The character, Ani, is paralyzed; it is not the case she is not paralyzed.
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"[Department of Defense] is going to be paralyzed, everybody is going to be paralyzed," Reed says.
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Although other labs have worked with non-human primates or partially paralyzed participants, his study helped someone who is completely paralyzed.
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Several recent studies have restored motion to paralyzed or partly paralyzed patients by applying continuous electrical stimulation to the spinal cord.
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Several recent studies have restored motion to paralyzed or partially paralyzed patients by applying continuous electronic stimulation to the spinal cord.
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It&aposs the only way we&aposre ever going to be able to bring some real reform to our system because Congress is completely paralyzed -- paralyzed because of the money that controls it, paralyzed because of the political interests.
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Five of the participants in the study have been paralyzed for at least five years, while two have been paralyzed for more than a decade.
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JD: No we've not been paralyzed, we don't allow ourselves to be paralyzed, so we've been pushing a quite an extensive reform agenda in the Netherlands.
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Chapman, who lives in Knightdale, North Carolina, became known as the "paralyzed bride" after a freak accident at her bachelorette party left her paralyzed from the chest down.
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" Another said that the killing had "paralyzed the country.
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It's the first time that a paralyzed person has regained movement just by using their thoughts, and it's poised to revolutionize the way paralyzed patients and other motor-impaired individuals are rehabilitated.
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For example, thus far this year, 88 Pakistani and Afghani children have been paralyzed by the last wild strain, while 95 children in Africa and Asia have been paralyzed by vaccine-derived viruses.
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REED: We're going to be paralyzed, D.O.D. [the Department of Defense] is going to be paralyzed — COLLINS: I don't even think he knows that there is a B.C.A. [Budget Control Act] or anything.
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We have so many options we are paralyzed by choice.
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You have so much to do, you only feel paralyzed.
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"I'm paralyzed in fear and depression over it," Glazer said.
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But she was paralyzed and it was really, really horrible.
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Hayden Panettiere's character not only severely injured but also paralyzed.
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Overdose patients can end up paralyzed and unable to speak.
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Anna called 911, explaining that she had two paralyzed brothers.
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Court challenges have paralyzed all but one of those bills.
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Today, the place is paralyzed by a lack of resources.
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She could still walk, but was debilitated and partly paralyzed.
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They're frozen and paralyzed, and in way over their heads.
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Many states have balked, and the program is largely paralyzed.
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Within hours, they said, he was paralyzed, and never recovered.
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Murray shot Drake's character on the show leaving him paralyzed.
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Businesses could be paralyzed over where and when to invest.
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"I've been paralyzed, I was temporarily blind," he tells Harris.
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For just a minute, Rachelle Chapman forgot she was paralyzed.
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Multiple infections led to multiple surgeries that left her paralyzed.
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The girl who was paralyzed after using a makeup brush.
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Not even being paralyzed has stopped these folks from racing.
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But if you've never tried it, you stay paralyzed, right?
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As she fled the attacker, she fell and lay paralyzed.
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The UK elections on June 8 delivered a paralyzed government.
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"I was absolutely paralyzed with fear," she told USA Today.
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Freeport's exports and output have been paralyzed by the dispute.
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The first shooting, seven years earlier, left the victim paralyzed.
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Two of the men died; the third was left paralyzed.
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After the surgery, Zéa became paralyzed from the chest down.
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Paralyzed by loss, they are inclined to grieve in silence.
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Kimberly Gervais, 57, was paralyzed after being shot on Oct.
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A strike that — as Uber hyperbolically tells it — "paralyzed Spain".
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If he had, "Viacom would have been paralyzed for years."
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The right side of Ms. Morris's body had been paralyzed.
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This paralyzed threesome just stands there for nearly 30 seconds.
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For several months, he remained paralyzed from the waist down.
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Snow, freezing rain and brutal winds paralyzed cities across Europe.
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By age 7, Louise was paralyzed by her back problems.
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Billions of dollars' worth of infrastructure projects are meanwhile paralyzed.
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That conundrum has paralyzed decision making in London, leaving Mrs.
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The fear of prosecution has paralyzed the judiciary and academia.
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In some games it paralyzed Stockfish and toyed with it.
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For days, he was virtually paralyzed and ignored his food.
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But when you put the book down you are paralyzed.
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My right arm and right leg are still mostly paralyzed.
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Inside their paralyzed coolers, the bottled drinks were sweating, too.
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And he's paralyzed by indecision, as we all can be.
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When the British left, India's own building traditions were paralyzed.
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"She came out paralyzed, pretty much," Leann Borden told CNN.
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The national legislature has been hopelessly paralyzed by partisan gridlock.
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They'd also been paralyzed by gunshot wounds in their 20s.
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When he came to, he thought he had been paralyzed.
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I was paralyzed, and my life was never the same.
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Then he turned to a paralyzed beggar at his feet.
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Governments in Lebanon and Iraq remain paralyzed by popular discontent.
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"I'm still paralyzed as can be without it," she says.
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He was paralyzed, with no motor function below his chest.
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The Arendellians and Northuldrans are paralyzed by partisanship and anger.
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I will consider what to do when I am paralyzed.
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There's a spectrum of how children can be affected: Some regain the use of their paralyzed limbs, while others are paralyzed from the neck down and can breathe only with the help of a ventilator.
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Obama's policy on Syria was perpetually paralyzed by fear of escalation.
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The Security Council remained paralyzed, unable to agree on any action.
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President, without us and our contributions the country will be paralyzed.
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Liberals become paralyzed when faced with having to solve a problem.
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Out of all the cases, 21,269 were paralyzed and 3,145 died.
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A little to the right, and he would have been paralyzed.
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"My mother is still ill and paralyzed in bed," she said.
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When this paralyzed groom was able to dance with his bride.
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For nearly a decade, she was paralyzed from the waist down.
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She was 55 at the time, and paralyzed below the waist.
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The government barely functions, paralyzed by rivalries exacerbated by regional conflict.
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Without guidance from CPSC, other agencies, like the FAA, were paralyzed.
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Help cannot reach them because the fighting has paralyzed the city.
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Children who survive can become blind, deaf, paralyzed or mentally disabled.
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It is despairingly prophetic and deeply American in its paralyzed state.
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Odebrecht's indecision has the Petrobras process paralyzed, the two sources added.
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"It's so terrifying to feel paralyzed while you're conscious," Flygare said.
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Then he realized that he was paralyzed from the waist down.
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"She was paralyzed having my brother" years ago, Guillen told CNN.
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THEY CAN'T -- THE GOVERNMENT IS PARALYZED, GET RID OF CARRIED INTERESTS.
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Spain has been politically paralyzed since its national election on Dec.
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That paralyzed trading of farm commodities and dragged prices down further.
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For everyone else, the administration is paralyzed from its own actions.
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"Mexico is paralyzed when Saúl fights," his trainer, Chepo Reynoso, said.
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The deal was upheld, but the rest of relations were paralyzed.
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He tried to scratch it, but couldn't—his arm seemed paralyzed.
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The political turmoil has paralyzed the country and frozen the economy.
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A labor conflict in 2011 paralyzed the mine for two weeks.
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Despite being paralyzed, he quickly rose as a star in psychiatry.
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He was paralyzed and had to spend nine months in rehabilitation.
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And now, Australia's democracy is essentially paralyzed, or at least hobbled.
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I wanted someone I couldn't have and was otherwise completely paralyzed.
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It has paralyzed cities and towns, disrupted business, travel and schools.
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A railway strike briefly paralyzed the plantation belt in eastern Sumatra.
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Was it all of them, leaving us paralyzed by the choice?
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His pupils were different sizes, and half his body was paralyzed.
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Her right arm, leg, eye — the whole right side was paralyzed.
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Last week, a relatively modest snowstorm paralyzed traffic across the region.
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Micayla: When it's at the time, I feel kind of paralyzed.
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But his coalition is still paralyzed somewhere between ideology and pragmatism.
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But you don't have to be paralyzed with sadness and anxiety.
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Our politically polarized and increasingly paralyzed government institutions are the result.
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"People can be just paralyzed with fear," said one turkey expert.
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The surgery, while successful, paralyzed the left side of her face.
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The disease left Hawking paralyzed and using a wheelchair for mobility.
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I was paralyzed for months and will always live in pain.
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They cared for Julius' father, who was paralyzed after a robbery.
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They cared for Julius' father, who was paralyzed after a robbery.
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Le Clercq, twenty-seven years old, was paralyzed in both legs.
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"Half her body was paralyzed, she couldn't speak," Ms. Siegler said.
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What's it like to see people who are paralyzed walk again?
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The city is paralyzed and shops are closed because of fear.
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The bullet, one of four that hit him, instantly paralyzed him.
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Writers can be only so conscientious about truth before becoming paralyzed.
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The personal animosity has left the administration's policy-making paralyzed too.
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Nineteen people were injured, including one who was paralyzed for life.
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A sea turtle climbed atop the chairs where I sat, paralyzed.
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I identify so much with Chidi, always paralyzed by decisions constantly!
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She, like her country, is paralyzed by fear, inaction, and indecision.
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"Traders remain scared to make a move before they get greater clarity over how the market shakes out," it added, describing the market as paralyzed ("New shipping rules leave oil traders strangely paralyzed," FT, March 21).
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"Traders remain scared to make a move before they get greater clarity over how the market shakes out," it added, describing the market as paralyzed ("New shipping rules leave oil traders strangely paralyzed", FT, March 21).
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A general strike largely paralyzed economic activity for two days last week.
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His body became paralyzed by ALS, or Lou Gehrig's disease, in 113.
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Ryan Straschnitzki was paralyzed following a bus crash that killed 16 people.
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Often, people overthink and get paralyzed in analysis instead of taking action.
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But he can't feel it anymore — he's paralyzed from the waist down.
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She was paralyzed for a brief time and had several dozen surgeries.
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He is partly paralyzed, cannot speak and requires round-the-clock care.
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It was about three and a half months after I was paralyzed.
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The Labor Day weekend incident broke her neck and left her paralyzed.
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A passenger in Mr. Couch's vehicle was paralyzed and suffered brain damage.
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If he did not have an operation soon, he would be paralyzed.
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If he'd have landed any differently, he could've been paralyzed—or killed.
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She says that she was paralyzed by fear and couldn't do anything.
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Then, he saw a much bigger one floating on the surface, paralyzed.
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The next thing he remembers, he was paralyzed from the neck down.
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The injury paralyzed his lower body with limited motion in his arms.
