Gadolinium is taken up by both normal and scarred heart muscle tissue, but normal cardiovascular tissue washes it out more quickly than scarred.
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But his scarred face seems to betray some violent past.
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Chmerkovskiy, meanwhile, scarred us for life with his zombie face.
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He was looking at a woman scarred by the war.
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"My cervix is nothing but scarred tissue now," she says.
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Others were killed, committed suicide or were left permanently scarred.
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Mr. Hollande said the victims were physically and psychologically scarred.
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Kids the world over were scarred by this frightening scene.
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Sadness for the survivors, both physically injured and psychologically scarred.
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The setting reeks of one scarred by a warming climate.
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The wounds it inflicted seemed mostly to have scarred over.
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Akutagawa's early life, in Peace's telling, was scarred by trauma.
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Jude's "Scarred Hearts," released in July, screens on Dec. 1.
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The Grady Little Incident scarred the shit out of me.
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Graham would be badly scarred in a tight primary battle.
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It doesn't mean that we aren't forever scarred by something.
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The training often leaves them scarred, even after returning home.
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Wolverine, is a scarred hero and relic of the past.
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Conflicts over control of oil have scarred the world for decades.
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Were there no calamitous altercations that left characters wounded or scarred?
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However, we're sure the accident scarred a few people for life.
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When you're scarred in your brain, you remember stuff like that.
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The process cures his illness, but leaves him scarred and disfigured.
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And food conferred a place in a hierarchy of the scarred.
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They are scarred because life is not being kind to them.
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Near the water, there's a scraggly, scarred squirrel walking in circles.
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South Africa remains deeply scarred by its apartheid and colonial past.
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Old fires have scarred the tarmac of the now quiet streets.
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Working for STRESS had left him confused, psychologically scarred, perpetually afraid.
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He had a few scenes as Deadpool's pre-scarred alter ego.
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I tore open my arm, which is scarred to this day.
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Across battle-scarred Yemen, beggars congregate outside supermarkets filled with goods.
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Scarred repeatedly, it is a kind of palimpsest of French history.
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The upper corner of the building was scarred by black streaks.
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All three went and saw the dirty, graffiti-scarred system firsthand.
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Now my friend was older, scarred, repenting what he had done.
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She came from a family scarred by drug abuse and poverty.
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The sin of getting scarred for life by your mother's murder?
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Redmayne is physically and emotionally scarred, but he's also a misogynist.
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Luckily for her, she doesn't wake up and isn't permanently scarred.
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Just make me dance publicly and I'll be scarred for life.
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"Nemeh described Ament's lungs as "so scarred they didn't even deflate.
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In many of these paintings, the surfaces were reworked and scarred.
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Hopefully you can go back to watching Jurassic Park without being scarred.
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But she may just still be scarred from her 6th grade perm.
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Moves were tentative with investors clearly scarred by the return of volatility.
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But Vice, too, said his time at Hill Crest left him scarred.
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Many intersex adults say their lives have been scarred by such operations.
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He's too scarred by the memory of his unfaithful mother to stray.
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If this scarred landscape could speak to us, what would it say?
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NOW a battle-scarred 62, Japan's king of monsters refuses to die.
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The Special Edition box includes the battle-scarred droid and Force Band.
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His mother no longer works on the machine that scarred her son.
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That period of my life is scarred by deep, life-changing loss.
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Its tired, scarred face showed a children's educational map of the continent.
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I left the hospital with a scarred forehead and a full belly.
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But mostly, the land is brown and parched, scarred by the fighting.
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She was scarred again when Everleigh's father cheated on her — multiple times.
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Pedestrians were a rare sight on streets lined with bullet-scarred houses.
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Mr. Waldheim's six-year tenure was scarred by almost complete diplomatic isolation.
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Even those of us who avoided the bullets and bombs were scarred.
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Children proudly show where an Israeli bullet scarred one of the rooms.
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"Yeah, I'm scarred up from the game — knees, ankles, shoulder," Noah said.
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The state's voters, scarred by the free trade deals associated with Mrs.
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These are innocent children who may be scarred forever by this policy.
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Our long-waged war against our own planet has scarred it terribly.
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Of course, I picked and scarred myself, often trying to purge them.
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I think I just scarred myself for the rest of my life.
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Mr. Michelz is part of a generation scarred by the Great Recession.
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That evening, Uruguay's battle-scarred defense shut down Cristiano Ronaldo and Portugal.
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Machado said Tuesday that the episode scarred her and damaged her reputation.
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Read the final installment, by a veteran writing about his scarred generation.
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Despite its scarred history, Ukraine today is no hotbed of anti-Semitism.
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On Rennell, an impoverished Pacific island, mining had already scarred the land.
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He was peppered with questions about his scandal-scarred deputy Barnaby Joyce.
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The storm made a second landfall today, in the Katrina-scarred Louisiana.
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Heart valves are not directly inflamed and scarred by the strep bacteria.
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He stomped out the door, hunched and scarred like the small man.
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Your roommate will be happy, and you won't be scarred for life.
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After two years under Islamic State rule, it lies scarred and desecrated.
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But I didn't, and I wasn't scarred as a result of it.
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But withdrawing in a final would have scarred the tournament even more.
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Belfast and other cities were scarred by riots, shootings and bomb attacks.
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He's spent 30 years documenting how humans have marked and scarred the earth.
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It was an immoral and repugnant choice that has scarred the nation permanently.
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So by the final episode, she survived, but quite scarred and quite damaged.
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States scarred by communism are not incapable of producing strong civil-society movements.
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Still, the land is so badly scarred that it will never completely recover.
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The events of recent months have left the family scarred, distrustful, and paranoid.
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One side of her face is scarred up — and so is her heart.
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She's scarred for life and she will have a difficult time moving on.
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"When it comes to the big tech battles, we've been scarred," he said.
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The remaining posters were scarred and wind-bleached and almost impossible to decipher.
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He could be a victim of his scarred past and his wounded background.
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His kidneys had minimal function and were scarred and as wrinkled as prunes.
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A CNN crew that flew over the scarred landscape Wednesday witnessed heartbreaking devastation.
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Moves elsewhere were tentative with investors clearly scarred by the return of volatility.
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The man's tired and scarred face reveals someone adept at surviving adverse seasons.
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He scarred young comedians for life, sent some of them out of comedy.
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The debris has long been cleared away, but a scarred emotional landscape remains.
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He was smart and capable, but scarred psychologically by his parents' brutal divorce.
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The patients were gravely ill, their hearts scarred by infections or heart attacks.
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Officials have feared that heavy rains could trigger mudslides in fire-scarred forests.
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His fingers were scarred and remained stiff for the rest of his life.
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"They have to make sure we haven't scarred them for life," he adds.
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Arizona's Scarred Generation Two daughters of Mexican immigrants who crossed the border illegally.
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Many of those who survive the trips remain physically scarred, and emotionally haunted.
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But the country and its people remain scarred by the years of violence.
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Frightened that his face would be permanently scarred, he went to the doctor.
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The Clintons were never prosecuted in any of those investigations, but they emerged scarred.
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Just in Europe, Iran-sponsored assassinations, bombings & other terrorist attacks have scarred countless lives.
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Do we listen to their stories about how their lives have been forever scarred?
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The devastating "Once an Addict (Interlude)" is the opposite, though — chillingly detailed, emotionally scarred.
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It's nice to know that you're not alone, even in being scarred by books.
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There is very little traffic on the scarred road, which is filled with potholes.
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The tires are scuffed, and the metal lug nuts are scarred from tire changes.
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In which case: You wonder if Gavin Kroff is scarred elsewhere, inside his clothes.
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The 9/11 attacks have scarred this nation in both big and smaller ways.
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Some were scarred or in wheelchairs, but most showed no sign of radiation exposure.
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Crime and poverty scarred the pre-gentrification Lower East Side of Mr. Marte's youth.
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Yet somehow, this battle-scarred group of surplus players has outscored 232 NHL teams.
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The region has been scarred by a cycle of insurgency, civil unrest and crackdown.
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Large portions of the country were scarred severely, severely hurt by this horrible war.
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The boy takes an interest in the thugs, their scarred fists, their cocked weapons.
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Even Major League Baseball, which remains scarred by gambling scandals, has softened its stance.
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His head was scarred, and he had sworn off the Qasr al-Nil Bridge.
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The former secretary of State, scarred by memories of her loss to then-Sen.
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In the trailer shown at E3, Reedus' character was extremely scarred and very naked.
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Often in epilepsy, seizures originate from one scarred or damaged region of brain tissue.
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The final decades of the 20th century were scarred by economic and political crises.
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Yet these beautiful young women will be scarred for the rest of their lives.
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It's a remarkable moment for Sudan, a country scarred by dictatorship and civil war.
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And if I was going to be scarred, I wanted to reveal it myself.
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He has a bandage on his left hand and his face is severely scarred.
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Northern Maine is Trump country, rural and deeply scarred by the collapse of manufacturing.
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Varricchio: Bluetooth made me run a red light, and it kind of scarred me.
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These figures were often scarred and truncated, but ultimately affirmed humanity's renewal and rebirth.
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Calling themselves the Pothole Vigilantes, the duo struck a chord in this scarred city.
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I had a great support system, so I came out of it not terribly scarred.
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The photographer's large-scale images depict landscapes altered and scarred by human industry and development.
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The breathtaking, large-scale images depict landscapes altered and scarred by human industry and development.
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His heart is also scarred and leaks fluid, his foster mom Lindie Saenz told PEOPLE.
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The decades-long conflict scarred the country, and left as many as 100,000 people dead.
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My skin, lying alongside hers atop the sweaty sheets, was red and greasy and scarred.
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He puts one large, scarred hand across the open book, draws it across the table.
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Inside the mosque itself, blood was spattered everywhere and the walls were burned and scarred.
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If Alfred Hitchcock's thriller The Birds scarred you, prepare to have your old phobias return.
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Each subsequent laceration of the scarred area will cause a further decrease in tensile strength.
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I'm too battle-scarred to see any upside in proffering an opinion on the matter.
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I'm scarred for life as Titan maniacally laughs as he continues fluctuate his toned cheeks.
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The explosion left Lamiya blind in her right eye, her face scarred by melted skin.
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Some may not realize he'd been a hostage, much less one scarred by his experience.
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Millennials experienced and were scarred by the 2008 market collapse sparked by the financial crisis.
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Political life remains scarred by the failure of the pro-democracy "umbrella" movement of 2014.
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Grecia is one of the many wild animals left scarred by abuse and human negligence.
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Deepest condolences to the families of those murdered; and those involved who are scarred forever.
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Despite a raw, scarred appearance, he seems born with the ability to do perfect pirouettes.
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And that Iraqis support the younger generations, forever scarred by month after month of darkness.
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Taxi drivers waved down the few shocked passengers trickling out of the bomb-scarred building.
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Those who survived were permanently scarred -- by numbers tattooed on their arms, and by worse.
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The patient's lungs were scarred, stiffened, pocked with dead spots and extremely inflamed, he said.
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He's selfless and virtuous, but scarred — and, in many ways, defined — by his imperfect history.
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Workers themselves, still scarred from the recession, may just be happy to have a job.
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Burlakoff said in a court filing that his reputation in the industry was permanently scarred.
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His own back became deeply scarred and pitted from sparks that leapt from the flames.
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But Christ's body is scarred with cuts and his head limp, with a dead stare.
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A CT scan taken soon after that revealed a scarred, atypically small, or microcephalic, brain.
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Much of his work explores spaces without people, while unmistakably shaped and scarred by them.
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IPF is a disease in which the lungs become scarred and breathing becomes increasingly difficult.
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Katniss, who, as a teenage girl, is scarred and underestimated and dismissed by her government.
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So much has changed on the politically scarred stage of immigration — and yet so little.
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The mountainous border is scarred with barbed wire, tank traps, land mines and guard posts.
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His lungs had slowly scarred over, and now, only small patches performed their basic functions.
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The boat was scarred by at least 26 bullet holes, and three fishermen were killed.
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"Sure, I'm scarred by it, but that's not a bad thing to me," she said.
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His childhood, too, had been scarred, by the suicides of his parents and an uncle.
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The back of his hands had several patches of skin that were red and scarred.
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Those whose lives have been scarred by gun violence all have one thing in common.
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Frankly, I've been scarred more by experiences I had on the playground in elementary school.
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Or he may be scarred by the allegations that he said have ruined his life.
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Who among us did not have their childhood irrevocably scarred by Charo's performance in Thumbelina?
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Creating a Tumblr of photos of your post–C-section wobbling and scarred naked stomach?
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Many existing cities (including my home of Seattle) permanently scarred themselves with new urban freeways.
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His illness eventually scarred his lungs, leaving him with just 40 percent of his breathing capacity.
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The siege of Daraya killed thousands, and scarred the survivors -- some physically, all of them psychologically.
