I was really skinny, like, scratches on my face, a lot more scratches on my face.
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At one point, Stacey accuses Marty of faking his injuries, claiming he was taking photos of scratches on his arms ... scratches she didn't inflict.
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In addition, remove any screen protectors applied by the previous owner, which can cover up scratches, and check the camera lens for scratches as well.
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Initially, Louzader claimed that an elderly female patient at the hospital he works at scratched him, but the scratches were not consistent with scratches made by human fingernails.
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" He thinks that "art scratches all kinds of itches.
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Honey, mint and lime — iced — soothe all those scratches.
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This one definitely scratches a deep nostalgia itch for me.
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But this barely scratches the surface of their deeper fears.
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D Brad Hunt was among three scratches for St. Louis.
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No scratches, no discoloration, no bend marks, no fraying, nothing.
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She had a few scratches but otherwise was physically unharmed.
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LW David Booth and RW Luke Witkowski were healthy scratches.
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It was only two scratches on your brand new furniture.
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One man scratches at the open sore on his leg.
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Screen protectors that will keep your Switch free from scratches
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She loves scratches, but not being held like a baby.
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She also made the cat scratches more bloody and visible.
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She said she suffered scratches to her neck and chest.
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It is bleeding to death by thousands of tiny scratches.
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RW Steve Bernier and D Brian Strait were healthy scratches.
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Chimpanzee bites or scratches would transfer the virus through sores.
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Healthy scratches were D Tyler Wotherspoon and C Freddie Hamilton.
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When closed, it shields the lenses from dust and scratches.
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Her small white car was covered with dents and scratches.
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The products cover chips, protecting them from scratches and debris.
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He scratches it with chopsticks and disgusts people near him.
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He had scratches on his face, but he was alive.
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Day noticed marks on Wandi's back, which looked like scratches.
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Healthy scratches were RW Jared Boll and D Justin Falk.
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Besides, brick doesn't really draw on walls; it only scratches.
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Microfiber on the inside protects your pricey iPhone from scratches.
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LW Cole Schneider was among the scratches for the Sabres.
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Still, scratches from either animal can spread germs, so you should always wash any animal bites or scratches with soap and water right away — they can carry a lot more than bacteria, including rabies.
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The Garnet Test, which puts the glass up against sandpaper, presents more visible scratches in some areas and more faded scratches in others for Gorilla Glass 5, making it hard to draw a definite conclusion.
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The backside, however, is more prone to scratches than the frontside.
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The Penguins had two healthy scratches: Oleksy and F Eric Fehr.
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The other problem with glass is just how easily it scratches.
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Can scratches from common wear and tear interfere with the sensor?
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Their healthy scratches were G Niklas Backstrom and D Tyler Wotherspoon.
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That barely scratches the surface, and that is not an understatement.
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This prevents damages to the walls or scratches your hardwood floors.
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NOTES:Carolina D Klas Dahlbeck and RW Josh Jooris were healthy scratches.
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Patterns of scratches on stones used by Neanderthals are not unusual.
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I think that that scratches the itch of what you want.
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It's possible that Frayer and his colleagues have misinterpreted these scratches.
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The jet black finish is gorgeous, and no major scratches yet.
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Other Senators scratches were F Chris DiDomenico and D Jyrki Jokipakka.
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"The scratches and textures are made completely by chance," she says.
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His leg is going wild from all the great doggie scratches.
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The thin metal page was three-fourths covered with distinct scratches.
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Customers complained about scratches and the overall feel of the card.
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A preliminary look shows scratches and scuffs but no serious dents.
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Medical examiners said they found bruises and scratches on the woman.
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Baby amuses herself by giving herself little scratches on the wrist.
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As the heroin takes hold, she scratches her head and neck.
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That barely scratches the surface of just how bad things got.
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Olson suffered from a series of scratches, but was otherwise unharmed.
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Tesla sent customers $70,000 cars with dings, scratches and malfunctioning screens.
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It's rounded so it rolls off surfaces and hardly ever scratches.
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It looks sped up, weird, grainy, out of focus, splices, scratches.
