Ur face micro scabs... the scabs fall off gradually... over a period of like 7 days.
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Unfortunately, when they reproduce too quickly they make scaly scabs.
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She jumped and slid anyway, scabs all over her legs.
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And to pick scabs, he's now mocking them on the sites.
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Uncertainty over Brexit is akin to picking at barely healed scabs.
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His skin is strangely pale, with several scabs on his wrists.
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"You will get the scabs on your mouth for lies," she said.
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The koala appears very badly burned, with scabs all over its body.
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That would give me literal scabs and burns for the longest time.
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When that recipe cooled, it coagulated and created some delightful-looking scabs.
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Poland's recent legislation illustrates the urgency of reckoning with these old scabs.
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It's not like you've got scabs on the field like in 1987.
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I visit places where you bleed, I am there picking your scabs.
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Boys with rashes on their face—less albino, more scabs everywhere. Braces!
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Lee's face is covered in scabs, the aftermath of a recent mugging.
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He has a cough and a runny nose and scabs on his lips.
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Pictures posted on Facebook showed her red and swollen ankles covered in scabs.
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Uber picked the wrong city in which to be racist scabs #deleteuber pic.twitter.
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His arms are mapped with scabs he picks open during bouts of anxiety.
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Other side effects of skin bleaching, generally, range from scabs to skin cancer.
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The figures face down the viewer with Frankensteinian scabs and cadaverous grins, respectively.
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It scabs over the incisions from which might bleed a living, inexpressible pain.
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Superheroes, Sorry To Bother You suggests, are scabs who enforce a corrupt status quo.
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But the touch-ups hurt like hell and leave my sensitive scalp with scabs.
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I didn't go around, picking scabs and just making any case I could make.
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We now accept donor scabs, and can incorporate these into your burger on request.
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We keep a record of all the stories behind all the scabs we've cooked.
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Boils that must be lanced, or at least scabs that itch to be picked.
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She nervously picked at herself, developing small scabs on her arms and her hands.
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Jason attacks Chris, then turns on Oscar, because the scabs are Hispanic, like him.
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New debates over Brexit and immigration are scratching at scabs formed after last year's election.
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I mean, this is a man whose least offensive idea is that scabs are edible.
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Around his knuckles the skin was irregular and shiny and dotted with small healing scabs.
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She has been branded, and I could feel the rise of her scabs under my fingers.
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I was greeted with major redness, funky-colored scabs, and drainage all from my left breast.
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She has been branded and I could feel the rise of her scabs under my fingers.
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They came to consume several of each other's scabs and put the near-tragedy behind them.
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After weeks of gauze, Betadine antiseptic, and scabs, the nipple came through in nearly one piece.
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This will help, but also prevent the skin from drying out and forming any dark scabs.
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The blisters heal in a week or two to form crusty scabs that eventually fall off.
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On either side of the road, the shins of longleaf pine trees look like blackened scabs.
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Stop & Shop began scouting for temp workers, otherwise known as "scabs," months in anticipation of the strike.
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When the scabs from the nodes flaked away, they left dark, quarter-size spots on my skin.
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All around her, houses were still boarded up or covered with sagging scabs of blue emergency tarp.
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The characters do it constantly, whether they're shimmying across lift cables or picking frostbite scabs off their face.
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The workers at the Taj Mahal went on strike and management brought in temporary workers, commonly called scabs.
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Instead of eating the scabs straight, we put them into a burger, and the couple shared the burger.
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Some weeks later, after the scabs on my neck had healed, my life was, by all appearances, unchanged.
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When I came to, I had rubbed the skin raw on my back and shoulders, scabs replacing skin.
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When she was born, she had two scabs on her hands called sucking blisters from trying to self-soothe.
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But on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, people are encouraging others to "not be scabs" by participating in Prime Day.
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I looked like hell — a lot of scabs and sores on my face, really, really skinny, really, really pale.
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I would peel off scabs I got from playing on the swing set, or I'd scratch at mosquito bites.
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The series was a single-camera cringefest about people picking at one another's emotional scabs and manipulating one another.
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There were paper plates of old cat food all over the front yard, and she was covered in scabs.