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The light is too bright, fluorescent; it reveals a pock-marked, scarred portrait of a family.
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Businesses are rebuilding, replacing the battle-scarred buildings with new multistory blocks and glossy shop fronts.
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Scarred But danger is never far away in this war-torn country -- especially for religious minorities.
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Mr. Goldman said the episode was outrageous and scarred Ms. Steinaker, causing her considerable emotional distress.
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Mama Mabel was the matriarch of the Harlem underworld and he was scarred by her brutality.
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It's a gorgeous image, and it really shows off how pitted and scarred the object is.
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Apparently, Jenna is "scarred a little bit," per Astrid, who is, once more, our Paradise narrator.
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Whenever I have a happy moment in my life, it's going to be sort of scarred.
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North along the coast: Abkhazia, a Russian-backed breakaway state, then Russia, then battle-scarred Ukraine.
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The old woman at the bodega crossed her scarred arms and shook her head at me.
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Are you still scarred from the first time you watched Home Alone all those years ago?
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The tournament was only in its second day, and it already had been scarred by violence.
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They also represent a point of no return — an event that forever scarred generations of Americans.
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And though he is reasonably scarred, Chappell reportedly found the whole thing to be pretty hilarious.
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Or is he one of those scarred good guys, like The Hound in Game of Thrones?
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"The manuscript had a battle-scarred look," he wrote of receiving his draft back from Macdonald.
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The '80s scarred us in myriad ways — from the colorful taffeta to the over-lined lips.
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He takes off his shirt and lets Murtagh give his leathery, scarred back another six lashes.
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Dinrah stood near a scarred work table and rolled a brand through a blue-hot flame.
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And every other character in this epic, uncut, nine-act, scandal-scarred whopper of a play.
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But the damage can be lasting — Mr. Tamba's attempt scarred his stomach, which still pains him.
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A bullet-scarred squeeze clamp at the top of the pallet held a paper bull's-eye.
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A scarred skeleton showed Scotty lived a 'violent' life Scotty, it seems, was prone to fights.
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Republicans also said that the primary fight between Sanders and Biden could leave the Democrats scarred.
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Back in Dayton, 23-year-old Devin Hamlin has lived a life scarred by gun violence.
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Tripping so often when I ran that I have the scarred knuckles of a street fighter.
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The glaciers had retreated, leaving the landscape scarred with precarious hills of loose stone and scree.
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"Our Boys" is a deep dive into events of recent history that have scarred the country.
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In the beginning of "Scarred," Edmondson suggests that telling her story is an act of contrition.
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The nicer ones were worried I would be scarred by the experience, and couldn't handle it.
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One of the refugee center's buildings is scarred with scorch marks from a recent arson attack.
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South Africa remains scarred by glaring income disparities and a jobless rate of over 27 percent.
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How can you get tough and develop thick skin, if you've never been wounded and scarred?
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In Bridey and Milo, Hoffman has created memorable antiheroes: tough and resourceful, scarred, feral and sexy.
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In a country scarred by leftist terrorism, Chávez and his socialist revolution were anathema to many.
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But schools reckoning with what to do with a bullet-scarred building have few easy choices.
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And at times scarred and a little damaged, but not with a sword like, 'I'm seeking revenge.
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In a world scarred by a constant stream of atrocities, the ramifications of this verdict are global.
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" Zormier added, "His actions caused the death of Olivia and likely scarred the boys emotionally for life.
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The region is scarred by the ethnic conflicts that followed the breakup of Yugoslavia in the 1990s.
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You know, not still emotionally scarred like Cole, who has done fuck all to resolve his issues.
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"Just think about it ... I've been seeing his toes for 17 years ... I've been scarred," he added.
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In test mode, the GAN got a new set of scarred pictures and performed computational plastic surgery.
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All to reduce inflammation and fight the chronic deadly infection eating away at my fragile, scarred lungs.
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In previous eras, governments of countries scarred by economic hardship set themselves the goal of "full" employment.
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I felt like it was ugly, scarred, and completely broken, I felt like it has failed me.
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In a fire-scarred state, these days, "if you're told to go, you go," one resident said.
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It's kinda crazy though ... SS looks down and out, not to mention scarred as his superhero character.
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Although she's disappointed the ER doctor didn't do a thorough job, she's more mentally than physically scarred.
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Aside from viewers being scarred by the way he died, it's clear he was a fan favorite.
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Some badly scarred survivors are just chilling on the beach and eating human flesh to sustain themselves.
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I want you to see my kinky hair, and I want you to see my scarred tits.
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I missed a payment once, and the subsequent lecture from my dad and credit hit scarred me.
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The shy, relatable babysitter is long gone, and in her place is a woman scarred by trauma.
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The FDP remains scarred by the election of 2013, when voters kicked it out of the Bundestag.
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Their operation is an oasis of elegance that has helped bring vitality back to Naji's scarred village.
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First you have your classics, like a brooding, scarred Jon Snow who has risen from the dead.
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Plenty of folks are deeply unhappy (and perhaps permanently, emotionally scarred) as a result of news coverage.
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On one side of a tiny Lego table lies the scarred, broken Anakin Skywalker without his helmet.
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Mr Paes tore down an elevated motorway that scarred the old port, burying it in a tunnel.
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Scarred by the financial crisis, battered by technological change and globalisation, less-skilled workers have fared worst.
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Some of the bloodiest massacres happened in Java and Bali, but violence scarred most of the archipelago.
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Burnt-out cars lie in shrapnel-scarred villages; fallen power lines hang next to empty ammunition crates.
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Discoveries help us understand our world — the scarred, imperfect beautiful mess of it — just a bit better.
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Believe me when I say that as a group they are still scarred by those market drops.
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"I'm blind, I can't see," was all he could say, while pointing towards his badly scarred face.
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To them, it is a place scarred by slums and blight, remediable only through razing and modernization.
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In a long-neglected, crime-scarred neighborhood, those will go a long way to easing residents' concerns.
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A public scarred by repeated revelations of corruption in government, sports and finance will demand to know.
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Still, much of the American public remains scarred from the 2008 global financial crisis and subsequent recession.
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After an eleventh-hour plot twist, the dynamic abruptly shifts, and someone either dies or is scarred.
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Crack the scarred, hard surface of an Adam Rapp play, and you'll discover a yielding marshmallow center.
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His arms are scarred as well as muscled, and his back is marked by a sizable welt.
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The panelled walls were scarred with the carved signatures of literary men— Walter Winchell's was the biggest.
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Everyone else files into conference rooms for a range of seminars led by battle-scarred political operatives.
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Chino's arms are scarred from the iron barbs that hooked him as he fell into the hole.
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But, you know, he had TB when he was 19, his lungs are probably scarred from that.
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Pakistani women know never to expect much from their leaders, scarred as they are by continual disappointments.
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Women, on the other hand, were perceived as equally attractive regardless of whether they had scarred faces.
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The Saturday Profile NAYPYIDAW, Myanmar — U Shwe Mann, a battle-scarred general, grabbed his gun and waited.
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The Tennessee Valley Authority, for instance, scarred the landscape with dams, which chop river ecosystems into pieces.
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We all have issues and we've all been scarred by our parents in one way or another.
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These policies indelibly scarred many American Muslims, who, like me, felt forced to hide our very identities.
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Some of their pubic hair is taken, and their head, breasts and shoulders are often ritually scarred.
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She walked down to the center of the stage and looked up at her blue, scarred walls.
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Democrats scarred by the 0003 contest are desperate to crown a nominee with a minimum of drama.
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During the campaign, Yushchenko was mysteriously poisoned with dioxin, and his face was left pockmarked and scarred.
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Is it meant to evoke cracked ceramics, with the picture plane literally splitting apart, a scarred skin?
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One soldier, his face scarred by acne, draws on his cigarette and stares outside, vacant, bored even.
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Passengers, he said, "could have had heart attacks" or other issues, or been emotionally scarred by the incident.
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Along the way our hunt revealed some of the relentless atrocities that scarred Poland throughout the 20th century.
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He said all of the victims will be forever scarred by the physical and emotional injuries they sustained.
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Given her scarred surfaces and her prior subject matter, what might a lighter place mean to the artist?
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In a life scarred by tragedy, he has already buried two of his kids and a first wife.
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Still emotionally scarred from my painful childhood, I had a lot of work to do on my confidence.
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This photo, taken on December 4th, 2016, shows Tethys, Saturn's fifth largest moon and its heavily scarred surface.
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Mark had left his jacket on the shabby orange sofa that had been scarred by our cat's scratching.
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She was badly injured and bruised, while her son who witnessed the attack, she said, was emotionally scarred.
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Andrew Cuomo in the gubernatorial race, as she tried to unite scandal-scarred Democrats at their state convention.
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Many remain close to their adoptive families, but some, like Cardinal, say they were scarred by the experience.
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Many have reported being psychologically scarred by the trauma, their lives marred by depression, divorce and suicidal notions.
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When a survivor has been sexually assaulted, her body becomes a crime scene scarred by a hostile trespasser.
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This would all make him an aesthete, a romantic, an acne-scarred Romeo in a Baz Luhrmann remake.
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We sat up all night with these girly dolls and got a hot knife and scarred their faces.
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Rents have soared as some Americans, scarred by the housing market collapse, remain wary of owning a home.
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But Mitski's music — scarred, vulnerable, immediate — often blurs the line between what's private and what's open for scrutiny.
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The past two centuries of industry have scarred the American landscape, leaving polluted wounds that may never heal.
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It is Africa's most populous country, with regional complexities, a scarred history and a patronage-based political culture.
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Riyadh and Tehran are bitter rivals, with ties scarred by religious differences and a quest for regional dominance.
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As Dr. El Chaar shared a slice with Saïd, he imparted some battle-scarred wisdom to his son.
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He didn't seem scarred by the things the game put him through, or that he put himself through.
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Passengers "could have had heart attacks," he said, or been emotionally scarred by the crickets and the worms.
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SZ: I grew up in a household that was certainly scarred by the Holocaust and World War Two.
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On Tuesday, she began telling reporters about the experience, which she says left her and her family scarred.
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They rise until they are suspended above your head, unreadable and unreachable, a forest of scarred brown figures.
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This is because the lines and forms bond, turning the paintings and works on paper into scarred things.
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We don't just see these shapes: we experience their scarred skin and their entrapment in a frenetic web.
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Some at the mosques had come from places scarred by war, while others had grown up in Christchurch.
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The hallway floors are dotted with mismatched tiles and scarred with peeling grout; the ceilings are already leaking.
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The man revealed severe burns that had scarred his entire body and face, and left him without ears.
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I have kept coming back to Sri Lanka to see what even a deeply scarred peace looks like.
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Possibly a part of her appeal: In a city scarred by corruption, she has never held elective office.
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Rabbi Goldstein and those injured were expected to recover but he said he will be scarred for life.
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The result was a protracted and divisive nomination process that left Clinton scarred going into the general election.
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Our mass shootings are so pervasive that they are beginning to doubly victimize those scarred by the horror.
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The Gandhi of a hundred battles, scarred but not fallen, is facing his greatest challenge in India today.
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You go find a battleground that's as war-torn and scarred as the mountaintops of southern West Virginia.
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People with scarred lungs should also discontinue vape or cigarette use, the authors said, which the woman did.
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Hoffman's characters are tough and resourceful, scarred, feral and sexy — less cast out than looking to get lost.
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Across five episodes, we see the friends, in sequence, scarred in adulthood by the aftershocks of the killing.
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The woman said her life was permanently scarred by the sexual abuse that started when she was 14.
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Streets and shop fronts were scarred with posters—"Chinazi"; "Never China"—and uprooted street signs crisscrossed the sidewalks.
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The scarred surface of "Early Morning" conveys wounds and psychic pain, the source of which Goodman never specifies.
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Mark's arms are scarred, which is apparently why he's been wearing long sleeves in the Los Angeles heat.
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His old Antony wore two sashes, one white, one red, over his hunched and deeply scarred, bare torso.
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Each and every child is scarred for life with horrific consequences on their health, well-being and future.
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The extortion and threats have left migrants, already scarred from the situations they are fleeing, even more traumatized.
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Even the possessor of the most hardened or scarred heart secretly yearns to connect deeply with another person.
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These women, who are scarred to this day by their encounters, are the real heroes of Bundy's terrifying tale.
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"I learned how traumatic her childhood was and how scarred she was by her parents' divorce," Bedell Smith says.
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Scarred and much-used kitchenware in archaic 1970s colors were painstakingly stacked and topped by a different ceramic critter.
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The archive of more than 100 photos includes images of battle-scarred sites in Northern Europe (Henry Aldridge & Son)
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But the party remains scarred and fractured as Republicans prepare to take on their likely Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton.
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My face was very acne-scarred and a little splotchy, and now I feel like an airbrushed IG model.