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But Waddell could not care less about the dents and scratches.
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There are a few scratches in the front of the vehicle.
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But this barely scratches the surface of everything available next month.
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Using a set of Mohs hardness picks, he scratches the display.
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He knew there was something more important than scratches and bones.
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However, as with most Dead stories, that barely scratches the surface.
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He wound up with two assists ... Senators scratches were D Fredrik Claesson, D Jyrki Jokippaka and F Chris DiDomenico ... The Bruins scratches were F Jimmy Hayes, F Matt Beleskey, D John Michael Liles and D Joe Morrow.
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The rocks shattered two windows, left dents and scratches on the vehicle.
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So now I have an open shinbone and scratches on my chest.
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Sometimes chicken scratches on a Post-it note just don't cut it.
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A police report says he had scratches and gouges on his hands.
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This design should do a great job preventing scratches or fingerprint smudges.
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Healthy scratches for Arizona were C Kyle Chipchura and LW Jiri Sekac.
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But resellers fix the bumps and scratches before the cars are sold.
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Bella had scratches on her body from being shoved through the hatch.
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A slimmer 3DS case that will keep your console free of scratches
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Some of us don't mind scratches and minor wear on our devices.
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In the throwback picture, Smith scratches his head while holding baby Jaden.
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" Taylor sings, "Scratches down my back now/So, so, so it goes.
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He had cuts and scratches on his belly and on his head.
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Got more intense scratches and scuffs, or even holes in the leather?
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AND THOSE DOCUMENTS THAT I HAVE PROVIDED, THAT ONLY SCRATCHES THE SURFACE.
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She said the songs were "random scratches from 2015" ... but not new.
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Police say the alleged victim had scratches and bruising on her face.
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Buyer beware ... the car's got a few scratches, to say the least.
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I saw scratches on her shoulder, she looked very disheveled and exhausted.
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The glasses also should not have any tears or scratches on them.
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The scratches on the glass and the gatefold are from prison walls.
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"I don't give a shit about scratches!" he exclaimed with much Frenchness.
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" Ormond says Zuri also had scratches "on her right foot and hand.
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Nakladal, LW Brandon Bollig and C Markus Granlund were Calgary's healthy scratches.
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Note the few white scratches near the base of my Oasis above.
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By the end of the impasse, bruises and scratches covered her body.
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In fact, the report only scratches the surface of their unlawful actions.
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D Brad Hunt and C Colton Sissons sat out as healthy scratches.
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Newsreel footage of the actual unrest barely scratches the surface of events.
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A sleeve to protect your tablet or laptop from spills and scratches
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"When you buy a watch, you hate your first scratches," he said.
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The court filing includes photos that appear to show scratches and bruising.
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But other archaeologists said the bone fractures and rock scratches were unconvincing.
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His daughter had scratches and lacerations but was otherwise uninjured, police said.
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Hathaway was one of Calgary's healthy scratches along with D Jyrki Jokipakka.
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Analog starts with illegible notes, chicken scratches, lists of lighting / material considerations.
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Milly, a cavapoo cross, just came along for the snacks and scratches.
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You can live with scratches on your car — but you shouldn&apost.
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Scratches are like the old torture of death by a thousand cuts.
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But that barely scratches the surface of what service animals can do.
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And replacing the communications director barely scratches the surface of the problems.
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The SliceCharge features a fabric cover to help protect your gadgets from scratches.
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And that barely even touches the surface, scratches the surface at this point.
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He allegedly questioned his wife about it and noticed scratches on her neck.
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A few scratches and stains, but this thing is still unmistakably a ThinkPad.
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After interrupting play, the dog flopped down to receive coveted scratches from players.
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She scratches her head, fingers catching in the mass of short, tight curls.
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Navya said the woman suffered "minor scratches" as a result of the incident.
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RW Erik Condra, C Jonathan Marchessault and D Matt Taormina were healthy scratches.
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She loves to snuggle, get chin scratches and keep her foster family company.
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Carolina scratches included RW Ty Rattie, D Matt Tennyson and D Ryan Murphy.
