When A Vagina Piercing Goes WrongTen years ago, I was doing a VCH piercing.
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"[Piercing] is just part of the menu of options, whether it's cutting or coloring your hair or whatever it is," says Elayne Angel, author of The Piercing Bible, the only mainstream piercing reference book.
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Mall piercing didn't become a big business until the founding of Piercing Pagoda in 20183, followed by the addition of piercing stations to Claire's stores in 1978 (it was previously a chain of wig stores).
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Piercing: NipplePain Level: High"My nipples hurt the worst out of any piercing I've ever personally gotten," Thompson says.
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On Monday, New York's tabloid of record sent one of its reporters to get a piercing, in appreciation of National Piercing Day.
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She revealed the edgy new piercing on Instagram, where she thanked her piercing artist as well as the custom jeweler who created the bling.
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But it wasn't until 2016 that, seemingly, the entire world — inside and outside the piercing community — recognized the curated piercing combinations by the starry term.
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Don't forget to comment below about your most memorable piercing experience — and let us know if you have feelings on that whole piercing gun vs.
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A startup called Studs wants to reinvent the ear-piercing experience for Generation Z. Today, consumers only have two options to choose from when they want their ears pierced — the traditional "mall piercing" experience that uses piercing guns often wielded by novices, or professional piercing parlors whose wide range of services often means that only a limited selection of jewelry for ears is made available.
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One of the main issues is the use of controversial piercing guns, a tool and practice that has long been criticized by the professional piercing community.
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"I would advise avoiding the hand-pushed machine or gun for piercing completely," says Nici Holmes, senior piercer and owner of Blue Lotus Piercing in Newcastle, England.
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Molly Bennett, the owner of Identity Body Piercing in Chicago, said that tooth gems fall into a "gray area" between the cosmetics and tattoo-and-piercing industries.
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Marmur explains that anything from a poor aftercare routine to amateur piercing method to constant irritation near the the piercing site can trigger your body to go into collagen overdrive.
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From cheek piercings to the classic ear and some other NSFW areas, we talk with piercing gurus Smith and Thompson about what you should know about any and every piercing.
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The result is what he calls "the vertical lobe" piercing, a stacked effect that's popular whether you have a low piercing to start or not — and it's pretty damn cool.
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What's more, many high-street shops are not subject to the same health and safety requirements as a professional piercing studio, says Lola Slider, owner of Forest Piercing in Glasgow, Scotland.
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A piercing — especially double or triple piercings — is similar.
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You leave that piercing in for about three months and after that, those ducts have been stretched and you can remove the piercing without the nipple inverting, and usually, with sensitivity intact.
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While some folks, like Brooke, head to a reputable piercing shop, others see the piercing experience as a sexual act, which they may do with a partner or even a pro-domme.
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But the station with the longest line was the piercing booth, which the Goop founder made sure to stop at, getting a piercing alongside Today show anchor Savannah Guthrie in front of attendees.
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"New piercing!!!" she captioned the first Snapchat video, pulling back her hair to show off the fresh piercing — which happens to be one of the hottest styles to get in L.A. right now.
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But not just any piercing — we're talking about constellation piercings.
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Every second person on my tram has a septum piercing.
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She said it was Styles telling her about his piercing.
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The actual piercing itself is so quick — it takes seconds.
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Every time, it is disorienting and terrible, piercing and unrelenting.
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Prison To Piercing I did four years in the Marines.
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Check out Thompson's piercing best practices and latest trend picks.
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These beers tended to be unbalanced, piercing or otherwise flawed.
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They'll give a piercing look of judgment followed by disappointment.
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He could go about his day uninterrupted by piercing flashbacks.
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Peyton began to cry; it was piercing for her parents.
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How do you know if your nipple piercing is infected?
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We are watching, waiting in the crisp, piercing dawn light.
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He wears an eyebrow piercing everyday and scrubs during procedures.
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A neglected kettle boils, its whistle piercing ears and hearts.
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Derince also toyed with tone: buzzy, piercing, nasal, twangy, keening.
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The restriction on piercing, part of a health law that passed last year with broad support in the Welsh National Assembly, prohibits piercing the tongue, breast, genitals or posterior of anyone younger than 18.
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Alongside runway appearances on the bellies of Christy Turlington and Naomi Campbell, the Aerosmith video helped vault the the navel piercing into the mainstream—a first for any non-earlobe piercing at the time.
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We just learned that actress Bella Thorne got a brand-new piercing — and it was intimately inspired by none other than Kenny J. Earlier this week, Thorne tweeted that she was getting a nipple piercing.
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The aftermath of a piercing should be an uncomplicated experience — but it's not unheard of to get an infection, or for an unidentified fleshy bump to pop up right near your brand-new piercing hole.
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One deep breath later, the deed is done, and customers get a Studs-branded aftercare card to reinforce the piercing artist's directions to clean with water or saline solution and refrain from touching the piercing.
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Randy felt the piercing of his skin and squealed in pain.
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Fans seem to support Jenner's choice in piercing the baby's ears.
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Piercing screams The barreling twisters left people stunned and communities devastated.
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Elisabeth Moss manages to convey so much in her piercing looks.
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In April, we all faced the piercing shock of Prince's passing.
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Sister Ariana was next up, this time for a cartilage piercing.
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Long forgotten, its piercing eyes were hidden behind a later print.
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Chloë Grace Moretz's latest piercing is her most daring one yet.
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Thorne's Insta also indicates that the septum piercing isn't going anywhere.
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He also said he learned how to make armor-piercing EFPs.
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They met at a piercing shop where Keith was an apprentice.
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I wanted to get the piercing for SO long before Kylie.
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Time to pull the (piercing gun) trigger on that second hole.
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Piercing eyes, too many of them; or perhaps none at all.
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"Project 21" is a mesmerizing ambient oddity; "Sugar" features piercing strings.
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It even had an edible septum piercing and remarkably lifelike braids.
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Tell me about the "Summit glare," that piercing look Pat had.
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Turns out, some of your favorite stars are major piercing enthusiasts.
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They're so good, brief shots of legitimate weirdness piercing the wrestling.
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But Paris puts a twist on it with her tongue piercing.
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His jokes settled into a new and far more piercing rhythm.
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Yet its very uncertainties, expressed with piercing honesty, reel you in.
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There was some small talk and then a piercing beep interrupted.
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But it confirms her reputation as a playwright of piercing eloquence.
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So what's the best way to get yourself a healthy piercing?
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It's easier than piercing the wall for a free-floating display.
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Armor-piercing rounds would make a very bad show of things.
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Why would hunters need armor-piercing bullets to kill a deer?
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Dissonant guitar wails and piercing electric organ only stoke her contempt.
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You can't even hear, that's how loud the piercing screams were.
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As for the piercing ... we're told CB paid a whopping $25.
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Bernstein's piercing harmonies during subdued passages came through with extra intensity.
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Obviously the receiver of the piercing considers it worth the pain.
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There were many courses, multiple toasts, piercing memories and joyful singing.
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First came the hail, then the telltale piercing sound: a tornado.
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The same way we hunt down the season's latest haircut du jour, we're constantly in search of the one piercing trend that inspires the cool girls to flock to their local piercing studio for an appointment.
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Piercing: DermalPain Level: LowTechnically referred to as a micro-dermal piercing, these studded holes have become trendy when done on the forehead or next to the outer corner of the eye using a biopsy punch needle.
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But, even though Kendall said the piercing idea was totally her idea, the model gave credit where credit was due — admitting her 18-year-old sister forewarned her about the pain before the piercing went down.
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When the group won top social artist, the screams were ear-piercing.
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Not sure what to expect or how to care for your piercing?
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She was skinny with blonde hair, a nose piercing, and black lowlights.
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The thing had always freaked her out, with its piercing, dead eyes.
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In the modeling world, he is known for his signature septum piercing.
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According to Smith, the piercing may very well increase pleasure down there.
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Armor buckles and components break with a piercing shriek of tearing metal.
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He's also experienced a lot of people looking for a breakup piercing.
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"In terms of speed, it's like piercing a belly button," Lopez explains.
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Invest in something trendier, or ask for a cool, updated piercing combo.
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No doubt: it could have functioned as a piercing melee weapon too.
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There are a lot of misconceptions when it comes to piercing aftercare.
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Dr Evil argued that his work was akin to tattooing or piercing.
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Police dash cam video shows a bullet piercing the squad car window.
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When I'm in a dark place I see death piercing through everything.
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She kept her nipple piercing a secret from some of her sisters
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Among the leading methods of homicide were firearms and cutting or piercing.
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When the user lets go of the piercing, the valve snaps shut.
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Familiarizing themselves with local laws and regulations related to tattooing or piercing.
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A seed mic went into his lip piercing, jewelphones into his ears.
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The woman stays silent throughout but pins me with a piercing glare.
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But this guy's piercing eyes sent a chill down my spine anyway.
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Tall girls in tennis whites, with bright smiles and piercing, focused eyes.
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Kristen McMenamy and Lily McMenamy have piercing gazes and an intriguing edginess.
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When disturbed, the bluegill stretches out its spines into perfect piercing position.
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But he nurtures no ardent hope of piercing fashion's fabled glass ceiling.
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Moshfegh's sentences are piercing and vixenish, each one a kind of orphan.
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But the optics that day highlight a piercing problem at The Times.
