It features oddly protruding elements that seem to be tacked on randomly, including a fuel tank that the writer Oliver Morton has described as protruding like a goiter.
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Near the column stand ruined barracks with rusted wires protruding.
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There were wires protruding from the ceiling in other sections.
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Her distinctive packaging features lips protruding from the sleek case.
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It has a protruding face and the cheekbones project forward.
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Thicker, not many bones protruding, but more dimples that represent cellulite.
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In my wedding dress, I was reminded of my protruding belly.
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Then you see the oblong sensor array protruding from the front.
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Protruding ribs, wrinkles around my hips, loose skin around my abdomen.
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This is called diastasis recti and results in a protruding belly.
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This causes almost stair step-like protruding layers, according to NASA.
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Underneath its skin were rows of orange cones protruding like nipples.
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Bennu's largest boulder can also be seen protruding from the southern hemisphere.
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I painted a shark fin protruding from the water chasing a surfer.
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Akram, ribs protruding through sallow skin, has been malnourished for four months.
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Protruding 1mm from its aluminum unibody, many people weren't happy with it.
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We also saw some wires protruding from the ceilings throughout the store.
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I remember my ballet instructor's most frequent criticism was my protruding derrière.
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That protruding lower lip — no one has that face but George Gershwin.
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Both styles include the same protruding eyes, nose and full red lips.
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But it also has heavier brow ridges and a protruding lower face.
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I hadn't realized how malnourished she was, her ribs and hips protruding.
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DoorBot looked like a fish tank filter with a giant, protruding camera.
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All of it known to her and protruding from the messenger bag.
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But if you have rugs or protruding doorway sills, forget about it.
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But they shared Neanderthal traits like wide pelvises and elongated, protruding faces.
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PARIS — Anouk Viale did not like the plungers protruding from her breasts.
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It looks just like the one on the iPhone X, large and protruding.
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A cyberdemon loomed large, its protruding, bleeding stomach forever etched in my mind.
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Half-built cabinets and screen with wires protruding from them sat in another.
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BEAM looks like a bulbous, onion-like tent protruding from the space station.
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It incorporates a protruding open tube (of the same fabric) at crotch level.
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Surgeon using a disembowelled puppy to warm intestines protruding from a wounded abdomen.
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"I wasn't sure what it was -- something protruding from his chest," Tony said.
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The trip involves driving on a forest road with potholes and protruding rocks.
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One of them had a burl five feet long protruding from its trunk.
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The girl's head and upper body were protruding from the partially zipped bag.
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Like Sputnik, Luna 2 was spherical in shape and outfitted with protruding antennae.
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Unfortunately, it seems as if the protruding camera "wart" is still there, too.
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Except it's not quite buried—protruding above the surface is a pair of pinchers.
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Rather, fans could not look away from her protruding right leg à la Jolie.
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Half his head was shaved, and he had a drain protruding from his scalp.
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The earbuds are shaped much like the old ones, but with short protruding legs.
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"My two favorite laker fans," Levine captioned the photo, which shows Prinsloo's protruding tummy.
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Delicate acrylic threads protruding from a skirt resemble the threadlike tentacles of a jellyfish.
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Michael Govan This triangular plexiglass box, protruding off the wall, was made in 2179.
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He struck her down, and she hit her head on a protruding metal bar.
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The boundary between the grounded ice sheet and its protruding ice shelf will retreat.
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For some reason the triumphal column of the Place Vendôme is protruding through her room.
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Watch enough Friends, and you might notice something: Rachel Green's nipples protruding through her shirt.
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Wires were protruding from the bucket and witnesses described an acrid smell filling the carriages.
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My mother touched my little protruding belly (the aforementioned "this"), and something in me shattered.
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Native to the Arctic, narwhals are a species of whale and have large, protruding tusks.
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The new curvy Barbie has a bigger bust, behind, thicker thighs and a protruding tummy.
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Scientists have documented cases of protruding iris collarettes before, but this example is particularly striking.
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We try to emphasize charm in obvious defects: protruding ears, uneven teeth, or teeth gaps.
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Two men at the bottom levered frantically at something protruding from water puckered with raindrops.
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They're actually bumps piercing the surface, possibly protruding outcrops of "bedrock" ice or ice blocks.
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All about, too, were white pipes, each about a foot long, protruding from the ground.
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As our boat approached the atoll's entrance, I couldn't see anything protruding from the water.
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When she turned her head, half of her face was masked by rough, protruding scars.
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Inside the house, the baseboards have been torn from the walls, with wires visibly protruding.
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Walking to the train station through dimly lit streets, I stumbled over a protruding stone.
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Though they were visually blind, the trilobites had long spikes protruding from their rear ends.
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Bagby noticed that he had close-cropped hair, slightly protruding eyes, and a thin build.
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Her head and upper body were protruding from the partially zipped rollaway black duffel bag.
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Closer inspection revealed that there were bristlelike feathers protruding from the tops of the toes.
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Protruding like a sore thumb from the Arabian peninsula, tiny Qatar has long bugged its neighbours.
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Sánchez's protruding surfaces stand in contrast to the subtle planar shifts of Julio Suárez's austere monochromes.
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Camouflaged to look like lace toile, they are thick-lipped, with teeth bared, tongues protruding, keen.
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" Another Instagram follower wrote: "I will never understand why bones protruding through skin is considered beautiful.
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On the way to North Greenwich, the driver looked inside the bag and saw protruding wires.
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Credit card readers have more variation, but still: Pull at protruding parts like the card reader.
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Mr. Dead says sculpting the effect took about a week, including a freaky protruding white tooth.
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Instead of the tiny bump on the iPhone 6s, this photo shows a bigger protruding lens.
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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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A large protruding window with a sloping glass roof brings the mountain view into the room.
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Harrowing news images showed the limbs of a dead man protruding from under a steel girder.
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While it doesn't drastically change face width, with less protruding cheekbones, the face appears less wide.
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On Day 1, his left half still looks like the Incredible Hulk, a veritable watermelon protruding.
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On another floor, we found this lips-shaped loveseat with rubber spikes protruding from the surface.
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It looks a lot like a flat-screen TV with two handlebars protruding from its sides.
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A second sculpture, which suggests a Studebaker Lark, is stripped and seamless, but with protruding edges.
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Images show the lions, held in cages in Khartoum, with their bones protruding from their skin.
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Mosul, Iraq (CNN)The crew gently digs around the dark, matted hair protruding from the rubble.
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Her head and upper body were protruding from the partially zipped roll-away black duffel bag.
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Photos in the report, published last week, show emaciated dogs with ribs protruding from their sides.
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They are usually bald, and many have protruding ribcages that seem to denote an aged nature.
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Here's a close-up where you can literally see the individual fur strands protruding from Jigglypuff's ears.
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It consists of three squarish plywood plates suspended from a steel post bracket protruding from the wall.
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Some are long and barely protruding; others are tighter and less forgiving about how you grip them.
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While I was taking pictures, I had to be conscious of thorn-studded stems and protruding leaves.
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Then he points out their defining characteristic: thick, spherical skulls, protruding brows, and a very small forehead.
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Her foot was so destroyed by gangrene that the bones were protruding, according to local news reports.
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The new model shows a bigger, protruding camera lens, perhaps indicating the rumored dual-lens camera system.
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The video showed power cables protruding from the walls, and unpainted spaces where monitors should have been.
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They also may just look weird, with an unusual shape or even protruding wires or oil stains.
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The toddlers, with protruding rib cages, are among hundreds of thousands of children suffering from acute malnutrition.
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From the outside, the narrow building shows signs of Horta — protruding balconies with railings of ornamental ironwork.
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Three protruding capes lie in between, and on clear winter mornings, faraway Corsica floats on the horizon.
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It was of a dismembered corpse on the ground, with blood pooling from it, and bone protruding.
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Typhoon Haiyan tore apart many wood homes and scattered boards with protruding nails along practically every street.
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Our skin is cooler, though, especially the curved, protruding parts of our bodies (think nose, fingers, toes).
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Homo heidelbergensis peered at the world through robust protruding brow ridges some 700,000 to 200,21960 years ago.
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Evan had walked with it for a bit—two of its golden arms protruding like a spur.
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He found wine corks with nails protruding from them, police said in a statement posted to Facebook.
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Dominique's father is drawn with his belly protruding, legs splayed, his mustache and eyebrows dark and prominent.
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My prosthetic lip is the real terror, a pulpy mass protruding into the warm Florida night air.
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A second protruding camera lens might further disrupt the once near perfect design tolerances of the iPhone.
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The girl's body was found with her head and upper body protruding from the partly zipped bag.
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The front doors also have a small, protruding handle located just under the button to grab onto.
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Narwhals, the beluga whale's mysterious dark cousin, with its lengthy, twisting, protruding tooth, is not conventionally beautiful.
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Its hydrocolloid patches have protruding "microdarts" made up of dried ingredients like salicylic acid and hyaluronic acid.
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When decrepit vessels sank, they were often left where they lay, hulls protruding from the oily water.
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Sony's latest iteration of wireless earbuds are perhaps the biggest, most protruding model on the market right now.
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Because we don't have toes protruding from our heels, it's hard to balance on the front-back axis.
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Chances are you hate this protruding camera module pictured above on your current iPhone 6 or iPhone 6s.
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With wheat and other plants protruding from the box, many might mistake the tank as a simple planter.
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It was fitted out with special protruding wheels that held the SUV in place between the tunnel's walls.
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You can see it in the photo above, protruding straight out from the otherwise normal-looking wasp body.