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The pain of leaving his family paralyzed him; he could barely speak.
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He's doing a little better, but that whole side is still paralyzed.
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I stand there, paralyzed in place, as the entire line steps back.
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Shooting survivors who are paralyzed sometimes feel isolated in their new lifestyle.
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Some patients were plagued with spasms and tics, others became partially paralyzed.
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Previous studies have shown some success in helping people with paralyzed hands.
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If not, I was going to be paralyzed from the neck down.
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But it represents a significant step for returning independence to paralyzed people.
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I had had a stroke and it paralyzed me on one side.
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He is now paralyzed on the right side and has trouble communicating.
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All four children are paralyzed and are being monitored, the WHO said.
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For several weeks, Kjaergaard communicated with her eyes and was completely paralyzed.
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And I wanted to, but I was paralyzed by an irrational fear.
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Wherever Mr. Zhang went, whole areas were barricaded, and traffic was paralyzed.
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"Anxious, scared, and seemingly paralyzed, I did what he asked," she says.
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"I was a ticking time bomb, waiting to be paralyzed," she said.
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Had he been moved incorrectly, he could have died or been paralyzed.
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One was shot and killed; the other was shot, survived but paralyzed.
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He'd felt paralyzed, unable to move or help, but Alicia was unconvinced.
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Or, were they authoritarian, corrupt, paralyzed, chaotic, bungling, belligerent and internally fissured?
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But women must be supported, and their paralyzed response to harassment understood.
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The crisis has paralyzed Lebanon, with schools and some businesses remaining shuttered.
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The crisis has paralyzed Lebanon, with schools and some businesses remaining shuttered.
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A four-year-old girl was struck in the spine and paralyzed.
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There is therefore no reason to be paralyzed by the I-word.
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Dreams occur in the REM stage, when skeletal muscles are nearly paralyzed.
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In the short term, I Berlin must soon change its paralyzed leadership.
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But on Brexit the Labour party is, like the Tories, hopelessly paralyzed.
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Instead, we've gotten stuck, and it's paralyzed this committee and this House.
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We were taught by people who were incredibly volatile and emotionally paralyzed.
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Some people fall into the aforementioned "K-holes," where they're temporarily paralyzed.
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She's so worked up she's almost paralyzed and yet, can't stop moving.
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"The government is effectively paralyzed over its China policy," the source said.
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You really don't get much more vulnerable than that; you're literally paralyzed.
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Mostly I was just underprepared for this and felt kind of paralyzed.
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Fire up your favorite streaming service and you'll be paralyzed by choice.
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For eighteen years, Jan Scheuermann has been paralyzed from the neck down.
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Some streets in Port-au-Prince flooded, and public transit was paralyzed.
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In that sense, Okada captures the ennui that has paralyzed a generation.
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Instead, it hacked into Sony's system, destroyed computers and paralyzed the company.
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Two Indians were killed, and a federal agent was shot and paralyzed.
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The bullet struck her spine, leaving her paralyzed from the waist down.
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The greatest error is to be paralyzed by the fear of failure.
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She speaks in a whisper because her vocal cords are partly paralyzed.
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It was successful, but the injury left me paralyzed below the waist.
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New York (CNN Business)Coronavirus jitters have paralyzed investors around the world.
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So it was pneumonia and not Parkinson's that had me momentarily paralyzed.
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You can get concussions, you can have CTE, you can be paralyzed.
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Lying on his back, alone, in the dark, his body felt paralyzed.
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Immigrants are being paralyzed by an avalanche of fear for their safety.
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She was told she needed emergency surgery or she could become paralyzed.
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"Today, proliferation is creating unimaginable danger, and disarmament is paralyzed," he said.
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For many paralyzed people, disability is a challenge but not a sentence.
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"I was kind of paralyzed for a moment," she said, and laughed.
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But the president is paralyzed by the far right, Mr. Curbelo said.
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"When I go outside I'm paralyzed with anxiety and fear," Joey said.
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She recalls becoming "paralyzed by mounting fear" when Weinstein suggested they shower together.
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Izzy was born with spina bifida and is paralyzed from her waist down.
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The 2016 T-bone collision left Francisco instantly paralyzed from the waist down.
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Snyder survived the terrible accident, but was left paralyzed from the waist down.
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The best I can say is that I felt completely paralyzed by fear.
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Kenichi Asakawa&aposs sister Sachiko survived the subway gassing but was left paralyzed.
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Nunez was paralyzed by a gunshot wound to the spine 16 years ago.
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Schmidt was paralyzed from the neck down in a racing accident in 2000.
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My coworker pushed me from the fourth floor and I am now paralyzed.
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Within weeks, a general strike paralyzed France and challenged President Charles de Gaulle.
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The economic crisis and the Petrobras investigation have paralyzed Rousseff's second-term administration.
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In 1981, Paul suffered a seizure brought on by drugs, and became paralyzed.
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An exam would determine that the dog was paralyzed from the waist down.
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Theo had broken his C6 vertebrae and was paralyzed from the shoulders down.
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And an Ebola crisis paralyzed and isolated the country in 2014 and 2015.
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The devastating crash killed both of Jacy's parents and left her partially paralyzed.
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"If the doctor breathes wrong, he's paralyzed," says Matt and Amy's son Jeremy.
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Pazienza mounted an astonishing comeback after nearly becoming paralyzed in a car accident.
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The next day, she collapsed from an aneurysm that paralyzed her left side.
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The stroke left him paralyzed in all four limbs and incapable of speech.
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A bullet pierced McDonald's spine and he was paralyzed from the neck down.
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Like deer trapped in headlights, they are paralyzed by their helplessness and indecision.
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Using a brain–spine interface, Milekovic successfully made two paralyzed rhesus monkeys walk.
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The doctor gave me my first gynecological exam while I was still paralyzed.
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"Shipments of crude, sulfur and Pequiven are all paralyzed," the PDVSA source said.
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"Right now my mind's kind of paralyzed," he told reporters after the hearing.
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Byrd infamously suffered an on-field injury in 1992 that left him paralyzed.
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Soon after arriving at the hospital, doctors determined that Chang's wife was paralyzed.
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Weiner emerges as a passionate politician paralyzed by his own self-destructive behavior.
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Half of the East Coast is paralyzed today thanks to winter storm Stella.
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"She has been paralyzed by fear over this her whole life," says Orth.
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Partially paralyzed from a 2002 car accident, Gabor suffered a stroke in 267.
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The episode deepened a political crisis that has paralyzed Iraq's government for weeks.
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Will Congressional Rs continue to stand by, paralyzed by fears of their base?
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He did so after he was paralyzed in a diving accident, not before.
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In March, after the Cambridge Analytica news broke, Zuckerberg and Facebook were paralyzed.
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While authoritarian leaders across the globe concentrate their power, our government is paralyzed.
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Too paralyzed to turn off the light, much less go to the bathroom.
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Are they paralyzed by Trump or are they working on their future libraries?
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The hit that paralyzed former Rutgers player Eric LeGrand came on a kickoff.
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Read This Next: Man Dead and Woman Paralyzed After Eating Gas Station Nachos
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They paralyzed me for a couple of moments, but they didn't stop me.
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She hadn't written much, and she was, Wellman recalled, paralyzed by self-criticism.
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The thing is, you can anticipate criticism to the point where you're paralyzed.
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Don't be paralyzed because you can't do everything or because someone criticizes you.
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Yet after little more than a year, much of the agreement stands paralyzed.
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Just like "paralyzed from the waist down," the expression is often technically wrong.
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Without an accurate diagnosis of the problem, we will remain paralyzed in bloodshed.
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The calves of my legs started contracting violently, I was paralyzed with pain.
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In these moments, I'd lay very still, paralyzed by an oddly cheerful terror.
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I was mostly paralyzed from the waist down, and began using a wheelchair.
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The federal government is not impotent on this issue; it is politically paralyzed.
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I'd expected them to be paralyzed by the decision and default to inaction.
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I was paralyzed with sadness and I needed to find a way out.
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Huge crowds took to the streets, and the government was paralyzed for weeks.
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Fearing he had been paralyzed, he reached down to feel his lower body.
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Shaima's husband was paralyzed for the last decades of his life from disease.
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Martin Satterfield, shot six times in the spring of 2014, is now paralyzed.
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The accident had caused spinal cord damage, which partly paralyzed my lower body.
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Tong Po, the Thai national champion, brutally dispatches Eric and leaves him paralyzed.
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Our president lacks legitimacy, our government is paralyzed, our problems are going unsolved.
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The Brexit debate has paralyzed British politics, and the myriad outcomes — second referendum!
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The baby would be paralyzed, doctors told Jennifer, and could be mentally impaired.
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Sherman Gillums, Jr. is a U.S. Marine, and the national executive director of the Paralyzed Veterans of America in Washington, DC. As a paralyzed veteran, he also regularly accesses specialized services and monitors quality of care in the VA healthcare system.
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By doing this, entrepreneurs won't become paralyzed by the potential to fail, Becker said.
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His father was a lawyer who became paralyzed and mean after a motorcycle accident.
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After nearly four weeks of strikes that paralyzed the nation, Juppe dropped the plans.
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If you're paralyzed by choice and need to pick one, go with Oculus Rift.
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He suffered a stroke in 1998 that left him partially paralyzed and he recovered.
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The first sensor was implanted in the brain of a paralyzed patient in 22006.
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I'm paralyzed from the neck down, so I don't have dexterity in my hands.
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"He has paralyzed and devastated this family," the girls' grandmother, Barbara Thompson, tells PEOPLE.
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She felt paralyzed as the rattle of bullets went on and on around her.
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The first sensor was implanted into the brain of a paralyzed patient in 1998.
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In fact, it is largely paralyzed by traffic, due to overcapacity and weather conditions.
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Near daily clashes between government forces and protesters have paralyzed the South American country.
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Her character was in a wheelchair from a car accident that left her paralyzed.
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You might still be paralyzed, but have no options of where to go next.
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The program started with Joey, a paralyzed pup who was ready to be euthanized.
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FUP, Brazil's largest oil workers' union, said that seven of those rigs were paralyzed.
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Near daily clashes between government forces and protesters have paralyzed the country for months.
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The outage shuttered businesses, paralyzed the country's main oil export terminal, and stranded commuters.
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The numbing sound of silence leaves me paralyzed, struggling to understand my own thoughts.
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The surgery left my throat temporarily paralyzed and swallowing is a nearly impossible feat.
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Mr. Oliver was paralyzed in 2006 after he was shot in the lower back.