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But the reported benefits dropped off the longer the respondent had the piercing; of the roughly 311 respondents who had their daith piercing for less than a month, 25% reported having no attacks since getting the body modification.
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Having a solid intention for getting your piercing also means you probably won't regret it, and may pay a little more attention to cleaning the area properly than someone who just got a piercing in haste, she says.
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It's a delicate procedure and a far cry from the dramatic pops and squeezes that we're used to, but the video shows an important part of piercing that nobody talks about: what happens when you want your piercing gone.
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"We're seeing a lot of people who probably would have never set foot into a piercing studio," said Miro Hernandez, a spokesman for the Association of Professional Piercers and a partner in Dandyland, a piercing studio in San Antonio.
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These days, she has a septum piercing and an enviable set of braids.
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The price of gold edged higher, at one point piercing the $1,214 level.
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Comey was nonetheless piercing in his criticism of how Clinton's server was handled.
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My theory, however, is that he's uncut, but has a Prince Albert piercing.
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Blinston owns No Hard Feelings tattoo and piercing shop in Carol Springs, Florida.
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But unlike hair trends, piercing placements tend to stick around for a while.
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Eventually, the girl and her mother left without going through with the piercing.
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I've always had a weird relationship with any street tattoo or piercing places.
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We will be back NEXT WEEK with more piercing insights into YOUR heart!!!!
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Trauma has driven them to ask piercing questions about their priorities and values.
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The rook, however, is placed a smidge higher than the other cult piercing.
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Jennifer Aniston's got pretty strong nipples ... practically piercing through her tops this week.
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"Formation" is blue hair, piercing eyes and rows of snatched wigs for sale.
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I always talk through the piercing with my clients to help them relax.
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I don't think I've ever seen a really, truly infected female genital piercing.
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And that's fine with her – the nipple piercing is her current favorite accessory.
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His piercing words cut her deep — the only sharp object of the episode.
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Kafka we see in his photographs—his distinctive hair, those piercing eyes, that
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Metal collides, making piercing noises that shoot out under the pounding summer sun.
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"I am not comfortable with a body piercing as of yet," he said.
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What, he's just carrying these dragon-piercing, probably super-heavy spears for fun?
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Yet in moments of frustration and despair, her singing has bright, piercing power.
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A version from a decade later is spare and piercing, all excess expunged.
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For the Sanders faithful, piercing disappointment was the unmistakable theme of the day.
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Their friendship is celebrated in a piercing collection of letters, "Trading Twelves" (2000).
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It's a shapely, touching work, with sharp, piercing moments of real Graham incisiveness.
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Now, by the ritual of piercing, I claim my body as my own.
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He has piercing, honest eyes, and speaks with a humane, reasoned self-assurance.
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Every moment matters in this ruminative yet somehow intense and harmonically piercing music.
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Its references to vintage big-band jazz were refracted through some piercing harmonies.
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Thompson's Santa found himself battling a number of piercing questions from observant children.
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"He had a piercing belt that I would instantly recognize," Mr. Benjamin said.
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So we waited, the hyena man periodically piercing the silence with his call.
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The pinprick itself, like cosmetic ear piercing, has no medical benefits or harm.
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Bill would grab the piercing in the fake tongue and rip it out.
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In October, in direct response to the Sinaloa cartel's deployment of armor-piercing .
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As for the actual piercing, I'll admit it hurt more than I'd expected.
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Haig did not have a license to manufacture armor-piercing ammunition, documents said.
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It'll be crumbly, more densely flavored, with more of those crunching, piercing crystals.
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Amy Schumer and Jerry Seinfeld were high Friday ... over piercing blue tropical waters.
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The year after Aerosmith debuted the video, according to the New York Times, one New York-based piercing studio saw their navel piercing requests skyrocket from one a day to 20 a day, and even 50 a day on weekends.
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After the piercing heals, the vibrating gadget can be hinged onto the metallic barbells.
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It's officially been a week since you revealed your new nose piercing on Instagram.
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Sometimes, your immune system just doesn't love your piercing as much as you do.
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But looking at Cardi's Instagram Stories, it seems that the piercing didn't last long.
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Well, if you're a beauty daredevil like this young entrepreneur, you get a piercing.
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She's also added a bold septum piercing to her collection, according to Teen Vogue.
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Gonzalez was piercing at an event called InkFest, while Kathriel was being tattooed nearby.
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At the same time, piercing the genital area is still very taboo to discuss.
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Remember, everyone's body looks different, so not every piercing is right for every vulva.
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Derek Derek is a 6'3″ commercial banker and his eyes are legitimately soul-piercing.
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I had admirable male buddies, ones with Ivy League degrees and piercing blue eyes.
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Videos of the attacks in Culiacan last week showed cartel soldiers firing armor-piercing .
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Piercing has always been one of the most well-applied doctrines in corporate law.
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Many people assumed the piercing was real and lambasted Vance for her apparent decision.
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Modern Primitives helped spawn the modern body piercing and giant full body tattoo culture.
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There's nothing ballsy about getting a genital piercing — at least in the metaphorical sense.
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He was a newlywed in 2011, with piercing blue eyes and a sharp wit.
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On television, as in his offices, there was no percentage in piercing the fantasy.
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It can rise to a piercing feline cry or subside to a seductive murmur.
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Along with his small ear piercing, he made dressing up an absolute art form.
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You just feed the earring through one piercing and it "climbs" up your ear.
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And there are scenes of each of them alone that are piercing and lovely.
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And, just like that, the title of "No Home Movie" takes on piercing meaning.
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For example, my "Top Stories" are "NYU Graduation, "National Piercing Day," and "FDU Graduation.
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But the accessories and ear-piercing store was once a major destination for teens.
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Mattei's soliloquies of agony were even more gorgeously piercing than they were in 2013.
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Jewelry: Septum or another facial piercing, and an O-ring collar or chain necklace.
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In case you're not familiar, an orbital is a bit like an industrial piercing.
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On one side is No Warning, his recently-reformed hardcore group, piercing and confrontational.
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Just as quickly, the scene changes and she's in a forest, piercing the soil.
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But he minimizes the gore, piercing the soul with mood and compelling human conflict.
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The statute has not drawn much criticism, even from people in the piercing business.
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His voice has a sharp, piercing quality which I love—simultaneously tender and persuasive.
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Melmoth, with her piercing gaze, is never far away, and that is scary enough.
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P-Orridge had been an early proponent of piercing and ritual cutting or scarring.
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This could be as a result of a piercing, burn, or cut, for example.
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This is not to suggest that piercing speech or debate immunity would be easy.
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His voice is as piercing as ever, with vowels fired off like tiny firecrackers.
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I think 85 percent or so of Americans have at least an ear piercing.
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His body is turned to the side, his piercing gaze intensely fixed on Olga.
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We suspect the piercing was for one of her projects, like the music video she has been shooting with DJ Khaled — if she's willing to get her entire body for two hours for the "Twerk" video, a lip piercing doesn't seem too farfetched.
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The belly button piercing is once again gaining traction, too — but it got an update.
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Tag along on our piercing visit for answers to all of these questions and more.
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The moment the piercing water strikes your back, your breath will become short and shallow.
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Our teen selves knows from experience that an angry piercing is a very painful one.
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Side to side The night after that conversation I wake up with a piercing headache.
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The piercing presence of a Rolls-Royce convertible is not meant to be about discretion.
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She even has the same piercing stare and slight lip pucker down to a science.
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A Note On AnatomyI've definitely had to turn people away from a specific genital piercing.
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Also, when Kylie posted a pic in which you can peep her nipple piercing. #Freethenipplebling.
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According to both Lopez and Smith, shit could get pretty real in the piercing room.
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Also, tea-tree oil, properly diluted, works to make a post-healed piercing less visible.
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Piercing: NavelPain Level: Low"Navel piercings, for some reason, really freak people out," says Thompson.
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Then as the first drop hits, a piercing mechanical call rings out, calling for departure.
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We climb into the sky, the rocket piercing its way through the small clouds above.
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His defined, angular face, his thick eyebrows, his piercing eyes—none of that comes through.
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In another reversal, he vetoed a ban that would have kept the controversial, armor-piercing .
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The pan-European STOXX 600 was up 73 percent at 0826 GMT, piercing the Oct.
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The moist, morning, seaside air and the new, low light piercing the fog are palpable.
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The pan-European STOXX 22015 was up 25 percent at 1020 GMT, piercing the Oct.
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And that's before he even emits that piercing falsetto, closer to the three-minute mark.
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"Give me your phone," he said, staring at me intensely with his piercing blue eyes.
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The ease of the needle piercing through my skin gave me a sense of power.
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They're best known for their wailing, piercing cries as their bodies detox from the drugs.
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But as she gets used to the climate of maternity her own piercing wail abates.
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They're actually bumps piercing the surface, possibly protruding outcrops of "bedrock" ice or ice blocks.
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Suddenly the woman emits a long, piercing wail, to which her companion pays no attention.
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Handler is, after all, a particularly piercing critic of Trump and an increasingly political comedian.
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Joe Lieberman (D-Conn.), a longtime Clinton friend, gave the most piercing of such speeches.
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Maybe Ridley Scott just liked the atmospherics of shafts of light piercing the hazy darkness.
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When he was a young man, his stares were at once piercing, suspicious and solemn.