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The Tonal machine looks a lot like a flat-screen TV with two handlebars protruding from its sides.
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They&aposre called coronaviruses because under a microscope, the viruses have crown-like spikes protruding from their surfaces.
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Streets curve along almost 360 degrees of waterfront, with docks sticking out from houses like sassy protruding tongues.
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She cradled her protruding belly and praised the wide hips and pelvis that allow women to give birth.
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Narwhals are a species of whale that live mainly in Arctic waters, and have large, protruding ivory tusks.
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Everything about the Land Cruiser is beefy and solid, from the thick-sidewall tires to the protruding grille.
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He fanned his elderly mother, whose cavernous eye sockets and protruding cheekbones bore the telltale signature of famine.
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Baghdad, Iraq (CNN)Two prosthetic legs lean against the wall in the bedroom, black shoes protruding from the trousers.
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Italy, protruding like a finger into the Mediterranean Sea, is where the majority of sea arrivals from Africa land.
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She shifted around nervously, trying to find a position that would accommodate the bulging tumor protruding from her abdomen.
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Pictures show flames coming from a white bucket on the floor of the carriage, with wires protruding from underneath.
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The bath area was a huge, open chamber sporting several shower heads protruding from mold- and mildew-covered walls.
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It's worth noting that when Puckett was pulled over, the police asked him what was protruding from his pocket.
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The 01 has a bold and rather aggressive design, with its headlights protruding vertically as a signature visual feature.
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The structures protruding from the wall looked like a cross between octopus tentacles and drops of melting ice cream.
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At 2911, his mother moved into foster care in the Bronx to escape her shame of her protruding belly.
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They posted pictures here showing a wristwatch emblazoned with skulls and rings featuring protruding tongues and goggle-wearing figures.
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I take one final look at my latest incision and run my fingers over the protruding, hair-like stitches.
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It jams, unable to move one way or the other, the leading edge protruding a quarter of an inch.
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A second device was found four blocks away shortly afterward, a pressure cooker with wires protruding from the top.
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It has protruding wires that can deliver shocks to the skin when triggered by an employee at the school.
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The haunting halls of the Scotland Street School and the colorful, protruding stone abstractions outside the Daily Record Building.
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TUCK IN PROTRUDING PARTS Bags can get hung up on conveyor belt systems by things like dangling shoulder straps.
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A Celtic cross on an obviously fake gold necklace hung between her breasts, her nipples protruding underneath the shirt.
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Stretching 70km of Brazil's north Atlantic coast and protruding 50km inland, the name is translated to "bedsheets" in Portuguese.
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Each cup has a tiny rough nub on the smooth bottom, like a rock protruding from an ocean's surface.
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Unlike most modern birds, many enantiornithines — or "opposite birds" — had beaks with teeth and claws protruding from their wings.
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Figurines become discernible through a clamor of exaggerated facial expressions, pairs of eyes, protruding limbs, accessories, hairbrushes, and cars.
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The bulbous figure is apparently a "gentle penguin girl," with the protruding, darker pink tip representing a hair accessory.
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"I started hiding behind scarves and ponchos — anything to cover up my flat chest and my protruding belly," she says.
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During the unanticipated jump, his skis collided with protruding branches, causing him to flip over and land on his back.
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Protruding from the wall, the smaller works are intrinsically linked in their shape to the physical gestures that created them.
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This tetrapod, dubbed Parmastega aelidae, looked similar to a crocodile, except its protruding eyes were on top of its head.
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With a flashlight shining on a small hole, Omar finally saw the newborn's dust-covered head protruding from the debris.
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The camera itself would be smaller (so no more protruding lens on the back) and would have better light sensitivity.
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Open the door, and enter a second mural, this time of a magical forest with branches protruding in three dimensions.
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Sitting nearby, three mustachioed men wore puffy jackets, and I could see the protruding collar of a bullet-resistant vest.
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Compare that to the single power cord protruding from the rear of the Studio’s heavy, flat gray base.
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"Taking the Temperature" (2016), for example, was made of a ordinary thermometer protruding from a marble version of a femur.
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I wanted to answer yes, but I felt compelled to stay still with one lone needle protruding between my eyebrows.
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"I'm going to France!" cried the 60-year-old, his grinning bald head protruding from a beer-soaked Superman outfit.
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Naim has integrated the wireless antennae into it as well, making for a neat, minimalist design without any protruding parts.
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The insect is dead, and the three antennae-like growths protruding from its thorax are tendrils of a zombie fungus.
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A tweet from the Savannah Professional Firefighters Association showed the tail of the plane protruding from thick smoke and fire.
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Another athlete's camp filed a protest, claiming Ondra had inadvertently stepped on one of the bolts protruding from the wall.
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Protruding from some of the rocks were the twin flags of shipworm siphons, organs that the creatures use to excrete.
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Iron nails protruding from its carved wood body represent requests by paying clients to right wrongs and ward off danger.
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Immediately seizing attention with its asymmetrical stacks of protruding boxes, it has become a symbol of the future that was.
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It is apparent from the aluminum triangle protruding from the center that he was already looking beyond the flat surface.
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The name coronavirus comes from the fact that under a microscope the virus has crown-like spikes protruding from it.
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Workers cleaning brush along the discovered the girl's head and upper body protruding from a partially zipped black duffel bag.
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From Panama, Mehr Eliezer's ensemble looked like armor, complete with spikes protruding from the bottom of her bodice and back.
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Oh God, there was nothing more unsexy than disrobing on set when I had a seven-month belly protruding out.
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During the course, Azam noticed a series of bamboo rods protruding from the snow: ablation stakes, basic instruments of glaciology.
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Inside: a stuffed fabric snake, a glittery plastic snowman, a tin crocodile with a real feather protruding from its mouth.
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The fire was extinguished by the crew on board, and upon landing an investigation discovered wires protruding from the affected area.
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In 2009, a woman walking her dog discovered a large bone protruding from the dirt, leading police to excavate the area.
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There's no awkward camera hump protruding from its back or even a logo to take away from its clean, elegant lines.
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There is, however, a protruding implication when it comes to Kawaii design choices applied to works within this gamification of intimacy.
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Trinity's body was found protruding from a duffel bag in an embankment on the trail in Hacienda Heights on March 5.
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Radar sensors are installed behind the front bumper, rather than protruding off the side of the vehicle like an unsightly boil.
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Right now, companies can either cover a car in exposed, protruding sensors, which increases their visibility and potentially keeps costs down.
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That's how the AirPods reproduce a wider soundstage than most Bluetooth earbuds without being any thicker or protruding from the ear.
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As well as being short they tend to have a protruding forehead, a flat nasal bridge and a high-pitched voice.
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Sharing a selfie on Instagram, Hudson left her stomach — and her protruding belly button — on display in an open orange robe.
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So Louise Banks (Adams) begins documenting and analyzing their written language, which looks like coffee mug stains with protruding tarantula legs.
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When scientists needed a name for a newfound dinosaur with wicked horns and protruding spikes, they knew exactly who to call.
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Wire protruding from the cylinders led to what appeared to be a "push-button" detonator the suspect held in his hand.
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All you see are her glowing feet protruding from an upturned chair, her hands gesticulating from the bottom of the screen.
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Russian researcher Marina Shitova, who has studied Komandorsky's northern fur seals, first spotted the animal's rib cage protruding through the soil.
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The sun in the cloudless sky was so searing it had bleached the bones of a camel protruding from the sand.
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Ford's new Mustang Mach-E also features a big digital instrument cluster and a large portrait tablet protruding from the dashboard.
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Your bony hips protruding out and your bowlegged stance are not doing anything to make that ensemble any more attractive dear.
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Photos show their noses protruding above the yellow cups that funnel vital oxygen to passengers' lungs when an airplane cabin depressurizes.
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The store still sells bottle racks, with rows of protruding pegs to hold drying wine bottles, but these days they're plastic.
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The red lips and protruding tongue debuted on the 1971 album "Sticky Fingers," and have appeared somewhere on every album since.
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The red lips and protruding tongue debuted on the 1971 album "Sticky Fingers" and have appeared somewhere on every album since.
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Poignant photographs of children and adults with tumors that range from barely protruding to tragically grotesque illustrate Dr. Cushing's patients' plights.
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Aerial photos show a mound of dirt shaped like a duck's bill protruding 250 feet from the shoreline into the ocean.
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A builder jumped onto a nearly six-inch nail, which penetrated his boot's sole, the tip visibly protruding from its top.
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But all the pestering and pirouetting couldn't fight the forces of screen strain: the spine-crushing laptop and the neck-protruding smartphone.
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The huge sign from a restaurant in the game, complete with protruding eyes and tongue, was spotted in Llano, California, Mashable reports .
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The child's body was found partially inside a black, wheeled duffel bag, and her upper body was seen protruding from the bag.
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Her feces now collect in a bag attached to a hip-level stoma, which is the protruding end of her lower intestine.
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They prayed the doctors would figure out why their son was vanishing before their eyes, with his protruding bones and worsening spasms.
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The protruding heart rate sensor and LEDs on the older model dug into my wrist, making it uncomfortable for me to wear.
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Another animal pressed into research in the Arctic is the narwhal, an elusive whale with a tusk protruding from the male's head.
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The system also relies on smaller sensors and pixels, potentially allowing for a thinner camera module, which could prevent another protruding camera.
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And maybe the subject of "So Shy" is a drag queen — her protruding breasts and glitzy glam belie any notion of shyness.