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After awakening from a coma, Ballard was fully paralyzed, and in 85033, he died.
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The resulting strikes paralyzed France and helped drive Juppé from office two years later.
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She landed on her back, breaking it and leaving her paralyzed from the waist.
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In 2011, he injured his spine in a fall and was left partially paralyzed.
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"I'm lying in bed, paralyzed — now what am I going to do?" he said.
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I remember that I felt paralyzed, or not exactly that, though something like that.
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It has helped ease the cash crisis, which paralyzed business a few months ago.
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He was paralyzed from the waist down and depended on a wheelchair for mobility.
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When Hillary Clinton's turn came, for the second time, she seemed paralyzed by it.
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The next thing I know, I'm on the floor and my arms are paralyzed.
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Now, with El Sharara paralyzed, NOC produces around 1 million bpd, industry sources say.
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In 2018, a Chinese gamer was reportedly paralyzed after a 20-hour gaming marathon.
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Without any of his contacts, he stood paralyzed, unable to reach out to anyone.
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Nolan Ryan Trowe was partly paralyzed while cliff diving in Northern California in 2016.
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Dr. Wolf did not confine her writing to poetry after A.L.S. left her paralyzed.
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This season finale reimagines the panic after multiple U.F.O. sightings paralyzed Washington in 1952.
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When the eradication drive began in the 1980s, polio paralyzed 1,000 children a day.
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When poisoning is fatal, near the end, they become paralyzed, comatose after muscle convulsion.
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The votes were a stark reminder that Congress remains paralyzed by the immigration issue.
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The changes are in part a response to the strike, which paralyzed France's prisons.
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Experts say the country's food agency has become paralyzed by infighting among Duterte appointees.
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Some scientists say it is unwise to be paralyzed by fear of the unknown.
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And then: "Two weeks later he broke his neck and was paralyzed," Baldwin writes.
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Before learning these skills, Mr. Furie would try to clean, but it paralyzed him.
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She was paralyzed by a sense of failure, misery and rage, but only temporarily.
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The tension between these two impulses has paralyzed Israel's ability to address the conflict.
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Then Abu Hafs greeted Wood, who, appearing paralyzed by confusion, coldly took his hand.
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She drank and smoked and was half-paralyzed by the time she was 30.
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The new record holder is Adam Gorlitsky, who is paralyzed from the waist down.
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The municipality's subsidiary companies were paralyzed by tax debts and effectively bankrupt, he added.
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I was paralyzed with fear when I saw those two men at our door.
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Striking her head, she broke her neck and was paralyzed from the chest down.
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Paralyzed by panic, she sat by her mother and cried instead of calling 911.
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But less savvy investors can become paralyzed by too much choice, Mr. Acheson said.
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She said that Gervais had been in pain despite being paralyzed, the affiliate reported.
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Eddie (James Ransone) has traded a worry-paralyzed mother for a similarly inclined wife.
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I looked down at the shrunken muscles in my feet, at my paralyzed toes.
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Then it happened, and I was basically paralyzed in the composition of the book.
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Additionally, many retirees can seem paralyzed by what I call the "what if" syndrome.
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The fear of a seething presidential tweet has left some in the party paralyzed.
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Spiders prefer to feed on invertebrates, often paralyzed with venom evolved for that purpose.
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Ms. Huppert portrays her suffering character, who remains partly paralyzed throughout, with incredible physicality.
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A child paralyzed by botulism who sat up the morning after receiving an antibody.
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Some are paralyzed, others are blind, most are strays that she found roaming around.
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King said they believe she is reacting in pain when not sedated or paralyzed.
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He'd admitted that smoking crack messed up his speech and left him partially paralyzed.
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But some are perfectionists, she said, paralyzed by trying to get everything right before moving.
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One inch of snow paralyzed our nation's capital yesterday, resulting in nine hours of gridlock.
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The department has been paralyzed by infighting over the role of private care for veterans.
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She was allowed home but is now paralyzed and unable to feed or wash herself.
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But that doesn't mean Joe couldn't have purposely left Mooney paralyzed and unable to talk.
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Kaywood said the employee then asked him how he was driving if he was paralyzed.
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IndyCar driver Robert Wickens has confirmed that he's paralyzed two months after a dramatic crash.
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Adam also wants to break the record for the fastest marathon by a paralyzed person.
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They're so paralyzed with fear that they won't even walk with their children on trails.
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Doctors told Jablonski he was paralyzed from the chest down and would never walk again.
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The stalemate has paralyzed decision-making and threatens to hinder an economic rebound from recession.
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He was left nearly paralyzed and required round-the-clock care that included occupational therapy.
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She, too, is paralyzed from the neck down and must use a ventilator to breathe.
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The other thing is, I get paralyzed by indecision when there are that many options.
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"She is lucky she is not paralyzed or dead," her mom added to Thoroughbred Daily.
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In 1986, NYPD Detective Steven McDonald was shot and left paralyzed from the neck down.
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Without a government, there was no approved budget, leaving the country's services and plans paralyzed.
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Facing this new wave of violence, Mr. Abbas is typically paralyzed, said this former negotiator.
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By the time the Meteneys brought Ollie to DoveLewis, the dog was almost completely paralyzed.
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And you think, how are you going to give him that now that you're paralyzed?
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Last month, she revealed that she had undergone surgery to repair her partially paralyzed face.
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In May 22016, he told his wife, Ginnie, that he felt "paralyzed," The Guardian reports.
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Most importantly, these tools are giving agency and independence back to amputees and paralyzed individuals.
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"I'm lucky I'm alive and not paralyzed," he wrote on Facebook, shortly after the accident.
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A C-4 vertebrae break on his neck left him paralyzed from the shoulders down.
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I would wake up in the middle of the night paralyzed and unable to breathe.
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She lost the sight in one eye and most of her left side was paralyzed.
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In the midst of such heartache and distress, everyday Americans may feel paralyzed and hopeless.
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"I was shot, and paralyzed from under my arms all the way down," he says.
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Shots were fired, two activists were killed, and one federal agent was shot and paralyzed.
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He spent his days helping take care of his family, including his paralyzed son, Allen.
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She was recently diagnosed with rapidly spreading cancer in her spine that left her paralyzed.
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But the dogs would get extremely intoxicated and might even end up paralyzed for days.
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"I knew I was paralyzed probably before the first trainer even got there," he said.
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Some days, she is temporarily paralyzed by the disease, and on others, her joints dislocate.
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Don't sit there paralyzed — get going — because one smart financial move will lead to another.
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Our governing class has often been paralyzed in the face of obvious and pressing needs.
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The impact severely damaged his spinal cord and left him paralyzed from the chest down.
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Mallon died alone in 1938, after having been paralyzed by a stroke six years earlier.
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BCI programs are used to assist paralyzed patients is using prosthetic limbs, according to techcrunch.com.
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A C-4 vertebrae break on his neck left Wesley paralyzed from the shoulders down.
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The slightest error could leave patients paralyzed and post-surgery complications can lead to death.
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He was temporarily paralyzed in 2012, and found that urine therapy made him feel better.
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DeSon said she was paralyzed by fear as she saw the gunman pointing his gun.
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Susan Prokop is the senior associate director of advocacy at Paralyzed Veterans of America (PVA).
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When Mr. Steig was 19, a motorbike accident left one side of his face paralyzed.
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The two monkeys in this latest study aren't an exact model for paralyzed human patients.
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But the reality we face today is a legislative body entirely paralyzed by partisan division.
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He woke up paralyzed, unable to eat without a tube or move without intense effort.
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The H-1B visa employees felt trapped and paralyzed since the start-up sponsored them.
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Kozel thought her life would never resemble the one she had before she was paralyzed.
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As Trump picked up momentum in the Republican primaries, the Koch network became unexpectedly paralyzed.
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They've even escalated to the point that they paralyzed the city's airport for several days.
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The destruction of Venice is not in Italy's best interest, yet the authorities remain paralyzed.
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It has paralyzed her from the chest down, with doctors saying she would never walk.
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Midnight–8 A.M. : Vividly hallucinate while paralyzed atop a cushion-topped box of metal springs.
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"The city is paralyzed, everything has completely stopped, classes have been cancelled, everything" she added.
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The Brown team hoped to use it to link a paralyzed patient to a computer.
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You don't need coping strategieswhen you're sad, or discouraged, or feeling lonely, paralyzed, or helpless.
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On Thursday, pro-democracy protesters paralyzed parts of the city for a fourth successive day.
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When Justin came to, he realized that he too was paralyzed from the waist down.
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Sometimes it's been so bad that she's been paralyzed from even getting on an airplane.
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While a first-year student, Charles was paralyzed below the neck in a diving accident.
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I sat in bed, paralyzed, for a few hours before I tried to face it.
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The hurricane "paralyzed" America's largest petrochemical center, creating a profound ripple effect across the country.
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Among those paralyzed, 5 percent to 10 percent die when their breathing muscles become immobilized.
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The grisly drug violence that peaked in 2011 nearly paralyzed the city's freewheeling artistic spirit.
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Instead, on May 13, a bull paralyzed them both and sent them to the hospital.
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A three-day strike on the subway and bus system in 2005 paralyzed the city.
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Before he was born, doctors predicted that he would be paralyzed from the waist down.
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Now that reality has set in, Parliament is paralyzed by the unpalatable choices it faces.
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At the house party, it leaves a promising dancer paralyzed after a drunk driving accident.
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"Look at the AfD… they completely paralyzed the system out of nowhere," he said admiringly.
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When Ms. Morillo was 20, a car accident left her paralyzed from the waist down.
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The international gates at Terminal 1 and Terminal 4 were nearly paralyzed during the weekend.
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"Coward" recurs frequently, appropriate to a work in which people are often paralyzed by ambivalence.
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Other elite Chicagoans, giving up on paralyzed local government, pressured President Herbert Hoover for help.
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Delray Beach officials are so afraid of lawsuits that they are paralyzed, Ms. Goldstein said.
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Some locals worry that the festival is becoming an open-air museum paralyzed by tourists.
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He was initially left paralyzed from the neck down and unable to breathe without assistance.
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But Isaiah was shot in the spine and is now paralyzed from the chest down.
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Richmond was paralyzed, a hostage afraid to move for fear of a jumpy trigger finger.
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The left side of her body—from the upper arms to the leg—was paralyzed.
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The baby girl consistently takes painkillers and sedatives, and she is paralyzed at all times.
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Infant mortality rates are at sub-Saharan Africa levels, and the healthcare system is paralyzed.