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Latin American societies, partly because of the legacies of colonialism and slavery, were long scarred by extreme income inequality.
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The courtyard is shared by a bullet-scarred Humvee stolen from American forces in Afghanistan and two tethered goats.
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Three generations of pilots have flown his B-52, a scarred old whale of a plane built in 1960.
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Other days, he shared an excruciating reality, posing in a hospital bed with bandages strapped across his scarred chest.
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The article touched a nerve in a country already scarred by a long history of drug and food scandals.
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Decrying "imperialism" still resonates for many in a region scarred by Washington's support of coups during the Cold War.
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In the last scene, Saba remains scarred by the attack but has dreams for the child she is expecting.
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Adam shocks Jonas by revealing that they are the same person — he reveals his scarred neck to prove it.
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Speaking with KUSA before the bodies were found, Chris said their house had been scarred by the apparent disappearances.
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She shared that Walker has a 83-year-old child, and that Walker is also scarred by the crash.
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Prepare to be scarred for life by the sex scenes in both films, through no fault of either actress.
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As the cycle turns, it brings a new challenge: tackling growth in an industry still scarred by its excesses.
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The tenement's retaining wall revealed centuries of colorful wallpaper and scarred brick zigzags where the stairwell used to be.
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Or maybe you're far more scarred by the kind-eyed dentist who forgot his NAMBLA keychain in your bathroom?
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Is your reputation in trouble, as it was for Uber, Nike, Lloyd's of London and others scarred by #MeToo?
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It belongs to the victims of their regimes and to every generation who inherited the world that they scarred.
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Even after the rain passes this week, the areas scarred by wildfires will be vulnerable to flooding for years.
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There is a threat of mudslides and mudflows, especially downhill from burn-scarred areas in all parts of California.
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" Eshoo said earlier this week that it was evident to her that Ford "had been scarred by this experience.
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He won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1993 for his efforts to promote reconciliation in his racially scarred nation.
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Harvey's mother, Someko Bellille, said in the Friday interview that her son has been permanently scarred by the incident.
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Yet against signs of rapid growth and untamable development, there are often surprising traces of history, rich and scarred.
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"We've maybe scarred a generation of investors where people are waiting for the inevitable return of 2008," he said.
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The form's ridged surface could be read as hair, as scarred skin, as the hide of a fantastic being.
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Ten months later, his face scarred, he moved slowly with a crutch and was unable to move his hands.
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The Amira, which lay under palm trees on a nearby beach, was scarred by at least 227 bullet holes.
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An unsettling aftermath haunts many of the cityscapes, with shots of flame-scarred brick buildings and litter-strewn courtyards.
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Keen for redemption, miffed at Deford, scarred by '26, Connors opted to skip his U.S. Open postmatch news conferences.
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The children and grandchildren of those who participated in the Troubles the most are still scarred by them today.
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Scarred by a difficult evacuation during Hurricane Matthew in 2016, the family left Lumberton ahead of Florence on Sept.
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Yet I also saw the country's First Nations people scarred by the images that white colonizers thrust upon them.
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They suggested that a previously scarred heart can trigger abnormal heart rhythms and result in sudden death during exercise.
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Will she learn anything from meeting Kevin Conroy's Bruce Wayne, who is emotionally and physically scarred from his battles?
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For many years, before it came under new leadership in 2008, it was a scandal-scarred and sleepy agency.
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Congressional Democrats and student advocates said rescinding the rule would leave the scandal-scarred for-profit college industry unchecked.
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We have photos and video of the disaster, and a short history of this scarred jewel of Gothic architecture.
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"I feel more scarred about the breakdown of my relationship with my father than I do my mom," says Lauren.
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Lee's remarkable album contains over 100 photos that document his journey across battle-scarred Northern Europe from Normandy to Berlin.
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The news further rattled an already-nervous city, which is still scarred by the memory of the 2003 SARS outbreak.
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This story is both hilarious and painful and shows that Clark is still scarred from this play six years later.
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Her husband, 217-year-old Khaled, struggled to pull pants over Mohammad's legs, which were scarred from falls during seizures.
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But, the complaint said, commuting for his 10 court appearances cost R.C. his job and the experience left him scarred.
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Containerisation left waterfront communities that relied on large numbers of dockyard jobs scarred by social and economic problems for decades.
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I have been able to continuously nourish two humans with this stretched, saggy, and scarred body of mine, since conception.
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Many institutional investors were scarred by the purge-like atmosphere that took hold in China's financial industry during the crash.
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Large parts of the country remain scarred by de-industrialisation and the marginalisation of a once proud working-class culture.
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Containerization left waterfront communities that relied on large numbers of dockyard jobs scarred by social and economic problems for decades.
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According to the researchers, the scarred landscape was probably carved out by liquid water long before the ice sheet grew.
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Nearly 5 million people around the world are blind because infection scarred their corneas, according to the World Health Organization.
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"This action by my colleagues was unacceptable and has scarred this process and this body," Coons said in the hearing.
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The agency has reviewed many cases of women being burned, scarred, injured and having pain during intercourse after undergoing treatments.
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Scarred by annoying BitStrips years ago, the concept of creating an emoji of yourself seemed juvenile, and kind of cheesy.
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"The family still has significant emotional distress, especially related to the fact that their son is scarred up," Virag adds.
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But these are women who have been scarred for years and have been waiting for this opportunity to come forward.
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Lang came back deeply scarred by the war, waving his service revolver around in very public fights with his wife.
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The conflict has been scarred by atrocities, including the decapitation of captured combatants, particularly by the ultra-radical Islamic State.
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When it comes down to it, skin is just skin — whether it's loose, or has stretch marks, or is scarred.
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Mogelson's debut offers 10 well-crafted stories of people scarred by war, their families, jobs and lovers littered around them.
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Additionally, the Afghan Taliban's leadership is based in Quetta, and infighting, militant-driven assassinations and kidnappings have scarred the city.
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I wish we could have handled it a little better because I think it kind of scarred us a bit.
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Dead tech, and it looked it: scarred light purple shell and a connector skewed so hard I doubted its operability.
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With him gone, you will have an agency scarred by a tumultuous run but nonetheless on the same policy track.
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Many are understandably still scarred by the 1979 hostage crisis or Iranian-supported Iraqi militias killing American soldiers in 2003.
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I'm sorry, if someone is murdered in the schools, they're going to be scarred for the rest of their lives.
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They are skeptical about their parents' (often effusive, unwavering) praise and they are scarred by their parents' (often hypercritical) judgment.
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What is apparent is that the girls were close, and that losing her sister has left Camille scarred for life.
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Jagged and black, scarred and strangely sinister, it was a reminder that the moon is barren, lifeless and brutally inhospitable.
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You don't survive as a U.S. textile manufacturer without being smart and nimble, and without being a little battle-scarred.
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He said his father was so "scarred" by the crash that he hardly spoke of it, even to his family.
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America never had a Sarah Kane, whose entire, harrowing career unfolded between 1995 and 2000, and left us forever scarred.
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Park's image was greatly scarred once news broke of her role in a multi-million dollar corruption scandal last year.
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Like Nell, Love is a woman so scarred by familial trauma that she clings to an unhealthy image of love.
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On Wednesday morning, frantic Iraqi soldiers raced their wounded comrades in battle-scarred Humvees to two of those trauma stations.
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In an interview at CHR headquarters in Manila in early November, he lifted his shirt to reveal his scarred chest.
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As it stands now, Mr. Koenig's 27-foot-high bronze sculpture, still badly scarred from the terrorist attack of Sept.
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But the country's blond-sand beaches are now scarred with plastic bottles and its mountain streams befouled by open dumps.
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Her symptoms are, in fact, milder than Scott's, but a past that scarred her both physically and emotionally compounds problems.
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This is something that remains an issue in West Baltimore, where some buildings are still scarred by the 1968 riots.
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One black-and-white shot cuts across a man's torso and forearms, one arm scarred with a concentration camp tattoo.
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Guarded and battle-scarred though she is, the Hillary in the play isn't quite the Hillary Clinton from the news.
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In late April, locals made their mark by holding the first soccer match since liberation, in their mortar-scarred outdoor field.
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Anyway, a month later I was on my way to New York, a bit scarred from the accident but otherwise intact.
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ANGEL-HO lives and goes to school in Cape Town, South Africa, a city still scarred by the legacy of apartheid.
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It was immaculate, I swear, until about 4 years later, when a stumble during a brief run left it scarred forever.
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He was God's scarred leader Which brings us back to the encounter I had in the gym with Long years ago.
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Crocodiles are farmed for their meat and hides, but large and battle-scarred crocs are usually unsuitable for the handbag market.
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Surrounding buildings were scarred with cracks and gaping holes caused by the 8.2 magnitude earthquake that struck the region on Sept.
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By the time Michael finally headed out to the Atlantic, its path of destruction had scarred the landscape in four states.
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Glasgow and Liverpool were badly scarred by the collapse of shipbuilding and other maritime industries in the 1980s, as was Hull.
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"Jonah Hex" is a DC Comics character with a scarred face that you wouldn't want to look at for 81 minutes.
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Unless you put offenders into prison forever, they will come out angry and scarred and ready to perpetrate even more violence.
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But German officials said it would open old wounds in a region still scarred by the ethnic conflicts in the 1990s.
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Bear 32, known appropriately as "Chunk" by his fans, is facing down Bear 856, the scarred bully of the Brooks River.
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Deterrence is a great scarred old whale of a bomber which may or may not have nuclear munitions ready to load.
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Aleppo's scarred residents feel pain of war The route into Aleppo from the Turkish border is yet to be declared safe.
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But many worry about a return to violence in a country scarred by civil war and conflicts between Hizbullah and Israel.
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Turns out, people love a man in red – even if he's a hideously scarred mercenary with a dark sense of humor.
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The UN agency also provides vital health services to the women, including reproductive care and counseling for those scarred by trauma.
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A machine called a FibroScan, similar to an ultrasound, can also tell your doctor how stiff and scarred your liver is.
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But humans don't know what turtles think, and it's impossible to verify whether mama turtle was forever scarred by the experience.
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Profane, self-certain and supremely ambitious, Stephen Bannon looks like the old, scarred survivor of more battles than he can recall.
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Fatima, 37, with a scarred face from a beating by Islamic State militants, fled Iraq with her mother, the report says.
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This city and our hearts are scarred, cut to the core, but in true New York City fashion...We will heal.
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According to the Mayo Clinic, the disease occurs when lung tissue becomes scarred and causes reduced oxygen supply in the blood.
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The monster certainly has a gnarlier than usual look, with a scarred, mutilated face, and burned, crusty skin like cooling lava.
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A combination of heavy rain and scarred vegetation after last fall's huge blazes have created mudslides in a number of places.
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Let's just say a particularly disastrous childhood dish (my mom still rues the day she made it) scarred me for life.
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If these vessels somehow become blocked, the fluid backs up and the skin around them becomes thick, inflamed and eventually scarred.
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Picture a three-year-old tug of war waged across the globe that leaves both sides wobbly and scarred but unmoved.
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Nobody comes to Abkhazia, a breakaway region of Georgia still scarred by the fighting of 1992-93, expecting to be pampered.
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Chude Jideonwo, a friend of hers who works in P.R., had come back from a year at Yale scarred and angry.
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Leaders of New Zealand and France -- two countries scarred by terrorism -- will meet to discuss ways to stop violent extremism online.
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He had a friendly yet nervy air, chain-smoking and rattling off his thoughts; the amber streetlights illuminated his scarred face.
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During the recession, many millennials saw their family's savings and retirement crumble and Klontz believes that experience could have scarred people.
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Although you cannot name the forms, nearly all of them evoke the body, with the scarred surface further inflecting that reading.
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Adrift and emotionally scarred, the rest of the family live it up for one bohemian season, until their luck runs out.
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Much of a high school student's body was left scarred from third-degree burns when an experiment went awry in 2014.
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Women — lonesome, scarred, wobbling — lead each of the nine stories, which are tidily sorted into three sections: past, present and future.
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Such daily notions are part of the hard, desperate routine of the surviving families spiritually scarred in the nation's gun carnage.
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Just then Liz's 16-year-old son, Zac, befriends Fran, a young woman who's been scarred by her own horrific ordeal.
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Go deeper: We have photos and video of the disaster, and a short history of this scarred jewel of Gothic architecture.
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Personal Health Patients deal with pain and itching and often encounter medical ignorance and mistreatment until affected tissues become irreparably scarred.
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Since the overthrow of Saddam Hussein in 2003, campaign seasons in Iraq have been scarred by terrorist attacks and other violence.
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They're presented on wooden cutting boards, raw-edged or scarred from a knife and all the more beautiful for the use.
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The cozy ties between South Korea's government and the scandal-scarred conglomerate Samsung have made awkward optics for South Korean tycoons.