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A hot spot is the point where a plume of magma -- molten rock -- is protruding through the upper levels of the crust.
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Nate It is adjacent to Iowa, so it's more like a blue cape protruding into the giant red sea of the Plains.
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Protesters with fake spears protruding from their backs took to the streets on Friday to highlight what they see as animal cruelty.
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He was short with buzz-top haircut, spoke with a folksy Texas drawl and had protruding ears that even he joked about.
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But in stark contrast to the minimized and grainy copy is a protruding glass case that displays Time Magazine's June 1989 issue.
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For a child born with a silver spoon protruding from his gums, this is how the tumblers of life clink into place.
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From complex pottery to plastic protruding from canvas, tactile forms of art grant a fuller experience to gallery-goers who can't see.
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The old man beside me with heavily pierced ears and a pointed stick protruding below his lower lip offered me his knife.
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The protruding camera on the back of the iPhone 6 and 6s were a big complaint people had with the iPhone's design.
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Meanwhile, the thick stretcher bars turn the painting into an object protruding from the wall, rather than a flat thing hugging it.
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Because I know you're dying to know: The camera bump on the rear with protruding triple lenses is real and it's big.
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Without using a harness, he grasped at protruding parts of the building as office workers watched from the ground and nearby windows.
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Archaeologists in Italy found the skeleton of a man protruding from a huge block of stone, almost 272,000 years after he died.
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The doormen, dressed in kilts with long feathers protruding from their berets, ushered in more than 50 uniformed American military service members.
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Its sea goddess temple holds an unforgettable life-size statue of an aquamarine-skinned immortal with protruding ribs and bulging white eyes.
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One piece Bowie owned was the "'Casablanca Sideboard,'" a speckled cabinet with protruding parts that seem to make it jump with joy.
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Protruding from a noni is a seemingly random outcropping of wart-like growths, rendering each fruit unique, like the world's most hideous snowflakes.
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News images from the scene were harrowing, with the leg and arm of one dead man protruding from under a massive steel girder.
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Qatar, a small peninsular country protruding into the Gulf, hosts the biggest U.S. military base in the region as a bulwark against Iran.
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This year's new iPhones are expected to keep the same designs but add an ultra-wide camera inside of a big protruding bump.
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His rubbery adolescent body, with one protruding shoulder blade that bends the sky, conveys an anxiety that extends beyond what is literally depicted.
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We will wear this hat, with its subtle protruding fin, as the symbol of the great one who bound us in his spirit.
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It's a life-sized head cast in salt (which, yes, is a crystal) with a piece of quartz protruding from the figure's forehead.
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The Medtronic device includes a coin-size sensor with a protruding needle that is slipped under the skin and continually monitors glucose levels.
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Our uniqueness, our asymmetry, your mole near your nose, her round belly, my protruding ribs, are what make us interesting and more beautiful.
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They look weird, with all kinds of protruding sensors and often more junk taking up a whole lot of space in the trunk.
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In one video posted by Syrian activists, a skeletal boy, his ribs protruding, says he hasn't eaten a full meal in seven days.
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Speaking of the camera module, if this is indeed the iPhone 7, it looks like Apple will be sticking to a protruding camera.
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In one video posted by Syrian activists, a skeletal boy -- his ribs protruding -- says he hasn't eaten a full meal in seven days.
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Maybe Andra Ursuta will mount a rock climbing wall with protruding phalluses, as she recently did at the New Museum in New York.
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Her skin was clinging to her protruding bones as she lay silently on a bed awaiting treatment and the image left many haunted.
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One of the girls, a thin thing with protruding teeth who looked around 17, said hello to me and asked for a cigarette.
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The priest took a small plastic globe off his bookshelf and spun it to show a flagrantly outsized Italian boot protruding from Europe.
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A blank wall in his study torments Julius, a lone nail protruding where his wife absconded with his cherished van Gogh self-portrait.
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" She converts her irritation with a friend's father into "permission to look a little too long at his abundance of protruding ear hair.
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So he caught the anchor in his hands, dropped to his knees and tried not to move the metal protruding from his head.
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In the soft obscurity, Agnes's face appeared smooth and distorted—her forehead wide, swallowing her feverish eyes, her mouth protruding beneath her nose.
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Babies with a middle-ear infection, known as acute otitis media, have pain, an eardrum that's at least moderately protruding, and other symptoms.
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One has a base covered by dozens of ears and topped off with a male face with a penis protruding out from it.
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Dr. Lee uses a skinny, silver straw-like tool to suck the protruding fat out of Jess's glute, smoothing and reshaping the bruised area.
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The vessels feature strongly-built sails (the protruding structure atop a submarine's main, tube-shape hull) that can punch through several feet of ice.
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What is concerning is Woodley's dangling left hand and protruding face when he throws his right hand and his laziness in recovering his guard.
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The teaser image clearly shows a headphone jack, USB-C port, and a rather big (and serious) looking camera protruding out of the backside.
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When police arrived, the kitchen knife that had been used to cut her neck and head was found protruding from one of Navarra's hands.
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It's flanked by a pair of pontoons, so it can land on water as well as earth, with two beams protruding from their sides.
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Or perhaps the dream's unease comes from Archie asking Jughead why he stabbed him in the back with the actual knife protruding from him.
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An ambulance rushed him to the emergency room a couple of months ago—they found a huge plate of glass protruding from his calf.
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Our guide to the zoo is a monkey with a knowing smile and protruding ears, who explores the contrasting characteristics of its fellow animals.
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MRD shows that Australopithecus anamensis had a protruding face with a prominent forehead and cheek bones, much like other australopiths in the fossil record.
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The two photos show the Courageous at different angles with a hole in the hull as well as an object protruding from the hull.
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Hold up the chunky prototype rigged with enough protruding camera lenses to make a spider jealous, and it can see the world around it.
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" In an interview for the study, he says that he likes the "protruding, curling, contorting or bulging of the bottom lip when women cry.
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In Northern California, they were pulled over by a police officer suspicious of the bizarre gear protruding from the back of the test car.
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The real Churchill, sometimes to his chagrin, was painted to look much like a joyless bulldog, with squinted eyes and a protruding lower lip.
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It was conveniently a few minutes from Target in East River Plaza, and its modern style, with protruding balconies, was conspicuous on the block.
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SANAA (Reuters) - In the malnutrition ward of a hospital in the Yemeni capital Sanaa, doctors weigh toddlers with protruding rib cages and skeletal limbs.
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I chased a blue-spotted stingray, keeping a safe distance, until it darted beneath a rock, only its poisonous spine protruding from its sanctuary.
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The vest has six protruding plastic nubs located along both sides of the spine, from shoulders to lower back — the typical back-massage zones.
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Rescuers previously had seen a hand protruding from the debris, and she wiggled her fingers when asked if she was still alive, Televisa said.
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Next to the entrance is a luminous work by Alvin Booth, protruding scores of little white hands from a backlit rectangle on the wall.
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The action unspools on what looks like a giant slice from a tree trunk, with large cracks in the wood initially holding protruding bamboo sticks.
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And unlike all those other Essential Phone and iPhone X "copy cats" there's no need for a notch protruding into the top of the screen.
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The sheer size of that sensor cluster looks like it will dwarf everything else on the market, while also protruding into the screen quite significantly.
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They look like an exaggerated tap shoe, with a chunky metal stump protruding from the heel, and feel heavier than most normal pairs of heels.
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The photos—which are extremely graphic—show the tip of a chopstick protruding from a man's hand, stretching the skin into an awful-looking point.
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Integrating this type of technology could potentially remove the need for a protruding camera lens and offer better sensitivity to light, according to the report.
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To figure out what's going on, Dr. Lee slices into the neck skin holding Belinda's "baby" and pokes around the protruding growth with her fingers.
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The protruding floppy disk is the game's power button, and there's also a speaker to its right that barks out eight-bit audio just fine.
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When the family showed up to the 2005 wedding of Cindy's brother, Anthony was seven months pregnant — with her bump protruding in a tight dress.
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"It was my honor to help this beautiful young lady to escape the effect of peer bullying from her protruding," Dr. Niamtu said on Facebook.
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Police said the officer saw brown hair protruding from underneath the tarp, and the suspect confirmed it belonged to the woman he said he harmed.
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She says she noticed what looked like a rope, or a clothesline, protruding from the bottom of his sweatshirt, made of white and blue material.
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Some of the priciest come from deep in the Indonesian rainforest, where birds are provided with lavish new towers with protruding chutes for their nests.
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This wouldn't have been necessary had the screw not been positioning directly next to a protruding arm of the drive tray, making removal exceedingly difficult.
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During the season it is common for cyclists, adults and children alike, to ride around with a forest of zip ties protruding from their helmets.
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It is also easy for drivers and passengers to hit their heads and chests against metal structures, like the instrument panel, protruding into the vehicle.
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The object was a pressure cooker with dark colored wiring protruding, connected by silver duct tape to what appears to be a cellphone, officials said.
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The two LiDAR sensors are affixed to the A pillars on the vehicle, with a vaguely bug-like look thanks to their protruding support bars.
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His bulging, dark, very intelligent and large eyes are difficult to contain, almost out of their sockets because of swollen eyelids protruding like a frog.
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With its protruding spines and distinctive coloration, it is a popular aquarium fish and was possibly released — intentionally or unintentionally — into United States coastal waters.
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The Muffin Case looks like your average phone case, with a bit of a protruding butt—presumably to house the heating element and extra battery.
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Hours later, the body of Mr. Voronenkov, his tan dress shoes still protruding from a black tarpaulin, remained on the spot as the police investigated.