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A lot of businesses are paralyzed, in terms of 'everyone needs to be on payroll.
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The Brexit process has often paralyzed policymaking within the EU since negotiations began in 2017.
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It has killed 638 people, mostly in China, and paralyzed the world's second biggest economy.
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It has killed 724 people, mostly in China, and paralyzed the world's second biggest economy.
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"I was totally paralyzed, because I could not fathom what had just happened," he said.
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In Mr. Khan's case, the law was not merely paralyzed; it actively served the killers.
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But those drugs have also left her medically paralyzed, deeply sedated, and facing severe sepsis.
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Some people feel paralyzed by loss, which can be compounded by a sense of guilt.
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Touch sensations were generated and it was perceived they were coming from the paralyzed hand.
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Now completely paralyzed, Barkan edited the book with his eye movements, using Eye Gaze technology.
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The resulting rancor in the Senate launched a "nuclear winter" that paralyzed the legislative progress.
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Venezuela is struggling with an ongoing power outage, that has paralyzed most of the country.
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Paralyzed, Israel would be helpless to prevent the Islamic Republic's emergence as a nuclear power.
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"As a person, I was paralyzed," Mr. Préval told The Los Angeles Times that year.
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The court has been paralyzed since, and with its president's term having ended on Dec.
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These institutions have produced a polarized government, paralyzed by partisan gridlock, unable to govern effectively.
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"I was totally paralyzed, because I could not fathom what had just happened," he said.
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In the ensuing scuffle, a policeman was paralyzed as he attempted to tackle a protester.
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The pitched battle over Kavanaugh added to perceptions of Washington as paralyzed by partisan rancor.
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Players were knocked out and paralyzed on national television, renewing concerns about the game's safety.
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Mr. Bouteflika, paralyzed and in a wheelchair, has not spoken to his country in years.
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Another day, another report indicating White House officials are paralyzed by anger, exhaustion, and confusion.
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I was apathetic about things I'd once loved and paralyzed by the smallest of tasks.
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If the federal government remains paralyzed, states can implement reforms on their own, where possible.
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One morning in August 2016, he took a marker and wrote a "P" on Kevin's left temple and an "NP" on his right, for "paralyzed" and "not paralyzed", a common surgical precaution against the risk of cutting into the wrong side of a patient.
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In recent years, scientists have achieved brain control of robotic hands in monkeys and humans, helped a paralyzed man regain some use of a hand through a chip implanted in his brain, and used electrical stimulation of nerves to enable paralyzed rats to walk again.
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A few weeks ago she started driving again for the first time since she was paralyzed.
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Shortly before Wilingham's execution, Gilbert was in a car accident and paralyzed from the waist down.
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The left side of his body was initially paralyzed, but he has since begun moving it.
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I, too, sat in that chair paralyzed by mounting fear when he suggested we shower together.
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I thought color would just explode my brain and I'd be paralyzed trying to make choices.
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They then took the virus out of these mice and successfully infected and paralyzed other mice.
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It's well past time to get moving, but I'm paralyzed by how big the task is.
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Researchers have used such systems to allow people with disabilities to control paralyzed or prosthetic limbs.
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Faith DeGrand was left partially paralyzed in after undergoing surgery to correct scoliosis eight years ago.
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But those communities have been left paralyzed by fear following President Donald Trump's sweeping immigration reforms.
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The scans detected a fracture in his back—which ended up leaving de los Reyes paralyzed.
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A 6-year-old girl who was also in the car was paralyzed and later died.
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"I became paralyzed with fear and started sleeping with a gun under my pillow," admitted Exner.
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Ollie wasn't eating or drinking, he couldn't eliminate on his own and was almost completely paralyzed.
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You become paralyzed with that fear, and even learn to live in that state of paralysis.
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In 2012, his mother was left paralyzed from a brain hemorrhage and a caretaker moved in.
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"Everyone I met was paralyzed by a lack of precedent," she told BuzzFeed News this week.
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Another officer, whose name has not been released, was paralyzed from the waist down, Acevedo said.
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Some scientists are currently working on brain implants that would translate paralyzed people's thoughts into speech.
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Obama said Tuesday he supports those reforms, believing they will help jolt a paralyzed legislative process.
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I think in most people's minds, if you're paralyzed they're wondering 'How can they have sex?
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As of today, the right side of Aguayo's body paralyzed but he has regained some feeling.
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It's like the panic accelerator in my mind gets stuck and I am paralyzed with fear.
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Paralyzed and helpless, the animal is eventually put out of its misery by the killer snake.
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Although never discount the impact of the single, paralyzed tear running down Daniel Kaluuya's face. 8.
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"The bad scenario is the LDP becomes paralyzed, and few reform actions are taken," he said.
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The city was "paralyzed" after someone in its police department reportedly opened an infected email attachment.
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Nolan Sprague, 17, was paralyzed in a pool accident on Thursday and may never walk again.
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Coleman tackled his 20-year-old teammate Tyson Gentry, leaving him paralyzed from the waist down.
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The financial crisis sank some banks and paralyzed markets, resulting in staggering costs for ordinary Americans.
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The ruling Justice and Development Party, or AKP, has since deliberately discredited and paralyzed Turkey's parliament.
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The actress said she was "paralyzed in feelings of futility" after learning of the pay disparity.
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The President himself appears paralyzed by the controversy and has devoted little attention to anything else.
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She told police that she felt "frozen" and "paralyzed" and did not consent to the touching.
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Another big challenge for Norsk Hydro has been the cyber attack that paralyzed its IT systems.
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The blackout led to widespread looting in parts of the country, and briefly paralyzed oil exports.
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That blackout led to widespread looting in parts of the country and briefly paralyzed oil exports.
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The actress added she was "paralyzed in feelings of futility" after learning of the pay disparity.
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Brazil's economy was paralyzed by an 1.353-day strike in May over soaring diesel fuel prices.
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Navy quarterback Earl Wilson lay in an Annapolis, Maryland, hospital bed with a broken neck, paralyzed.
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Chapman, 31, was paralyzed from the chest down after a freak accident at her bachelorette party.
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Breaking down a problem also makes it more easily distributed to different servers for paralyzed processing.
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Most importantly for people with sexsomnia, the body isn't paralyzed like it is during REM sleep.
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Constand claims she was paralyzed by the pills and unable to stop Cosby from assaulting her.
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I lay paralyzed as it hollowed and darkened, expanding in every direction with a familiar cruelty.
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His lower half, which was still paralyzed, had withered, but his upper body kept getting fatter.
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Banks have been shut for nine days as protests over economic strife have paralyzed the country.
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The conflict has led parts of the oil-producing country into famine and paralyzed public services.
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Now, his wife has kidney stones and one of his daughters is paralyzed from cerebral palsy.
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Its decisions should remain free of the kind of divisive bickering that has paralyzed Capitol Hill.
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The attack paralyzed the networks of major banks, leaving citizens unable to withdraw money from ATMs.
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A 12—year-old boy was paralyzed from the waist down after shrapnel shredded his stomach.
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Instead, Bruno thinks a Neuralink control system for bionic parts in paralyzed patients could be possible.
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Shaun Castle, deputy executive director of the Paralyzed Veterans of America, testified at last week's hearing.
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When I got home, she was awake and watching the television, her face paralyzed by distress.
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Among those paralyzed, 2 percent to 10 percent die because their breathing muscles have become immobilized.
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Patrick Mayer invented Wheelblades so he could continue skiing after he was paralyzed in an accident.
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But in following years it threatened to leave the IWC, saying the group had become paralyzed.
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He found himself in a hospital bed at University College London, paralyzed and in excruciating pain.
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I'll be cleaning the dishes, the darkness creeps in, and I'm paralyzed for a few minutes.
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I had been paralyzed to do more than move it there out of the grocery bag.
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When Beisner was a toddler, his Methodist mother contracted a virus in Calcutta that paralyzed her.
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I will continue to speak for every mother paralyzed because of the loss of their child.
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I found four men between the ages 18-40—all of them paralyzed with mental disabilities.
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A number of systems connected to the Aebi Schmidt network across the world were left paralyzed.
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By autumn, 250,21 were dead of polio, mostly children, and 2000,000 were temporarily or permanently paralyzed.
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Other researchers cautioned that the study was small, and that the patients were only partly paralyzed.
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The shortfall will not leave the Army paralyzed, representing only about 1 percent of the force.
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I was paralyzed, both by the horrible news and by the unbearable weight of motherly love.
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Bobby, then eighteen, had contracted polio and was in one of the camp hospitals, partially paralyzed.
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This logjam, which has long paralyzed effective legal recourse for sexual harassment, is finally being broken.
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Mr. Bouteflika has not addressed the public in seven years, since a stroke left him paralyzed.
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In many cases of O.C.D., patients are paralyzed with doubt about some fact — against all evidence.
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Batgirl's career was halted in 1988, when she was paralyzed after being shot by the Joker.
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"He's lucky he's not paralyzed from the neck down," said Guy-Yoma Souffrant, the officer's cousin.
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A failed Yeshiva student who is paralyzed by O.C.D. and depression, Avishai is stooped and silent.
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Always locked up and paralyzed and never sure what to do next — that's just you, man.
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He frequently awoke in the middle of the night, paralyzed by anxiety, agonizing about his future.
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Germany relies heavily on exports to China, whose economy has been paralyzed by the virus outbreak.
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The surgery temporarily paralyzed his vocal cords, and he couldn't speak or work for six months.
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If you're in South Florida, you may have woken up to paralyzed lizards littering your walkway.
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In the 28503s, between 22019 and 1,000 children in India were paralyzed by polio every day.
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"Without the help of the police" — the French police — "the SS was paralyzed," Mr. Burrin wrote.
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The Iraqi government—nearly paralyzed by internal conflicts—seems unlikely to impose a solution anytime soon.
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He was discharged from the hospital three and a half months later, his legs partly paralyzed.
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At its height in the 210s and '22000s, polio paralyzed more than 2760,000 Americans every year.
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Last year, FedLoan approved his certification request and deemed Paralyzed Veterans of America a qualified employer.
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Their strikes have paralyzed the city with traffic, making people miss work and kids miss school.
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Tokyo (CNN)Kristen Sorensen was 19983 when she became paralyzed from the neck down last year.
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Mallon's arms became paralyzed – for reasons doctors have been unable to determine – when she was 26.
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By the early 1920s, Naomi's baby sister was stricken, leaving one of her legs permanently paralyzed.
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By the early 1920s, Naomi's baby sister was stricken, leaving one of her legs permanently paralyzed.