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Here's an acne-scarred and recognizably black Michael Jackson, gushing about the freedom of dancing for fun instead of for work.
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Then, in 1997, Winnipeg was struck by the worst flood in a century, and it scarred the psyche of its citizens.
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The great fish Botch is swollen to elephantine proportions, and its flesh is so scarred and damaged that it appears white.
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Your uterus is injured and has been scarred, but you've pushed out two babies, so your body knows what it's doing.
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And scarred by Hillary Clinton's loss to Mr. Trump in 2016, some Iowans say they are wary of nominating another woman.
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Then he showed us his scarred arm and told us the story of how his family was devastated in January 2013.
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Every time I passed it, I was reminded of the legacy of violence that has scarred both sides of the conflict.
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It is here that 900 acres of mining for gold were slated on the scarred peak of the Shoshone, Mt. Tenabo.
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Nigeria's crude-producing heartland is an ecological disaster zone, scarred by decades of spills that have killed trees and other plants.
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If Edward and Freegrace ever discovered that this scarred New Brunswicker imagined himself one with them they would perish from shock.
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The Clinton administration, scarred by the chaotic failure of the peacekeeping mission in Somalia, had no desire for a similar entanglement.
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Larson claims she's been so scarred by Broner's attack, she underwent months of counseling and therapy for post-traumatic stress disorder.
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Democrats emboldened by the Sanders sizzling attacks on trade agreement and Trump's rhetoric has scarred the Republicans traditional free trade position.
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The husband, John, was part of something called "Site Nine" during the war on terror, something that badly scarred him psychologically.
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By the start of May, this action had finally pulled in the professional investor class that had entered 2019 scarred and scared.
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The legislation divided a state already scarred by years of targeted enforcement against Latinos, who make up one-third of the population.
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The Saturday Profile WASHINGTON — NOT every private equity executive has a pair of battle-scarred AK-47s hanging on his office wall.
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Scarred by acts of unimaginable terror, victims of the Boston Marathon bombing and the Orlando nightclub massacre are finding healing in unity.
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Gazes that may have been scarred from the past, but wide enough to see the light at the end of the road.
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According to the Mayo Clinic, chronic pulmonary fibrosis occurs when lung tissue becomes scarred and causes reduced oxygen supply in the blood.
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Alice grew up in a home scarred by domestic violence, though at the time she didn't know that's what it was called.
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The famous 1945 photo taken by Joe Rosenthal depicts six US Marines hoisting an American flag over the battle-scarred Japanese island.
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These are displayed near pristine gold or marble editions of the exact same pieces, so-called "reproductions" of the scarred wreckage finds.
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They're also being seized upon as a source of mutual healing for some of the most psychologically scarred members of both species.
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The film uncomfortably equates beauty with virtue; the primary female villain, Dr. Poison (Elena Anaya), is badly scarred and hides her face.
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The relationship is scarred by the trauma of the 1954-1962 independence war in which the North Africa country broke with France.
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So scarred is Tony by what happened in the first Avengers, he inadvertently creates even greater horrors out of his own fears.
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A family in California whose son was permanently scarred by bedbug bites has been awarded nearly $1.6 million by a civil jury.
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And yet, her ankle is chained to a heavy, rusted metal ball and her surface has been slashed and scarred with abuse.
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You get the sense that she's forever scarred by Jack's death, but she's sort of moving on and sought this next chapter.
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She claims the bites left her not only physically scarred but emotionally as well ... she says she suffered embarrassment and psychological trauma.
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Her lacerations are healing and her body is scarred, and the pain still pulsates throughout her body, making it difficult to rest.
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But the process of rapid development has scarred wetlands, ponds and other natural features that once kept low-lying areas from flooding.
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On Tuesday, in one of many now-eerie portents in his TV interviews, Chris said the apparent disappearances had scarred their home.
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It's heavy stuff, and when a record present such a scarred-up facade it's easy to hear only the darkness in it.
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He can pivot from a self-laceration to a threat on a dime, changing his delivery from scarred to tough for emphasis.
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As air fills my now-scarred lungs, I remain hopeful for the day when TB will be a disease of the past.
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Justice was largely served by women, and a man who committed sexual assault might be banished, scarred, or sentenced to capital punishment.
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The competition lasts until November 30, and the winner will be awarded $500 (and probably scarred for life by what they've seen).
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Like the two Somali schools, the Deva hospital, a rare private clinic in the battle-scarred capital, Mogadishu, is no longer open.
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But the risks on the football field, as seen in the scarred brains of the sport's departed stars, are substantial and frightening.
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On Utøya, he was struck to see that bullet holes still scarred buildings' walls while the island's natural elements had been restored.
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Obviously, the event marked him and scarred him deeply, to the point of putting his wife in a sort of waking coma.
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At this stage, in his battle-scarred career, it's safe to say that Sangmanee will be around for some time to come.
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Many Democrats remain deeply scarred by Mr. Trump's victory, memories that have been unnervingly revived by the recent spike in conservative enthusiasm.
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Mr. Sanders's support this year has proved particularly enduring in the West, where many communities remain visibly scarred by the Great Recession.
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As often as not, modern US war leaders -- such as Lyndon Johnson and George W. Bush -- left office with reputations forever scarred.
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It declined to comment on reports it had suspended work on its massive LNG project in the war-scarred southeastern African country.
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Six years later, she's found alive and scarred in a tank in the woods, with no recollection of her time in captivity.
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That landmark crisis killed hundreds of thousands of people, swallowed nearly half the country's oil revenue and scarred a generation of Iranians.
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They came from a schoolhouse, and were scarred and initialed by students, "a lot of Joanie loves Chachi stuff," Mr. Bradley said.
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The migrants' goal is Tijuana, across the border from San Diego, a route that avoids the crime-scarred states of northeastern Mexico.
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Once he made the initial incision down the length of the scarred pericardium, the blood flow through the heart more than doubled.
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What's revealed beneath his business suit is a deeply scarred torso, possibly — you may infer — a legacy of time in the military.
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The region was scarred about two decades ago by a deadly school shooting in West Paducah, about a 40-minute drive away.
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But even when patients overcome their embarrassment, they often run up against medical ignorance and mistreatment until affected tissues become irreparably scarred.
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His face was scarred and battered in a way that could only have been the result of years in the boxing ring.
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He grew up as an Anglophile in eastern France, near the German border, in a family badly scarred by two world wars.
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But the experience scarred her — leading her to further drug use and crime before she began her full recovery later in 22018.
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However, the scandal-scarred Zuma — who is reportedly considering stepping down ahead of his 2019 term expiration — is a cause for concern.
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Younger people, scarred by the wreckage of the financial crisis, looked at the world they'd inherited and felt wide-ranging moral indignation.
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By then he was photographing most of his models against a scarred canvas painted with clouds and a patch of brightening light.
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Meet Scotty, the heavyweight champ of T. rexes About 66 million years ago, an old battle-scarred Tyrannosaurus rex roamed prehistoric Saskatchewan.
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Through these young informants, Ripley meets battle-scarred reformers, sleep-deprived zombie students, and a teacher who earns $4 million a year.
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" Rachel's face had been beautiful but scarred, and so, for Marie, "something amiss would from then on be a requisite for beauty.
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In a country scarred by communism—where the state was once all-intrusive and families had virtually no privacy—such sensitivities are understandable.
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Aidy Bryant does particularly impressive deadpan work here as the host of an actress roundtable where Debette leaves three younger actress emotionally scarred.
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Also, more than one-third of the pine trees in Paradise are expected to be removed since they were scarred in the fire.
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The problem is starkly illustrated in Baltimore, where neighborhoods already disadvantaged by extreme poverty and disinvestment are scarred by extraordinary levels of violence.
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There are severed mannequin parts, perforated movie star pin-ups, sun-scarred wedding albums, and strange assemblages of discarded consumer goods and debris.
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The idea of exploring the art of a generation scarred by the constant threat of school shootings and terrorism is an interesting one.
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The fear of failed rules is more alive on the history-scarred continent than on a pragmatic island that never knew the jackboot.
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But Mr Orban rules a country that has been scarred by communism and Mr Trump is hedged in by checks and balances galore.
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After surgery, Dick posted a photo of her purpled, scarred arm on Facebook to let her friends and family know what was up.
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I am forever scarred by the personal trauma which has remained with me since, particularly once we found out the attackers were Saudi.
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He's spoken candidly about the knock to his self esteem after a vicious knife attack in 217 that left his face permanently scarred.
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Mm-hmm. I think he's scarred, literally and figuratively, by the end of the movie, and I think scars change people, you know?
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He's scarred, and hopefully that will reflect on his behavior and his self-knowledge, try to be a little better of a person.
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Mr Cuomo has lately taken to invoking the spirit of Robert Moses, a planner who both shaped and scarred 20th-century New York.
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The bad guys are bad because they're deformed; you can spot the villain by his scarred face or the warts on her nose.
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The result is a body of work that is tough, tender, layered with the history of earlier marks and forms, and deeply scarred.
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She said Daleel was mentally scarred and left suicidal by the death of his wife and son in Syria and by being tortured.
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Similarly, when did you last see a movie or TV show featuring an Iraq War veteran who wasn't emotionally scarred, or even volatile?
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At the portion of the trail closest to the visitor center, you can feel ice-scarred, bare rock, uncovered by Mendenhall's consistent retreat.
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Should Labour lawmakers seek to re-enter government, they would need to win the support of party members scarred by the election hammering.
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Timothy Egan Earlier this month, the world's most battle-scarred cable news network did something extraordinary in this year of vaporous political contrails.
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I was so scarred and angered by the way he treated people, I decided I would never put myself in that situation again.
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By prior agreement, the three German cars slowly made their way across the scarred and cratered no man's land between the opposing armies.
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Smith, who grew up in the riot-scarred Watts neighborhood in Los Angeles, had never been to the Middle West before that summer.
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In a separate dispute that further scarred government relations, Zuma asked National Director of Public Prosecutions Shaun Abrahams to give reasons by Nov.
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Maybe she means she made her scene, the one in which she mentally scarred Johnny Black enough that his dick went into hibernation?
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Once the abnormal connection forms, the less muscular veins are damaged and, over time, become thickened and scarred and eventually are blocked completely.
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The plan foundered and left the landscape scarred; in the area of Jérémie alone, as many as a million fruit trees were destroyed.
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He added that '' '86 scarred me some — I remember watching the World Series with the Mets and Red Sox, and it was painful.
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By weakening E.P.A.'s commitment to bringing polluters to justice, Mr. Pruitt abandons communities scarred by pollution and undermines the rule of law.
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By the time a fragile Armenian-Azerbaijani ceasefire was signed in 1994, this conflict — the Nagorno-Karabakh war — had scarred the wider region.
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Mr. Carrabba's songs — scarred wails pulsing with nervy punk energy — were among the genre's most recognizable, but all that wailing took its toll.
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" Instead, "it's like noshing on the actual and anatomical heart of someone who scarred your beloved and thought they'd got away with it.
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It scarred my soul to watch this once vital man decline, knowing that I could have, and wanted to, spare him this suffering.
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The children are scarred by their mother's recent suicide, partially driven by the revelation that her husband intends to marry his mistress, Grace.
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The founders of the European Union wanted to put a stop to the unending violence and aggression that had scarred Europe's long history.
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In her new memoir, Scarred, Vancouver actress Sarah Edmondson tells the story of her time in the now infamous "sex slave cult" Nxivm.
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The two were appointed by the Security Council to an independent panel of experts to investigate atrocities in the vast, conflict-scarred country.
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Wearing military-style regalia, General Hifter said that all that remained was to clear battle-scarred neighborhoods of land mines and unexploded ordnance.
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The manic Sultan Khilji, with long hair and a battle-scarred face, bares his teeth as he chomps on massive chunks of meat.
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Drug-scarred Mexico, which also suffered a record number of murders in 1003, had a homicide rate of around 20 per 100,000 people.
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The incident is an embarrassment for South Africa, a country keen to promote itself as a tourist destination but scarred by violent crime.
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" Surrounding the area were "graffiti-scarred tenements, nightclubs and a smattering of newly renovated dwellings where apartments sell for as much as $450,000.
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The company declined to comment on reports it had suspended work on its massive LNG project in the war-scarred southeastern African country.
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Brigman portrayed her nude body, significantly scarred from an accident, often lodging herself within a gnarled juniper tree deep in the Sierra mountains.
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It was on this vessel that Brigman fell in a hole during a storm, nearly severing a breast and leaving her badly scarred.
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"We're not going to participate in a tribute to a person whose political journey has been scarred by corruption," said Podemos leader Pablo Iglesias.
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I would go for what I call the 'Blake's 7' ending, which left me scarred as a child as everybody died in the end.
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And your actions matter—tread lightly through London, and the city won't be scarred; run rampant, and it'll turn against you all the quicker.