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If the scratches were accidental, some of them would probably reach the edge.
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So I'm stuck with the iPhone XS, and I'm stuck with the scratches.
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C Gabriel Dumont and D Slater Koekkoek were healthy scratches for Tampa Bay.
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Healthy scratches were RW Ty Rattie, D Robert Bortuzzo and LW Magnus Paajarvi.
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Mr. Nowacoski rubs and scratches their haunches vigorously, sizing up their meat. Confirmed.
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You could easily get scratches and the MasterCard logo was just a sticker.
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"Seeing Lily's face with the scratches was so bizarre and frightening," Brough said.
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The prince in "Beauty and the Beast" scratches out images of his face.
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There are scratches and scuffs, but those are souvenirs and badges of honor.
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"I didn't imagine him to have all those bruises and scratches," Rankin said.
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There's a microfiber lining inside the case that protects your iPhone from scratches.
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Several of the Marines who were wounded suffered scratches and returned to duty.
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Alan Wake 2 scratches a certain itch, but that one feels kinda plausible.
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Anders Bjork, Paul Postma and Frank Vatrano were the scratches for the Bruins.
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Maybe my obsession with avoiding scratches and door dings had permeated his subconscious.
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It had a few knocks, nicks, and scratches on it—no big deal.
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Scattering his multifaceted hooks in unexpected corners, he tickles and scratches the ear.
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The sailors are fine other than some scratches and bruises, the team said.
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"Wood tends to age gracefully, where aluminum dents and scratches," Mr. Harrison said.
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But this survey of the problem with health care only scratches the surface.
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Plus, this one doesn't have scratches and cup condensation rings all over it.
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D Joe Morrow was inserted into the lineup after four straight healthy scratches.
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This cost-effective alternative to expensive hardwood stands up to stains and scratches.
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The Rejuvenate Restorer fills in scratches, helps prevent sun-fading, and improves traction.
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Pros: Stylish, several colors, affordableCons: Not very protective, prone to scratches and cuts
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But The Touryst scratches that itch, only in a much shorter time frame.
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"Every glass phone I've ever had has had scratches on it," he said.
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Just look at the screen on my camera: The screen scratches really easily.
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Silvo and Brasso have been said to clean and repair scratches on phones.
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The police report said scratches and "handprint markings" were found on her neck.
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"At the beginning a man came in with scratches on his face," she says.
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"At the beginning a man came in with scratches on his face," she said.
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Wednesday's healthy scratches for the Predators were D Anthony Bitetto and LW Eric Nystrom.
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But it&aposs unclear if those scratches caused the creature&aposs death, KION reported.
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I'm clumsy, and the scratches along the edge of my iPhone 6s reflect that.
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"[The man] had a few scratches and bruises but was otherwise unharmed," Knuckles said.
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He sent photos of what looked like scratches, even though he'd been wearing shoes.
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In the process, she nips and scratches the fingers of unsuspecting postmen and women.
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We've also learned that the iPhone X scratches way more easily than you'd expect.
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They were treated at a local hospital for insect bites and scratches, authorities said.
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The man, who remains unidentified, sustained scratches to his face, but declined medical attention.
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Yet this barely scratches the surface of the manifold disturbing currents at work here.
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It doesn't feel high-end and attracts scuffs and scratches from the get-go.
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I had lost my glasses and shoes, and I had cuts and scratches everywhere.
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Scratches and streaks of orange paint that I hadn't noticed before seemed obvious now.
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As anyone who is close to a Leo knows, that barely scratches the surface.
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Scrubbing too hard could leave scratches and push those radioactive particles into your skin.
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The police report states officers observed minor cuts, scratches and dried blood on Jen.
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"Maintenance issues" like scratches from your ice scraper aren't covered by insurance, said Worters.
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Even the display is marred with nicks and scratches that have ruined the pixels.
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The Coyotes' scratches were C Zac Rinaldo, C Nick Cousins and D Adam Clendening.
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It scratches off tiny T-shirt fibers and directs them towards the belly button.