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On Monday, hundreds of thousands of people shut down a main highway and paralyzed San Juan.
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On Monday, hundreds of thousands of people shut down a main highway and paralyzed San Juan.
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"We believe Tinslee is reacting in pain when she's not sedated and paralyzed," the hospital said.
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In several states, it absolutely paralyzed legislative activity and contributed to the polarization of the chamber.
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Nonetheless, the system offered "intuitive control" over the reaching and grasping movements of limbs otherwise paralyzed.
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The argument is simple enough: Politics "broke" because the system is paralyzed by polarization, and it's paralyzed by polarization because technology and demographic data have made it easier (and less risky) for campaigns to target their base instead of appealing to a broad swath of voters.
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Second, lower your standards for what counts as progress, and you will be less paralyzed by perfectionism.
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Nine months later, I was as happy as I had ever been while still paralyzed by doubt.
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Rhodey/War Machine is shot down and paralyzed by friendly fire, downed by a call he made.
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According to family, he remains paralyzed from the neck down and is expected to undergo spinal surgery.
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His press secretary, James Brady, was paralyzed ... a Secret Service agent, and a cop were also hit.
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Three full universities and 27 school departments have been paralyzed by the demonstrators, and some remain closed.
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The tactic, which on a much larger scale has paralyzed Espirito Santo, affected just a few districts.
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Beijing's squeeze sparked pro-democracy protests in 2014 that paralyzed parts of the city for 79 days.
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Nevertheless, she warned that cities would "become paralyzed" if slum-dwellers returned to their place of origin.
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Getting rid of that last piece of cancer would have also paralyzed Catherine and ended her career.
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In addition, a Roma baby was hit by an air pellet and risks being paralyzed for life.
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"Our government is overwhelmed, stunned, paralyzed like a rabbit in the headlights," she told an election rally.
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Charlie became paralyzed in July after a slipped disc ruptured his spine and now uses a wheelchair.
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The fall leaves Bran paralyzed, a key plot point that grows more meaningful as time goes on.
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I wanted to leave, but I was too paralyzed with fear to turn around and go home.
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Amid the chaos, a woman pushed her paralyzed son in a wheelchair, trying to escape the bombardment.
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I had suffered a massive, life-shattering stroke that left me completely paralyzed from head to toe.
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Paralyzed patients, often battling poor mental health, tend to live at home where they feel more comfortable.
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Two years later, the father of three remains completely paralyzed, with the exception of vertical eye movement.
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Trump becomes paralyzed by anything that embarrasses his ego, and so embarrassing him could make him weaker.
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For the past two weeks, Luther has walked six miles every day to visit his paralyzed wife.
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She was, essentially, paralyzed in order for The Joker to exact revenge on her father and Batman.
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Paralyzed by the recent policies on the border, Jorge now plans to apply for asylum in Guadalajara.
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Last year, Orianne underwent spinal surgery that left her with a partially paralyzed left leg and stomach.
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Absent another campaign shocker, stocks could continue to trade hesitantly, paralyzed by uncertainty ahead of the election.
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Barbara Gordon, appears in the story, and is sexually assaulted, photographed, and then paralyzed by The Joker.
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Recent developments in chip implants have led to some patients regaining the use of a paralyzed limb.
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In neighboring Bahrain, Saudi forces quashed a pro-democracy uprising that all but paralyzed the island kingdom.
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He critically wounded five victims, including Aymen Derbali, who was paralyzed after Bissonnette shot him seven times.
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By the time his friends pulled him from the water he was paralyzed from the neck down.
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The mother of a student who was left paralyzed from the shooting also committed suicide that year.
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Already, researchers are using BMIs for everything from restoring limb movement for paralyzed patients to racing drones.
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They sit on high ground, so even though his city is paralyzed McIngvale isn't worried about flooding.
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An agronomist I know was shot and paralyzed below the waist between farm visits in Western Honduras.
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He started mining at age 16, a few years after a mining accident left his father paralyzed.
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His life was so diminished, half of his body had been paralyzed, and Bernie just said, 'love.
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Meanwhile, production continues to decline in Venezuela, where economic crisis has paralyzed the nation's lifeblood oil industry.
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Some may be paralyzed and require around-the-clock care, while others may only be partially impaired.
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Spain remains paralyzed after an election that punished the political establishment and scattered votes across the spectrum.
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It has paralyzed decision-making, economic development and basic services, and raised fears for the country's stability.
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With other manufacturers virtually paralyzed, Ford accounted for all but 75 vehicles produced in the first half.
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The current government of Prime Minister Tammam Salam has been paralyzed by rivalries exacerbated by regional conflict.
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The shutdown threw more than 800,000 federal workers into immediate financial hardship and paralyzed key government functions.
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With no road map, executive decision-making could be paralyzed and investment could come to a standstill.
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The downside of our freedom is that many of us are paralyzed by the tyranny of choice.
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An artist, paralyzed from the neck down, who paints stunning pictures with a brush in his mouth.
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Khadim Hussain Rizvi, an Islamic preacher paralyzed from the waist following a road accident, heads the party.
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Rory MacDonald paralyzed Penn with snap kicks and hooks to the body in Penn's last welterweight appearance.
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They are practically paralyzed by the knowledge of their own mortality, and fixated on their personal losses.
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It could, for example, help people with paralyzed senses smell again, a proposition that definitely doesn't stink.
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They treat everything from back pain to battle wounds for patients including rebel fighters and paralyzed children.
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South Korea was all but paralyzed for months as Ms. Park was impeached and removed from office.
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I was not paralyzed, which is a reaction I could have had because it was so shocking.
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Lukanga was in high school, he said, when his mother had a stroke that left her paralyzed.
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He was 15 when he was injured while playing rugby and was paralyzed from the chest down.
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In Golem, I played as a paralyzed child with the ability to embody and control inanimate beings.
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Mr. Dickerson's older brother had been shot 20 years before, leaving him paralyzed from the waist down.
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Three anti-Conga protesters were killed by police in 2012 during street battles that paralyzed the region.
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The period's raging debate over slavery fractured political parties, paralyzed the national government and divided the nation.
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In an instant, Mr. Sutton was paralyzed from the waist down and his rodeo career was over.
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It has paralyzed cities and villages throughout China and upended business, travel and schools around the globe.
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"If we do this, the country is going to be paralyzed," the host remarked at the time.
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As recently as the 1980s, the disease paralyzed an estimated 350,23 people a year in 125 countries.
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Four years later he was temporarily paralyzed with Miller Fisher syndrome, a type of Guillain-Barré syndrome.
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In May 2011, Jacobs was diagnosed with a form of bone cancer and was left partially paralyzed.
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"There is no electricity, everything is paralyzed," oil workers' union leader Jose Bodas told Reuters on Tuesday.
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Pendleton's life took a turn after a 1983 car accident, which paralyzed her from the waist down.
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Reformers have confused cause and effect: Paralyzed government, not polarization, is the original sin of modern government.
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Hong Kong was paralyzed over the weekend as protesters responded violently to a ban on face masks.
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He prescribed no solution, instead deferring to lawmakers paralyzed by fear of the base he has inflamed.
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The bullet that remains lodged in my spinal cord has paralyzed the lower half of my body.
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The partisan divides, jurisdictional squabbles and industry rifts that paralyzed previous bills have also not been eradicated.
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The disease left him paralyzed for several weeks, unable to move his body save for his hands.
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In 2016, the country was paralyzed by strikes of pilots, train drivers, taxi drivers and garbage collectors.
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The city was widely regarded as "ungovernable," paralyzed between intractable interest group demands and limited fiscal capacity.
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Back in 2006, neuroscientist Baland Jalal found himself lying awake in bed, paralyzed from head to toe.
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Like rivals, PSA is meanwhile grappling with fallout from the coronavirus that has paralyzed production in China.
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While the implant isn't a cure, it offers hope to millions of paralyzed people around the world.
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"You can't be paralyzed by the uncertainty," Kristin Dziczek of the Center for Automotive Research, tells Axios.
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The fear of being accused of intolerance has paralyzed Sweden's leaders from properly addressing deep-seated intolerance.
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During my time with the witch doctors, I witnessed a young girl with paralyzed legs being treated.
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An almost completely paralyzed young Hong Kong woman with a genetic illness wrote an appeal to Mrs.
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"But for some reason, one in 1.5 million kids who get the vaccine get paralyzed," he says.
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In this case, Thompson shot Salazar-Limon, who was unarmed, and paralyzed him from the waist down.
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But Forcillo was convicted for the second volley, that came as he lay paralyzed on the ground.
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It's too weak so I may be paralyzed from neck down if I damage my spinal cord.
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The defence argued that her silence implied consent, while the prosecution maintained that she was paralyzed by terror.
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For instance, the anthrax letters of 2001 bred a powerful wave of terror and paralyzed the postal system.
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When doctors removed the tumor, her spinal cord was affected and she was paralyzed from the waist down.
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The strike paralyzed the country's roadways, preventing agriculture exports from reaching port and products from reaching store shelves.
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Today, when she finds herself complaining about the small things, she reminds herself that she could be paralyzed.
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Paralyzed by a war-zone car smash in 2006, he also blogs about his disability and other topics.
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As a result, from September 9 to 13, 2013, the town was paralyzed by an enormous traffic jam.
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Fievez was undergoing spinal surgery at a hospital on Tuesday and is reportedly paralyzed from the neck down.
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Sintramienergetica held a strike in 2013 that lasted 53 days and paralyzed production and exports of Drummond coal.
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Beneath my defiant joie de vivre, I'm paralyzed with a recurring terror: Am I doing my life wrong?
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He actually went on vacation twice while she became paralyzed and lost use of her bowel and bladder.
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First, there were the yellow vest protests that all but paralyzed much of France every Saturday for months.
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Jenkins broke out the back side window first, but since Fitzgerald was paralyzed with fear, it didn't help.
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Six years ago, Wang Huanming was paralyzed from the neck down after being injured wrestling with a friend.
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"She is lucky she is not paralyzed or dead," Jordan's mother, Genelle Holgerson, told the Longview Daily News.
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Randolph survived polio, but her left arm was paralyzed and she depended on family and friends for help.
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Children can be paralyzed by several other viruses, by bacterial brain infections and by neck and spine injuries.
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Wyatt, 4, had multiple strokes after the accident, had brain injuries, and was paralyzed on his left side.
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" LeRocque's sister, Korina Champagne, wrote on Facebook that her heart was broken and she felt "numb and paralyzed.
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We're both bleeding and semi-paralyzed from the waist down, so beer seems like the only logical remedy.