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And now, prior to hitting up the piercing shop, we'll be turning to them, too.
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Twenty gunshots were fired in a span of six seconds, piercing walls and shattering windows.
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Visibility is high, the sky as blue and piercing as a movie star's eyes. Cloudless.
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B. Getting a nipple piercing without weeping because she can strategically control her pain response?
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Fluttering acrylics cover the surface of eye piercing mixed-media compositions by artist Tomokazu Matsuyama.
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Advisers say Mr. Trump must alternate between personable and piercing during the 90-minute debate.
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Mr. Hammons looks directly into the camera, his gaze piercing the surface, implicating the viewer.
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To minimize dripping, Ms. Doyle suggests not piercing your meats while they're on the grill.
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Daniel Knorr's "Navel of the World" comments on body piercing and its 9,000-year history.
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This music is about fluidity and enchantment and, on the album's piercing title track, loss.
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From the east, a muzzle flash heralded a piercing whine that echoed through the valley.
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Nothing seemed to alter his state of mind, not even my occasional but piercing stare.
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Olive was beloved for her piercing squeals, her eccentric wardrobe, and, of course, that dance.
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To these and other skeptics, the measles outbreak in Italy should sound a piercing alarm.
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On the other hand, Congress may be more eager now to pass encryption-piercing legislation.
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Sometimes proceedings are halted when the ear-piercing groans of howler monkeys drown out conversation.
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Gerson is a gifted writer, and most of the prose is piercing, precise and graceful.
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" And he provided the headline with this piercing observation: "Those were lies, plain and simple.
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My father was 6 feet 3 inches tall, with black hair and piercing blue eyes.
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While certainly not the first to do this — it's normally called a "heart orbital" piercing and has filtered in and out of the piercing zeitgeist for years,it's a pretty rad look that we haven't seen coming out of any other high-profile shops lately.
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Harman believes the market for ear piercing is split between the offline retailers who do the piercings themselves — either at mall shops or tattoo and piercing parlors — and the online retail side of the business, which makes it difficult to develop a relationship with customers.
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Perhaps this is why many of her subjects look tense, with arched shoulders and piercing gazes.
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The piercing hurt like hell because I didn't numb my eyebrow or even sanitize the needle.
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And in Moscow&aposs Gorky Park, Peruvian fan Rodriguez sought relief from a piercing sun Monday.
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And with one fiery guitar riff piercing the deep, dark silence, Vanity's melancholy secret was out.
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Skarsgard's Pennywise has a far more sinister edge, marked by piercing yellow eyes and contorted movements.
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Male bedbugs inseminate females by piercing their bellies and depositing sperm inside their paramours' body cavities.
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The steam-related explosion early Monday sent chunks of lava into the air, piercing the roof.
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Perhaps the best update is a chilling ending involving one of the most piercing cinematic screams.
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The ear-piercing music with its visceral bass can make your heart stop for a second.
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And most of the time, people that are getting a genital piercing are just naturally nervous.
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Irritation is very common, but an infection — when the piercing is done right — is very rare.
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Thompson says that a few variables can affect how painful a piercing feels to an individual.
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With its pale blue spotted skin and piercing dark eyes, this gekko was found in Laos.
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"I wanted to get the piercing for SO long before Kylie," Kendall wrote in her app.
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I think that idea is kind of piercing into art as it's occurring more to people.
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The penalty for detection is often a piercing scream, a momentary chase, and a quick death.
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Unlike probably any other laptop out there, I find no piercing treble spikes to worry about.
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Brice captured the piercing wail of a woman ringing out as his son's death was discovered.
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American trial lawyers are particularly keen on pursuing veil-piercing in the case of smaller companies.
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I keep running back and forth over his piercing, defeated first pass at the song's chorus.
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She has unnaturally light hair, piercing eyes, and a mellifluous laugh at such a young age.
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He captured a photo of the eruption, showing the volcano piercing the cloudy sky with lava.
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Madge took her son to Elite Jewelry & Piercing Friday in Manhattan -- 1 day after turning 16.
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And anything beyond a classic ear piercing draws a stigma of criminal activity and dark undertones.
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Today she cannot forget the piercing sound of the gunshots and the eerie quiet in between.
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The police found a fork protruding from Leno's stomach and a knife still piercing his throat.
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The second version of the essay was certainly less piercing in places, starting with the headline.
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He was tall, with piercing blue eyes and a boyish charisma that outlasted his initial awkwardness.
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Indeed, "Teenage Kicks" was a work of piercing heartache, crooned in singer Feargal Sharkey's quivering tenor.
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Some of the references have become even more piercing now that Ms. Grant has updated them.
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I'll never forget the stars piercing the darkness and the shadowy outline of the towering mountains.
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From above, the mined areas look like orange scars piercing a green blanket made of trees.
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In "Wardina," Saad Al Harbawi sings about a girl who is wearing a golden nose piercing.
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Newer piercing boutique Studs decided to close its Soho and Hudson Yards locations through April 1.
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The color tinting of this black-and-white image has made his eyes a piercing blue.
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Before getting a tattoo or piercing, always think about cleanliness and the possibility of an infection.
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"We've never seen it like that," she said as her terrified pigs let out piercing squeals.
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Like the other tales nested in the play, it is written and performed with piercing economy.
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The personal care mandate applies to tattoo and piercing parlors and hair removal services as well.
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Piercing and direct, Bass's stories are populated with independent-minded people living in beautiful, unpredictable environments.
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Both of them had piercing blue eyes; both loved James Baldwin, Agnès Varda, and Velvet Underground.
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But the book has also received piercing reviews from Latino authors, journalists, and immigrant rights organizations.
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They were supposed to be able to destroy Soviet armored vehicles, with small armor-piercing warheads.
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" On the other hand, there is the piercing empathy of a poem titled simply "Squatter's Children.
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The piercing remained one of the most popular in King's practice for the next two decades.
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"I don't think [the navel piercing] has the negative, burned-out, trendy connotation anymore," he says.
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And is "the sound of fear," to quote from the script, really an ear-piercing scream?
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I think it is inconvenient, troublesome, annoying, and can feel like needles piercing at your skin.
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His eyes are really piercing and are at the center of a lot of my photographs.
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We have skin and culture—body modification involving the skin, tattooing, piercing, scarification, things like that.
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Before piercing, he sanitizes the dudes dick with rubbing alcohol pads they get in the infirmary.
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He sees men who mined coal for decades, who now experience persistent, piercing low back pain.
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A good rule of thumb is to do your research in advance and ask prospective piercers how many genital piercings they've done in the past, and figure out exactly what kind of genital piercing you're looking for (there are at least six options for a vagina piercing).
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When going to get a tattoo or a piercing, the report recommends, look for such evidence of sterile procedures as the use of new gloves, new needles or piercing equipment removed from sterile containers, and fresh ink poured into a disposable container for each new customer.
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"I felt the blow send me in the air, but I didn't feel piercing pain," he says.
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Possibly. All she needs now are bleached brows and a trendy piercing to go along with it.
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But really, it's about those soulful, sensual, chocolate-brown eyes — that piercing, unwavering, almost uncomfortably intense gaze.
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The standard armament of the LAV III is a 105mm gun, an armor-piercing anti-tank gun.
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Every week, a little league team in El Paso, Texas, practices late at night under piercing lights.
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They both decided to keep the piercing a secret, and to definitely keep their parents from knowing.
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Women have been celebrating their friendships through gift exchange long before Claire's opened its first piercing station.
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She was putting a great deal of pressure on her daughter to go through with the piercing.
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The film gives a rare look at what female sadness looks like: messy, mascara-streaked, piercing emotion.
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First, you must run the gantlet of prying eyes and piercing glances by the co-op board.
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You'll notice that in most of Kylie's photos, there's some beam of sunlight piercing through the shot.
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Moments later, Viserion's once kind eyes opened and revealed the same piercing blue belonging to the wights.
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All this helps explain why this tragedy is felt with such piercing depth in parts of Orlando.
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The forint extended gains on Wednesday after piercing its 210.71-day moving average in the previous session.
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The 19-year-old actress added a chic ear piercing to her growing collection of studded jewels.
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Piercing the amniotic sac often leads to complications, such as heavy bleeding and/or life-threatening infections.
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It might just be August, and a middling quarterback's social consciousness briefly piercing the NFL's bulletproof surface.
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Now living in western Europe, Mr Kovalev is a piercing critic of Vladimir Putin's misrule of Russia.
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However, the piercing won't affect penetration, so you can reassure your partner that part is really NBD.
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Hey, at least this is one piercing you won't have to worry about hiding from your mother.
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"Sanford is the total package," begins one online ad, describing his strong jawline and piercing blue eyes.
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The base station has a 95db alarm — the optional auxiliary siren screams at an ear-piercing 105db.
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"I just got a Prince Albert piercing, otherwise I would be wearing a chastity belt," he says.
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The bullets hit his left arm, shattering his elbow, piercing the major artery and tearing through nerves.
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But your cute new nose or lobe piercing doesn't have to be plagued by the bump forever.
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Cardi, sporting a lip piercing, remained silent as she made her way through the crowd gathered outside.
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But not everyone may enjoy the long-term success that Black's client had with such a piercing.
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And that's when she drops it: a soul-piercing side eye to end all side eyes. Y'ALL!