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And when that's a product's reason for existing, who gives a shit about scratches?
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NOTES: The Lightning had RW J.T. Brown and C Greg McKegg as healthy scratches.
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It does a great job of preventing scratches and can't chip or peel away.
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The Get Down scratches an admittedly nostalgic itch, like a parade for my youth.
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The woman said she suffered scratches to her chest and neck, according to police.
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Apple says the Jet Black's sheen could help reveal micro scratches on the finish.
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A 30-year old good Samaritan suffered scratches when he intervened, the NYPD said.
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Paint, panel gaps, scratches, and dents were the biggest problems owners reported to Bloomberg.
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Paint, panel gaps, scratches, and dents were the biggest problems owners reported to Bloomberg.
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And he scratches his head when he sees people taking selfies on the street.
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The guard sent pictures of minor scratches he said he had sustained to investigators.
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"People want exclusive content," Redstone explained, and the NFL scratches that itch for CBS.
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While the robot lost the fight, it ultimately survived with just a few scratches.
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Gordon survived with scratches and bruises and was transported to a hospital and released.
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Mixing egg whites and potassium aluminum sulfate can get rid of some small scratches.
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NOTES: Jets scratches were D Mark Stuart, LW Kyle Connor and C Alexander Burmistrov.
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This list only scratches the surface of what anyone can learn from Indra Nooyi.
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It's totally waterproof, and features a soft, rugged exterior that resists dents and scratches.
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Behind the counter, a prayer read by President Erdoğan scratches over an FM radio.
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In Dickoya, people have escaped encounters with the animal with just some deep scratches.
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"We don't know what damage there is, it has obvious scratches on it," Nugroho said.
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Artruc left the hospital by Tuesday evening sore and with several scratches, but otherwise okay.
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But the finish also has a special manufacturing process and scratches easily, compared to glass.
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There have been 26 injuries reported including scratches, bruises, cuts and bumps to the head.
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RW Jordin Tootoo and D Gustav Forsling were healthy scratches for the Blackhawks on Thursday.
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With scratches and marks from the antelope's lifetime in the wild, each pair is unique.
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A more experienced person would see parallel scratches on a girl's arm and be concerned.
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As my colleague Cory Stieg wrote last month, the Nassar case just scratches the surface.
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Tech Talk: Apparently, the new iPhone 7's "high gloss" jet-black option scratches easily.
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"If you see scratches on my colleagues' faces, that was me," McKinnon joked to E!
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Police say he suffered minor scratches to his face while running in the wooded area.
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The results were subtle scratches and scuffs in the matte finish that won't go away.
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D Adam Pardy, D Paul Postma and RW Anthony Peluso were healthy scratches for Winnipeg.
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The only restoration has been retouched paint from time due to scratches and fender benders.
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You can't see much in the pictures—mostly scratches, rust, and specks that resemble blood.
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Anna Eshoo said the settlement "barely scratches the surface" with regards to compensating those impacted.
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They have a brushed hard shell that is durable while reducing the appearance of scratches.
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What's driving me crazy is an increasingly complex network of scratches on the display glass.
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And replacing the display would be the only way to rid myself of the scratches.
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It passed both the saw and drill test with flying colors leaving behind no scratches.
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It's not 100% identical to ground beef, but it scratches a remarkably similar, carnivorous itch.
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Don't use anything abrasive, since doing so could potentially add tiny scratches do your display.
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Momo was fine and got lots of praise and head scratches once everyone was safe.
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There are four gold metal feet to prevent scratches on the bottom of the bag.
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And as a D.J., he manipulates records with a heavy finger, the scratches like smears.
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Perhaps it's phones that are cherished exactly because of the number of scratches they've acquired.
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The Hurricanes' healthy scratches were C Nathan Gerbe, C Brad Malone and D Michal Jordan.
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"If there's any drips or scratches on the tin, that doesn't scream 'premium,' " Downey said.
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The researchers weren't able to detect any signs of bruising, scratches, or other tissue damage.
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The stains, the airlessness, the scratch marks on the walls... I obsess over those scratches.