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"We have jumped about 2800 wounded warriors and their caregivers, quadruple amputees and paralyzed wounded warriors," he says.
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South Australia suffered a state-wide blackout last September, which paralyzed some industries for up to two weeks.
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After Constance Reid's husband returns from WWI paralyzed from the waist down, their relationship becomes cold and distant.
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Jangada was already paralyzed since the dam close to the Córrego do Feijão mine burst in the state.
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Called the "brain-spine interface," the system restored movement in the paralyzed right legs of two rhesus monkeys.
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"When I left the arena Sunday, I was paralyzed from the neck down," Bolton later wrote on Instagram.
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Polio paralyzed 350,000 children a year in the 1980s; 2017 saw only 20143 cases of wild poliovirus worldwide.
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CYBER ATTACK Another big challenge for Norsk Hydro has been the cyber attack that paralyzed its IT systems.
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It's called this primarily because Congress has become increasingly paralyzed because so many members are unwilling to compromise.
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Dystopian stories didn't become a powerhouse in the '90s and '00s because they paralyzed audiences into terrified surrender.
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Do not DIVE into shallow waters — what you think is funny at the time can leave you paralyzed.
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The army's intervention, one of many over the decades, followed street protests that paralyzed the nation for months.
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Wheelz may be paralyzed from the waist down, but he is still leaving other bunnies in the dust.
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That patience and perseverance kept her sane for another year lost in the fortress of her paralyzed body.
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"Kleiman was paralyzed from the chest down and succumbed to MRSA, an infection known as the "super bug.
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This shocking moment permanently paralyzed Bran, and its repercussions are still rippling through the show to this day.
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"They thought I was going to be paralyzed, because the part I got shot was in my brain."
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Protesters blocking roads in 2016 halted Las Bambas' shipments of copper from Matarani and nearly paralyzed its operations.
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Shortly after, she had two severe panic attacks where her entire body was paralyzed and she couldn't move.
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And despite being paralyzed when he got to the emergency department, told his neurosurgeon he would run again.
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Bleed For This is about boxer Vinny Paz's recovery after a car crash that very nearly paralyzed him.
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Fun fact: Before it was a bong room, it was actually home to his partially paralyzed cat, Slitherpuss.
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He recently had a stroke that paralyzed the left side of his body, according to the Deseret News.
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The impasse has paralyzed government in one of the countries worst-hit by the euro zone's debt crisis.
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But what Ms. Stemme suggests is that Elektra has become a daughter paralyzed by her desire for revenge.
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The early ballot is intended to break the Brexit stalemate which has paralyzed British politics in recent months.
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Justice Ward Hunt was left speechless and paralyzed by illness but refused to resign unless given a pension.
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By Brazilian standards, it was a strangely muted reaction after the yearlong battle that had paralyzed the nation.
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A rehabilitation expert at a children's hospital said Bailey wasn't really paralyzed, according to her mother, Mikell Sheehan.
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I was preparing myself for dealing with a child that could potentially be paralyzed from the chest down.
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It was 703, and her 270-year-old son, Lucian, had suddenly become paralyzed from the waist down.
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If you're paralyzed by indecision or laziness when it comes to your money, it pays to hire help.
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This bias can result in an investor who is readily paralyzed at the prospect of too many choices.
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The mother of a girl left paralyzed from the shooting committed public suicide six months after the massacre.
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In 1998, the poliovirus was present in over 125 countries and paralyzed 350,000 people every year, mostly children.
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Such figures typically end up stranded and thwarted in Mr. Gurney's plays, paralyzed by timidity and bad faith.
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One patient testified that he woke up paralyzed from the neck down after an operation performed by Duntsch.
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He was also extremely compassionate to Jordan, who has spina bifida, and is paralyzed from her waist down.
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The mixed signals have paralyzed state officials, who are unsure how far to impose cuts while preserving stability.
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A case in point are the caste protests that paralyzed a prospering North Indian state in recent weeks.
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We cannot allow ourselves to be paralyzed by the desire to get it perfectly right from the start.
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McFadden was born with spina bifida (a hole in her spine) and is paralyzed from the waist down.
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And when intimidation is dressed up as political speech, and public figures are involved, they appear especially paralyzed.
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There are those who are paralyzed and shocked, who expect a glowing exit sign to magically turn on.
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When I'm making my life movie, I work out the logistics of being romantic and interesting while paralyzed.
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If not successful, the body would be paralyzed, a medical problem that still has yet to be solved.
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The first child to be paralyzed lived in a modest Italian neighborhood east of the Gowanus in Brooklyn.
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As president, he found himself paralyzed by his own aversion to what he considered fundamentally un-American values.
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So the House of Commons is paralyzed: it can't pass Brexit, but it can't do anything else. Zombified.
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Instead of feeling paralyzed about the thought of saving for retirement, think about taking small steps, Ridolfi said.
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In 2013, she had a stroke, leaving her bedridden, with her right side paralyzed, staring at the ceiling.
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After the illness that paralyzed the left side of his face, other children mocked him for his squint.
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My hope is that you will find a way to dig deep and not become paralyzed with fear.
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Even worse, he says she falsely stated, "people get paralyzed ... apparently that happened" -- again, referring to his company.
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Through therapy, I've learned some ways to deal with the fear, to not be completely paralyzed by it.
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The Brazilian political system is paralyzed, and could well be thrown into further chaos if Rousseff is ousted.
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In Ukraine, the Russian attacks paralyzed critical Ukrainian services, including the airport, Postal Service, gas stations and A.T.M.s.
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Jim Brady, President Reagan's press secretary, was shot during an assassination attempt on the president and left paralyzed.
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A car accident has paralyzed Noah Savino, and his father, who died in the crash, was at fault.
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While other business leaders might have been paralyzed with panic, he always seemed to be even more motivated.
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The outbreak has paralyzed large sectors of the U.S. economy and led to fears of a global recession.
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Initially paralyzed about how to approach him, I eventually wrote a note that tried to convey the project.
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Swamps are adaptive, constantly reacting to the changing environment, while our legislators are paralyzed by the smallest challenges.
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Ron Turcotte, Secretariat's jockey, now 76, has been paralyzed since a racing spill at Belmont Park in 1978.
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Many say the fight over Hong Kong's political future has paralyzed it, and perhaps doomed it to decline.
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Longtime New Orleans residents were astonished that this famously wet city could be so paralyzed by a rainstorm.
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Beijing claims that the shield is compromising its security, hinting even that its nuclear arsenal could be paralyzed.
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Veazey got the idea for the dance after watching a video of another paralyzed man doing the same.
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Ms. Land's prognosis was bleak from the start — paralyzed, comatose, almost certain never to speak again, doctors said.
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The Palestinian government is paralyzed by the fracture between Hamas-ruled Gaza and the PLO-ruled West Bank.
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For many people some form of activism, an antidote to feeling paralyzed with fear and helplessness, is crucial.
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"The supply channel is paralyzed currently," said Kathy Hall, executive editor at PetroChem Wire, an industry information service.
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But the Congolese woman was so paralyzed by indecision that she had remained at Vive for ten months.
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U.S. and European hospitals have been forced to divert patients to other facilities when ransomware paralyzed computer systems.
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Finding them is difficult because existing leadership is often paralyzed, and so many capable people have already left.
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Completing two marathons on crutches while partially paralyzed is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit.
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Firemen rescued two paralyzed dogs that were inside, but two senior cats did not make it, Grim said.
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Over the years, conflicting agendas, changes in political leadership and constant clashes in the courts have paralyzed agencies.
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Studies Show We humans spend a third of our lives asleep, oblivious to our surroundings and temporarily paralyzed.
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Amin said after Zainab disappeared her friends and neighbors had become paralyzed with fear for their own daughters.
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Daily, I'll feel anxious and slightly paralyzed by the thought of how much humans have damaged our Earth.
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Lifesaving wounds Hamilton, now 31, says he truly believes that what paralyzed him actually breathed life into him.
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But when it comes to Jules's own assailant — the quarterback boyfriend of her sorority sister — she is paralyzed.
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Dr. Courtine had used electrical stimulation before to train paralyzed rats with spinal cord injuries to walk again.
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Part of that classroom had once been a bedroom where Roosevelt recuperated after he became paralyzed with polio.
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The more he cried, the more I was gripped by a strange sense of guilt and felt paralyzed.
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One of the crazy parts about being paralyzed is you have such a specific relationship to your body.
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When the lights do go out, Palmar wheels her paralyzed mother outside because the house becomes intolerably hot.
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It can mean getting up on stage and being completely paralyzed, or losing the ability to sing altogether.
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Often these people tell me they were awoken in the middle of the night and found themselves paralyzed.
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LEBANON-PROTESTS/ Army trys to reopen roads as Lebanon remains paralyzed BEIRUT - Security forces are trying to persuade protesters to reopen roads across Lebanon through peaceful means but will not use force if they refuse, a security source said on Tuesday as the country remained paralyzed by anti-government demonstrations.
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This morning, an interview went live with Kristin Babik, who was shot in the back and nearly became paralyzed.
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The island's Prime Minister Eugene Rhuggenaath earlier this week said Curacao would import fuel if the refinery is paralyzed.
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The California feline is walking again after a rare spinal cord infection left him paralyzed from the waist down.
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"We are completely paralyzed," Syamsiar, a village secretary on the island, told Metro TV, calling for food and medicine.
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Chaplin, paralyzed from the waist down since the shooting, is still serving his 10-and-a-half-month sentence.
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But he said he was not leaving out of frustration over deep party divides that have often paralyzed Congress.
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After being paralyzed and thinking she was saved by a gospel-singing angel, Juliette is having a spiritual awakening.
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Nick Annetta, right, of Battelle, watches as Ian Burkhart, 24, plays a guitar video game using his paralyzed hand.
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A month after the WannaCry ransomware attack paralyzed connected systems worldwide, a new threat appears to be spreading quickly.
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Each motor level function measurement correlates with a reduction in the assistance and care a paralyzed patient might require.
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And when traders were paralyzed by uncertainty and sat on the sidelines, banks also lost out on trading fees.
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The big picture: Since October, the government has been "paralyzed," after President Maithripala Sirisena fired Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe.
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The 30 women gathered in this town of central Burkina Faso are all blind, paralyzed or suffer from epilepsy.
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BRUSSELS — The German government is paralyzed, stuck in a divided "zombie" coalition unable to act and unwilling to die.
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Despite being Africa's largest oil producer, it had massive fuel shortages a year ago which nearly paralyzed the country.