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"Some of our neighbors don't want to return – they say they are scarred by what they went through and can't come back," she said.
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Because The Animated Series was aimed at a younger audience, this Joker isn't as scarred or scary as Heath Ledger or Joaquin Phoenix's versions.
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The city lies in Alsace, a borderland scarred—like the Somme—by war between Germany and France; Mr Studer's grandfathers fought on opposite sides.
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Many loan investors are still scarred after losing money on struggling French clothing retailer Vivarte, which has been through several debt restructurings since 2013.
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"As she became comfortable, she began to reveal her non-mastectomy breast to the camera, while leaving her scarred breast covered," Isis tells Refinery29.
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Similarly, Morgan, Karloff's House persona, is a mute, scarred butler who is revealed to the audience in the concealing sliver of an open door.
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Next thing you know, I woke up and I have seven half-assed crosses on my chest that are just burnt and scarred over.
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Theris, her scarred and bug-bitten body by then tanned and dirtied by her time outside, was initially mistaken for a deer, NBC reports.
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The Day the World Changed is notable not just for these stories, but for its dramatic visualizations of a world scarred by nuclear warfare.
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It's happy and beautiful, but I'm scarred with being scared and nervous because I know the pain of what a failed pregnancy can be.
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Katie Arrington, who was endorsed by the president, scored a surprise victory over the scandal-scarred Sanford for the GOP nomination for his seat.
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But some research in animals suggest that, if taken long enough, the drug could also ultimately damage genital tissue, leaving penises fibrotic and scarred.
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Not too far from there is another region scarred by the dust devils that kick up dust and reveal the darker, older material below.
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We're still scarred from last week's discovery that he molested Quinn as teenager, and his demise would serve as perfect ending for season six.
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I think often one of the things that maybe scarred me was Kaspersky Labs, the Russian-based company, that clearly was tied into Russia.
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It's been just over six months since Kim Kardashian was robbed at gunpoint by jewel thieves, but she's clearly still scarred by the ordeal.
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I stopped counting the number of friends I lost in the Vietnam War or that came home forever scarred mentally or physically or both.
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His life has been scarred with tragedy: the death of his mother, bouts of homelessness, jail stints, one-time friends and collaborators turned enemies.
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Hot on his trail are two members of the Psych Corps, known as Singleton and Wendy, who have also been scarred by the war.
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I think it's because I've been scarred by the music business at such a young age and coming into the business through overnight success.
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Peter also brings up the fact that his last serious relationship really scarred him and it's taken him some time to get over it.
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Bearded members of the Muslim Brotherhood, their skin scarred by the torture of Mubarak's security state, embraced secular Egyptian liberals and declared common cause.
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Clinton was boring by comparison, the hyper-familiar and battle-scarred veteran of the same old political battles — not an easy sell in 2016.
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A stationary camera takes in, one after the other, a single image of a space constructed (or simply scarred) by humankind, and subsequently abandoned.
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It was one of the most embarrassing moments of my life, and I feel terrible that I might have scarred three small children forever.
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Much of "Westfront" is played out in the scarred and denuded buffer zone between the trenches — filmed by Pabst in highly defined sharp focus.
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He drove as he lived: using sheer obstinacy to force a car to its destination, no matter how battered and scarred it would emerge.
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Pablo Rochat Americans are still scarred by the financial crisis, and the fruits of this decade's record-breaking rally fell mostly to the rich.
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The question now is whether these victories can convince battle-scarred Democratic women to believe once again that a woman can beat Donald Trump.
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The blast on Wednesday from a vehicle packed with explosives ripped off the gate of Counterpart's compound and scarred much of the city block.
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It also amounts to a snub of President Trump, who had broken with most of his party and embraced the scandal-scarred Mr. Moore.
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His trade to the Reds in June 1977 — over a salary dispute with the team chairman, M. Donald Grant — scarred a generation of fans.
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Ever cash-starved, New York mass transit had a near-death experience in the 2850s, when subway cars were graffiti-scarred visions of purgatory.
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Beginning late last year, fishermen were coming across the scarred and emaciated carcasses of dolphins, sometimes five a day, bobbing up to the surface.
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"I'm scarred for life," he said softly on Wednesday, the anniversary of his last face-to-face encounter with his son before he died.
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Some activists and journalists worry that a return of the Rajapaksas would only widen the country's differences, rather than bringing a scarred nation together.
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But also here are intimations of horror: slaves' cabins, 19th-century photographs of slaves' backs scarred by flogging, the open pants of lynching victims.
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But in a nation still scarred by the Korean War, many are concerned that a hawkish American administration might escalate tensions with the North.
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To the battle-scarred investor fearful of another market crash, "Options Action " trader Mike Khouw has a strategy on how to protect your portfolio.
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It deals with the introduction of the Punisher (Jon Bernthal), a man who's so scarred by personal trauma that he equates justice with death.
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Blatter&aposs presence in Russia is awkward and a little embarrassing for sport&aposs new leadership trying to rebuild its reputation after corruption-scarred years.
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The team will face France in the tournament final in Moscow on Sunday, provoking mixed reactions and strong emotions in the region scarred by war.
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In April, images published on social media showed the badly scarred bodies of Somali migrants on an Egyptian beach, suggesting they had had organs removed.
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Retail investors, scarred by the 2008 financial crash, have become risk-averse and poured billions into bond funds against the backdrop of ultra low yields.
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The patriarch of the Robinson family, scarred by the zombie near-apocalypse he witnessed as a kid, is dead set against having one at home.
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In a characteristic gesture, the glass pane is sensuously scarred with acid, and it diffuses a steel section behind into a less assertive, hazier apparition.
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Yet as thousands celebrate a historic election, the city remains scarred by deep inequality and prejudice, and even Reed's victory spurred displays of nasty bigotry.
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"It's like I'm living in a movie," said Jacqueline Narvaez, 34, whose husband, Anllel Segura, was scarred across his forehead and eyebrows in the attack.
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A graduate student at Oxford University says he was "emotionally scarred for at least five years" after being tormented in middle school in Hong Kong.
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Upon Zinke's departure — just like when Pruitt left — you will have an agency scarred by a tumultuous run but nonetheless on the same policy track.
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President Donald Trump heads to Iowa on Tuesday as he tries to limit the political damage from tariff crossfire that has scarred the U.S. heartland.
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Bouet said the areas in which the uterus had scarred after the mother's previous C-sections were strong, but the regions around it had weakened.
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The former athlete makes a surprise appearance in King Arthur: Legend of the Sword as Trigger, a smart-mouthed (and scarred!) soldier to the king.
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I, Mikayla Capers, also was scarred for the rest of my life — I would like to know the bad man would never hurt anyone else.
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Surprisingly, she had turned down my suggestion of doing a more discreet interview in one of the Khrushchev-era apartments in the battle-scarred suburbs.
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PEOPLE's first-ever podcast, Cover-Up, digs into the Chappaquiddick scandal that scarred two families and may have changed the course of American presidential history.
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The Clearasil Bandit, named for his acne-scarred skin, unsuccessfully sued the FBI after fellow inmates teased him about his nickname in prison, he said.
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Photographer Florian Rainer and and journalist Jutta Sommerbauer took their book title, The Gray Zone, from the name locals give to this battle-scarred landscape.
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I'm not scarred by it, but I feel like it's not what I would have wished for if I could have designed the perfect life.
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But almost none of the companies have paid their share of billions of dollars owed to repair the badly scarred landscape they have left behind.
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Yet his father avoided financial risk, refusing to ever use a credit card, scarred by his own parents losing a fortune in the Great Depression.
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When Mr Booker began his rise in Democratic politics, his suburban childhood saw him denounced as too privileged to understand riot-scarred, post-industrial Newark.
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Lawless noted there were signs the downturn had bottomed out in Perth, which has been badly scarred by a slowdown in the dominant mining industry.
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Her lungs are so scarred from the disease that she becomes breathless after walking several steps, but she says she is grateful to be alive.
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Lewis explained that while authoritarian parenting did often help children do better at school and stay out of trouble, it often left them emotionally scarred.
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Rotenberg was born in 1951 in Leningrad, a city deeply scarred by the Nazis' two-and-a-half-year blockade during the Second World War.
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Separately, parts of Colorado were drenched with rain on Wednesday morning, where officials warned of flash flooding and debris in areas recently scarred by wildfires.
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The fighters and commanders clasped their arms round each other, smiling, in a battle-scarred landscape of rubble and ruined buildings around the main square.
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After a terrible accident leaves aspiring fashion designer Rose (Laura Verdervoot) scarred beyond recognition, she seeks out an experimental treatment that will have unexpected consequences.
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Russia has been helping Serbia beef up its military with fighter jets, attack helicopters and battle tanks, raising concerns in the war-scarred Balkan region.
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Now coalition warplanes are knocking the bridges out themselves to prevent the Islamic State from bringing supplies and car bombs into the battle-scarred east.
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"One day I saw her hurl a plank across the scarred concrete floor of the theater in anger and frustration over some postponement," he wrote.
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In close-up views, she confronted viewers with a ravenous creature cramming her mouth with stuff, a seamless merging of scarred paint and monstrous imagery.
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Such, for decades, was the image of the capital of the coal-mining region of Silesia: unbeautifully industrial, pollution-scarred and hopelessly reliant on hydrocarbon.
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His scarred, textured paintings and layered drawings exist somewhere between the stitched-together body of Frankenstein's monster and Piet Mondrian's precisely sectioned, asymmetrically divided squares.
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Mr. Williams emailed several pictures of the old table, which looks polished and not visibly scarred, during events held by Mr. Carson's predecessor, Julián Castro.
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The accusations the suitors make to this veiled figure, whose scarred face they are not permitted to see, don't need to be based in fact.
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A theme this season has been the slow but steady revelation of how badly Darlene, too, has been scarred by the disintegration of her family.
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Perhaps I had been scarred by harsh industrial versions, and the cloying knockoffs of balsamic vinegar that had somehow kept showing up in my kitchen.
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During court proceedings, Daniel Rice's lawyers argued that the shooting that put their client in a wheelchair as a teenager had left him psychologically scarred.
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In 23, for example, a spike in commodities prices pushed inflation up but most central banks ignored it to focus on healing their scarred economies.
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One participant, a whale-hunter with a scarred face, tells how he fights to be honest in order to have an alcohol-free, better life.
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Yet his father avoided financial risk, refusing to ever use a credit card, scarred by his own parents losing a fortune in the Great Depression.
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Russians remain scarred by it — and so Mr. Putin cannot allow his people to see themselves returning to life under a stagnating and aging elite.
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But the provision of ample emergency power was seen as an asset and a selling point to New Yorkers scarred by memories of Hurricane Sandy.
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Prosecutors asked Ms. Young to describe the producer's body, and her statements — that his genitals looked abnormal and scarred — echoed the testimony of Ms. Mann.
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The fury of speed as the scarred modified sucked up the asphalt, controlled by a sun-roughened man with muscled arms who was my hero.
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He wants people to see trans male bodies as they are, whether ripped or soft, hairy or smooth, boyish or dad-ish, scarred or not.
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"Our human family is scarred and wounded by a succession of increasingly destructive wars that especially affect the poor and those most vulnerable," Francis said.
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"Our human family is scarred and wounded by a succession of increasingly destructive wars that especially affect the poor and those most vulnerable," Francis said.
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This new generation, scarred by the financial crisis, is saving more than the free-spending boomers did before them, and it's causing an economic imbalance.
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The squat time capsule, at 261 Crown Street, has a century-old wooden counter and furnishings scarred by the carvings of patrons' initials and names.
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It has refurbished historic buildings that were scarred with grafitti, like Belvedere Castle and the Dairy, as well as dozens of bridges, arches and fountains.
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We have emotions, and those emotions are deeply scarred by looking at children being raped all the time, and people getting their heads chopped off.
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He spoke of watching Prizzi's Honor — he does have an affinity for mob-themed movies — and spotted a graffiti-scarred subway train in one scene.
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Clinton was always proclaiming herself to be the proven warrior in the field — toughened up and battle-scarred from decades of waging fights against Republicans.
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While the rain is a welcome sight for many, it can spur dangerous mudslides and debris flows in burn-scarred areas, often with little warning.
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Where Beanpole is stoic and doll-like, her friend is more visibly scarred and agitated — nearly unhinged — by the conflicts raging around and within them.
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Stryker led the FSA photography division during its documentation of US farms from 1934 to 1943, and any negative he deemed unusable was irreversibly scarred.
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The EU has propped up Ukraine's war-scarred economy since the Crimea annexation while prodding the pro-Western authorities to pass reforms and tackle corruption.
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A sketchbook drawing is as rough and tumble of a place as the stripped, scarred, raped South African landscapes Kentridge renders for his danse macabre.
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Adding to the challenge, state-owned firms, scarred by the oil price rout between 2014 and 2016, want a bigger share of oil sale revenues.