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It's so high maintainence, and I had scabs on my head from the bleach, but it's so worth it.
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I thought that the more scabs I had on my scalp, the prettier you — and thus I — would be.
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The drug carries a bleeding risk because the body also relies on platelet clusters to seal wounds by forming scabs.
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The Iowa caucuses are culminating with both sides picking at the scabs of 2016 — and starting to draw new blood.
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We're told the picketers will be reminiscent of striking union workers, protesting scabs who attempt to cross the picket line.
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These pictures rip off the scabs of an excruciatingly painful history and are a piercing reminder of this nation's sins.
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That Uber and Lyft acted like scabs, at a moment when labor was seeking solidarity, should come as no surprise.
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These were the scabs of people who had come to the apartment intending to eat them, but got cold feet.
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When animals pick scabs and vegetation off each other's fur they are undertaking an exercise in intimacy, as well as hygiene.
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Symptoms include pain or itching, small red bumps or white blisters, and ulcers that ooze or bleed and then form scabs.
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She was bloodied from head to toe, but she had a helmet on and would be OK once the scabs healed.
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"Once the scab forms, it delays healing, and you're more prone to scratch and pick at those scabs," Dr. Fusco says.
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You don't see me walking around weighing fucking 100 pounds with my teeth rotting out and scabs all over my face.
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We still do the scabs from the original Scabbinger's menu—fried, or incorporated into the ground meat of an Injury Burger.
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When we serve you the burger, we tell you the stories of the injuries that produced the scabs in the patty.
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The script recreates a particular style of so-so entertainment that enters the memory raw and, over time, scabs into nostalgia.
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The slide show included the following subsections: Latte Art Dos and Don'ts How to Safeguard Your Brand From Scabs Child Labor?
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Rather than "post-wounded," I actually found the girls of Girls pretty openly wounded and addicted to picking at their scabs.
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This aspect of her work — the insistence on picking at history's scabs — is what makes it so dire, necessary, and real.
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When she was healing from her burns and scabs would appear, they would yank them off so that they would bleed again.
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Now strangers were tearing barely healed scabs off those old wounds and I was running out of hands to stanch the bleeding.
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Rather than have a moment to heal, the scabs and scars are constantly torn open with a new issue of racial injustice.
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The hallmark is a rash beginning as small, pink bumps that develop into pus-filled sores, which become scabs and then scars.
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Maybe the size of a little Phillips-head screw, he told the young doctor — the size of the scabs he had now.
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He's issued more than 50 tweets on the subject, going after investigators and the media, proclaiming his innocence while picking at old scabs.
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This may be especially true of people with skin picking disorder, she speculates, because of its association with blood, scabs, germs and infections.
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I'm not saying Bieber wakes up feeling like you and I—worrying about bills and scabs and if he's remembered to defrost tonight's chicken.
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Rafael rediscovers his bad-boy roots with meaningless (and extremely safe) sexual encounters to balm the emotionally stripped scabs of his love for Jane.
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In men with their backgrounds, criticism may be interpreted as rejection, ripping the scabs from old psychic wounds and inducing emotional pain and hostility.
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As a stray, she was brought to the Centre after someone found her with matted fur, an ear infection and scabs all over her face.
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What does it mean when even leftist writers, writers who aggressively advocate against the exploitation of workers elsewhere, nonetheless become scabs in the publishing world?
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"These scabs have been torn off yet again on wounds that have never been given time to even begin healing," she wrote on her blog.
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The New York City Taxi Workers Alliance had ordered a temporary halt to rides heading to JFK on Saturday, so Uber drivers were seen as scabs.
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Wearing a green patterned dress, she squints into the sun as she holds up her handless arm, the scabs of the stump still not fully healed.
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Instead, Regan fired every striker and put together a staff of scabs who managed to get American aviation back up and running in a viable way.
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The workers' union, Communications Workers of America, says the company is refusing to meet workers even part-way and has brought in replacement workers, or scabs.
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Those who entered the meeting were called "scabs" by the protestors for "crossing the picket line" to attend a meeting in such a politically contested space.
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The men haven't spoken for years, but slip into a thorny intimacy that's almost domestic, pushing and pulling at each other while picking at old scabs.