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In 1995, he danced frantically at the Glastonbury Festival with cropped pink hair and extensive facial piercing.
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As the piercing screams of his fans could be heard, the bottle hit Sivan in the face.
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It's certainly a statement look, and puts more emphasis on the Chanel campaign star's piercing green eyes.
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The camera pulls out on Cersei, the screen fades, and from the darkness emerges the piercing eye.
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Piercing Celebs Most celebrities want me to come to them, but state law stipulates that I can't.
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While the Night King was getting pierced by Arya's dagger, we shattered under his piercing blue gaze.
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"I wanted to get the piercing for SO long before Kylie," Kendall wrote on her website/app.
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Removing the earrings sooner could cause the hole to close, and the piercing may not heal properly.
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Helped by relatively restrained production, the piercing, introspective lyrics deliver a devastating image of insecurity and loneliness.
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The new rifle can fire the M80A1 Enhanced Performance Round and the XM1158 Advanced Armor Piercing Round.
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Nothing says it's time for coffee more than your skull-piercing alarm first thing in the morning.
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The titanium plate can withstand little pellet guns all the way up to huge ass armor piercing .
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Ear cuffs are a great way to accessorize and get a pierced look without an actual piercing.
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As he lifted off, bullets raked the helicopter, hitting the door gunner and piercing the fuel tank.
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The teenager wore sneakers and a tracksuit, whose jacket sometimes hiked up to reveal a belly piercing.
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Ready to see this New York piercer edge up a basic heart piercing like you've never seen?
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The first sound one hears is the sharp, piercing tone of 1,000 hertz frequency associated with announcements.
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Tattooing falls within a spectrum of body art—everything from painting to piercing, to wearing jewelry, etc.
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Now they won't have to fret about the piercing comedy stylings of Mayor Bloomberg and Erskine Bowles.
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His mom isn't pressuring him to get better math grades or nagging him about his eyebrow piercing.
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While it's unclear whether Hadid actually has a belly-button piercing, she does have her nipples pierced.
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It unfolds in thick, undulating waves and piercing sustained sonorities, interrupted with fragments that appear and evaporate.
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In England, there is no age limit for piercing tongues, boys' nipples or less intimate body parts.
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Tony's friend didn't look at me except for the occasional piercing glance launched diagonally across the table.
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It's a woozy and sprawling, near-eight minute track that boasts wafting guitars and Stewart's piercing voice.
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The piercing replacement questions Mr. Seacrest and Ms. Rancic came up also didn't really advance the cause.
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I believe that there is no real harm in getting a piercing, because it is not permanent.
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Dengue causes flu-like symptoms, including piercing headaches, muscle and joint pains, fever and full body rashes.
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In the oval-shaped portrait, Lincoln appears cleanshaven, with a heavily lined face and piercing gray eyes.
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His writing is not only entertaining but provides piercing social commentary about race, class and American ideals.
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Piercing jewelry is $30 to $180 per earring, while Studs' fashion jewelry is $14-$175 per earring.
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But for the families whose relatives were killed, the grief remains as piercing and profound as ever.
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Oh god their piercing blue eyes...staring longingly...at each other... Yeah I'm gonna need a minute.
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Another person was pictured clinging on to a Barrett M82A1, a rifle capable of firing armor-piercing .
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Slowly, she cuts a neat line piercing the animal's thick fur, and going deep into its skin.
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Much like in Good Time, Lopatin arranges his synths in skittering arpeggios and lyrical, piercing lead melodies.
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But he sang with piercing intensity and terror during the cycle's tumultuous episodes, when Jan becomes unhinged.
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Together, the voices created hazy sounds and lingering harmonies, with both wide-spaced chords and piercing clusters.
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The Mexican's relentless and piercing jab troubled Frampton and this proved a consistent theme throughout the bout.
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Chiseled jaw, piercing blue eyes, dark scruff; are we describing the man or the dog in this photo?
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Nails had also been placed along the caravan's route, piercing the tires of one bus, the PT said.
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Using 4 metal skewers, alternate threading shrimp and pineapple, piercing shrimp on both tail and head side. 4.
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Some compared the ear piercing to male circumcision, saying that if one was OK, so was the other.
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The star constantly uploads her cosmetic escapades to Snapchat, including body tattoos, brow tattoos, and a septum piercing.
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One day, a co-worker asked me to join her to get a piercing at a nearby shop.
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With that in mind, it's even more difficult to know why the body targets one piercing over another.
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Let's just hope that needle was sterilized because, let's be real, there's nothing chic about an infected piercing.
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We reserve the right to refuse to perform an ear piercing if a successful one cannot be done.
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Ocasio-Cortez is part of a tide of progressive, outspoken women piercing the political sphere through unconventional routes.
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The suspicious circumstances of Mr. Brown's killing should cause great alarm and demand an immediate and piercing inquiry.
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It's gentle, with funk overtones weaved into a piercing falsetto that finds him singing about paranoia and fear.
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Alma's hand is chained to a stovetop burner, and set atop an open flame The screams are piercing.
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Drugs and death whisper on the sidelines, never piercing a charmingly buoyant tone that belies the characters' deprivations.
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If it weren't ear-piercing enough, he had the radio on full blast, too, for the Spanish translation.
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His bridge piercing, for example, is an attraction point for some, but also says something about the character.
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The amount of hair down there doesn't really matter and won't make a difference in the piercing process.
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Another bonus of getting a new, better piercing is that the swelling may help close the older one.
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How Meehan wrestled Terra to the pavement and stabbed her pocketbook with his knife, eventually piercing her skin.
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Before getting a piercing, one question inevitably runs through your mind: How much is this going to hurt?
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But a piercing that could potentially bleed or get infected by the time the after party rolls around?
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Check out the video above to see exactly what it's like to get L.A.'s raddest piercing trend.
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Transactions across its mall-based brands Zale's and Piercing Pagoda have struggled thanks to a weak merchandise mix.
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Is it different when depressurization occurs due to a small piercing like a bullet versus a large hole?
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This gadget helps keep your wine fresh longer by piercing the cork and keeping the bottle vacuum sealed.
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At a certain level of virality, you cannot stop motivated people on the internet from piercing your veils.
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A healthy, hungry baby can shriek in tones piercing enough to bend metal, let alone your poor eardrums.
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The current girlfriend was your average Berlin club girl—undercut, septum piercing, and bumbag full of fun pills.
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It felt like fate, so I forked over $50 cash and took a seat at the piercing station.
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But there is a lot going on inside your brain when you get a piercing, Hutter-Thomas says.
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Well, apparently that's when momager Kris Jenner also discovered her 20-year-old daughter had the piercing done.
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When he nervously fumbled trying to remove a piercing from his eyebrow, a police officer ripped it out.
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At Blanco's funeral, I was stopped by a young man with piercing eyes, one green and one blue.
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I know that the mile is more piercing to him than if I got into a yelling match.
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Six celebrants of this style explain what attracted them to the piercing (and helped them endure the discomfort).
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Regulators say the boats can destroy the saw grass prairies and disturb wildlife with their ear-piercing noise.
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This music has an especially piercing effect because it comes in the wake of a cavalcade of horrors.
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The dark-haired, pale-skinned teen has large eyes and a delicate silver ring piercing her nasal septum.
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From there, Amie enlisted the help of a piercing shop called Shaman Modifications to have the device installed.
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At some point, Bad Ass Billy Gun emerged, his theme tune piercing through the chaos like Munch's Scream.
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In one video, "21 Truth's About Me," she used her belly button piercing as "proof" of her age.
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But the visualization shows the midsection buzz transforming into a more piercing screech to overcome the pump's din.
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We see the stirring of her lifelong interest in piercing the veil of language to access existence itself.
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It's actually not an extra piercing or anything, it's just a hook to the top of my ear.
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England's golden summer has not quite been a new dawn, but there are shafts of light piercing through.
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At the same time, his piercing of the global consciousness has been a long time in the making.
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Outdoor sculpture should not be an addendum but an interruption, an incongruity, a hole piercing the day's fabric.
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The most piercing questions for the plaintiffs centered on whether they had sufficient standing to bring the case.
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Then the messaging and media company promptly posted dismal financial results for two consecutive quarters, piercing the hype.
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Without hesitation, she drew her racket back on the move and hammered a piercing forehand down the line.
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In the face of his earnest argument, I felt a piercing shame about my own presence on Facebook.
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The most piercing lyricism is reserved for Wozzeck's common-law wife, Marie, who falls victim to his madness.
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It's more than a phase and it's deeper than trying out a new piercing or changing hair styles.
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Even without these draws, the scenery alone — rural roads lined with piercing green fields — is worth a trip.
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"I feel all of these eyes constantly piercing me, penetrating me, for something I believe in," she said.
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What ended up happening was they made a really gross-looking fake tongue with a piercing through it.
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Those include eliminating bump stocks, limiting high-capacity magazines and armor-piercing ammunition and expanding universal background checks.
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The injury, common among distance runners, can cause piercing pain along the arch and heel of the foot.
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We rocked our double lobes all through high-school and thought we'd "made it" in the piercing department.
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The bullets in the cartridges were armor-piercing, with an incendiary capsule in the nose, the complaint says.
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Textures were carefully balanced, with robust basses topped by airy trebles, including Ms. Greenleaf's voice, piercing and true.