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Current and former workers at the Wounded Warrior Project question whether the charity's mission to help scarred veterans has taken a back seat to self-promotion.
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The fact that Tench spends his days looking at mutilated bodies impacts his relationship with his wife and son, and now, has scarred his teenage babysitter.
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She was the woman who'd driven through the night from Atlanta to walk with Paulette in Charlotte and had bared her own scarred and breastless chest.
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Clean-up typically involves restoring the scarred landscape, cleaning up water pollution, making sure there are no toxic metals leaking into nearby streams and groundwater sources.
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Box's hard-won NYSE debut was actually quite positive, but by then we were battle-scarred and smart enough not to get caught up in it.
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But the scandal has gripped the nation, prompting many politicians to criticizes the Church in the staunchly Catholic country, where the crisis has scarred its credibility.
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The combination transforms Janna's attempts at love into a match of skill, a game that leaves one bloody and scarred, giving the novel a cruel beauty.
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Young people who entered Britain's labor market amid the 2008 financial crisis are still "scarred" by its impact on their employment and earnings potential, researchers found.
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Nor was he scarred solely by a difficult relationship with his overbearing father, an idea that Alan Bennett's play "Kafka's Dick" toyed with in the 1980s.
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In the country's southeast, scarred by a year of deadly clashes between the PKK and the army, his government has ousted scores of elected Kurdish officials.
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Same goes for tattoos: Aren't you glad, in retrospect, that you never got that hand-drawn portrait of Tom DeLonge permanently scarred into your skin forever?
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Burnout happens quickly, workers cite symptoms similar to post-traumatic stress disorder and whole health consultancies like Workplace Wellbeing have sprung up to assist scarred moderators.
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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 bloom of hipster bars and restaurants is emerging in the old drug-scarred quarter around the main station, complete with avocado salads and flaxseed baguettes.
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And don't ever expect to see any makeup, besides a lip product in her purse, because one traveling experience (that involved exploding products) left her scarred.
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Taken together, this could yet mean that the youngest millennials, who have been less scarred by the crisis, could contribute towards their retirement pots for longer.
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The ship is scarred with blast marks and rust; by all indications it's the same ship that made the Kessel Run in less than 29 parsecs.
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As mass was celebrated Saturday, dozens of Iraqi and US security forces were on standby to protect worshipers at the historic, battle-scarred Mart Shmony Church.
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They were fathers and brothers, 40 years old, scarred from the horrors they'd endured but mature artists with a legacy to preserve and still expand upon.
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Intuitive Surgery has been criticized in the past, though, as patients have claimed they were scarred after undergoing procedures involving the high-tech da Vinci robot.
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The victim's mother testified during the sentencing hearing that her son remains scarred, and is now bullied by other students as a result of his experience.
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The pain Keith Edmonds has endured is written on his scarred face, giving him street cred with the abused and neglected kids he's trying to reach.
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Thursday's rain fell on the scarred area and flowed into other areas, causing flooding in the town of Durham and clogging some area roads with debris.
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The female narrator of "Scarred" imprisons and tortures a man in order to harvest from him the blood and tears that her dark magic spells require.
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Like the two Somali schools, the Deva hospital, a rare private clinic in battle-scarred Mogadishu popular with a tiny Somali elite, is no longer working.
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He reappears on the wall across — in the famous Avedon portrait of his scarred torso, taken in 1969, a year after he survived an assassination attempt.
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Millennials still scarred by 2008 According to the Legg Mason survey, 56% of Millennials indicated that their current investing strategy is influenced by memories of 2008.
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It remains the one film of Paul Verhoeven's that I absolutely refuse to revisit, not just because it left me scarred, but because it is shit.
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It was another test of catastrophic weather for an already storm-scarred stretch of Gulf Coast, and like past disasters, the response didn't escape second-guessing.
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Op-Ed Contributor SAN FRANCISCO — The fires that ravaged Northern California in October claimed lives, weakened communities and scarred one of the West's most distinctive landscapes.
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Service is minimal to nonexistent, the marble lobby stinks of cigarette smoke and the green carpeting that covers most of the floors is stained and scarred.
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Despite her own emigration to the United States, at age 19, Stella — who is deeply scarred by childhood sexual abuse — can't escape the power of men.
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Scarred by the quick-change twists of President Trump's victory in 2016 — when anchors and pundits looked stunned by the outcome — network producers were treading carefully.
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The pale was scarred by frequent explosions of anti-Semitic violence by local Christians, many of them Cossacks, who had a reputation for being particularly brutal.
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As women navigate these manmade, battle-scarred places, a subtle feminist subtext emerges: despite the sectarian labels, these Troubles are those of troubled and troubling men.
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An example: Scott Hagedorn, the C.E.O. of the advertising agency Hearts & Science, recounted being emotionally scarred by manually reviewing YouTube videos as part of one campaign.
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Thousands of migrant workers arrive every year for the tomato and orange harvests, squeezing into hurricane-scarred trailers and one-room shacks, multiplying local health needs.
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But Harry and his brother, Prince William, have been scarred by the death of their mother, Princess Diana, while in a car being chased by paparazzi.
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In fact, specters of slavery infiltrate our scarred nation, but especially so in the contemporary landscape of a city like Richmond, still dotted with colonial architecture.
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California law does not allow firms to solicit people who may still be too physically or mentally scarred to make reasonable decisions about hiring a lawyer.
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Eric said he still feels scarred by the experience - not of Rosie's birth or the fact she was intersex, but by the reaction from hospital staff.
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Two carved leaves should unexpected guests drop by, and these still gleamed with polish though the tabletop itself was bleached and scarred: ruthless curator of memory.
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Exhibitionism aside, Jon is a battle-scarred motocross rider who has joined the patrol to impress his estranged wife (Kristen Bell, Mr. Shepard's real-life spouse).
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The verdict, and particularly the penalty, which orphaned the Rosenbergs' two young sons, generated global protests, scarred America's psyche and divided progressives from pro-Soviet communists.
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The destruction, shocking to anyone flying across the scarred mountain remains, has now been measured in all three dimensions in a survey by researchers at Duke University.
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The heir, Roderick (Will Poulter), is a badly scarred war veteran who's drawn to the hope Faraday offers of temporary relief from his mental and physical anguish.
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South Africa remains deeply scarred by its apartheid and colonial past, with the racial reconciliation embraced by the late president Nelson Mandela frequently marred by racist incidents.
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Central to this path is Goodman's preoccupation with the body: as primordial form; as a damaged or wounded self; a ravenous psychic force; viscera and scarred skin.
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Scarred from the launch of Google Buzz a few months earlier, which had been rife with privacy violations, they left facial recognition on the cutting room floor.
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The final trailer for Deadpool 2 is here, and if you weren't already excited for the return of everyone's favorite terribly-scarred superhero, you should be now.
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Racial distrust has scarred Ferguson Moss is a black man in charge of a mostly white department in a town with a majority of African-American residents.
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As Ferguson works to recruit more minorities, a big part of the police chief's role will be reaching out to a community scarred by deep racial distrust.
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On the scarred terrain of Arabia Terra, a region on Mars that serves as the setting for The Martian, lies a mysterious pockmark known as Ismenia Patera.
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The trauma of catastrophic fires over the past two years has scarred California, which has seen more than 1,300 wildfires ignite over the past two weeks alone.
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Hamilton told PEOPLE in 2015 that the scandal ultimately made her marriage stronger and writing a memoir helped her heal what could have left her scarred forever.
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"We felt the ground move and heard the trees from the hill fall," Kamara, still visibly scarred on her head and feet, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Elizabeth, the historical figure, was scarred from a childhood bout of smallpox, and Robbie had to put on a bald cap every morning to mimic her look.
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" Legendary model Naomi Campbell wrote in an Instagram post: "Breaks my heart that innocent children are being killed, wounded and emotionally scarred for his life #StopTheViolence #aleppo.
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Inspired by Khon dance drama and Thai martial arts, a fighter scarred by the past joins forces with a determined cop to battle an organized crime ring.
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K-holing, which typically makes users feel like they're disassociated from their bodies, generally doesn't cause people to die though "you may be scarred psychologically," said Gutman.
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Some EU governments are wary of letting in countries still scarred by wars fought along ethnic lines in the 1990s and dogged by a reputation for lawlessness.
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By now, everyone knows him as he appears in the video game (long white hair, scarred, shredded), and more importantly, how he sounds in the video game.
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Cindi Avila claims she checked into the hotel back in January 2016 and woke up with bites all over her body ... some of which left her scarred.
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The story centers on one Captain Ross Poldark, who has returned to his home in 18th-century England after a war that's left him scarred and lame.
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Small mining projects have often struggled to raise cash as investors are wary of a sector scarred by price crashes and environmental, safety and governance (ESG) concerns.
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Everything from its scarred, burning body to the slow and menacing movements of its tail are legitimately horrifying in a way that Godzilla has rarely ever been.
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She now has blisters along her arm in the same shape as the henna tattoo, and her mom worries that it may have scarred her daughter forever.
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Apart from the Civil War and Great Depression, our passage along this way has not careened into the cracks and craters that have scarred the European way.
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Market-makers were also scarred by the sharp moves unleashed in the foreign exchange market when the Swiss National Bank unexpectedly ditched its currency cap in 2015.
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The conundrum was no longer simply whether Tara was pregnant, but whether Phil, home from Vietnam and scarred by the horrors of war, could still love her.
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Rose must have been scarred by the flames, the screams and the explosions, and I always figured that's why she looked so somber in those sepia portraits.
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I once had to make spinach-egg muffins when I tried the South Beach Diet before starting college, and I think I'm still scarred from the taste.
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At the Umayad Mosque, bullet-scarred walls are being refaced and the stones of the fallen minaret are piled ready to be rebuilt under a yellow crane.
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On some level, I knew this intuitively, that some hulking part of the community I had grown up in had been scarred by this infamous American tragedy.
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They returned to their families deeply scarred from interrogations, isolation and the shame of sexual taunts, forced nudity, aggressive body cavity searches and being kept in diapers.
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Two studies published in the science journal Nature show how the surface of Pluto might have been scarred long ago when a smaller body slammed into it.
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After she grows up and finds happiness with a family of her own, tragedy strikes, forcing her to rebuild herself as a scarred, hard-edged naga hunter.
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S. Nightfall" in a poem, and said his prose was scarred by his "repulsion towards Negroes" and the "self-disfiguring sneer that is praised for its probity.
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LOGAN, W.Va. — The devastating explosion in the Upper Big Branch coal mine killed 29 men in 2010 and scarred West Virginia like few events in modern memory.
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It permanently scarred Mayor John Lindsay's reputation, and, some said, gave cover to his successors: Anything short of Mr. Lindsay's disastrous response was bound to appear favorable.
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Scotty's battle-scarred skeleton suggests that the predator incurred a lot of injuries during its life, including broken ribs and a tail bite from another T. rex.
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In what might be the exhibition's most evocative photograph, two women returning from errands recede down a residential street marked by graffiti-scarred facades and concrete barriers.
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But the next year was scarred by violence when Al Qaeda militants attacked the Splendid Hotel in Ouagadougou, a place frequented by United Nations personnel and foreigners.
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In that sense, he is a fitting symbol for this imperfect franchise, one flush with the optimism of a fresh start but still scarred by its past.
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Ireland has legalized divorce, homosexual acts and abortion, and it is scarred by church-sponsored oppression and some of the most flagrant cases of priestly sex abuse.
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It was an attempt to steady a campaign that has appeared imperiled since video of the remark caused an outcry in a state scarred by racial violence.
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The contest, which was scarred by accusations of fraud and malfeasance, boiled down to a fight between two main political forces and the distinct futures they promised.
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In his younger days, his inability to close out a win after a 54-hole lead like the one he held in Canada might have scarred him.
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For much of "El Camino" he practically stars in a silent film, giving us Jesse as a hunted animal so scarred that even speaking is an effort.
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Bush got his transition plans going long before the 2008 election in part because he was scarred by the handoff he'd experienced from his predecessor, Bill Clinton.
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They had been close as children when Matthew was the fragile one, scarred by fire as a baby, isolated by his eccentricities, cosseted by an obsessive mother.
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Mr. Dee grew up in the city and was scarred by the times he tried to use subway bathrooms that were dirty and taken over by transients.
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As Harvey moves northeast through the state scarred by Hurricane Katrina in 2005, forecasters expect it to gradually weaken and become a tropical depression by Wednesday night.
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The role has often been viewed as more powerful when it was combined under leaders like Richard Ravitch, who improved the graffiti-scarred system in the 1980s.
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Mr. Hicks, a photographer for The New York Times, visited the scarred countryside in central Portugal to document the aftermath of the country's worst wildfires in decades.
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And the major storm is barreling right toward the fire-scarred regions of Southern California, with a potential to trigger flash flooding, mudslides and significant debris flow.