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There, he proceeded to strip down to a thong that was partially hidden by his protruding belly, prance about his yard and grill a steak.
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And speaking of birds, painter Jeffrey Morabito's work includes at least one goose depicted, quizzically, inside of a brown vase with its long neck protruding.
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Inspectors discovered that protruding from Christ's back was a mess of "wire [and] old rotten sticks," which the monks had used to operate it from afar.
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These plasters, such as "Bust of a Woman" (1931), extend her distinct profile into bulbous, almost phallic jumbles of protruding features that complement their painterly counterparts.
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"[Screaming hairy armadillos] are so named because they have a lot of hair protruding from between their scutes (bony external plates)," wildlife biologist Imogene Cancellare explained.
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She overhauled the letters to exclude Snellen's serifs—those little protruding details like in the "E" shown above—giving them a much cleaner and contemporary feel.
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The Predator 21 X is of course hideous, with rough, protruding black and silver edges and a gaudy blue dragon stock graphic slapped above the keyboard.
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The perpetual pucker is thick, plushy, and extends over the teeth, in stark contrast with their closest relatives, which have thin, retracted lips and protruding teeth.
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The victim stares straight at the camera, emaciated, ribs protruding from a chest that's half scarred bright red from the burning pressure of a hot iron.
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A second room plays host to one of Mario Merz's igloos, this one small and rusted, with a bright neon strip-light protruding from the top.
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The illustration shows viral proteins (red) protruding like studs from its outer surface, with membrane proteins (pink) embedded within a fatty layer of lipids (light purple).
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Cases will include massive lumps, protruding veins, tumors, and cysts — all of which stand in the way of the patients' confidence before they meet Dr. Lee.
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Many testing chambers look like massive bank vaults from the outside, and it's not uncommon to see huge foam cones protruding from the walls and ceilings.
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In the shots, Blair was playing with Arthur, who was 16 months old at the time, and her protruding ribcage was exposed underneath a loose sweater.
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Photographs on Egyptian state television showed a middle-aged man on a plane wearing glasses and displaying a white belt with bulging pockets and protruding wires.
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For much of the 43th century, people tried to hold beaches in place by building groins — lines of rock or wood pylons protruding from the shore.
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The city's response has "been overwhelming," says one officer, taking a break from hugging well-wishing locals, a recently received teddy bear protruding from his shirt.
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For example, until 2014, it was permissible for trucks in India to carry construction rods protruding up to a meter from the back of the truck.
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As a consolation prize, I looked down on the lesser summits along the ridgeline at wisps of breakaway clouds swirling and eddying against protruding rock walls.
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One of the soldiers inadvertently walks into a sharp broken branch protruding from the ground, and a groan can be heard as the soldier falls backward.
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Rubble covers three sides of the crossroads where his house stood, with bits of buildings sill protruding from them and, in one place, an olive tree.
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Put your index finger on the tip of your chin, and slide it down the midline of your neck until you reach the first protruding landmark.
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A local group worked in this area to clear debris and restore parts of the old gateway and nearby buildings, including two large, protruding, wooden windows.
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What makes them ultra dope is the harmonious contrast between the emerging disorder of their crusty, protruding exteriors, and the cracked, mirrored orbs at their centers.
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I've started the preparations for a two-headed deer and another deer with copious amounts of antlers and horns that will be protruding from its head.
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He was wearing an odd contraption on his back, with wires and antennas protruding from its frame and with a blinking black box at its center.
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Surgeons gave her a colostomy, screwed her shattered pelvis back together and installed a "fixator," with rods protruding through her skin to hold everything in place.
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She was partially stuffed in a duffel bag Police said Trinity's head and upper body were protruding from the partially zipped roll-away black duffel bag.
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He showed footage on his laptop of the tail of the rocket protruding from the earth, and a pool of water from a damaged underground pipe.
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The doctors found B-cell lymphoma, a type of blood cancer of the lymph nodes, with a large mass protruding through the holes of his skull.
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I remembered the pregnant cocaine addict who used to stand on the street corner near my apartment, begging for change, her pregnant belly protruding into traffic.
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His head is covered in pockets of fat to cushion the skull, and his face is flat, with recessed eyes and without any protruding ears or nose.
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Meagan and Michael Xydias thought their 2-year-old daughter Kenni was simply constipated or experiencing a growth spurt when her stomach started protruding earlier this month.
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Dr. Lee slices the protruding fatty tissue using a scalpel, then sews Tatiana's skin nice and tight, hiding the scar in her gluteal crease (her butt crack).
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Specifically, it seems to be a dicraeosaurid, a small clade of sauropod dinosaurs with slightly shorter necks and a series of sharp spines protruding from their vertebrae.
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Another work, "Book Number 46" (1971–76), is displayed in a zig-zag pattern as it wraps around the protruding and recessed parts of the opposite wall.
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As reported in the New England Journal of Medicine, the condition is called "protruding iris collarette," and despite how things look, it's absolutely nothing to worry about.
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Both breathtaking and haunting, show-goers were taken aback by models whose faces were covered with black velvet, huge tulle skirts protruding from under black satin coats.
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"I'm pretty sure Nutty Professor will happen to me at some point, " she said, laughing as she mimiced a suddenly protruding belly replete with "phoomph" sound effect.
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Yet the Pebble 22 is much thinner, making it feel less garish on the wrist, even with the new optical heart rate sensor protruding out the back.
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Only the 22 Plus shows the high-quality dual-lens camera, but uSwitch notes that both designs no longer feature a metal ring around the protruding cameras.
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Their oddities abound: the protruding "unicorn horn" of a flower's spadex, the snakeskin-like petioles of a particular anthurium, the vicious fish hooks along a cyrtosperma johnstonii.
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Milo, a 7-year-old Lhasa Apso rescue, is getting a lot of attention for his protruding bottom teeth, and looking a little bit like a vampire.
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The iPhone 6 and 6S's most hated feature (aside from starting with 16GB of internal storage and the ugly antenna lines) is the protruding camera lens bump.
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The fossil, nicknamed "MRD," revealed that these ancient people had protruding faces with prominent foreheads and cheek bones, much like other australopithecus species in the fossil record.
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Setting the record straight with another photo, Mulroney explained that what some had believed to be a protruding bone was actually a toned muscle in her stomach.
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Mannan's mother—a severe Alzheimer's patient who was forced to witness the murders—is then seen covering the protruding gray matter, pushing it back into Mannan's head.
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While the approved headgear cannot have a hard outer shell or sharp protruding parts, it is required to absorb the impact of a ball traveling 60 m.p.h.
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The actual procedure involves cutting a piece of bone from the chin, bringing the surrounding bones together, and cutting away remaining protruding edges on the jawline. Voilà.
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Ms. Gang, an architect and a MacArthur Fellow, said she got the idea for the interior nooks after noticing all the protruding bay windows in brownstone Brooklyn.
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The installation consists of the eight figures, with oversize red clown shoes and colorful wigs protruding from their KKK robes, suspended from nooses fastened around their necks.
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The enormous concrete barriers erected this July around Flatiron Plaza in New York have been criticized for protruding into the bike lane and driving cyclists into traffic.
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The fake-gold pages of a Koran, draped with a garland of plastic roses, were mounted on the wall, above bags of saline hanging from protruding screws.
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It was about the size of a coffee mug; it had four rectangular faces, and each face had a circular hole with a GoPro protruding from it.
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The wrapped torso with nine protruding paintbrushes as limbs in her painting, "Race" (1973), resembles nothing that one would see in a Guston from the same period.
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But the centerpiece of the Mustang Mach-E's interior is a 15.5-inch vertical touchscreen display that's mounted to (and protruding from) the center of the dashboard.
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"At least for 10 days you don't have to think about finding food," the 32-year-old said of the handouts, her cheekbones protruding from her face.
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The perspective in this oblique view emphasizes the rebar protruding upward from a cast concrete floor slab, looking something like the iron bars of a prison cell.
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Cue the images of an emaciated child with flies buzzing around his face, protruding ribcage, runny nose and extended hands toward the camera -- also known as poverty porn.
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By shifting your nose and ears into the same parallel plane, it'll remove them as the more protruding focal point and push the cheeks closest to the camera.
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It's 3 feet wide and 6 feet long and has dozens of plastic-tipped, copper-colored wires protruding from its surface in a sprawling mess of metallic spaghetti.
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To that end, Michiels' team focused on the triplefin's "ocular sparks"—a bright spot on the iris just below the pupil produced by the fish's protruding spherical lens.
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On April 15, 2013, Cassini photographed something protruding at the edge of Saturn's outermost ring, and scientists think it might have been the formation of a new moon.
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For much of the 20th century, "Frankenstein" conjured the visage of Boris Karloff, bolts protruding from his neck as in the black-and-white adaptation of 1931 (pictured).
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Ware said this would have produced a mound with the spear shafts protruding outwards like "the spikes of a hedgehog," where they would have remained visible for years.
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The old adapter looked to be about two times the size of a regular USB thumb drive, making it cumbersome and bulky protruding chunk of plastic and circuitry.
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The most disturbing image in the entire program of films is a protruding arm that must be pushed back inside the womb before the delivery can be completed.
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The glove is supposed to be in a nearly final state, but it still feels fairly rough, with protruding electronics and a fragile-feeling mesh on the palm.
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When they slow down and stop, they fall over and rely on arms protruding from either side of the bike to remain partially upright until they accelerate again.