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In the melee she got a few scratches and a bite on her right arm.
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"Every time she came here, she had scratches all over her arms," Ms. Nations said.
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Lesandro had bruising, scratches and small puncture wounds on his body, according to autopsy photos.
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We could both see the road map of bruises and bloody scratches on my body.
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The nonstick surface suffered multiple scratches, the locking lever failed, and the heating became uneven.
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At one point in Leth's film, the male actor scratches the back of his neck.
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Yet the investigation merely scratches the surface of the failures of the private water industry.
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It's not all flash, though: this case also offers superior protection against drops and scratches.
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Is Samsung trying to say that we're only seeing scratches on the outer protective layer?
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I bet you have some tiny scratches on your phone's traditional glass screen right now.
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Scratches may be left on your arms from trying on so many richly embellished clothes.
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The Fire Services Department said their injuries included light scratches and neck and shoulder injuries.
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Predators center Matt Duchene (illness) and defenseman Dante Fabbro (upper-body injury) were late scratches.
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The speaker is waterproof and has a rugged exterior that resists dents, cracks, and scratches.
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Two more regular scratches — Scott Laughton and Umberger — capped the scoring in the third period.
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Note: If you aren't careful, this method can end up causing more scratches and damage.
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For small, hidden scratches, vegetable oil is said to work well as a temporary solution.
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They have no scratches and they rinse or tap clean instantly, even months after purchase.
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Neil Young references aside, a few years ago I suggested two ways to repair scratches.
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The Pembroke Welsh corgi's fan club made sure there was no shortage of ear scratches.
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Yamato was a bit dehydrated with scratches on his arms and legs, but mostly healthy.
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It's clear in the mug shot -- Wendell has scratches on his nose and upper lip.
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The spout lid prevents spills and the silicone bumper protects it from scratches and dings.
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Over the span of six tweets she detailed 19 deaths, and it only scratches the surface.
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The display proved to be particularly prone to scratches, an issue that has been reported elsewhere.
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Gavin Turek "Elevator" This delightful track scratches a particular itch that spring in New York creates.
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She was "visibly distressed" and had scratches and bruises on her neck and face, police added.
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Android Police found that it's even more vulnerable to scratches than last year's Moto Z Force.
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In simple terms, that means when the glass is more tempered, it often scratches more easily.
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C Ryan Carpenter, RW Kevin Labanc and D Dylan DeMelo were healthy scratches for San Jose.
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About 47 percent of the scratches were slanted in the direction of a right-handed cut.
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About 11 percent of the scratches slanted the opposite direction, reflecting a left-handed cutting motion.
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Its design is more durable and can handle scratches better, plus it has a louder speaker.
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It lifted my phone's back-end off of tables and surfaces, protecting the camera from scratches.
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" He said he believes the scratches and bruises on Smollett's face were "most likely self-inflicted.
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But it lived a good life, and has the scars, knicks, and scratches to prove it.
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They rummaged through magazines, bought Sasha Obama headphones and tried to give store employees back scratches.
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"We don't know what damage there is but it has obvious scratches on it," Nugroho said.
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Catching a few scratches and bites, the crew member carried the cat away from the action.
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Lots of teams have won Cups with half their defensemen better-suited to be healthy scratches.
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The case comes in four different colors and it offers basic protection from drops and scratches.
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And all this just scratches the surface when it comes to the sums of money involved.
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The Lightning had RW Erik Condra, C Jonathan Marchessault and D Matt Taormina as healthy scratches.
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Aside from a few scratches from his nails, you would never know he even touched it.
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The UMBC Twitter account wasn't the only page making headlines — and prompting a few head-scratches.
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To be frank, good riddance to the glossy black option, for all that glimmers also scratches.
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Or knowing the exact moment when your CD would skip, because scratches were definitely a thing.
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Humans got companionship, anxiety relief, and loyal bodyguards, while dogs got shelter, food, and head scratches.
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But he had remarked how the previous table was covered in scratches, scuff marks and cracks.
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We're told Larissa did have scratches on her stomach, but they appeared to be self-inflicted.