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One day later, when Billiris was back at work on his charter boat, he started feeling pain around a few scabs on his lower right leg.
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"Ones whose work is strikingly controversial?" are SCABS, and they violate union rules to work in place of union-represented workers when there is a strike.
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The illness usually lasts about 5 to 7 days, after which the blisters turn into scabs and a person is no longer contagious, according to the CDC.
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When I told her my concerns and previous facial horror stories she was appalled and assured me that nobody has ever left her with scabs or bruises.
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"Verizon's attempt to hire thousands of scabs is an assault on the middle class," Dan Cantor, national director of the Working Families Party, told Motherboard by email.
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Without their unionized workers and without scabs, Smovengo is a tight spot after receiving orders from Mayor Anne Hidalgo's office to fix this mess by next week.
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We first meet gravity while dropping our first toys, and later get to know it from the thrill of a rollercoaster and the scabs on our knees.
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One user said they felt a burning sensation spread throughout their penis after applying toothpaste, and several days later it was left raw and covered in scabs.
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Depicting in great detail fiery rashes, scabs resembling igneous rocks, and inflamed skin patterns spread out like archipelagos, the pages of dermatological texts may make your skin crawl.
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The scary looking scabs first gained attention when the former chief of Kashechewan First Nation Derek Stephen shared photos of his infant niece with the rash on Facebook.
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The labor law firm has been known to advise companies on how to hire replacement workers, known as "scabs," which could lead striking workers to lose their jobs.
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It's kind of a Catch 22: acne spot treatments kill pimples (good), but in their place, you're often left with dry flakey scabs to cover up (not ideal).
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The scabs will stay on for an average of five to seven days and naturally fall off until the healing process is complete around four to eight weeks.
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Before the 22002th century, some peoples, especially in Asia Minor and West Africa, inoculated themselves by piercing their skin with pus from victims or inhaling dried pox scabs.
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So imagine her dismay when she looked in the mirror to see bald spots, burns, blistering and scabs on her scalp ... this according to legal docs obtained by TMZ.
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Not only are the scabs not particularly cute, but they turn things that should be pleasurable into painful tasks, like biting into a big, juicy burger or, uh, smiling.
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I'm already thinking of the scabs of flour I'll be scraping off my counter on Monday morning, and of how much pâtisserie I'll have consumed, but I give in.
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When N.F.L. players went on strike in 1987, their replacements (referred to in the title by the derogatory union term "scabs") were met with demonstrations, rallies and name-calling.
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For them to do that will take some work, because the real way that unions are able to be effective is to be able to strike and keep scabs out.
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"I think you won't see [NWHL players agreeing to be scabs], but I think if you do, there's a really rough conversation that needs to happen after that," Battaglino said.
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It was quickly pointed out to CAP's top brass that this amounted to firing the entire unionized staff and running the site with scabs, and so the plan was canceled.
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One user said they felt a burning sensation spread throughout their penis after applying the toothpaste to masturbate, and several days later it was left raw and covered in scabs.
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The wannabe Pope steeped himself in Catholic rituals, gazing at the stained-glass windows of St. Simon the Apostle Church in Indianapolis, marvelling at stories of saints eating lice or scabs.
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One of the first accounts of variolation — an ancient form of smallpox prevention — was from an 11th century Buddhist nun, who blew ground smallpox scabs into the noses of her patients.
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USA Hockey's response was to attempt to ice a team of scabs, first from the National Women's Hockey League, and when that went nowhere, they contacted college players—even from Division III.
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The Chinese and the Ottomans had been using "variolation" for centuries, a procedure in which people were deliberately infected with material from smallpox scabs applied inside the nostrils or under the skin.
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Outside a tent, erected near a mosque so local prayers can continue as the minarets are repaired, a homeless man who slept on a bench overnight picks the scabs on his legs.
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When you get a new tattoo and it scabs over and is all red, dudes just wear long sleeves and stay covered up so that a cop can't see a fresh tattoo.
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Some top Democrats won't stop picking at the scabs of 2016, making others in the party nervous about an intra-party bloodletting that could hurt their chances of defeating President Trump next year.