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All that remains at ground zero of the explosion is a piece of metal protruding from the base of the tower that cradled the bomb over Trinity Site.
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Look for a protruding bud toward the bottom, and use your knife to peel off a one-inch-long section around it, cutting just deeper than the bark.
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One scene also showed shirtless Phoenix hunched over while a bench and holding a clown shoe, with his backbone protruding and a large bruise on his right shoulder.
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Aircraft flown by the Nightstalkers have an exotic communications and sensor suite on board accounting for the massive number of antennae and vision systems protruding from the helicopters.
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At the site for Robinson Landing, a new townhouse and condominium development along the Potomac River here, excavations have uncovered the protruding, curved wooden bones of the ships.
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In almost all of the reliefs, each of which employ a different palette, there are low-protruding forms and shallow recesses, a marriage of the quirky and rigorous.
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Then, with a sudden squeak, it squirms in his hand as if trying to break free, revealing an enormous set of Bugs Bunny teeth protruding from the tip.
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That's because I stepped out, toddler in tow, in a bikini that put my fairly large four-month stomach, dark vertical line, and protruding belly button on full display.
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As the name suggests, when viewed at a resolution of a few nanometres (billionths of a metre) through an electron microscope, the polymer strands look like tiny protruding bristles.
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Mount Gaussberg, for example, is a young volcano protruding above the ice in East Antarctica, and Coffin says there may be many more under East Antarctic ice, as well.
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The patent described a quite unique vision of a game machine: An elliptical display showed an oval-shaped game image, with two analog joysticks protruding up through the display.
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It was dark and damp underneath, but I could see a bundle of bedding—and a long foot with yellowed nails, covered with flies, protruding from underneath the pile.
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In Charles, the protruding "Habsburg jaw" reached such an extreme that he had trouble chewing and speaking, the dynasty's unusually elongated skull was as warped as a Paracas cranium.
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The Piano Forte X is a pair of gold-plated, chrome copper earphones with a large cone protruding from one end and a peculiar, enlarged nozzle on the other.
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It's basically a bunch of golden feathers protruding from your wrist, with all of them held in place by what appears to be a snap-on leather BDSM restraint.
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The sandy ground and protruding tree roots make it particularly hard for Alan and Gyan to get around, and with winter approaching, conditions are set to get much worse.
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The effect is somewhere between appetizing and nauseating, an impression strengthened by the long table, which has been fashioned to suggest a bright red tongue protruding from the wall.
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The 5.1-inch screen size is set to remain unchanged and the design appears to have simply been optimized and streamlined, with the camera bump protruding less than previously.
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She did the required stunts and even had a cutout in her armor for her protruding belly, which was covered in green so they could edit it out later.
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One small canvas focussed on the fire hydrant, potted shrub, and melting snow on the curb out front; another highlighted security cameras protruding from a corner of the exterior.
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"Lot Ball," however, is menacing, a 15-foot-high black asphalt sphere with protruding lozenge-shape curbs inspired by the Costco parking lot that was once Mr. Fisk's backyard.
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What it is: Adaptable, waterproof, well-designed and not attention-grabbing What it isn't: Simple or lightweight The core pack is quite streamlined, with no protruding external pockets whatsoever.
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Balancing your phone tentatively on the radiator, you try to stick your ass out, but you lean out so far your belly is protruding more than your butt cheeks.
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During an onstage presentation, Mr. Osterloh said the Pixel doesn't have an "unsightly camera bump" — a reference to the protruding nub that sticks out from the iPhone's rear camera.
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This includes content that focuses on the depiction of ribs, collar bones, thigh gaps, concave stomach or protruding spine or scapula when shared with terms related to eating disorders.
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At this level of competition, some girls say a bust line and a protruding pelvis are the very things that can physically slow them down and ruin their careers.
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Countless bulbous mounds and pillows protruding from the streams are adorned with narrow tubes, which the study authors compare to drips of wax on the outside of a candle.
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Earlier this year, the sofa in Ms. Grinberg's living room, which she often used to rest on, deteriorated to the point that a metal pole was protruding from it.
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Slicing through it all are Thailand's most ubiquitous and distinctive crafts—long-tail boats, like big canoes powered by diesel truck engines with protruding drive shafts tipped with propellers.
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Its phones have gotten slimmer at the expense of battery life and protruding camera modules, and its laptops are thinner at the price of ports and a problematic keyboard.
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"It was careening in, bashing in to the stalls," he said of the large, black, Scania truck that eventually ground to a halt, Christmas decorations protruding from its smashed windscreen.
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With the addition of the illusory thickness of a windowsill protruding into the photographs, the frames surrounding "Letters" (257) and "Letters II" (573-257) assume the mass of a wall.
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The hunk of plastic, which resembles a wishbone with some additional protruding features, was created by Fillod after she began work on a series of anti-sexist sexual education videos.
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Instead, it relies on familiar physical tropes: near-death thinness, a bruised and protruding spine, an arm so frail that Ellen can hold it between two fingers with frightening ease.
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This is a similar look to Delphi's autonomous Audi SUVs, and certainly sets the Ioniq apart from other self-driving cars with their rooftop cameras and multitude of protruding sensors.
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At first glance, the Oscar winner's threads seem fine, if not boring, but if you look closely, you'll see a circle protruding underneath his shirt right above his left peck.
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In 2005, he was walking on his property with a fellow dinosaur enthusiast when Shipp spotted a protruding bone -- which later turned out to be a part of Judith's femur.
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Bey even addressed the slightly protruding belly that used to house them; the one that has led so many people, myself included, to speculate whether or not she's pregnant again.
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Sunday, they launched the boat and used Google maps and a flashlight to follow a stream -- which, by now, had swollen into a river -- navigating rooftops protruding from the water.
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Wilting rose bushes, cupcakes with protruding limbs, giant faded playing cards, and an extravagant hookah (don't forget the hot-headed smoking Caterpillar from the books), make up the otherworldly backdrop.
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Case #2: Nicole The next case takes us to up to Portland, Oregon, where we meet Nicole, a young mother with a strange growth protruding from under her right arm.
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As a result, instead of having to worry about a protruding lens that travels in and out of the backside of the phone, the zoom mechanism is inside the device.
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Qatar, a small peninsular country protruding into the Gulf with a population of about 2.2 million, a majority of them expatriates, hosts the biggest U.S. military base in the Gulf.
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The centerpiece of the party's production is the massive white maw of a jaguar protruding from a thicket of trees, upon which psychedelic projection-mapped visuals are blasted all night.
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LF Alex Dickerson, who has been on the disabled list since spring training with a protruding disc in his lower back, will have surgery Wednesday to have the protrusion removed.
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The sculpture not covered in black reflects the room's overhead lights and features all the indentifiers of a man's face: defined cheekbones, indents for the eyes, and a protruding nose.
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The room is surrounded by floor-to-ceiling windows and opens to a curved deck with reservoir and mountain views, and a protruding bamboo roof that serves as a sunshade.
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Hence, the name "coronavirus" comes from the fact that under a microscope the virus has crown-like spikes protruding from it, as previously reported by Business Insider&aposs Holly Secon.
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All we know is that the creatures age differently — this baby is fifty years old — and that it bears the same green coloring and long, protruding ears as Master Yoda.
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Four days later, workers cleaning brush from a horse trail in Hacienda Heights discovered the black duffel bag with her head and upper body protruding from the partially zipped bag.
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He posted video to Twitter of the device suspected of having caused the explosion, which appeared to be a white bucket in a supermarket bag with wires protruding from it.
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Lewis found himself thrown to the back of the bus, pinned beneath a couch and mattress, a chunk of bone protruding to make a "teepee" out of his right hand.
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Flyers were placed in the area that warned people that law enforcement was in the process of trialing the system, facial recognition cameras protruding from parked police vehicles in the area.
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"You can poke it and move it around under the skin," he laughs — demonstrating how his snapback baseball hat gets caught on the protruding lump when he puts it on backwards.
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As was the case for 11-year-old Bella Harrington, who underwent pediatric cosmetic surgery in December because she says bullies at her school were tormenting her about her protruding ears.
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The pregnant actress, 39, showed off her growing belly in a new selfie on Instagram Thursday, leaving her stomach — and her protruding belly button — on display in an open orange robe.
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The team used these main ingredients to create a double-layered hydrogel containing positively charged polymers protruding from the surface, which allows it to form a strong bind to biological tissues.
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A video taken by a drone in Canada's remote Arctic Ocean has captured narwhals using their massive tusks, which are actually enlarged, protruding teeth, to hunt fish by whacking them first.
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There's an eerie photo on the internet of Vafeades during his trucking days, with tanned arms, silver rings on his fingers, and the tips of his fangs protruding from his lips.
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In the snapshot, Kemper — already mom to 3-year-old James Miller, with husband Michael Koman — offers a side view of her belly, protruding from under a fitted black column dress.
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A grid of cinder block columns, with exposed rebar protruding through the top and surrounded by scaffolding, it was hard to tell if construction had just begun or was already complete.
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On Cape Foulweather, he finds denuded slopes, vanished biodiversity, absent native Alsea people, a slew of invasive plants — not to mention the appearance of a cellphone tower protruding from a mountaintop.
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One woman wrote to her seeking advice about her 2-year-old daughter, whom she described as "the homeliest child I had ever seen," with protruding ears and an unsatisfactory nose.
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A young man tries to set it in motion by pushing at the gear and pulling at the engine, all the while staring at the tube protruding from the lifeless pump.
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Her fingers holding the mirror's bottom edge are red with trapped blood, making them the same color as her nipple and vaguely suggesting labia protruding from the center of her thigh.