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The wind turns snowflakes into projectiles that feel as if they are piercing any skin that is exposed.
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Kendall, Gigi Hadid and Hailey Baldwin went for a stroll Tuesday in NYC ... and the view was piercing.
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One guy in here charges $50 each piercing, and it can be more depending on what they want.
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Under federal law, armor-piercing ammunition has been illegal for handguns since 1986, but not for rifles; the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives during the Obama administration attempted to classify certain currently legal rounds as armor-piercing, only to back down after strenuous objections from gun rights advocates.
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"We want to create a bridge between the tech world and the body modification and piercing world," said Babitz.
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The building broke rental records for the City of London with prices piercing the £100 per square foot mark.
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In a rare occurrence, he's the second boy Ebersole has treated recently for a sharp object piercing the head.
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Much of his time is spent piercing New Yorkers' illusion of privacy, but he takes pictures wherever he goes.
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But even after piercing Earth's atmosphere and flying into the galaxy, Maureen is still confined by earthly gender roles.
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I can physically feel the loudness piercing through my veins and making my brain skip like a disrupted record.
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For years, the mall mecca has been the ultimate jewelry destination — plastic piercing gun, chunky colored baubles, and all.
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"I tell people, they only hurt when I look in the mirror," the L.A.-based piercing pro told us.
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And sometimes, what they say and how they say it, is a piercing glimpse into the future of humanity.
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I believe that they," the migraine sufferers who say they've seen good results from the piercing, "believe in it.
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Facial piercing trends are shifting too, with lip piercings becoming more popular and the nostril slowly usurping the septum.
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The Ohio native works out of Maria Tash, the cool-kid piercing spot and jewelry boutique in the city.
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Anatomy is one of the most important conversations we'll have, because not every piercing is suitable for every person.
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The answers to all our most burning questions, ahead... First things first: Why would someone get a genital piercing?
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How dare I objectify this accomplished woman just because she has piercing blue eyes and a perfectly angular face?
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We don't allow people to walk in off the street and purchase military-grade tanks or armor-piercing ammunition.
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" Murray tells PEOPLE, "If piercing an infant's ears is culturally important, then go ahead using the [proper] safety guidelines.
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It saw a M2 armor-piercing projectile—0.3 inches in diameter—being fired at a lump of metal foam.
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It will sound just like the alerts you get for severe weather, with a sort of piercing loud noise.
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Mr. Christie abandoned his onetime fierce support of an assault weapons ban and reversed his opposition to armor-piercing .
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The footage here is absolutely beautiful, with a big and busy style filled with lots of strong, piercing colors.
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He ends the rendition with two clear, piercing shrieks that look and sound like they're going to overwhelm him.
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Specifically, we're at Cupid's Span — an iconic, comically huge statue of a bow and arrow piercing through the soil.
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A British heavy metal icon once roamed the world's stages, piercing his audience's eardrums with his distorted Rickenbacker bass.
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Strange Encounters People do really inappropriate stuff; I don't know what it is, maybe because you're piercing their body?
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These are piercing, poetic songs, and they shine spotlights on substance abuse, low self-esteem, and crises of faith.
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Kravitz was playing a show in Stockholm when his skintight leather pants ripped, exposing his privates — piercing and all.
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But otherwise, they actually don't differ from other piercing types that much, and they're usually totally safe, she says.
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The final type includes all the less common tactics, such as piercing, scraping, or cauterizing (burning) the genital area.
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Piercing this wall of "noise" is increasingly beyond the reach of all but the most sophisticated social media users.
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It just so happened when the world discovered Kendall's piercing, that was also the moment Kris Jenner did too.
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When we finally got back to the truck, I suddenly noticed a piercing pain in my lower left leg.
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She has always been a contained performer, seldom naturally theatrical, but her gaze across the footlights was almost piercing.
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To date, she's been spotted with dimple piercings, a dermal piercing, a belly button ring, and dual nipple bars.
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Then, she hit her signature high note with a shriek so piercing, the glass bottle's cap went flying off.
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Earlier this year, federal prosecutors brought criminal charges against a man who they say Paddock sold armor-piercing bullets.
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At one point, he held a high, piercing trill that could have been the sound of a smartphone alarm.
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" I'm near the entrance to the VIP and a piercing voice cuts above the din: "Is that Yodel Boy?!?!
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He switches between piercing preacher inunciation to slowed Jamaican inflections, like a speeding Porsche changing lanes on the M1.
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A primal scream emerges from my mouth, one that's immediately silenced by the piercing noise of a bullet offscreen.
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Instagram: 1.7 millionYouTube: 1,200Facebook: 342,000Coby is a British shorthair known for his pure white coat and piercing blue eyes.
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Lucia Perillo, a poet who wrote about mortality with a combination of humor and piercing emotion, died on Oct.
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Rihanna came in for a nipple piercing and walked out with several lines of Sanskrit inked on her hip.
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As Kondabolu developed his own brand of clever and piercing comedy, he returned to address his childhood nemesis, Apu.
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The noises were loud and sounded like buzzing or grinding metal, or piercing squeals or humming, the diplomats recalled.
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The orchestra backs him up by grinding out insistent figures as other instruments needle the music with piercing dissonance.
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"This is Sophie!" he said, euphoric with opiates, his eyes strange and piercing, an oxygen pipe in his nose.
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His is a distinctive voice, spiked by cluster-like harmonies, at once piercing and ethereal, and squiggly rhythmic riffs.
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And he must be proud of it, because he sings the most piercing note right into potential mates' faces.
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Like professional tattoo and piercing parlors, Studs only employs professionals who are trained to pierce with needles, not guns.
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Sales at Zales rose 7.1 percent while sales at the Bermuda-based retailer's Piercing Pagoda brand jumped 11.5 percent.
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But without allowing her character's guard to slip, Ms. Channing locates a piercing gleam of regret within Kristin's steel.
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Emmie is Caroline's adolescent daughter, who has conflicted feelings about her mother's job and a piercing hunger for change.
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When our parents finally allowed us to get a second lobe piercing, we felt like we'd hit the jackpot.
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Others, such as goblin sharks (which have a crazy jaw protrusion), have needle-like teeth used for piercing fish.
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The bullets in the cartridges were armor-piercing, with an incendiary capsule in the nose, a criminal complaint said.
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According to the criminal complaint, Youngsta is charged with felony possession of a prohibited weapon -- specifically, armor-piercing ammunition.
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Though the navel piercing remains a standard in the piercer's repertoire, it's not nearly the icon it once was.
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I decide to use the image as a guiding principle somehow, a manifesto for love: close-up, piercing, soft.
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Piercing the column is a circular aperture through which the distant silhouette of iconic Lingaraj Temple is perfectly framed.
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Nose piercing, which has a variety of symbolic meanings, dates back to ancient times, originating in the Middle East.
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Luckily, we tapped two piercers — Cassi Lopez, head piercer at New York Adorned, and Brian Keith Thompson, piercer to the stars and owner of Body Electric in L.A. They're sharing their top dos and don'ts of piercing aftercare, average healing times, and answers to the questions unique to top piercing locations, ahead.
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The piercing phrase is used far too frequently and heedlessly by Americans who have, what, forgotten what it refers to?
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" Karumanchi echoes this, describing the bracelets as "like getting a piercing or a tattoo but maybe a little less so.
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A lot of people are coming to her defense too, saying that piercing babies' ears is common in many cultures.
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Nose trends are also shifting: Multiple piercings are popular, as is the classic, single-nostril piercing with a simple hoop.
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The new product, which vibrates every time it senses the magnetic north, is hinged into your skin with piercing barbells.
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But it may soon be a necessary step to keep vision far more penetrating than ours from piercing those pixels.
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All the windows were boarded up yet a single beam of moonlight managed to sneak in, piercing the dark space.
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The bullet struck Abbie as she sat next to Grandma Barb, piercing her skull and frontal lobe of her brain.
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But The xx's I See You and Zayn / Taylor Swift's "I Don't Wanna Live Forever" demonstrate the unwanted, piercing highs.
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Day 103: Monday October 3rd At 6:50am most of those on board are woken up by a piercing alarm.
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Berg's piercing music ventures into Expressionist atonality with remnants of Mahlerian harmonic richness, lending tragic stature to Wozzeck's Everyman struggles.
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"This tragedy is piercing," Randy Serraglio, a conservation advocate with the Center for Biological Diversity, said in a statement Friday.
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Cosentino was very online, and very sensitive to the digital daggers piercing her music, her personal life and her looks.
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For former President Carter, the indelible image is from Ghana, where he saw a worm piercing through a woman's nipple.
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I'm trying to be clear to her but she keeps staring at me with those piercing eyes, and it's creepy.
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Amber Rose is known for a lot of bold statements — among them her buzzed blonde hair and piercing dark eyes.
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And Tauber would know — he's the one giving them out all day long at one of Manhattan's coolest piercing studios.
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I think [a genital piercing] is a secret between you and your partner, or whoever is going to see it.
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There were no sprinklers, but an ear piercing alarm and emergency lighting … on a Saturday night during the dinner rush.
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Is it possible that Nick's child-like inclinations rub off on his girlfriend, convincing her to get the edgy piercing?
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These pictures rip off the scabs of an excruciatingly painful history and are a piercing reminder of this nation's sins.