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Kilstein wouldn't talk to me about this idea on record, and while I was tempted to push him on the issue, I didn't think it was fair to pick at another person's scabs.
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The emerald green gowns, gloves, carpets, and wallpaper that came into vogue in Victorian Britain, which appeared extra brilliant thanks to the arsenic in their dye, resulted in scabs, sores, and organ failure.
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We feel complete betrayal," the caucus said in an earlier statement, adding that "these pictures rip off the scabs of an excruciatingly painful history and are a piercing reminder of this nation's sins.
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For me, my brows looked a bit ashy after the scabs fell away, and I had a few spots where the color didn't take at all, which left my brows looking a little splotchy.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Depicting in great detail fiery rashes, scabs resembling igneous rocks, and inflamed skin patterns spread out like archipelagos, the pages of dermatological texts may make your skin crawl.
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The undead nature of the digital world causes the dead to die over and over and over again, and by extension repeatedly rips off the scabs that strive to form over these deep wounds.
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As the strike progressed, tensions between the two sides become increasingly hostile, with the unions accusing Verizon of hiring thousands of unqualified scabs, and the company accusing the unions of negotiating in bad faith.
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Boxers are European dogs, and Max suffered admirably through the extremes of the scorching Australian summer, panting heavily for months on end while enormous horseflies bit his thin ears raw and bloody scabs formed.
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With their symbolic orifices, blood, rips, cuts, smears, wounds, scabs, and bandages, they communicate simultaneous states of rapture and rupture, and a host of erotic and esoteric associations that relate to flesh and spirit.
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Neck tics can harm vertebrae, for example; skin-picking can lead to unsightly scabs and scarring and employers tend not to hire people who can't stop blinking or clicking a pen during an interview.
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There's a way to tell a story with an unsatisfying ending that indicates that by making that ending unsatisfying, you're trying to force the audience to pick at certain societal scabs they otherwise wouldn't.
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Investigating the lore that milkmaids never got smallpox, he discovered that material from scabs produced by cowpox, a similar condition that afflicts cattle, induced a mild illness in people that left them immune to smallpox.
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The allegations from Brazile have ripped the scabs off wounds that plagued the Democratic Party during last year's primary and backed up some of the claims Sanders and his supporters made during the 2016 primary.
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The disease turns victims' flesh into the horrific gray scabs that give the disease its name, but it doesn't kill quickly; as noted in this week's episode, Jorah could expect to live another decade or two.
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But Mr. Trump has continued to pick at the scabs of the primary, while making criticisms of a prominent Hispanic Republican governor and of a federal judge overseeing a case against the defunct Trump University. Mrs.
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Children's Books In one day, your life can be upended, spurring you on a journey you might not have taken — one that picks the scabs off family wounds, reconfigures relationships, leads you to a new home.
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As adrenaline-charged as the Irvine Welsh novel and Danny Boyle movie from which it's adapted, "Trainspotting Live" is a scabs-and-all portrait of Edinburgh smack addicts, directed by Adam Spreadbury-Maher and Greg Esplin.
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"He's gained some weight, his tail has filled out, and he no longer has skin lesions and scabs across his body and face," Jeff Sikich, a biologist with Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area, said in January.
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Inside one of the NGO's tents in Regent, children play, seemingly as carefree as kids the world over, but look closer, and they bear the scars and scabs that tell of their struggle to survive the mudslides.
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Ben Sasse, a Republican, who tweeted a response to the CNN report, saying, "Few Americans understand Putin's agents are now picking at the scabs of every cultural skirmish we have -- from race to guns to media tribes."
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The two sides had been locked in a bitter fight, to the point where USA Hockey was looking to high school teams for scabs, but the players were eventually able to reach an acceptable deal with the organization.
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" She continued: "I can't explain what's happening in your head, but maybe if I show up every day as a human, a good human … maybe, just maybe, that work will pick away at the scabs of your discrimination.
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Sanders, as part of his Workplace Democracy Plan, called for legalizing the right to strike for federal workers, banning permanent scabs, and industry-wide wage standards (rather than have the fights be shop-by-shop), among other proposals.