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Now, as Lovell floated past the base of Borman's seat while checking on the navigation panel, the vest's activation lever caught on a protruding strut and a loud pop and hiss sounded.
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But salty water, seeping northward from the Gulf of Mexico, killed the trees off long ago; just a few blackened stumps remain, protruding from the open water that now surrounds the Isle.
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It's a problem that we've encountered with smartphones already, and even companies like LG and its flagship G7 ThinQ have struggled to fully free their screens from protruding chins at the bottom.
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Stingrays are able to accomplish this feat because they can extend their jaws away from their skull, while also protruding their jaws laterally, moving them left and right in a chewing motion.
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The phone will have a 12-megapixel back camera with a faster f/1.7 aperture lens; the camera module is said to be flush with the back and no longer protruding out.
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The ice sheet is the part of the glacier that sits on top of land, while the ice shelf is like a canopy, attached to the sheet but protruding into the ocean.
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She offers to make the protruding bump appear smaller by pulling and tightening the loose skin on the small of Taylor's back, without touching the edge that's attached to the spinal cord.
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Her solo act was followed by a duet of dancers dressed in fitted black costumes with amphibian-esque adornments made of mirrors protruding from their arms (like fins) and heads (like scales).
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I was surrounded by rows of black metal cages outfitted, from floor to ceiling, with black metal shelves filled with black server nodes: boxes with small, twinkling lights and protruding multicolored wires.
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I've received several questions about whether anal sex can cause rectal prolapse, a condition in which the walls of the rectum fall out of position and start protruding outside of the body.
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On the wall at the foot of the table is a rectangular white box with a tube protruding from its bottom, the other end of which will presumably be inserted into mine.
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Women are so worried about their labia minora (inner lips) protruding beyond their labia majora (outer lips) that they are requesting surgery even though 50 percent of women are built this way.
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Thankfully non-functional, Nado's guns seem like strange weaponry from the future, due to their brilliantly vibrant hues and the protruding typewriter parts that seem like alien steampunk appendages in this technological recontextualization.
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Then, in October that same year, Kennedy flew back to Belize for a second surgery, this time to have a power coil and radio transceiver connected to the wires protruding from his brain.
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A new study calls into question artists' renditions of T. rex and other dinosaurs that show them with their tongues protruding from gaping jaws — a pose that is commonly seen in modern lizards .
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Ashley and Erin Watt were kayaking down the river in south-central Kansas in August when they saw the skull protruding from a sandbar, the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism said.
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He saw cows with stringy tails, malformed hooves, giant lesions protruding from their hides and red, receded eyes; cows suffering constant diarrhea, slobbering white slime the consistency of toothpaste, staggering bowlegged like drunks.
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In 2009, Tropicana's packaging redesign caused a public uproar, forcing executives to discontinue the design and revert back to the previous packaging, created by Millman, which featured an orange with a protruding straw.
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Worn by nearly every Irish laborer, hob-nailed boots had nails or spikes protruding from the bottom to provide the wearer with increased stability while traversing the muck permeating Irish bogs and fields.
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An unattended rental truck with wires protruding from its dashboard and gas canisters behind its seats touched off a brief evacuation in a part of Times Square on Saturday night, the police said.
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Protruding from the top of her head were the two pedestals: cylinders reminiscent of Frankenstein's monster, each the diameter of a quarter, and capped to prevent moisture from getting into the contact points.
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And to ensure everyone knows these are not just any Hello Kitty bags, they feature a black satin lining protruding from the top of the bag, embroidered with "Balenciaga" written in white cursive.
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Those on view include the sculpture artist Xu Zhen, the moviemaker Yang Fudong and Huang Yongping, whose giant, oddball sculpture pieces includea full-sized train car with a gigantic fish protruding from it.
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The pruney randomness of its front surface is contrapuntally at odds with the orderliness of a pair of inverted triangles — one protruding, the other recessed — that dominate the work's upper and lower registers.
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Now they have about 2000 watches — virtually all of them vintage mechanical models, including pieces by the Swiss maker Longines and a 230s Rolex Bubbleback, which was named for its protruding bubblelike case.
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When a scuba diver swims by an adult clam on one of the Pacific reefs where they live, all she will see is what looks like a protruding pair of beautiful turquoise lips.
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It feels very restrained, which is counterintuitive for an exhibition that includes wall-filling murals of foliage, hanging and protruding sculptures of plants and leaves, and canvases portraying enigmatic scenes glimpsed through branches.
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The piece of Dysart's that takes center stage is "Second Growth" (2016), which features a piñon tree protruding from the gallery's actual wall, pushing through the sheetrock, with drywall crumbled onto the floor.
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In 2016, knock-it-long players – who in any other era would have been sporting thick, black, steel-toe-capped boots – wear lilac-coloured Nike Mercurial Superfly Pros with a protruding built-in sock.
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Let's face it, you haven't lived until you've seen the video of him caressing marinade into an animal carcass as though it were a cherished lover, roses protruding from where its anus once was.
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Dogs Trust Brigend has an adorable 7-year-old Lhasa Apso named Milo in its care, and the little guy has become quite popular across the internet for his protruding lower set of fangs.
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He attempted a few DIY methods, but the problem was that they remained protruding from the back of his phone, and realized he needed to create an accordion mechanism to collapse it back in.
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The elaborate costume was complete with protruding octopus tentacles, an exaggerated gray mohawk wig, as well as a purple long-sleeve shirt and matching face paint, which gave the singer Ursula's signature skin color.
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It would have been great if Protruding Patterns were the only work in the gallery, filling the floor from the entrance so that you had to step on the carpet to enter the space.
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Let's face it, you haven't lived until you've seen the video of him caressing marinade into an animal carcass as though it were a cherished lover, roses protruding from where its anus once was.
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The virtual reality rig is a bit uncomfortable at first, a bit alien—one of those giant protruding masks you see in VR ads that makes it feel like you're about to go skiing.
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Check out this pic from the tarmac Tuesday afternoon at the Van Nuys Airport ... there's a flowing, feathery, white dress protruding out the bottom of a garment bag as it's loaded into the plane.
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We had come over a steep ridge when this wide open vista stretched out before us with the sunset protruding through shafts of rain; we all kind of gasped and laughed at its beauty.
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He achieved this effect by hammering scores of carefully placed nails into elaborate wood supports, stretching the canvas over their protruding heads and then painting it, usually white but also silver, red or black.
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The crackled spheres — they are like knobs — protruding from two of the openings echo the overlapping circular shapes drifting across the "cloud's" surface, as well as affix the flat ceramic form to the wall.
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At the Brooke Hospital for Animals in Cairo's Syeda Zainab district, Dr. Mohammed Hammad swung back a stall door to reveal a skinny horse with protruding hips and a large wound on its rear.
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Lolling about on tables and chairs, with cigarettes protruding from unlikely places, they resemble impertinent secretaries or artists' models relaxing for a moment, casting shade on the male artists for whom they are posing.
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SAN FRANCISCO — A towering persona stands in the police criminal evidence warehouse here: a 6-foot-143, clay-and-silicone sculpture depicting a naked Donald Trump, with grotesquely exaggerated features, including a protruding belly.
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The protruding camera lens surely helps keep the back glass safe, but the difference in how much they've worn really makes it seem like Apple used different kinds of glass on the front and back.
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They heard that jam hit the boombox, and witnessed dope-ass dance moves (basically whatever era-specific dance plus stiff, protruding Frankenstein monster arms), and the power of the mash compelled them to boogie down.
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For the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, a tower with a pyramid protruding and a wedge driven through it, he prepared his mind by venturing, for the first time, to rock concerts.
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"I want to create a social conscience with my work, an awareness about what we are turning into," said Yulier Rodriguez, whose alien-like creatures often look malformed, with limbs protruding from heads, and malnourished.
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From its protruding camera, exposed 16-pin connection (for the MotoMods), and the subtly striped backplate, it looks the part for a smartphone hoping to be the beginning of a different mobile future—circa 1990.
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She is especially contemptuous of what she once called "the fashionista turban/fringe showing, camel hump hijabis," a derogatory reference to women in loosely-worn headscarves, with their camel-like "hump" of hair protruding beneath.
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She fell forward onto the metal straw that was protruding from the screw-top lid, and the 10-inch long straw went straight through her left eye, penetrated her brain, and ultimately damaged her brainstem.
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The headquarters of the European Meteorological Satellite Agency in Darmstadt, Germany ("city of science"!), was easy to spot: It is shaped like one of their early weather satellites, with a central cylinder and protruding wings.
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Sadly this little watch can't fly but it can, if you want, take you to the depths of despair if you break the neck off one of the tiny little aliens protruding from the case.
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From her wax figures of men mid-metamorphosis, with deer antlers protruding from their stomachs, to her abstract sculptures made from real horse skins, De Bruyckere's practice might at first seem to mine the macabre.
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The Saturday Profile NICE, France — When his bodyguards found a small brown package with protruding wires taped to the undercarriage of his Rolls-Royce in London, Sergei Pugachev decided it was time to take cover.
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Carry two picks — or metal spikes protruding from buoyant handles — securely connected to a cord that is 24 to 30 inches long, in case you need to claw your way out of the freezing water.
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His shock of white hair burst out in tufts from a black skullcap adorned with rhinestones and sequins from every hue of a neon-colored rainbow, his protruding belly covered by a mustard-yellow tunic.