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Everyone but Ms. Morillo got out of the car with only a few scratches, she said.
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"Obviously, scratches, dents and cracked glass will be evident by handling the phone," Mr. Edwards said.
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The pane itself has scratches and cracks — the imperfections that Gomes often incorporates into her works.
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He said the deputy's vehicle had scratches, dents and a shattered rear window following the collision.
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It's resistant against drops and scratches and allows the use of other accessories, like Lightning earbuds.
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The scratches were still visible during a FaceTime call between Noor and a reporter in December.
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The Z Flip's display starts showing permanent marks and scratches far earlier than actual glass would.
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First, the screen is much more susceptible to scratches and dings than its glass material implies.
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He scratches out three extra delegates and Pete Buttigieg loses one, compared with the alternative interpretation.
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The blood has dried there, but he scratches it with his teeth, and it opens again.
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D Griffin Reinhart, D Jon Merrill and D Brad Hunt were scratches for the Golden Knights.
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Leafs scratches were D Morgan Rielly (lower-body injury), D Frankie Corrado and F Josh Leivo.
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It's best to use this method for smoothing out scratches on the back of your phone.
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One tiny drop of vegetable oil on top of scratches can be a quick cosmetic fix.
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Amazon's covers and cases protect the Kindle from falls and scratches, plus, they're nice to hold.
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RW J.T. Brown, C Gabriel Dumont and D Andrej Sustr were healthy scratches for Tampa Bay.
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The charging tip is retractable, keeping it safe from scratches and dents when not in use.
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Samsung touted the Galaxy Z Flip's "ultrathin glass" screen that initially suggested better durability against scratches.
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This list barely scratches the surface of how climate policy can survive or evolve under Trump.
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The process of consolidating the pigment layers in the areas affected by the scratches began immediately.
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And watching videos of mad inventors building super-sized, flame-throwing lighters undoubtedly scratches a primitive itch.
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Here's a better shot of the fan-like series of scratches that recently appeared on my phone.
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At this rate, I won't even be able to see past the scratches in a year's time.
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"Everyone scratches their head about my wearing a robe until they try mine on," Mayer, 41, wrote.
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After a struggle, Delos, with his face covered in bleeding, self-inflicted scratches, delivers a cryptic speech.
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Thank you to CLAW and its attendees, and scratches and belly rubs for all the good pups!
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Zack caused plenty of scratches on the area overtop the sensor, and it seemed to work fine.
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That way, you'll have the help you need without having to worry about unwanted scratches or bumps.
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This just scratches the surface (did I mention that I wrote a book's worth on this topic?).
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The included case also has the kind of matte finish that scratches and gets scuffed almost immediately.
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If they pick up slight scratches over the course of a couple years, what's the big deal?
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If you want to keep the 3DS' touch screen free from scratches, you'll need a screen protector.
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I love seeing good metal people collaborate on interesting metal projects, and Arête scratches that itch perfectly.
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On the project's website, Brower says this video barely scratches the surface of what Playthings can do.
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However, police soon realized that the lacerations on the victim's face were strikingly similar to cat scratches.
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It also withstood a 24-foot edge drop onto concrete, incurring only minor scratches to the bottom.
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Sonically, head scratches and belly slaps are remarkably close to a shaker and a kick drum, respectively.
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For those nostalgic for a particular kind of portable fighter, Pocket Rumble scratches that very specific itch.
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You will definitely want to avoid any stains or scratches, and silk is dangerously tempting to bugs.
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This means deep scratches on the motors and board deck, potentially damaging them in the long run.
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NOTES: Senators D Thomas Chabot and LW Matt Puempel were healthy scratches for the second straight game.
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NOTES: Sharks RW Joel Ward and D Dylan DeMelo were healthy scratches for the second straight game.
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Then, of course, the dog jumps in the car all over his leather seats and scratches them.
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The researchers then studied how mouse skin tissue transplanted onto a membrane responded to punctures and scratches.
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Viewers expected to see Romero's film with scratches, warped audio, missing frames, and dirt-poor picture quality.