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Barankitse found her, and flew her to Germany for surgery that doctors initially considered hopeless; it saved her life, but left her face and neck severely scarred.
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The decade was scarred by humanitarian crises and devastating conflicts -- like the yearslong civil war in Yemen, which has taken the lives of more than 100,000 people.
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His paintings are giant, heroic blast sites — pitted, scarred, rough-textured, things that have been weathered in the worst possible conditions in order to test their mettle.
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Granted, it is far more likely that Trump ends his presidency in failure, possibly a failure so catastrophic that it will leave the nation scarred for decades.
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Facebook: Mark Zuckerberg plans to merge the social media platform's messaging services — WhatsApp, Instagram and Messenger — at a time when the company has been scarred by scandal.
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Others think the higher rate is the result of Americans who lived through the Great Recession — and were scarred by it — preparing for the next market crash.
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Severe weather — be it precipitation or cold — worries observers in the Golden State, where every storm brings the risk of mudslides in fire-scarred communities and flooding.
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I wish more of our culture were willing to grapple with this, with the way we have all been scarred by what is done in our names.
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Speaking with local station KUSA before Shanann, Bella and Celeste were discovered dead, Chris said their house had been scarred by the apparent disappearances, first reported on Monday.
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"Think if this was a member of your family, an innocent child, a 3-year-old probably scarred or damaged for life by this," he told Sky News.
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TUNIS (Reuters) - Acute shortages of medicines, equipment and staff are putting patients at risk in Libya's battle-scarred eastern city of Benghazi, the health minister said on Friday.
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I'm here to watch a scarification, a procedure where Luna uses a scalpel to cut a design into someone's skin, which will heal and leave a scarred pattern.
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He once told me he thought of himself as "God's scarred leader," a man who knew rejection by his father and had been through divorce and career failure.
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The show has been setting up a battle of revenge for The Hound since the beginning, because his brother is the one who scarred him as a child.
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Izmir, a liberal city on Turkey's Aegean seacoast, had largely escaped the PKK and Islamist militant violence that has scarred Istanbul and the capital Ankara in recent months.
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Heavy rain over burn-scarred mountains and canyons can be dangerous because the fire-ravaged land lacks the ability to absorb water, potentially triggering mudslides and debris flows.
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And if you're someone who may be scarred from repressed memories of certain Advanced Chemistry classes past, avoiding it at all costs might sound like the best option.
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The movement has organized mass bike rides for both men and women that have attracted up to 1,000 people, including one through the streets of battle-scarred Homs.
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And how cool is it that a region scarred by nuclear radiation is poised to be rebooted by an energy source that's both renewable and exceptionally safe. [Reuters]
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In the end, she has triumphantly survived (but is scarred for life), the perfect embodiment of the Final Girl trope that has become an essential component of horror.
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Detectives allegedly learned that Curry regularly chained the twins by the ankles and wrists, which were swollen, scarred and bleeding on the twin who escaped, the affidavit alleges.
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RIVALS BEEF UP Adding to the challenge, state-owned firms, scarred by the oil price rout between 2014 and 2016, want a bigger share of oil sale revenues.
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Becca Stevens Nearly twenty years ago, Becca Stevens, an episcopal priest, set out to help the women of Nashville who have been scarred by prostitution, addiction and trafficking.
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It was in the form of a gel-penned love letter, obvi, and I was scarred for life after my teacher read it aloud to the whole class.
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Dedekind blends N.W.A's insurrection into hardstyle abandon, and Kate Bush's fantasia into System of a Down's paranoia—all scarred by sounds of breaking glass and high-gloss violence.
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Agrokor is a major part of ongoing efforts to integrate regional economies scarred by the wars of the 2000s but German rivals Lidl and Kaufland are making inroads.
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"I think we are all just scarred by 22016 at large and would like to prevent that again," one former Clinton staffer said of the attacks against Sanders.
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But when those fields are blooming, you can't help but picture slaves dressed in rags, hunched over in the oppressive heat, their hands scarred from years of labor.
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South Africa has a jobless rate of over 25 percent and remains scarred by glaring income and ownership disparities that run mostly along racial lines, fuelling social unrest.
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Years of the War on Terror have habituated us to think about the troops psychologically or physically scarred by conflict, whose lives continue well after being shipped home.
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Parts of Falluja, especially a southern frontline that was mostly static for around two years, have been severely scarred by air strikes, artillery fire and Islamic State mines.
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I am forced into depression, scarred by obscenities, war after war, but each war that I survive I am a step closer to a full awakening of self.
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Becca Stevens: Fighting human trafficking Nearly 20 years ago, Becca Stevens set out to help the women of Nashville who have been scarred by prostitution, addiction and trafficking.
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The film, for which Mr. Cimino shared a story credit, chronicled a group of friends from a Pennsylvania town whose lives were scarred by their experiences in Vietnam.
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Irish consumers are also scarred by the painful experience of the financial crisis a decade ago, when Ireland's three-year bailout brought sharp tax rises and spending cuts.
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But the oxygen therapy carried a heavy side effect; potential retinopathy of prematurity, which is when the retina becomes scarred and in serious cases can lead to blindness.
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Two studies published on Wednesday by the journal Nature show how the surface of Pluto might have been scarred long ago when a smaller body slammed into it.
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"Bury your head inside the truth/ It's the only way to kill the pain/ How lost you are/ How deeply scarred/ Standing silent in the rain," she sings.
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On the one hand, I felt a little relieved: I clearly did not miss out on anything, and my childhood wasn't scarred by lacking this kind of companion.
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Nenadi guided Anahah, her partner-in-all-things, past the scarred worktops and equipment cabinets, all dyed crimson by the light that filtered through an afternoon dust blizzard.
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That's why the meninges looked swollen and lumpy in the M.R.I. – they had become crisscrossed with hundreds of scarred abnormal veins, carrying the blood from the misdirected artery.
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Far from being a realm of dead, scarred ice cubes, the moons of the outer solar system became the most promising abodes now known for life beyond Earth.
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The phrase means that less than 20 percent of a country's children have any symptoms, and fewer than 1 in 1,000 adults have vision loss from scarred eyeballs.
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Up until that point within a party scarred by the memory of Clinton's defeat in 2016, most leaders had taken pains to show their neutrality from the sidelines.
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I feel lucky to have felt so strongly about someone that I almost moved across the world for them, and that I was scarred when it fell apart.
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A government psychiatrist in Sri Lanka goes door to door in an area scarred by civil war, doing whatever he can to meet a staggering need for help.
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The United States, scarred by the killing and humiliation of its soldiers in Somalia during the Battle of Mogadishu a few months earlier, had no appetite to intervene.
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The fire that ravaged Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris on Monday left a scarred skyline that one of the French capital's most iconic structures has graced for centuries.
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Thousands of Kenyans have heart valves scarred by rheumatic heart disease, which hardly exists in wealthy countries with ready access to antibiotics but is common in poor nations.
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Still a bit scarred from Vietnam, I didn't go overboard, ordering the spicy chicken rice bowl, Portuguese egg tart, and fries to split with my skeptical friend Kristie.
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"Seven weeks later I flew to Albany [NY] for the ceremony with four other members," Edmondson writes in her new memoir Scarred, exclusively excerpted in this week's PEOPLE.
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By the time of his death, in 22018, there was no sign of the university or the medical center, and the sculpture was still just scarred, amorphous rock.
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Smoke rose in the distance in the aftermath of an airstrike or an exploding shell, and the buildings in most towns were scarred by blows from the sky.
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His air of breezy self-assurance in the private meetings he is conducting to tease his plans at times astounds the battle-scarred veterans of past such efforts.
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It may also see Iraq's Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi pushed from power, creating even more uncertainty for the war-scarred nation and its 2000-year old democracy.
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Buildings that were still standing in Sinjar were scarred by machine gun fire, like in this image, which I took the day the city was freed in 2015.
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It began to crawl slowly down the mountain, covering perhaps half a metre a year, carrying rocks in its belly that scarred the bedrock deep as it descended.
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Democratic officials in Nevada, scarred by the experience in Iowa, have been quietly playing down expectations about how long it will take to know who won the state.
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Ms. Smith said her grandfather had served in the military and had come back so mentally scarred that she and her family found it difficult to visit him.
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Here's a look at just how bad the blazes have scarred the country so far: By the numbers: About 2,700 firefighters were battling the blazes as of Sunday.
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The eventual transfer would end a near-four week limbo since Pelosi's House of Representatives scarred Trump's legacy by making him only the third President to be impeached.
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Children peer out from behind the bars into the light, scarred by intense trauma and uncertain of their future, terrified both of their prison and the outside world.
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It was an arresting image for many in a country still scarred by the 1975-1990 conflict which left more than 100,000 dead and almost 1 million displaced.
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More than 300 people drowned, most of them teenagers on a school trip, and the country was scarred by the catastrophe, perhaps the worst in its peacetime history.
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Croatia was not only scarred by ethnic conflicts of the 252s, but also had the lingering effects of being part of postwar socialist Yugoslavia, which didn't encourage tourism.
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Although McNally's script sometimes tries to tug us over to Johnny's side, and make Frankie seem simply scarred instead of smart, she's not falling for any fairy tales.
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And in the last few months, Moore and several others who said they were scarred by their relationships with Adams have found one another, creating a support system.
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Last month, two teenage Parkland survivors psychically scarred by their ordeal took their own lives, as did the father of a Sandy Hook first-grader who was killed.
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But it's the electroplated etchings, sometimes daintily figurative and sometimes scarred into abstraction, that most fully express the aims of "Redoubt," reflecting an artist seeking newer, freer shores.
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" Another respondent, Noel, was similarly scarred: "His tracts helped traumatize my childhood while also offering me helpful conspiracies about the Catholics, the one world government and the Satanists.
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"A young girl's life has been forever scarred by this horrible crime," Sean W. Gallagher, field office director for ICE's Atlanta Emergency and Removal Operations, said in a statement.
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Destine Legagneur, a small business owner, whose shop is a stone's throw from the presidential palace, said Haitians would be scarred by the Petrocaribe scheme for years to come.
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By filling in some of the incisions, Goodman is able to juxtapose two different surfaces, as well as emphasize the painting's status as an object, albeit a scarred one.
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Jon, recovering in bed after taking a heroic stand and flexing his scarred ab muscles, blinks fondly up at Dany, who's sitting anxiously by her new favorite knight's bedside.
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For the past two weeks, Jay has been living in a gray camping tent pitched in the woods off Imperial Way in the wildfire-scarred California town of Magalia.
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Born in the Soviet Union to a family scarred by the Holocaust, he moved at the age of six to Tel Aviv, where he finished school and military service.
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I was 17 when she was born; now I'm 40 and tatted out, my arms covered with skulls and warriors, my chest, back, and shoulders scarred with prison ink.
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Several dozen homes were torn from their foundations or severely damaged, and dozens of people were unaccounted for in neighborhoods near the hills recently scarred by the Thomas Fire.
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The mudslides were sparked by Southern California's first major storm of the season, which dumped several inches of rain on hills recently scarred by the state's largest-ever wildfire.
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Our 21st century is now scarred with the modern medievalism of captive Yezidi women sold as slaves and journalists in orange jumpsuits beheaded with giant swords on live camera.
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" Her goal, she explains, is to " celebrate as many different kind of nipples as possible, big, small, puffy, flat, inverted, light, dark, pink, brown, scarred, lactating, you name it!
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Petty was talented enough to make it alone, but he loved being in a band: it gave him a sense of belonging after a fraught childhood scarred by violence.
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The operation leaves him scarred but also with powers that allow him to heal quickly and Wilson, soon Deadpool, seeks revenge on the man who carried out the experiment.
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In the comments, Carter further explained that the ordeal "absolutely scared the hell out of both of us," leading her son to ask if his would be scarred forever.
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You see, Kim doesn't dance because she doesn't know how to let loose in life, not because she is forever scarred for life from bombing on stage with Prince.
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The I, Tonya star is wearing layers of prosthetics and makeup to transform into Elizabeth, who was scarred from smallpox and often sported heavy white makeup to cover them.
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In addition to capacity adds, United reinforced customer service over the past year in an effort to rebuild an image scarred by incidents of passenger abuse and dead pets.
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Though she survived, she was left with severe second- and three-degree burns over 10 percent of her body, serious breathing problems caused by smoke inhalation, and scarred eyes.
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AFRIN, Syria (Reuters) - The flags that fly over Afrin are both Syrian opposition and Turkish, but there is little doubt who is in control of this battle-scarred city.
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"I would have nightmares," said Okello, who lives in an area that has been scarred by two decades of conflict between Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) rebels and Ugandan forces.
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The former athlete portrays Trigger, a smart-mouthed (and scarred!) soldier to the king, and the role marks his first full-on speaking part in a feature-length film.