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In the teaser photos, we see Luna dressed sharply in a suit with slicked back hair and a piercing stare.
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A viral infection, dengue causes flu-like symptoms, including piercing headaches, muscle and joint pains, fever and full body rashes.
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But back to piercing: With a nickname like "accessory nipple," isn't a supernumerary nipple just begging to be, well, accessorized?
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But even if you can enforce it there is no evidence that veil-piercing produces more responsible behaviour by firms.
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The Majestic One, aka Prince Rogers Nelson, tweeted the image so the world could enjoy it in its piercing glory.
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You have heard the chilling cries of loved ones, or the cracks of firing squads piercing through the ocean breeze.
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In the videos uploaded to her Instagram story, Thorne also appears to be trying something new with her nose piercing.
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A native Argentinian, Pérez Celis was a colorist who blended raw emotion with piercing planes in a Neo-Expressionist style.
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Hutter-Thomas says that someone's intentions for getting a piercing often dictate the type of experience they'll have getting it.
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The history of the piercing goes back to ancient times — but it's safe to say it's having quite the moment.
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Experts warn against removing the initial pair of earrings until at least six weeks after the piercing, according to Parents.
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Tolkien once said fantasy stories were a way to give readers "a piercing glimpse of joy" into the Christian afterlife.
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The nightmarish piercing cries of traumatized young children broadcasted through streaming audio feeds have now been heard around the world.
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"Thank you, but I only eat halal," Hina said, piercing a roasted potato with her fork and chewing it methodically.
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But few have the piercing and humane eye which can see beyond the words to the people that they touch.
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Temple, daughter of the film and music-video director Julien Temple, lends credibility, and a piercing voice, to the part.
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Ku led off the final by piercing the inner gold circle for three successive 10s before Valladont had barely exhaled.
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Often the murderer makes very piercing eye contact with the camera, even the ones who are being interviewed through glass.
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That sound, feeble and yet piercing by association, is emblematic of the drawbacks and advantages of Ms. Chuma's working methods.
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But beneath its mild staginess and intermittent mania lies a cynical, piercing parable about China's past and perhaps its present.
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Perhaps it's the legwork required that has hindered the trend: It requires exact piercing placement to fit the jewelry properly.
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Of all piercing sites, the navel takes the longest to fully heal: up to nine months, according to the report.
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Elizijah is a 26-year-old body modification artist who works in Punktured Body Piercing, a studio in Brighton, England.
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According to interviews and Army documents, North Vietnamese forces hit before the team even landed, piercing the helicopters with bullets.
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On the outside, you get tastefully sculpted fenders, shapely haunches, a stern front fascia with a piercing LED headlight array.
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But her balance of attention shifts as she expunges her past, an accelerating collection of light cracks piercing the dark.
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The work isn't easy to spot while marching in the High Line parade, but it sounds a piercing, lingering alarm.
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As a result, ear-piercing whistles greeted the Danish team as it came out to warm up before the game.
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And although his character always wears a mask, he arrived without one, revealing his piercing blue eyes and chiseled features.
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There, a chain-smoking officer with piercing blue eyes by the name of Valentin showed off an American Humvee ambulance.
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It has a bunch of hair-raising provisions, one of which would make it easier to buy armor-piercing bullets.
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But I left without much aftercare advice, feeling certain I would never risk a cartilage piercing using the same method.
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The piercing brand of journalism I had done in New England, that led them to unleash me on the presidency?
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Counters are filled with Studs' basic piercing jewelry, which includes shapes and symbols like stars, hearts, initials, and astrological signs.
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A witness to the Levallois attack described an ear-piercing scream of pain that is still echoing through her head.
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Reading through the colonies' laws, one finds references to whippings, facial branding, and the summary piercing of a wrongdoer's tongue.
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The instruments sometimes cushion the vocal line with mystical, piercing harmonies, until emotions break loose and the music becomes fiendish.
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Fidgety stirrings in the violin hovered over plush orchestra chords, until those chords splintered into clusters of piercing high tones.
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A week later, as he tended his vegetable patch, a bamboo arrow flew out of the forest, piercing his heart.
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Guns and firearms caused most of these killings (about 42%), followed by cutting/piercing (almost 15%) and suffocation (about 6%).
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The work above our bed also has a piercing action which unites the person with the bodies of other things.
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Conversely, the residual uranium with U-235 removed is called depleted (this is the uranium used in armor-piercing ammunition).
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He studied drama at school but was expelled in the April before his final exams for piercing a friend's ear.
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Not that the procedure is particularly risky, comparatively: Thompson says the danger in piercing a nipple — any nipple — is the typically the same as with piercing other body parts: "If someone cross contaminates and doesn't use proper sterilization techniques, then you're at risk for contracting something like hepatitis B or hepatitis C," he notes.
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Her hair is black, with one half of her head buzzed, and heavy eyeliner and a cartilage piercing finish the look.
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In one of the more bullshit GoT moments, Bronn attempts to take on a dragon with a dragon-skin-piercing crossbow.
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In a movie without much spoken dialogue or loud sound effects, the quiet becomes loud and the loud becomes ear-piercing.
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Cardi performed piercing-free at a pre-Valentine's Day party in Bel Air just one day after the tattoo parlor visit.
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Alternatively, file geo coordinates under your own skin via custom RFID hand implants, which go for around $100 (plus piercing charges).
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Both a mentor and a close friend, Tony has a puckish smile, piercing blue-gray eyes, and a quick, dry wit.
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It firmed 0.4 percent versus the euro, approaching the 320 psychological line, after piercing its 1.7593-day moving average at 1.7583.
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The news is a cacophony of screeching voices clamoring to be heard, demanding your attention at an increasingly eardrum-piercing volume.
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Like if you want to try piercing, you look and see who can tell me about how to do that safely.
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How about having said beer can emit the piercing cry of a bald eagle each and every time it's drunk from?
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Engines are made to be able to fail and remain contained, specifically to avoid shrapnel piercing the fuselage and fuel tanks.
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The forint underperformed the zloty which gained 212.20 percent to 210.35, piercing the 210.52 level and its 210.69-day moving average.
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And if you've ever had a fresh piercing, you know that hurts like hell when your hairbrush hits your newest adornment.
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Taj brings Dr. Lee a chest filled with painful boils, while Amber silently suffers with an ear-piercing gone terribly wrong.
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Somewhat controversially, it's still done with a piercing gun, which the Association of Professional Piercers says increases the risk of infection.
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A picture of one of them -- piercing eyes peering out from under a pink blanket -- is something you just can't unsee.
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People complained that his head looked to small, that his piercing was too big, and that he shouldn't have white hair.
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"There are also a variety of creams and lasers that can minimize the appearance of a piercing scar," says Dr. Zeichner.
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The age-old inquiry probably hasn't stopped anyone from adding another gold stud to their constellation piercing — but still, we wonder.
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She also claims little sis Kylie Jenner stole the idea for the piercing from her — but then beat her to it.
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Known as "bugling," it sounds for all the world like the piercing shrieks of the Ringwraiths from Lord of the Rings.
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Coravin wine preserver This gadget helps keep your wine fresh longer by piercing the cork and keeping the bottle vacuum sealed.
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Deploying a chain in the percussion and piercing flute notes, it contains a lot of what the composer frankly calls noise.
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One of the missiles struck a protester in the back of the head, piercing his bicycle helmet and splitting his skull.
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When I can't, I go to the bathroom, clean my newish ear piercing, and lie in bed browsing some YouTube videos.
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Thread vegetable pieces alternately onto skewer, piercing kale leaf and folding leaf over each vegetable piece in a loose accordion style.
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Many life sciences companies have tried and failed, as it's highly challenging to track glucose levels accurately without piercing the skin.
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Tyndall walks past the partition to a young guy with a septum piercing named Colm, who's keeping watch over the room.
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Now, Suzie is speaking out against Claire's, alleging that three weeks is hardly enough time for an ear piercing to heal.
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Ear-piercing bells and clangs and chirps, the jukebox on full blast, players laughing, cursing, a million strobing and multicolored lights.
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The Japanese struck with speed and precision to counter the Indian fourth seed's piercing crosscourt shots to edge the first game.
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It doesn't take too much imagination to see that beneath all that, the facial structure and piercing brown eyes are there.
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We promise you won't be able to look away from the captivating close-ups of Thompson marking and prepping the piercing.
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While they were in the same general form, these were primarily plastic, not metal or wood, soft projectiles, not armor piercing.
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She settles on Guy (Travis Fimmel), a dude with a beard and piercing blue eyes who makes artisanal pickles in Brooklyn.
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The piercing holes became infected, and scar tissue began to form in the area, only becoming bigger with every passing day.
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I was out partying all the time and piercing things, and just, like, by myself in my room with my friends.
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The group rose to radical prestige in Weimar Germany by piercing the skin of bourgeois ideology with their glinting dialectical acuity.
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During the escalation, the tigers did not respond to zookeeper attempts to defuse the situation with piercing sounds, flares, and alarms.
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Down the throat of the snake costume, he flashed me his piercing green eyes, which sent a chill down my spine.
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And innovations based on dissolving taste strips, 23D printers and body piercing are providing additional glimpses of a more hopeful future.
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Harry is already famous for beating cancer, and presumably his six pack and piercing eyes will help him become more famous.