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Then, after a couple tries, Gaethje landed a backflip off the cage where you definitely thought he'd be paralyzed.
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I found myself paralyzed again, only this time with surprise and joy — because she was a plus size athlete.
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Tuzi, paralyzed in fear, cried and "stared at Butler's brown pleather headboard until he was finished," the lawsuit states.
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He is paralyzed from his mid-chest down and the broken wrist makes it difficult to use his wheelchair.
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Which has cowed and paralyzed opinion leaders, policymakers, politicians across the spectrum, and impeded their ability to think clearly.
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Across the region, immigrants who are undocumented and even those who have legal status have been paralyzed by fear.
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Romulo "Romy" Camargo is a decorated war veteran who was wounded in Afghanistan, leaving him paralyzed below the neck.
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According to the doctor, one victim's gunshot wound was so severe that it severed his spine and paralyzed him.
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The scandal has paralyzed parliamentary proceedings and even some in the ruling party are calling for Aso to resign.
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"The next morning, I woke up paralyzed from the waist down," she says in the new issue of PEOPLE.
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Even kicking through the arm, opponents have paralyzed Cerrone by getting to his infamous "glass tummy" with some force.
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In addition, newspaper accounts of Mary's illness report "severe headaches" and one side of her face being partially paralyzed.
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Terrified, I dragged myself over to a sofa, all the while thinking that I couldn't imagine Tina Turner paralyzed.
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Nell wakes up, her body paralyzed, eyes fixed on the Bent-Neck Lady's long brown hair draped over her.
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Because her injury had occurred along the T12 section of the spine, she was paralyzed from the waist down.
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In Los Angeles, an officer shot a 13-year-old boy playing with a replica gun, leaving him paralyzed.
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When things go wrong, don't be paralyzed by fear or assume that every failure is yours alone, she said.
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But in recent years, the bloc has been paralyzed by divisions as center-right governments have risen to power.
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This is a great start and will undoubtedly improve the lives of paralyzed persons who use BMIs every day.
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The company's struggles have paralyzed its progress toward finding a new viral mechanic or game format that attracts users.
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The bitter strike paralyzed GM's U.S. factories and cut production in the U.S. and Canada before it was settled.
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Our time is coming and the paralyzed community's time is coming because of the work of The Miami Project.
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"I was a ticking time bomb, waiting to be paralyzed," Jeannie, 47, says in this week's issue of PEOPLE.
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Venezuela is in the grip of social unrest, which has paralyzed the country amid violent protests seeking government reform.
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More than 16 million people are walking today who otherwise would have been paralyzed by polio, according to Germ.
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He was paralyzed from the neck down and struggles with daily tasks that most people might take for granted.
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Eden's doctors are unable to fully explain how the simple backbend paralyzed her, citing it as a rare occurrence.
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Both daily and monthly users are up 2000 percent year-over-year, showing Facebook's troubles haven't paralyzed its growth.
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Unfortunately, the White House has been too paralyzed by political correctness to figure out a system for doing that.
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The strike over high fuel prices has paralyzed Brazil, the top global exporter of soybeans, sugar, coffee and chicken.
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"The show will definitely take you on an emotional roller coaster," Chapman says of Rattled: A Paralyzed Mother's Story.
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In recent years especially, political infighting and communication breakdown has paralyzed the country, as documented by journalist Anna Heim.
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By Gorsuch's own admission, the resulting political meltdown paralyzed the agency, preventing it from getting any actual work done.
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However, voters should not feel paralyzed by these efforts as there are resources to help voters navigate the process.
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The attacks on its digital infrastructure had paralyzed the parliament, shut down banks, and fueled violence in the streets.
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Marvin L. Dawkins was a 210-year-old AT&T manager when a blocked blood vessel left him paralyzed.
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But the White House concluded he was a stubborn obstacle to reconciliation talks, which have been paralyzed for months.
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Two kids have been paralyzed by the virus for the first time in two years, the WHO announced today.
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Even within the same family, several siblings can develop the same cold-like symptoms but only one becomes paralyzed.
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Worse than that, forces you to stand there paralyzed, unable to cover yourself, seek refuge or pursue your assailant.
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Even within the same family, several siblings can develop the cold-like symptoms, but only one may become paralyzed.
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Nostalgic for the old order, and unable to work with the new reality, Europe is likely to remain paralyzed.
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Our quality of life and economic stability are at the whims of a paralyzed and foreign-influenced central government.
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Distracted, she crashed into a sport utility vehicle, killing its driver and a passenger and leaving a child paralyzed.
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Edwards, 22015, has had three strokes and a heart attack, which left her temporarily paralyzed on her right side.
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A memorable demonstration of the technology was in 2012 when paralyzed patients were able to control a robotic arm.
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Exact timings for those hearings are still up in the air given the government shutdown that has paralyzed Washington.
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He was paralyzed after a hit in the first minutes of a game that Cal went on to win.
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According to Floyd, when surgical assistants administered a pain blocker, muscle tissue and nerves around the knee were paralyzed.
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But in 1997, a black man named Jeffery Alston was paralyzed during a ride in a Baltimore police van.
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The crisis has paralyzed the government as it struggles to revive the economy from its worst recession in decades.
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Schwartz suggested that they might be used to control robotic arms, in order to help paralyzed people feed themselves.
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Britain, a nation of 66 million people, is paralyzed beneath a political impasse that is increasingly confined to Westminster.
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If the courts are ignored and Congress is paralyzed, then we may be down to one branch of government.
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A separate study used a brain-spine interface to communicate nerve signals and helped paralyzed monkeys to regain movement.
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Before she was paralyzed, Crosby was awake to bodily joys—she loved to flirt, drink wine, exercise, and fuck.
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She lost so much blood that she went into a coma and suffered a stroke that left her paralyzed.
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A stadium full of humans wondered whether they'd just seen another person get paralyzed — or worse — on the play.
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The raging debate on how to fix this remains unsolved, and many feel Bitcoin is paralyzed because of it.
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Right now, South Korean foreign policy is paralyzed by the public's demand that President Park Geun-hye step down.
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They've used readings from brain implants to help paralyzed patients play Pong on computer screens and control robotic arms.
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They thought one night that they might have him cornered, but were paralyzed by a law prohibiting nighttime raids.
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If it is damaged, the neural signals can have trouble getting through, leaving a person paralyzed or otherwise disabled.
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Deep down, you know that it's time to either loosen up or become paralyzed by the pressure around you.
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Judge Cooper's ruling is further evidence that the F.E.C. is paralyzed and should be replaced by a new agency.
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Partially paralyzed, he never regained full use of his hands and legs and has used a wheelchair ever since.
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The bottom line: Many of us make the mistake of being paralyzed by indecision when it comes to money.
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But Speidel's head slammed into the door frame, fracturing his skull and leaving him paralyzed on his left side.
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Then, when she was 19 she had back surgery for scoliosis, and woke up paralyzed from the waist down.
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The leaders quarreled at every step and the government was paralyzed, unable to fulfill its economic or social promises.
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In June, a mother in Mississippi said her 5-year-old daughter was temporarily paralyzed by a tick bite.
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Op-Ed Contributor To end the polarized and paralyzed debate over immigration policy, President Trump has proposed a deal.
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That goofy plunge I took with the badly parked scooter could have killed me or left me completely paralyzed.
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Mr. Antoniani, a disc jockey known as D.J. Fabo, was left blind and paralyzed after a 2014 car accident.
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If you think about saving for the entire four years of tuition, you may become too paralyzed to act.
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For several weeks, he led protests that paralyzed Mexico City as he proclaimed himself to be Mexico's rightful president.
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The demonstrations paralyzed Dhaka, the capital city of 19 million, and the police began fighting back with rubber bullets.
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State institutions are paralyzed by political deadlock after the government resigned and politicians failed to form a new one.
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State institutions are paralyzed by political deadlock after the government resigned and politicians failed to form a new one.
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I was paralyzed: The story seemed too complex to be contained in even in an uncommonly long newspaper article.
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I'm paralyzed with guilt and dread over my every move right now: Can I go to the grocery store?
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Mr. Rizvi's supporters paralyzed large parts of the country for two days, blocked highways and damaged several dozen vehicles.
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Mr. Kijima was paralyzed from the waist down while playing rugby as a teenager and now uses a wheelchair.
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The economic cost of the outbreak, which has paralyzed China, the world's second-largest economy, also continues to grow.
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The shot to Allen's head left most of his body paralyzed and he was no longer able to speak.
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Exceeding 23˚C, which is likely to happen in our lifetimes, doesn't mean anyone should feel apathetic or paralyzed.
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In 1998, the polio virus was present in over 125 countries and paralyzed 350,000 people every year, mostly children.
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Lala's paralyzed older brother remains trapped under the building, built on reclaimed marshland in Durres, the country's main port.
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In neighboring Brazil, a recent truckers' strike over higher diesel prices virtually paralyzed the country for nearly two weeks.
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And they feel mostly paralyzed to do much about it — other than throwing money at other candidates and praying.
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"With all of the options out there, we're kind of paralyzed by the illusion of choice," he tells Josh.
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Russia could have been helpful; Trump is paralyzed by his Moscow secrets with respect to President Vladimir V. Putin.
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"Weekend" boasts historical prescience: It opened a year before widespread protests calling for social and economic change paralyzed France.
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Under Ms. Yingluck, who was elected prime minister in 303, street protests by both groups paralyzed Bangkok for months.
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As for Torvald, a stoic time bomb in Mr. Cooper's excellent interpretation, he was effectively paralyzed by Nora's departure.
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As I witnessed in El Salvador in 2005, the country was paralyzed with fear of gangs like MS-13.
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The government covers round-the-clock care for the mother, who is 22012 and paralyzed from the waist down.
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In 1963, he was diagnosed with Lou Gehrig's disease (also known as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis), which eventually paralyzed him.
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"Welcome back coach @GregSchiano F.A.M.I.L.Y.," tweeted Eric LeGrand, who was paralyzed during a 2010 game while playing for Schiano.
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She lay paralyzed at the bottom of the cliff for hours, until she was ultimately rescued in the morning.
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Nor can the rest of us allow ourselves to be paralyzed in the belief that nothing can be done.
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PETROVA: Jonathan Hayden also worked to design a jumpsuit for a client who was paralyzed from the chest down.
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" The report quotes Zubaydah saying he "passed out" in that position, and felt his hands became "paralyzed or severed.
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There have been other cases in recent years in which paralyzed people have risen from their wheelchairs and walked.
