specialists believe that reducing the pain associated with needles can lead to better health care.
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Twigs flew through the air, pine needles began to fall, dead branches and dust, and dead logs went up.
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There, a concentration of people feeding their addictions and sharing needles gave rise to a rapidly-expanding HIV epidemic.
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For some knitters at Friday's "pussyhat party," it was hard to put the needles down as the deadline nears.
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More than 40% of all white drug users report that they share needles, about the same as a decade ago.
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And meth can be injected, raising the risk of bloodborne diseases being spread between people if contaminated needles are shared.
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So start with some very dry kindling, some pine needles, and crumbled-up bits of your least favorite daily newspaper.
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I have found that needles or safety pins are your best weapons here, so procure one and let's GET LINT.
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The tree lost a few needles as we slid it out of the box, but not enough to cause alarm.
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They tried to push them even further and watched the needles snap once the tip had been moved 464 nanometers.
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Epidural needles are not inserted into the fluid surrounding the spinal cord, while spinal needs are inserted into that space.
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They even give you a little buzzer, to ring in case you have any issues while laying with the needles.
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The virus is spread mainly through having sex with an infected person or by sharing needles used to inject drugs.
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Unsafe injection practices, such as sharing needles, are linked to about 30% of HIV transmission outside of sub-Saharan Africa.
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Instead, retroviruses typically require intimate contact, like sharing needles, unprotected sex, childbirth, or breastfeeding to hop from person to person.
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That much green amidst the concrete is stunning, and the smell of pine needles, mulch, and clean air is meditative.
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The Times said it had not previously seen the tweets — several needles in a haystack of Norton's nearly 90,000 messages.
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"It was like finding needles in a haystack," said lead researcher Dr. Jake Baum of the multi-year screening effort.
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Arcadia police say they&aposre investigating an individual who was handing out candy with needles inside to trick-or-treaters.
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But just 61 seconds after flames licked the needles of a desiccated conifer, the tree was reduced to smoldering branches.
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Much of Washington has spent the weekend on pins and needles preparing for this week's release of the Mueller report.
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Could he feel his own anatomy being stitched together by the needles of the thread-god who gave him life?
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The OSHA opened an investigation in 2018 after two employees were stuck by hypodermic needles at a Eugene, Oregon store.
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Supervised drug-use sites are not a silver bullet, but they help to keep needles clean and off the streets.
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But there had been reports of North Korean agents using poison needles hidden inside ballpoint pens as weapons for assassination.
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Cemetery groundskeepers have had to deal with cleaning up everything from used needles to human feces, according to a representative.
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A jug of used needles to exchange sits near Jim "Woods" Ellis in an industrial area of Camden, New Jersey.
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Ada Lovelace got a brace of grenades, happily lobbing canisters filled with gas, needles, and alien goo at her opponents.
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In the northeastern U.S. and Canada, brewers added pine needles from local red and black spruce trees to their ales.
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I couldn't catch my breath, and pins and needles started to spread down the side of my chest and arms.
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The counselors were found with used needles and small baggies for heroin near their bodies, the district attorney's office said.
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"When I walk into places with him sometimes it feels like I am walking on pins and needles," she said.
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As small as the needles are, they're potent enough to hold a vaccine for three strains of the flu virus.
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But with my options running out—and my chronic itching morphing into a troubling pins-and-needles neuropathy—I acquiesced.
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As such, consumers have to blindly trust that operators are properly sterilizing their equipment and legally disposing of bloody needles.
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CEPIAD's program is the only one of its kind in Senegal, and West Africa, offering clean needles and opioid substitutes.
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Without the drugs, it felt like his leg was burning with pins and needles, as if it had fallen asleep.
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"I am afraid of needles, that is very true, but that was not why I started this company," she said.
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Because he repeatedly fell asleep, Dionysius hired people to poke him with long, thin needles, probably to keep him breathing.
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A heroin addict goes to a needle exchange, obtains clean needles and immediately heads to the bathroom to inject drugs.
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The block's homeless residents — including drug dealers, addicts, and the mentally ill — leave behind piles of feces and discarded needles.
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Last year, the city's Public Health Department and Public Works Department collected hundreds of thousands of needles in the area.
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"We effectively had to drop our trousers and stick needles in each other's groins to get arterial blood," Dhillon said.
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Police removed the child from the vehicle and found needles in the mother's purse and in the vehicle, KUTV reported.
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"If you are not doing needles and you are not gay, you wouldn't get AIDS probably," he said in 2006.
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Is it babies growing in test tubes; hospital gowns and needles and operations; grim prognoses delivered via medical mumbo-jumbo?
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The pregnancies of Arnaliaq (who just gave birth to the pup) and Samka have had everyone on pins and needles.
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" –to a recovering heroin addict before transforming his fingerknives into finger-needles in Dream Warriors "Sorry to keep you waiting.
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Finally, Bell takes the candles, which are attached to long needles, and sticks them through the flesh of her forearm.
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The skies opened up, and the rain whipped against my skin; it felt like the sting of thousands of needles.
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In the morning, I drive to my dealer's house in my pajamas, stopping on my way to get more needles.
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And while the EPA's leaders are changing, the agency's limited willingness to address environmental racism probably won't move any needles.
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They murmured to each other lazily while they plucked up and matched the beads with the tips of their needles.
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The HHS draft report concluded that the US doesn't have the capacity to manufacture personal protective equipment, needles and syringes.
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"It has me on pins and needles," said Wanda Arroyo, 53, who has been living in a hotel in Queens.
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But like many other small towns on the way to Los Angeles, Needles used to be a lot more important.
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Cases are soaring, largely caused by injection of heroin and opiates; it's a blood-borne virus spread by sharing needles.
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That's important, because H.I.V. remains a problem among gay men in the U.S. and among opioid users who share needles.
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"As for an attachment parent that takes drugs with their kids and stuffed needles in their sweet jar?" she said.
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Every Halloween, parents around the country warn their children about something truly scary: poison, pins, and needles in Halloween candy.
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And scattered all through the fire site, bursts of bright-green pitch-pine needles grew straight out of scorched trunks.
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It's hard to ignore when you step over heroin needles and human feces every day on the way to work.
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But they remain open, shrouding neighborhoods in acrid plumes and bulging with flattened handbags, car windshields, needles and rotting food.
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Parents were unhappy about there being a sports field next to a litter of old needles and empty liquor bottles.
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