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Perhaps it's also true that occasionally men and women are obliged to stand and speak, and rarely more so than when a leader of the United States is intent at picking at the nation's oldest and most painful scabs.
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Negotiations appeared to be proceeding well this week, but the cancellation of a friendly match against Finland and the reorganization of the team's training schedule seems to have been the impetus for USA Hockey's decision to scout once again for scabs.
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An 85-pound drug addict who was arrested because she was in a park after hours, her face and arms covered with scabs, her whole body shaking from the ordeal of being held in a cell for over 30 hours, was released.
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In this world, every boy (and some girls) between the ages of 5 and 10 had a variety of scabs – all cataloguing life's daily risks – when there were only three TV channels, no video games, but cheap rubber skateboards and loose fitting roller skates.
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I remember, what seems like forever ago, not caring about my body, or mostly being amused by it: by the scabs I loved picking at, by the strength of my arms and the way I could poke my belly out and make my friends laugh.
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Now people are threatening to uninstall the music app from their smartphones in a debate over free speech, copyright, artistic freedom and much more, as the scabs of every festering political debate from last year were ripped off and fought over all over again.
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Thursday evening, after four days of negotiations in Philadelphia between the U.S. women's national ice hockey team players and their sport's national governing body, USA Today confirmed that USA Hockey has reneged on earlier negotiated points and will search for replacement players—scabs—for the upcoming IIHF Women's World Championships.
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Thursday evening, after four days of negotiations in Philadelphia between the U.S. women's national ice hockey team players and their sport's national governing body, USA Today confirmed that USA Hockey has reneged on earlier negotiated points and will search for replacement players—scabs—for the upcoming IIHF Women's World Championships.
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After Jessica got her pit bull — whom she found one morning in the Bronx, chained to a fence and covered in scabs, like he was meant to break your heart — we went to the bathrooms in the basement at Petco instead, where an eight-millimeter syringe tip once broke off into my arm.
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Nobody else seems to want this lurching hulk of a city, headed to the honor farm like a former star given to paregoric and shoplifting, so it has de facto been ceded to us self-appointed guttersnipes, and maybe someday we will rule it, although for now we're content to pick at its scabs.
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In the process, Mr. Trump both challenged Republican orthodoxy and picked at old, sensitive scabs within the party over the war, all in the final days of the primary campaign in a military-heavy state that has been instrumental to the success of the most dominant family in Republican politics for the last 25 years.
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His preferred method, until illness in his last years forced him to adopt a more straightforward handling of the brush, was to apply his medium — lacquer in his early work and acrylic thereafter — and then scrape it off, leaving stains and scabs over which he would reapply and re-scrape successive layers of paint.
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While much of her songwriting output has been viewed through the lens of her earliest public origin story — an abusive relationship with a man who tried to stamp out her creative impulses — Van Etten's new work is less about picking at tender scabs than the faded scars that served as a road map to now.
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Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaObama sneaks into Michelle's speech at Obama Foundation summit Michelle Obama: 'I can't make people not afraid of black people' Why the GOP march of mad hatters poses a threat to our Democracy MORE says she "can't make people not afraid of black people," but can "pick away at the scabs of discrimination" through her life's work.
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Warren is younger (though not young, per se), she would meet the keen desire of liberal women who work in politics professionally to see a woman in the White House, she's better liked by wonks as a rigorous policy thinker, and, most critically, she would represent a populist ideological viewpoint without picking at all the scabs from the 2016 primary.
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Sometimes he lost control of the mounds of impasto — as he did in "Ria, Naked Portrait" (2006-07), the most recent work in the show, in which the subject's face disintegrates into leprous scabs of white, pink, and beige — but more often the paint becomes the form it is describing, sharply contoured into the surrounding field while pushing off the canvas into real space.
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" In all of her books, Nelson picks at the underbelly of certainty and finds scabs—the white-male-patriarchy scab, the smug-female-thinker scab, the academic scab—and yet she gives these voices a place in her work, because, as her friend the novelist Rachel Kushner put it, "she knows exactly what kind of language, at this moment, what kind of views, are important, but she also understands that people are vulnerable and they get things wrong, not through malicious intent.
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