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The painter Chuck Close sped through the debris in a motorized wheelchair, off to oversee the hanging of his artwork, followed by a forklift whose protruding blades passed ominously close to an Alex Katz painting.
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The other patrons are mostly older, many in their fifties and sixties: men in Gap casuals with subtle facial fillers and protruding biceps; men who would have lost so many when they were Davis's age.
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The Ora Face Block Heel and the Rue Face Slip-On Loafers, which debuted in 2017 in a partnership with Global Brands Group, both featured black designs with protruding eyes, noses and large red lips.
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For example, the ban didn't cover versions of these weapons unless they had two of cosmetic features: a folding stock, a bayonet mount, a "conspicuously protruding" pistol grip, a flash suppressor or a grenade launcher.
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Zsa Zsa the English bulldog, whose droopy tongue, protruding teeth and penchant for Slim Jims earned her fleeting moments of fame last month as the winner of the World's Ugliest Dog contest, died on Tuesday.
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"For instance, let's say that the benefit of a protruding camera is that you know where it is, it's tactile, and you're not going to put your finger all over it by mistake," he says.
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We wear six-inch stilettos, we lay in the nude, we paint our protruding bones and the tops of our cheeks, we wear ornate dresses, patterned with the stitching of our grandmothers and their grandmothers.
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Instead, they're presented as miniature, three-dimensional dioramas protruding from open suitcases — a new art project that sheds light on the ongoing refugee crisis by recreating the homes 10 refugee families were forced to leave behind.
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Meanwhile, other labs were making progress with brain-controlled prostheses, but they were using different equipment—usually small tabs, measuring a couple of millimeters square, with dozens of naked wire leads protruding down into the brain.
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The 8-megapixel selfie camera slides out from the top of the phone — it sounds clunky, but I've tried it out on the Apex and it was quite usable, protruding and retracting in under a second.
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A hook protruding from the back of the drone snags on a line, which both slows the craft down and causes it to swing up into a waiting net, where nose barbs keep it in place.
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In further contrast to Constable's scrupulous spatial construction, he reverses the spatial position of the cornfield: it becomes a rectangle of thick golden paint protruding from the mesh's surface— something tactile that is reaching toward us.
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"Some consumers will be seeking live trees that are unique in size (taller and thinner or short and squat) and appearance (less formally sheared, more protruding branches to accommodate broad swaths of decoration)," the report concludes.
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Erin Weaver, the woman who captured a picture of the gator with the protruding knife in its head, told NBC-affiliate KPRC that she saw the gator near some rocks early Thursday during a morning walk.
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"This photoshopped pic just sealed the deal... y'all ain't gettin my money or my DNA," someone commented on an Instagram post by DNA Friend that shows two women with single protruding teeth and a forehead birthmark.
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But the ban didn't cover versions of these weapons unless they had two of these purely cosmetic features: a folding stock, a bayonet mount, a "conspicuously protruding" pistol grip, a flash suppressor or a grenade launcher.
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The handful on view at the DMA are quite zany, from one shaped like a lighthouse — complete with protruding railing — to a sleek one that resembles a skyscraper, guaranteed to make you feel cosmopolitan and chic.
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So what I recall most from that romantic encounter is the delight I felt when my boyfriend blew into my curved, protruding ear, the surface of which may have been anywhere from 92 to 87 degrees.
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In "Wind Up Doll" (21950), a mechanical doll with long tresses and a metal crank protruding from her open back towers over the multi-level landscape of a fortress populated by men preparing for a siege.
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As the fighting moved up and down the peaks, lush jungle landscape was ripped apart by airstrikes and artillery fire and reduced to craters and shattered tree stumps, with body parts protruding from the pulverized earth.
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Before long, it became clear why he had joined the students in conversation: to hit on Holden, who is tall and broad-shouldered and has big, protruding ears that add to an aura of youthful affability.
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Every new discovery is both amazing and terrifying all at once; like finding out that you've had a helicopter rotor protruding from your back this whole time, and you've only now just noticed that it's there.
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Goblet's Cove in Lake Tohopekaliga, Florida (CNN)Susie, a 7-foot female alligator, hissed menacingly as the airboat pulled alongside the reedy refuge where she lay cooling herself, the top of her head protruding from the water.
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Oppo vice president Shen Yiren, who also goes by Brian, lamented twice on his Weibo social media account that the images taken by the camera aren't as crisp and clear as those taken by a protruding camera.
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It's a beautiful piece of hardware, with a bottom-heavy rubber half surrounded by an LED ring, and a metallic upper half that houses the rubbery percolator receptacle and protruding ceramic bowl where you place your concentrate.
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And unfortunately, one of the older Game & Watch games (Fire Attack) tasked players with defending an old timey fort while torch-wielding Native Americans — identifiable by the feathers protruding from their heads — crowded in for an attack.
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ST JULIAN'S, Malta (Reuters) - For more than a century, locals in the small Maltese town of St Julian's have celebrated their patron saint by running up a steeply angled log, smeared with lard, protruding over the sea.
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Mr. Fletcher and Mr. Bartlow said the painting contains many similarities to Mr. Doig's undisputed works, such as a horizontal striped landscape, a body of water, logs protruding from a lake, even white lichen on the trees.
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My light bulb moment was the day in high school when my loudmouthed friend Kim pointed out the bloody vein protruding from the chicken leg I was eating, and I almost threw up on her Trapper Keeper.
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And Riccardo Tisci patterned his final Givenchy men's wear collection in January with totem-pole graphics that bear uncanny similarities to Kansai's gurning faces, with tongues protruding, inspired by the caricatured yakko (soldier) masks of Japanese theatre.
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Halfway down the building, that decoration even turns a somersault as a band of ornate terra cotta goes from sitting flat on the facade above the narrow embrasures to becoming a protruding cornice over the wider ones.
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In her ceramic vessels, most of which are columnar with protruding handles, Seborovski might use gold leaf and most certainly will press her fingers into the clay to develop an uneven surface marked by an abstract pattern.
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These protruding, three-dimensional spikes can dramatically alter the shape of the animal, allowing it to imitate the fine texture of surrounding objects, such as the contoured surface of kelp and algae or the jagged outline of coral.
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This gives you the ability to see your notifications and time, date, and battery like you would normally, but without having something protruding into the screen, and in my opinion, it's the best blend of form and function.
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A glass sculpture by artist Gabriel Rico on view at Zona Maco art fair this weekend shattered to pieces when Mexican art critic Avelina Lésper tried to place a soda can on one of its protruding stone elements.
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These stories — of a protester tortured and then forced to undergo a humiliating virginity test, and another who lost an eye when beaten with a board with a protruding nail — are among the book's most shocking and moving.
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Even with the AirPods' help, I'm not sure the world has yet adapted to seeing snow-white hockey sticks protruding from people's ears, and so the even less common black might be the more socially disruptive option here.
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While Fisher had a long, established career in Hollywood, Gary (and his signature protruding tongue) became something of a celebrity himself during the actress' press tours for Star Wars: The Force Awakens and her book, The Princess Diarist.
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The exterior design of this handset is very much in keeping with Acer's Liquid Jade Android range, including the prominent loudspeaker on the rear, which offers a bit of symmetry against the round (and slightly protruding) camera compartment.
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The technology could identify, for example, Angelman syndrome, a disorder affecting the nervous system with characteristic features such as a wide mouth with widely spaced teeth, strabismus, where the eyes point in different directions, or a protruding tongue.
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The man's arm searched the air around him, groping for some invisible aide, while his other hand clung tightly to the base of the signpost as though he were hanging from a cliff by a protruding tree stump.
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Very basic archetypes like the Horned God, the Triple Goddess who controls fate, the apotropaic grimacing "gorgon" face with fangs and protruding tongue, the god who dies and is reborn yearly, the trickster shapeshifting god, and so on.
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Unlike an actual narwhal whale, which has a protruding canine tooth that resembles a tusk, the tail on Narwhal's forehead is short and stubby, sprouting right between his eyes -- and flops from side to side when he plays.
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"It took us three days, working every morning and afternoon," Mr. Saed, 50, said as he and Mr. Wahab struggled to connect the well's protruding steel pipe to the rest of the contraption with a section of tubing.
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Protruding 21991 inches from the presidential lectern, known around the White House as "the blue goose," a lone microphone sat suspended, ever so slightly off-center, arched on a long, flexible arm an inch or two from Trump's tongue.
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After Lésper tried to place a soda can on one of the work's protruding elements, the work shattered to pieces "as though it had heard my commentary and sensed what I thought about it," she said in a video.
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In fact, she does the opposite: "Foolish," a small head on the floor by the gallery's entrance, has a large parallelogram cut out of its protruding top, revealing the empty space inside and traces of paper scraps and glue.
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While Fisher had a long, established career in Hollywood, Gary (and his signature protruding tongue) became something of a celebrity himself during the actress' press tours for Star Wars: The Force Awakens and her recent book, The Princess Diarist.
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After she saw she blood, the former dancer examined her leg until her fingers "came to the sharp ends of the shattered bones protruding from my leg," adding that she then passed out and woke up in the hospital.
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Berkenblit's second signature language consists of sinuous contours, which she uses to depict a young woman with large circular button eyes and a protruding snub nose that might have a second life as a baby pacifier or butt plug.
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Another puff appears in "Puff" (19408, painted resin), but this is otherwise one of those inscrutable pieces that, for me, defies rational comprehension: an elongated wedge protruding between a pair of rubbery, cartoon-like legs, bent at the knee.