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Season two moved much more deeply into the struggles that Kimmy and the crew experience in dealing with their scarred backgrounds, and season three promises more of the same.
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Though you know that you have no right to assume an autobiographical intent, you have assumed that this is more or less how Kroff's face came to be scarred.
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At the beginning of the 1990s, a decade that would be scarred by AIDS and the culture wars, Ms. Sherman pushed images of physical violation to near-pornographic extremes.
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The source added that creditors had rejected the war-scarred southeast African nation's initial proposals to renegotiate repayment terms, although talks to try to reach a deal were continuing.
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Neighbors of two Canadian murder suspects who were found dead on August 7 say news of the 20-day manhunt for the teens may have permanently scarred their hometown.
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His great-grandparents were elderly when they moved to the United States, he said, and so scarred by their losses in Vienna that they refused to speak in German.
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According to her 1977 memoir, "I'm Eve," written with a relative, Elen Sain Pittillo, she was scarred further by an early romance with a sadistic man, who beat her.
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In reality, it's the start of a nightmare massacre fueled by hatred and perpetrated by a man from a group already scarred by a generation of suspicion and surveillance.
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Clinton: a battle-scarred politician who seeks to "do all the good you can," and who admits she is as flawed as everyone else in the city of man.
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An activist collective painted over bullet-scarred walls around town, daubing the crumbling concrete in luminous greens and blues, and inscribing them with philosophical musings and fragments of verse.
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Police officers swarmed Chelsea's streets after the blast, which reverberated across a city scarred by terrorism and vigilant about threats, just days after the 227th anniversary of the Sept.
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Changing that system will require us to acknowledge that some people have both benefited from and been scarred by it, and that the former does not invalidate the latter.
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In a beautiful city scarred by social divisions, it is one of the few remaining places where the working class and the social elite still drink side by side.
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PPP leaders say their campaign, fronted by Bilawal Bhutto, will focus in battling extremism and intolerance in a country scarred by more than a decade of militant Islamist violence.
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Related: The Cops Trying to 'Pacify' Rio's Favelas Are Psychologically Scarred Edvania da Conceição, 33, runs a mini-mart on the side of the main road through the town.
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While it's a moving tale about growing up and the loss of innocence, and has a 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, plenty of people were scarred by Yeller's death.
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For years he ran a charity for refugees from Rwanda, a nation scarred by an ethnic genocide in 1994 that Kagame and his rebel force brought to a halt.
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And there are still plenty of people in the United States who were so scarred by the 2008 recession that they don't want to invest ever again, Cramer added.
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William Hurt plays the former partner, scarred and glowering, intent on destroying Billy, who takes meetings at his favorite watering hole, opposite the Santa Monica motel he calls home.
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"I believe that when he attacked me that evening with physical force, with no regard for my cries and protests, it scarred me deeply -- mentally and emotionally," Haley said.
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That's the rather heartening question posed by James DeMonaco's script, which — aside from one battle-scarred freak named Skeletor (Rotimi Paul) — presents residents who'd initially rather party than rampage.
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The city, with its battle-scarred reputation, may seem like a long shot, but Mr. Baraka has pulled together a coalition convinced that Amazon would accelerate the city's comeback.
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"I have been mentally, physically, and emotionally scarred and the damage is irreprehensible," Young wrote in a pro se complaint filed in August, before CAIR took up the fight.
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With the kids, I guess, who clearly didn't deserve the parents to whom they were born and will be socially and emotionally scarred by this fiasco for many years.
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Van Eijk, who's now the BBC's social media editor, has a history of severe anxiety as well as borderline personality disorder; her arms are scarred from years of cutting.
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On the Estonian side, streets are generally clean and well-repaired, while many in Ivangorod are scarred by potholes and, in the fall, scattered with leaves and other debris.
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Facebook: Mark Zuckerberg plans to merge all of the social media platform's messaging services — WhatsApp, Instagram and Messenger — at a time when the company has been scarred by scandal.
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Boarded and bricked up, scarred with graffiti, it has languished as downtown Flushing has shifted from a largely white, middle-class neighborhood to one of the city's largest Chinatowns.
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NFL star DeAndre Hopkins says his mom was blinded and physically scarred for life in a brutal domestic violence incident ... and he's sharing his story with high school kids.
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To millions of Americans, Mr. McCain was the embodiment of courage: a war hero who came home on crutches, psychologically scarred and broken in body, but not in spirit.
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The discovery of the car in the waning days of the summer of 2016 shocked France, which had been scarred by a series of attacks in the previous months.
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We've agreed we're not going to spend too much more money at this thing (we're scarred from last year) so we'll see how this goes… $21 7:30 p.m.
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The map paintings are late-modernist masterpieces, and represent a major missing link in the story of postwar art — roiling, epic works scarred by the history of three continents.
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Mr. Trump said he and Mr. Kim could make history on that scarred ground, ending nearly seven decades of military conflict and ridding North Korea of its nuclear arsenal.
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When Mr. Korellis met Ms. Haas, his arm was scarred and the back of his head still hurt to touch, but he remembered that he felt lucky in comparison.
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The grounding only lasted four months, but permanently scarred the 787's entry into service after images like this one of an ANA 787 making an emergency landing circulated.
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Few of Mr. Trump's eruptions have had such a destructive effect on his administration or left such deep resentments among his scarred staff, according to Trump aides and surrogates.
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He could imagine the meetings, a scarred oaken table with half a dozen backwoodsmen slouched around it on pine benches, tankards of rum-laced home-brewed beer in hand.
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He is among Jewish refugees who tell him, in a repetitive incantation, that they have carried him from train to train, truck to truck, across a war-scarred continent.
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Cold, hungry and scarred by the deaths of loved ones, tens of thousands of civilians and fighters are awaiting buses to take them from their homes to uncertain futures.
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And because of the fire, communities below the scarred terrain could remain at risk of mudslides for years, said Randall Jibson, a research geologist with the US Geological Survey.
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The ongoing grief in the these cities scarred by gun violence is now mixed with a need to remain vigilant for signs of distress in close relatives and friends.
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But he has racked up a record of blowups, feuds and stunning episodes that would make a full two-term administration look full, and scarred by scandal and acrimony.
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For recession-scarred millennials, though, the idea of buying a house with less-than-perfect credit or a small down payment may not sound like the smartest financial decision.
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Here's a guide to our coverage and a look back at the ways the events have scarred and divided the public, and loomed over China's place in the world.
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It's vulture capitalism, stripping everything down to the remaining valuable assets, the remaining mines and coal, and casting everything else, including mining communities and the grotesquely scarred landscape, overboard.
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The tops of her hands are already scarred from sharp, fallen rocks and she often thinks about a boy her age who died in a nearby mine when it collapsed.
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In Argentina, the oil industry has been scarred by the decision in 2012 by the then president, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, to renationalise 51% of YPF, privatised 19 years earlier.
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Her scarred skin brought her back to the day men poured a bucket of acid on her in Lucknow, India — a violent retaliation for her rejection of a marriage proposal.
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So when Alien 3 came along in 1992, scarred by scripting problems, director's chair changes and featuring no guns whatsoever in opposition to just a single alien, people got pissed.
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From 1999 to 2016, nearly half a million Americans had died from cirrhosis, a chronic liver disease where the organ becomes gradually and irreversibly scarred and can eventually fail completely.
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The once-bustling downtown is so scarred by closures, demolitions and fires that it looks, according to the city's mayor, 'like a bomb was dropped in the middle of it.
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We came to the U.S. because we feared for our lives in Guatemala, but rather than offering us safety, the U.S. government has scarred my daughter and me for life.
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And at the end—even now, 25 years after Carol Clover published Men, Women, and Chain Saws—almost always, the Final Girl emerges bloody and scarred and very much alive.
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We were haunting the resort while on vacation and found that this scarred land now featured many fine amenities including two pools, a gym, and evening activities for the kids.
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Posada flew beneath the radar for years — moving to Guatemala, where he survived a 1990 assassination attempt that left his face and body bullet-scarred and permanently damaged his speech.
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The following video shows the scarred face of Lesbos, as the description explains:Lesvos has become the unofficial 'gate' for refugees trying to cross into Fortress Europe over the past year.
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As the lights went up in the screening room, Landau introduced Salazar, who provided a spoiler-free explanation of Alita's narrative arc from abandoned cyborg shell to battle-scarred warrior.
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"She really starts off in a really scarred almost unconscious place, but overcomes a trauma that is indescribable," Lizzie's portrayer Hayley Law told Refinery29 over the phone about her character.
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Building materials that are easy to source in the battle-scarred city - such as rubble and mud - could be used for construction until more permanent replacements become available, she said.
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Many young Syrian men are deserting like Nasser or dodging the draft altogether to avoid the experiences that have left conscripts physically and mentally scarred and with an uncertain future.
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Scarred by the murders of his family, he sought revenge on everyone and anyone — the members of Hell's Kitchen's crime mobs, the Hand, the villain known as the Blacksmith, etc.
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Tracking 358 armed encounters last year in which four or more people were killed or wounded, including attackers, the team counted 462 dead and 1,330 wounded, some scarred for life.
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For scarred "Thrones" fans, last week's revelation that Jon Snow was moving on, as Sansa was making her way to Castle Black, promised to be the latest example of this.
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This can make the forest ever more vulnerable to fire through the buildup of flammable materials and the coalescence of fire-scarred ecosystems across broad swaths of the entire basin.
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In a conversation with Business Insider, 43-year-old Australian entrepreneur Nick Molnar explained why buy-now, pay-later shopping models are resonating with millennials who have scarred by recession.
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At the same time, the scraped surface, the ridges of scarred paint, imbue the compositions central crystal-like form with a feeling of melancholy, as it registers time's corrosive power.
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The Sixers are a young enough team that with five years of experience, the Philly-born (and Philly-scarred) Waiters would actually qualify as one of their bigger veteran presences.
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She managed to pull her three children out of the home, but not in time to save her daughter from the burns that have scarred her face, arms and stomach.
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There will be two in the government quarter (a temporary work will first be installed, then replaced, as the still bomb-scarred area is being redeveloped) and another in Hole.
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Even as the team captured images of the refugees at their most vulnerable – mourning mothers, scarred children, survivors of violent attacks – the journalists found that the refugees were surprisingly open.
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Today, its retro, natural-cotton-and-gum-rubber sneakers are still handcrafted in the same (albeit now bullet-scarred) factory, and as of recently, you can also purchase them Stateside.
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Also on Monday, Mr. Trump met with David H. Petraeus, the highly decorated but scandal-scarred former military commander, who has emerged as a new contender for secretary of state.
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Wes Craven's nightmarish horror classic introduced audiences to Freddy Krueger, the scarred (and surprisingly nuanced) psychopath played by Robert Englund who here stalks a group of teenagers in their dreams.
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For one thing, the scarred body she bares for the first time in the dress shop feels like a symbol for the ugliness brought into the open at Calhoun Day.
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Emblematic cases like the 2014 disappearance of 43 students who were attacked by police officers connected to a drug gang have traumatized Mexicans and scarred their image of law enforcement.
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And I write this knowing — in fact, battle scarred by my knowledge — that few subjects elicit angrier responses from some readers than suggesting that women can also pay for dates.
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And speaking of bleakness—don't not pick an Allies comrade to be executed (or are they, huh, huh?) by the game's Biggest of Big Bads, the scarred-up evildoer Deathshead.
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Also on view is a series of collages involving found photographs of human bodies, dead and alive — Andy Warhol's scarred torso, large-breasted women, murder scenes both real and cinematic.
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The European Union had hoped the scarred region had been wrested from the grasp of militant nationalism via funds for reconstruction and a prospect of European integration after democratic reforms.
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Seventeen more were injured in the shooting, which scarred an upscale area of South Florida and sparked a nationwide push for gun control that has so far achieved mixed results.
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Three decades later, the otherwise pristine landscape remains scarred with seismic trails that stretch for miles across the tundra and cut through the heart of America's last truly wild frontier.
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The Diamond Creek Fire, meanwhile, has scarred about 105,000 acres of north central Washington and crossed into Canada; the Norse Peak Fire has scorched almost 45,000 acres near Mount Rainier.
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Her apartment walls are scarred by bullets and shrapnel, and the wallpaper in the living room is black with soot; a stray rocket set her balcony on fire in 2014.
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Some farmers and pigeon breeders in the south's rural patchwork of ponds and fields say they've been scarred by past decades of conflicts with China and want to avoid that.
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Neither of us realized it, but my shirt became flecked with fiberglass, making me itch all day in school, and part of me was scarred for life, if not literally.
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I fully realize the history between the President and President-Elect is battered and scarred, but the two have both publicly spoken of efforts to work towards a smooth transition.
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"A young girl's life has been forever scarred by this horrible crime," Sean W. Gallagher, a field office director for Immigration and Customs Enforcement, said in a statement on Tuesday.
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