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You can really appreciate the artistry that produced layer upon layer of colliding horses, and row after row of piercing arrows.
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His voice was shrill, sitting atop the mix and accosting the listener with piercing shrieks meant to disarm and disorient them.
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Sommeliers tasted several bottles on Sunday using technology that extracts a sample through a needle, piercing the cork without damaging it.
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Each of these systems fires high-explosive (and often armor-piercing) projectiles, and each was commonly used by insurgents in attacks.
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Isco immediately plays a piercing ball through to Aspas who cuts it back for Dani Carvajal, but his shot is blocked.
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The teenagers he creates don't have any definitive opinions, though one Birthrighter has big plans for a Star of David piercing.
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The chain said that its ear-piercing business is Amazon-proof because customers must show up in person for the service.
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"The former trial judge and the current trial judge quite frankly don't seem to understand piercing the corporate veil," he said.
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Low Fidelity Given your penchant for love stories that flirt with high style, I suggest two piercing accounts of adulterous love.
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The piercing replacement questions Mr. Seacrest and Ms. Rancic came up with for their guests also didn't really advance the cause.
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In "Whiplash" and "Oz," J. K. Simmons wreaked havoc with his curt, gravelly voice, a piercing stare and spasms of violence.
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They spent decades taking on the powerful, baring their misdeeds, piercing their pomposities — raking the muck in one way or another.
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When Fik-Shun took the stage for his performance at midday, the crowd of several hundred girls erupted in piercing screams.
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The soprano Jolle Greenleaf, of Tenet, sang "I know that my Redeemer liveth" with her customary piercing clarity and straight tone.
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While Isabella may have started a nipple piercing trend, she wasn't the first to realize her breasts were worthy of decor.
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He had piercing blue eyes, the power and musculature of a skilled athlete and an incisive, outgoing — but also elusive — personality.
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Although if the adolescent is 17 to 19 they should be able to decide whether they want a tattoo or piercing.
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If there are problems when the process of getting a tattoo or piercing, it is going to be the parents' problem.
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"It had a piercing presence because the photography was outstanding," said Angelo Flaccavento, a fashion critic and curator based in Milan.
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Ms. Radvanovsky's slightly piercing sound tellingly exposed the subtext of Norma's intentions, yet rose to sensitive, high pianissimos in tender phrases.
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The good news is that piercing infections aren't all that common; it's more likely to be an allergic reaction, says Thompson.
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It's been 20 years since Candice Bergen's piercing gaze appeared on television in the role of the investigative journalist Murphy Brown.
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A year passed before I fell in love with her piercing brown eyes looking up at me from our grandmother's carpet.
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Just as rap music at its glossiest was piercing the American pop mainstream, a purist wing emerged, initially as a rejoinder.
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She smacks her head on one of its many fruitless branches and promptly starts wailing, piercing the idyllic scene around us.
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But, in some cases, these instruments can also be used for nose and bellybutton piercing over the course of one day.
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" Bass makes a piercing point: The N.A.A.C.P. and the Ku Klux Klan "are in agreement about what the Confederate flag is.
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The FBI on October 25.56 searched Haig's Mesa home and seized ammunition the agency says is armor-piercing, the complaint said.
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And, finally, the piercing pain that came out of nowhere and shot through her as she crossed the border into Lebanon.
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Those seeking ear-piercing face a painfully small spectrum of options that range from sleepy mall shops to intimidating tattoo parlors.
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The fire alarm was only at a "low beep," he said, but the sound of Zippy's barking was piercing the air.
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The piercing cries of "Jerusalem!" seem to express both a longing for escape and the messianic tendencies in Benjamin's unorthodox thought.
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If a recent piercing continues to bleed, it may be that a blood vessel was hit and it isn't clotting properly.
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"Claire's is like the business version of Hilary Duff"-@nicolemichele5 — MJ Franklin (@heyitsfranklin2) March 9, 2018 Much of the Mashable office was also shook by news of Claire's imminent death, including my colleague Proma, who fondly recalled getting her ears pierced there at age nine, a second piercing at 14, and a cartilage piercing at 17.
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For a scene that deals in permanent and semi-permanent body modifications, the navel piercing was the first to "trend" on any wide scale; to even call the navel piercing a "belly button ring" is a symptom of the way its origins have been feminized, and consequently trivialized, to be more commonly associated with barely legal teens.
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If you've ever dreamt of digging a hole to China, you might want to check out this earth-piercing walkie-talkie installation.
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Meanwhile, the greenback touched its lowest level versus the yen JPY= since late 2013, piercing below 100 yen on safe haven demand.
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Then, maybe you moved on to a septum piercing after spotting it on cool-girl celebs like Zoë Kravitz and FKA Twigs.
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Even though viewers can't see if the piercing green eyes are the same, he is wearing a homemade mask with eye holes.
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Helix piercings are considered one of the more painful ear piercing areas, because it goes through the cartilage that surrounds the ear.
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But while she went dark, she apparently had a little stop at the tattoo parlor, where she got an unplanned lip piercing.
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He's got piercing blue eyes, a pair of the best damn eyebrows you've ever seen, and that full-bodied mustache, of course.
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While the earrings look bulky — you know, because dinosaurs were bulky — they only require the wearer to have a standard ear piercing.
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The body was found with a sword, an ax, a spear, armor-piercing arrows, a bottle knife, two shields, and two horses.
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Bloom's writing is always compact and piercing; she's particularly good at reproducing the wit that made Hickock so successful and so suspect.
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La Negra's dark skin, piercing beauty, unruly personality, famous lovers, and sudden disappearance are infamous in the local bars and intellectual circles.
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The body was found with a sword, an axe, a spear, armor-piercing arrows, a bottle knife, two shields, and two horses.
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He knows how to command attention, deflect piercing questions, and attack his opponent in ways that tend to both entertain and awe.
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With time, that starts to pull on the piercing site [which then] starts to stretch and stretch and stretch, and become elongated.
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That day when I went to see him the first thing he did was clean my new belly button piercing with antiseptic.
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The chip, which feels like a tiny, hard cylinder to the touch, was implanted in April at a piercing studio in Sydney.
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Specifically, the show has brought on 23 white men, all with chiseled jaws, many with sandy-brown hair and piercing blue eyes.
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I didn't do a female genital piercing for at least a year or two into the job because I was absolutely terrified.
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Meeks first gained fame back in 2014 when his mugshot went viral thanks to his piercing blue eyes and handsome chiseled features.
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Prevent ItMaybe there are a few of y'all reading who don't have a piercing at all, but are thinking of getting one.
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If you've ever tossed around the idea of a nipple piercing but never made the decision to actually go there — listen up.
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Piercing: GenitalPain Level: HighNo one needs to tell you that your genitals are sensitive — it's just how those body parts are built.
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Keep in mind that piercing isn't an exact science, so different experts recommend different techniques, but these are the experts we trust.
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Every potentially piercing or upsetting note in a recording is tamed by these earphones, while bass is given primacy in the mix.
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The 32-year-old medical device sales representative was shot in the chest, a bullet piercing her aorta, according to the lawsuit.
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She greets the audience with a piercing, helium-voiced "Hello," getting up close and personal with the people in the front row.
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It has, as Drew says, "hopeful horns" with sweet melodies and piercing, direct lyrics; earnest sounding guitars and jubilant explosions of sound.
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Notably, the report indicates that Mueller's team faces unresolvable issues in piercing through the secrecy surrounding WikiLeaks and its founder Julian Assange.
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A mosquito-borne viral infection, dengue causes flu-like symptoms, including piercing headaches, muscle and joint pains, fever and full body rashes.
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The correspondence told one woman that she has the "tats and piercing and a 'smart punk nerd' vibe" that a studio wanted.
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It is a single event, but it provides a piercing commentary on today's political climate -- both in Washington and across the country.
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Claire's, known for its affordable jewelry and ear-piercing services, filed its Chapter 11 petition in the U.S. bankruptcy court in Delaware.
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The warm production and mid-career Van Morrison/Bob Dylan arrangements give Friedberger room to be wry then weepy, piercing then elusive.
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This means piercing the veil of a neo-feudal society that forsakes vital public services in order to exempt itself from taxes.
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At times, Strand allows her camera to rove freely in domestic spaces, catching a play of shadows or light piercing dark interiors.
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Because, sure, every plot point and character remains at arms length and out of focus, but that only makes them more piercing.
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The EP9's design is thoroughly arresting: hulking wheels, a sleek physique, and a piercing face with headlights that look like slits.
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The highs never become piercing — something I'm especially sensitive to — and the bass, while slightly exaggerated, is never anything short of satisfying.
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My main avatar was a night elf named Kyrisha—a tall elven woman with a piercing gaze and long, dark green hair.
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Miranda took cover next to a kiosk and was hit by six rubber bullets, four of them piercing her skin, she said.
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"BoJack Horseman," Friday, Netflix Watch if you like dark comedies, Hollywood-set stories, and a piercing look at depression and self-loathing.
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"His utterance became more clear and piercing, and it made the simplicity of his faith seem almost like a portent," Eastman wrote.
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While it's unclear whether Hadid has a belly-button piercing, she's recently stepped out wearing crop tops that reveal her bare stomach.
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Yuna's "Come As You Are" is a single from 2011, a dark and poppy reimagining with piercing vocals overlaying a plodding backbeat.