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Shirtless and wearing purple and black spandex tights with a lotus flower on them (a sacred symbol in India), he was using an elastic band to "pump up" — solo exercises to make his many protruding muscles look more muscular.
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A large, cream-colored construction fence and a white plastic cover encircle the properties, revealing from the outside big Victorian houses with scaffolding protruding from the top, a patch of brickwork at the rear and an unfinished staircase inside.
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The opossum, now named Scarlett, was found on Tuesday with a broken jaw, one eye protruding, the other eye injured and a large gash on her throat, Wendy Watson, the president of the Wildlife Rehab of Greenville, told CNN.
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The 46-year-old Parenthood alum — she starred as Kristina Braverman on the six-season NBC dramedy — posted a picture of her protruding belly on Instagram Wednesday suggesting she and husband, Daniel Christopher Allison, are expecting their second child together.
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And if you want to see these famous "bumps," then you're going to have to hear about the protruding belly buttons, torn C-section scars, and hyperemesis gravidarum that comes with them — but feel free to GIF the moment after.
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This kind of brute-force design is also apparent in the bike's mess of exposed cabling bound together with tie-wraps, as well as the two protruding wing nuts with swiveling latches you have to manipulate when folding the bike.
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The 39-year-old stylist and friend of Meghan Markle was frustrated after a photo she posted on Instagram led her critics to accuse her of being too thin, thinking that a toned muscle in her stomach was a protruding bone.
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Members of the scientific community may be tempted to cast doubt upon the possibility of this exchange due to the immobility of the prothorax and pterothorax, in addition to the elytra protruding outward while a firefly is engaged in mid-flight.
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In her current installation, Protruding Patterns, Lin takes over the vast floor of the main room of Galerie Lelong and covers it with a massive carpet, which is made up of dozens of vintage carpets sewn together into one field.
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The image also manages to capture an interesting feature of Bennu — the protruding "mole" of its largest boulder, which sticks out at the bottom end of the asteroid (as oriented in this photo) and breaks up its relatively smooth contours.
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Featuring a protruding roof on top of a window-covered oval building, the edifice is the 2,000-seat Dubai Opera House, in their own words a "radiant centre of culture and arts" in the "shining pearl of The Opera District".
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Dotted with charred boles, like used matchsticks protruding from the cracked, depleted soil, its sides drop to a stream from which the Stouts Creek fire, which consumed 25,000 acres of mixed conifer forest in southern Oregon last August, took its name.
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Magically transforming Here Arts Center into the eponymous museum, he recreates — in compact nooks and crannies throughout the space — a cotton field, a barbershop, a memorial to the Obama presidency and a mesmerizing wall punctuated with protruding three-dimensional limbs.
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Rescuers had earlier seen a hand protruding from the debris and the girl wiggled her fingers when asked if she was still alive, according to broadcaster Televisa, whose cameras had special access to the scene to provide nonstop live coverage.
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In the video, a gaggle of soldiers equipped with SA80 rifles are seen carrying a troop on a litter during a simulated mock casualty evacuation, when one of the soldiers inadvertently walks into a sharp broken branch protruding from the ground.
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She pulls out the catalogue from Spine, her recent exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland, and flips through image after black-and-white image of girls posed against blank backgrounds, their backs to the viewer, their shoulder blades protruding.
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After I got a good look at its girthy yellow canines, the enormous black claws protruding from its paws, and ultimately the whites of its eyes, it was obvious that there was only a short flight of stairs separating us.
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If they do face work, they should also be a bone surgeon, because the most impactful facial surgeries (like the Type III forehead reconstruction, which sets a protruding brow bone backward, into the sinus cavity) involve complicated restructuring of your skull.
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The five-story facade of protruding bays with lattice stonework and 365 windows is said to have been built as a screen for the women of the royal court so they could watch unobserved the parades of soldiers and elephants below.
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Meanwhile, Wawona—an 10003,000 pound sculpture that punctures the museum building, protruding above and below it—will wear away in sections: The main body, inside, will remain protected and intact, while the portions exposed to the elements are left to erode.
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"I'm listening to this book about a life that's gone out of control as I'm working and this lopsided shape starts to emerge without my realizing it," said Ms. Coyne, pointing to a protruding mound formed from hundreds of red roses.
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In "President Taft is Stuck in the Bath," Taft isn't just overweight, but morbidly obese, red-faced and stark naked, with ample rolls of flesh protruding from every imaginable location on his unwieldy body, overflowing out of a comparatively small bathtub.
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The windows look out over stone steps descending through rolling hills to the golf course, with the historic Turnberry castle and lighthouse in one direction and the surreal dome of the granite Ailsa Craig protruding from the sea in the other.
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I was in surgery two days later for a massive disc herniation in my spine; 85% of the L5 disc was protruding into my spinal column and pressing on the nerves, causing my neurologic symptoms, which included weakness and numbness.
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At the New York–based Miguel Abreu Gallery's booth at Frieze, his 2016 series Leave/Remain offered no pretense, commanding attention with its red, white, and blue palette and complex amalgamation of forms receding and protruding within the picture plane.
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Adobe in particular has made good use of it with its "context-aware fill," allowing users to seamlessly replace undesired features, for example a protruding branch or a cloud, with a pretty good guess at what would be there if it weren't.
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Known in some places as the "fig sign," the gesture of protruding the thumb through the index and middle fingers in a fist is considered vulgar in Eurasian countries, but the collective's mirrored version humorously boasts a pickle instead of a thumb.
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Instead of hitting the victim, the arrow pierced the back of the raised smartphone, leaving a sharp tip protruding a couple of inches through the device's display on the other side, and completely removing its screen protector—the man's last line of defense.
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The motor in her bike was reportedly spotted during a pit stop equipment check — according to journalist Martin Vangramberen, electrical cables were observed protruding from inside the frame when the bike's saddle was removed, leading to the motor itself hidden inside the crankshaft.
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The guy they used on the ad for the Toronto 2018 Labour Bear Weekend has the sort of body I've always wanted: Boulder shoulders with arms so pumped they have veins protruding along them like they're about to pop right through the skin.
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Rescuers previously had seen a hand protruding from the debris and the girl wiggled her fingers when asked if she was still alive, according to broadcaster Televisa, whose cameras and reporters had special access to the scene to provide nonstop live coverage.
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A group of disembodied gray heads is stacked on a precariously teetering rack on top of a bunch of alien-animal hybrid creatures with long, protruding teeth, dressed in baby clothes; a pile of broken black umbrellas sits sullenly in a corner.
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Most recently, a construction company had been using the site for refuse, and it was littered with detritus: rusted metal pipe fixtures protruding from the walls of the garages, leftover slats of raw wood gnawed away at the edges, postapocalyptic cement rubble.
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The natural weapons are: the knife edge of your hands, fingers folded at the second joint or knuckle; the protruding knuckle of your second finger; the heel of your hand; the little finger edge of your hand; your boot; elbow; knees; and teeth.
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Far from simply emboldening the sitter and recording for the purpose of emphasising dynastic security, he imbued depictions of Charles and Queen Henrietta Maria — he of slight stature and impenetrably aloof character, she of famously protruding teeth — with warmth and humanity, even vulnerability.
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Captured with a Kodak camera between 1931 and 1932, they focus on large plaster figures with long necks and protruding features — one of them is "Bust of a Woman," which landed at the Museum of Modern Art last year for Picasso's sprawling sculpture retrospective.
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From there, Sketch-RNN attempts to make sense of the object's orientation and decides where to try and doodle in the fruit's thorny protruding leaves: The image list is pretty diverse, with everything from a fire hydrant to power outlet to the Mona Lisa.
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The maneuver saw a SpaceX -owned barge called Ms. Tree rigged with a giant net slung across four large protruding beams navigate to a point off the Florida coast in the Atlantic Ocean to await the SpaceX fairing's return once it separated from the rocket.
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The suspected militant asked villagers to push his white van after it stalled but they became suspicious after seeing unusual wires protruding from plastic gallon tanks in the vehicle, which blew up and killed him, a soldier, five militiamen and four civilians, Ano said.
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Intensely curious about the capabilities of my body, I began flipping through one of my mother's books about pregnancy and birth, finally landing on a picture of a woman laying down with her legs spread and a baby's bloody head protruding from her vagina.
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The current owners, the third family to have possession, have conserved these elements as well as pocket doors, Steuben glass ceiling lamps and floors of pine surrounded by oak — the more expensive wood protruding from the areas that would have been covered by carpets.
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Such spatial mutability is more refined in the "Homage to the Square" paintings, which often read simultaneously as receding, like a sunken walled court; protruding, like a flat-topped pyramid; and holding steady in a single slightly vibrating plane — a temple gate to another world.
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When the gypsum dries, the result is a slightly bumpy flat surface that looks nothing like the other side — it's a bit messier and a bit richer in color due to the fact that there are no angled protruding lines — but it's no less beautiful.
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Sadly, because of habitat fragmentation and a host of other environmental factors, the species is not entirely thriving in New York City woodlands, where finding a red-back, staring back sagely from under a freshly rolled log with its protruding ebony eyes, is worth noting.
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Everything about the shakes is ridiculous: the store-bought taste of the frosting that adheres the candy to the glass; the dry, cloying brownies in the Brooklyn Blackout; the mounds of blue and pink spun sugar and the giant lollipops protruding from the Cotton Candy.
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Intended as a statement about campus concealed gun laws — which will allow students at Texan universities to bring concealed handguns to class beginning August 21541 — the sculpture consisted of a revolver, framed and behind glass, with a small flag reading "Art" protruding from its barrel.
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