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Meanwhile, I'm too often paralyzed by a fear of my own ineffectiveness, and, moreover, my sense of moral conviction.
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I don't know how many good men have to get paralyzed before Coach admits that this tactic is misguided.
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Mr. Smith's chest heaved, and he gasped and coughed and clenched his fist before the second drug paralyzed him.
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If they were not always gleeful, they were resilient and not paralyzed by the challenges that came their way.
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The probe comes two months after Brazil's economy was paralyzed by a trucker strike over soaring diesel fuel prices.
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"The current dislike and distrust between the governor and the speaker has paralyzed government in Illinois," Republican state Rep.
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Since their election in October, the Liberals have been been paralyzed on what to do about the procurement process.
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A high dose can put you in a "K-hole," where you're temporarily paralyzed and dissociated from your body.
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However, advocates say many of these veterans may be unable to respond because they're paralyzed or have severe brain injuries.
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There are so many resources available that it is easy to become paralyzed by all the good ideas and options.
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Paralyzing fear post-election Lili remembers feeling paralyzed with fear in 2007 after the state immigration law passed in Oklahoma.
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"I felt quite paralyzed by the whole experience and wasn't thinking clearly enough to make those subtler points," they say.
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In one scene, Gypsy Rose, who is supposed to be paralyzed, gets out of bed and walks down the hall.
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These days Rye hears the sound of guns not abroad but at home, in a country paralyzed by political polarization.
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Hardishek said "it became really apparent that he had no support system" and that his PTSD had essentially paralyzed him.
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"The fact that he was paralyzed did present its own set of challenges because we couldn't be spontaneous," says Will.
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The reservation system for the hotel in the village of Turracherhohe, about 173 minutes by care from Salzburg, was paralyzed.
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Acute flaccid myelitis affects gray matter in the spinal cord, causing muscles and reflexes to become weak and sometimes paralyzed.
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Rickey Fievez, paralyzed from the neck down, remains hospitalized after being shot by a carjacking suspect who was ultimately killed.
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That device not only allows people paralyzed below the waist to take steps but also improves blood circulation among patients.
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Much like Republicans, Democratic leaders appear paralyzed as to how to respond to the president – especially the episode in Helsinki.
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The Ben Davis High School grad was left paralyzed from the neck down after a cheerleading accident three years ago.
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There have been reported incidents of people becoming permanently blind, completely paralyzed, or even dying after receiving stem cell injections.
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National governments seem to be paralyzed by the magnitude of the problem — no response seems sufficient so they do little.
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Van Dyken-Rouen started using a wheelchair after an ATV crash in 2014 left her paralyzed from the waist down.
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"Somebody else won it, but when they played 'Paralyzed' it lit up the switchboard like a Christmas tree," he says.
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Aoun also called on protesters to end nationwide road closures that have paralyzed the country over the last seven days.
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"We expect it to be paralyzed 120 days," Morillo said on the sidelines of a conference about Venezuela in Havana.
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The couple's 8-year-old son had sustained a gunshot wound that would leave him paralyzed from the waist down.
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The Yemeni central bank's activities have been paralyzed over a tussle between the internationally recognized government and the Houthi fighters.
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He smashed his spine, and, paralyzed from the waist down, was unlikely to be able to testify for many months.
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But surgery caused nerve damage that eventually led to a paralyzed left foot followed by chronic pain and spinal arthritis.
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Economic Scene If you have been paying any attention to America's paralyzed politics, you are not going to believe this.
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All of this pressure, in an already tense environment thanks to the Weinsteins of the world, leaves Sutton professionally paralyzed.
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The violence has paralyzed oil production, fueled hyperinflation and plunged parts of the country into famine briefly earlier this year.
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Uzella suffers from Central Pain Syndrome after a stroke paralyzed the right side of her body a few years ago.
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Campanella, who followed close behind Jackie Robinson in breaking down baseball's color barrier, had been paralyzed in a car accident.
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But the injuries have lingered: she was partially paralyzed on one side of her face and deaf in one ear.
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Microsoft was paralyzed by the EU oversight, and the company had to consider its business decisions wisely as a result.
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After exposure, an insect enters into a short-lived phase of agitated hyperactivity, but it eventually becomes paralyzed and dies.
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A prototype of the device that could one day allow stroke victims to retrain their brains to move paralyzed limbs.
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Though someone may be paralyzed, their brain continues to think about walking and creating the signals to command this action.
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Medvetz spent 2000 years as a Hell's Angel until a 2200 motorcycle crash left him partially paralyzed and deeply depressed.
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Who would've thought the person who was paralyzed a year-and-a-half ago would be dancing in the semifinals?
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An 18-year-old was left paralyzed after diving into his grandmother's four-foot deep pool and hitting his head.
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Six years ago while vacationing with friends, Ian Burkhart suffered an accident that left him paralyzed from the shoulders down.
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Paralyzed with spina bifida from the chest down, she has had brain surgery seven times, among more than 10 operations.
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There are two behind his eye and several near his spine, yet Brody is not paralyzed and can still see.
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A brain chip allowed a paralyzed man to feel againPresident Barack Obama with Nathan Copeland, who can feel despite paralysis.
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But his life was upended in 1982 when a near-fatal car crash left him paralyzed from the chest down.
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With so many options to choose from (and a maximum of four meals delivered), I am sometimes paralyzed by indecision.
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Kroll suffered minor injuries in the crash while Clarkson was initially left paralyzed and brain dead, the Miami Herald reports.
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So far, researchers have been successful in using it to allow people with disabilities to control paralyzed or prosthetic limbs.
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In addition to those killed, nine people remain hospitalized from the attacks and others are paralyzed or otherwise irreparably injured.
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Either way, maybe because I had polio and was paralyzed, my original family weren't able to look after me properly.
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When I was at SuitX last month, I saw a paralyzed man walk — albeit slowly — while wearing the Phoenix suit.
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Some doctors are warning this could be the same mysterious, polio-like illness detected in 2014 that paralyzed 120 children.
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I don't think being fearful or being paralyzed into inaction — or being cavalier about the risk either — is very helpful.
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Polio had left thousands of children paralyzed, and Salk's vaccine is rightly viewed as a triumph of 223th-century science.
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Staring paralyzed at an untouched canvas, waiting for an idea make itself known, is at once exhilarating and anxiety-inducing.
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Treatment for Bell's palsy usually begins with caring for the parts of the face that are paralyzed, especially the eye.
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It was an attempted murder, but Bran survived and has continued to live his life paralyzed from the waist down.
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The President is now politically paralyzed and will be on the defense as the White House tries to manage fallout.
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The protests paralyzed Latin America's largest economy and forced the government to lower diesel prices through tax cuts and subsidies.
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She's shot, paralyzed, stripped nude, and, it's suggested, sexually assaulted — all done simply to break the spirit of other characters.
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Normal life remains paralyzed because of the curfew imposed by the government and calls for a shutdown by separatist leaders.
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But I remember everything coming out of me when it was being written and feeling almost paralyzed in its power.
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Check out the vid ... he tells us exactly how a paralyzed person can walk with help from the ReWalk Exoskeleton.
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Breathwork practitioners call it "the claw": Fingers and toes become paralyzed in claw-shaped positions, and then you fall over.
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Dixie, one of Patty's bullies, comes back to school in a wheelchair after a fight with Patty apparently paralyzed her.
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I had already proofread them that morning but was now staring at them—paralyzed—with a pen in my hand.
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In 2015 57-year-old Sureshbhai Patel was left partially paralyzed after being forced to the ground by a cop.
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"I think that too many young women are paralyzed by this feeling that they're not working hard enough," she says.
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I was paralyzed on the outskirts of the dance floor as the dog came closer, its eyes locked on mine.
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He's paralyzed from the neck down and has been for over a decade, after a snowboarding accident severed his spine.
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She was paralyzed; she had no teeth; her eyes had sunk into her skull; her skin was like India rubber.
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HARBIN, China — Six years ago, Wang Huanming was paralyzed from the neck down after being injured wrestling with a friend.
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This resulted in quadriplegia, meaning he is paralyzed from the chest down and doesn't have any function in his fingers.
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Soon enough, he provides the answer, speaking in a rush: the family will be paralyzed, and then they will die.
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"The first application you can imagine is better mental control for a robotic arm for someone who's paralyzed," said Hires.
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He portrayed himself as paralyzed by anxiety about what others — the police, potential friends or employers — will assume about him.
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The Democrats, far from being engaged in a political conspiracy with Steele, had been politically paralyzed by their high-mindedness.
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The disease left him paralyzed and completely dependent on others and technology for everything: bathing, dressing, eating, mobility and speech.
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Of course, sometimes reality did not coöperate: sometimes an arm was paralyzed, or caught in the jaws of a bear.
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Then something started to shift and, finally, I made a painting called "Quandary" (2011), which showed how paralyzed I felt.
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Educated at Harvard, Krauthammer was paralyzed from the waist down in a diving accident that occurred during his freshman year.
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She characterizes her paralyzed life as one of generalized fear and pain, detached her from the realm of the ordinary.
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Even high performers can become paralyzed by competing priorities and the impossible desire to do their best at every task.
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Tyler Wilson, then 20053, was hit by a bullet that pierced his spine and left him paralyzed below the waist.
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"At that time you're not thinking about kids," said Sherman Gillums Jr., deputy executive director of Paralyzed Veterans of America.
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His injury had left him paralyzed from the chest down; he still has some movement in his shoulders and biceps.
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That's because Stephenson, who is paralyzed, was able to take his vows while standing beside his bride at the altar.
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The cops paralyzed Betton, were caught in lies about what happened, and yet have not been charged with any crime.
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"But I don't think I can be paralyzed by fear of what might happen, and not do anything about it."
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But three months before graduation, Hill was involved in a car accident that left her paralyzed from the waist down.
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Featuring a main character paralyzed from the neck down, it adds to the canon of films that portray disabled characters.
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I saw a report on The Today Show that first-time surfers have been accordioning their spines and getting paralyzed.
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What is clear is the drama has paralyzed the island nation and left it without a functioning government for months.
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The Boston-based company that was first to provide robotic legs to paralyzed veterans in the U.S., ReWalk Robotics Ltd.
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Some hospitals let mothers comfort terrified children; some barred all visitors, sending out notices naming the paralyzed and the dead.
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People who are paralyzed except for up and down eye movements and blinking are classified as having locked-in syndrome.
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NO PROBLEM FOR FED: This weekend's blizzard paralyzed D.C., closed schools and government offices and trapped a lot of cars.
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