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I've been told I'm a real lady-killer: tall, dark and hot-blooded, with piercing red eyes and a sexy, exotic accent.
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" Daryn Webb, the piercer at Katdemon Ink Tattoo and Piercing Studio in Cardiff, the Welsh capital, said "it's about maturity and hygiene.
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The electric proportions of the fractal universe collide in a pulsing video of symmetrical graphics, dripping with piercing whites and blazing oranges.
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His response to the N.F.L. kneeling protest is one of the most piercing and eloquent statements I've ever heard, by any politician.
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In seminar discussions my sentences came out in faltering fragments, while my classmates' voices reached me as a cacophony of piercing sounds.
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It is all there on the surface: the fortress of hair, the disarmingly piercing eyes, the regal poise — shoulders back, arms crossed.
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But we really don't, and in the future we'd probably regret the tattoo or piercing and wonder why we even got it.
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An acting student with piercing eyes, he wasn't looking for attention and was a bit surprised when I asked for his name.
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It can take anywhere from one week to months for an infected nipple piercing to heal — depending on its severity, of course.
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Claire's, known for its affordable jewelry and ear-piercing services, filed its Chapter 11 petition in the U.S. bankruptcy court in Delaware
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Of course, my journey into curated eardom didn't end as I breathed a sigh of relief and hopped off Jones' piercing couch.
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The piercing room mixed the store's psychedelic elements with clean and sterile necessities, including sterilizing materials, small stress balls, and hair clips.
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Thin and wan, with silver hair and piercing blue eyes, McQ still could have passed for the photographer's model he once was.
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Mariem Mint Lessiyad, a tiny woman with piercing brown eyes, chats energetically to the group, interrupted only by a bleating baby goat.
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As lead singer for the hard rock band Linkin Park, Chester Bennington was known for his piercing scream and free-flowing anguish.
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When Detective Hall asked if she was hiding something, she told him she was simply adjusting her nipple piercing, Mr. DeGaetano said.
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"Piercing" also leads up to a wryly funny punch line that made this viewer a little more forgiving of its plentiful affectations.
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As precious metals continue to trend in piercing culture, jewelry is becoming more customizable than the mass-produced stainless steel of yesteryear.
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In flow, she showed a likeness to Chicago rappers like Sasha Go Hard and Katie Got Bandz with piercing double-time delivery.
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It reminds be of the famous Winged Nike of Samothrace, now housed at the Louvre museum, but Hubbs's Nike has a nipple piercing.
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This new composition is piercing, chaotic, and programmatic, like an orchestra staffed entirely by those mechanical bees from that one Black Mirror episode.
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Young people flock to electronic dance music festivals that are popular for their loud music and intense stroboscopic light beams piercing the darkness.
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Right now, Thompson prefers just one nipple piercing for women, and two for men, but notes it's currently primarily a female-driven request.
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Unsure what jewelry is coolest, or how to know if your local piercing studio is clean and following the best practices for safety?
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The sound of gunshots piercing the air is often the first way potential victims in an active shooter situation are alerted to danger.
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When Susan Grant walked into her friend's apartment in Dubai thirty years ago, she immediately felt piercing stares from everyone in the room.
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In the snap, Bieber – who appeared to show off a new eyebrow piercing — and Baldwin snuggled up as they posed for the camera.
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During the procedure, Restalyn is injected into a person's stretched-out lobes to plump up the ear and make their piercing holes smaller.
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A person might also get the virus from a tattoo or piercing if that equipment isn't properly cleaned, but again, that is rare.
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Simple: few works of literature since Homer can match the piercing, unshakably humane gaze that Grossman turns on the haggard face of war.
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You could walk into your local UPS or FedEx, but would have to deal with the soul piercing judgmental glare of packaging attendants.
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They can be a great alternative to a new piercing — or better yet, a subtle way to highlight piercings that you already have.
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The best part was when Blanchett cracks Thor's cardboard hammer just as she does in the movie, while wearing the same piercing smirk.
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The pound fell more than half a percent against the dollar after the data, briefly piercing a 200-day moving average of $1.3045.
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And so Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is a movie about the unique, piercing pain that comes along with being a star.
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Pop quiz: What do Kim K.'s chic wig, Shay Mitchell's fake-out lob, and Hollywood's fastest growing piercing trend have in common?
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Found at a large Lapita settlement site in the Solomon Islands, the black flakes were carefully chipped and rounded for piercing, researchers found.
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The difficult thing about a third nipple piercing, she says, is making sure what you're sticking a needle through is indeed a nipple.
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The video supplements the track with piercing symbolism around life and grief, conveying the cyclical nature of relationships and the power of endurance.
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But Marquel's health worsened as time went on, and he soon experienced piercing migraines that sent him to the emergency room multiple times.
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We're told Rocco got one of his earlobes pricked with a gold square stud -- $120 for the earring and $15 for the piercing.
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It's a tonally incoherent record, leaping from genre to genre with abandon; its balance between piercing profundities and lyrical groaners is roughly even.
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At the same time, its deft, fluid vocal writing conveyed a piercing story, of a mother who dies rescuing her boy from drowning.
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"[They] often complain of their piercing sites becoming elongated and allowing earrings to pass through and not stay on the ear," she explains.
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Sarge Metalfatigue — This is actually a guy called Sarge who works at a piercing studio called Metal Fatigue, so it kind of works.
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The first movement begins with an Adagio introduction, flickering with piercing chords and sustained sonorities; this leads to a bustling, densely contrapuntal Allegro.
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That baby might torpedo his or her parent's well-laid plans with multiple diaper blowouts, inexplicable fussing, an insatiable appetite or piercing howls.
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Conley's backups have almost no experience and the Grizzlies have nobody else who replicates his skill at piercing opposing defenses off the bounce.
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I've written before about how isolating it can be helping my son navigate the world, but there are also moments of piercing joy.
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For four decades Claire's jewelry chain has been a fixture at malls and shopping centers, piercing the ears of millions of American teenagers.
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The law prohibits piercing the genitals of anyone under 16, the age of sexual consent, or the nipples of a girl under 16.
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By the end, the two narrative arcs meet, sort of, for a piercing conclusion that plays on the title's reference to ultraviolet light.
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But investigators found that two of the unfired armor-piercing bullets found in Mr. Paddock's hotel room had been created by Mr. Haig.
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Ozuna sings cheerful singsong melodies that never impede the forward rush; his light, warm, piercing voice soars up and down with the bassline.
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He was carrying a counterfeit CIA badge (#101), assault rifles, armor piercing ammunition, body armor, and patches identifying him as an ICE officer.
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It might sound inconsequential, but the tool goes a long way in piercing the veil of secrecy that shrouds the portfolios of landlords.
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The first is armed with a long rifle, and further fortified with a bronze-colored patina (over high-density foam) and piercing eyes.
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The bill would also weaken the requirements for transporting a firearm across state lines and make it easier to purchase armor-piercing bullets.
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And she still experienced pain, which she said ranged from the sensation of sandpaper rasping her joints to that of knives piercing her.
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Douglas Haig, accused of selling armor-piercing rounds to the gunman, faces federal charges of conspiracy to illegally manufacture and sell the ammunition.
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But you've noticed a few red flags since then: The area around the piercing is unusually warm, swollen, and secreting a discolored discharge.
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Dr. Lin tells us that early signs may be subtle, but will likely include redness, warmth, swelling, discharge, and sensitivity around the piercing.
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Standing outside the theater after the show, a group of young girls spots me and begins to scream at an ear-piercing volume.
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Ms. Dvorovenko is somewhat unrecognizable in the role: Sallow and drawn, her usually glittering sapphire eyes disappear into the camera with piercing melancholy.
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As towers join church spires in piercing the sky, there is a sense that the rest of Brooklyn is encroaching on Cobble Hill.
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To use piercing language, one went on my rook, one on my helix, one on my conch, and one on my upper lobe.
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It reads in equal parts as memoir, history and mystery story, with piercing imagery and flashes of humor, even in its darkest moments.
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Hackers have proven to be increasingly successful in piercing current software-based security measures, with developing evidence pointing to the Advanced Persistent Threat.
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Fidgety and fire-tongued, she first rebukes the camera and then relents, though her piercing eyes often point somewhere far beyond the frame.
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The truth is, we're not told how long each piercing took to heal in these #curatedear shots, or when each hole was pierced.
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It was decked out in the same dark grey and piercing red that made Carl's Jr. feel like a battleship from the future.
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It highlights King's distinctive voice and his unique guitar style that combined piercing single notes played with a vibrato instantly recognizable as his.
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It causes flu-like symptoms, including piercing headaches, muscle and joint pains, fever and rashes, though only 25% of those infected show symptoms.
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Signet's brands include Piercing Pagoda, Sterling Jewelers and Zale Jewelry, among others, which tend to sell jewelry at more affordable prices than Tiffany.
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One notable change is that employees will now be able to wear one facial piercing, no larger than the size of a dime.
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A two-panel charcoal drawing, "My Memory" (1997), records, with piercing frankness, a vision the artist had in Italy of her dead husband.
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The daylight just streams in, and especially in the winter it's quite piercing, which is not great for painting, but it's very lovely.
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The aromatic filling of chicken in gravy, the nicely browned pastry lid, the ritual of piercing the crust: The whole experience is memorable.
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