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The five-layer system has a protective plastic hardcoat on top, which scratches way easier than glass.
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Other healthy scratches for Philadelphia were Emery, C R.J. Umberger, C Jordan Weal and D Evgeny Medvedev.
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Related: Venezuelan leaders tell citizens to eat rabbits amid food shortages That only scratches the surface, though.
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The poles are covered in scratches made by the hooks at the bottom of his climbing boots.
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The glass has a surface hardness of 9H, which should guard your investment against scratches and breakage.
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We're told it still has his southpaw stringing, scratches from his belt, and bonus ... Pepper still shreds.
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What's your preferred poison, and is there anything in video games that scratches that itch for you?
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Plastics can be dangerous, especially when they leach chemicals out through scratches or cracks in a container.
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Whether you're raking, weeding or tree trimming, your hands will need protection from cuts, scratches and scrapes.
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All my other cars have seen me fix the dents and touch-up the scratches and scuffs.
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No one saw the deep scratches on her arms and legs when she started to hurt herself.
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During her boyfriend's arrest, investigators noticed visible marks and scratches around his neck, according to court records.
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For that, he gets arm scratches while he falls asleep (physical touch is his other love language).
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Rather, it means that they view minor scrapes and scratches as being a means of building character.
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Keep it safe from scratches and hard-to-remove pet fur with this seat cover from BarksBar.
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Keep it safe from scratches and hard-to-remove pet fur with this seat cover from BarksBar.
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This baby croc is so happy to get chin scratches he's making little laser sounds of gratitude.
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I got a few scratches on my face and hands; two of my classmates had head injuries.
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It's a little soapier, and faster, than some of your faves, but it scratches that same itch.
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It includes 11 bar tools, including an eco-friendly bamboo stand to keep everything safe from scratches.
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The frosted translucent back protects from scratches or dents, while still letting the Apple logo peek through.
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Adding water to baby powder creates a paste that can take out the scratches on your phone.
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Even for folks with no real attachment to The Witcher, this show scratches so many fantasy itches.
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On one side, there is a screw missing, and there are some minor scratches on the lenses.
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Diaz allegedly grabbed and pulled her so violently, she suffered neck scratches and bruising on her leg.
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It's a tabletop with the deep scratches of dozens of other playgroups that have been there before.
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The handlers look after the pups, throw the ball, give them scratches behind the ears, treats, etc.
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Meanwhile, poor Ally (Sarah Paulson) thinks she sees tiny holes on her neck and scratches the skin raw.
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The scratches and bruises Smollett had on him when he reported the incident were self-inflicted, police said.
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The problem, though, is this study barely scratches the surface of the issues associated with sex in space.
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And the matte finish isn't just easy on the eyes, it also renders scruffs and scratches less visible.
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On top of that, the lens has coatings on it to protect from scratches and reduce lens aberrations.
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The girl suffered minor scratches on her lower chin and was sent to hospital, accompanied by her father.
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You'll pick up hairline scratches over time, but at least your phone has a chance of enduring accidents.
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We had to have a special painter from London [at rehearsals] to repair it in case of scratches.
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When asked about how Xichu Points works, a nurse staffing a blood-donation bus also scratches her head.
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Rather, these cute Australian animals that prove if nothing else, 2016 was a great year for tummy scratches.
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She claims the attack was so severe she suffered bruising on her leg and scratches on her neck.
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The bottle's high-density foam cushions your muscles as well as protecting the bottle from any unsightly scratches.
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At some point the situation turned physical and the female sustained injuries (scratches and bruising) about her face.
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Peel also makes a low-profile glass screen protector that successfully hid my scratches, when I installed it.
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Previous Eufy bots have come with glass tops, which minimize cleaning, smudges, scratches, and dust collecting up top.
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Once the screen protector is applied, it'll absorb damage from drops and scratches, keeping your Switch's screen pristine.
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This just scratches the surface of the tax-dodging schemes employed by some of America's most-profitable corporations.
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You should also avoid any eclipse glasses that are older than three years, have scratches, or are wrinkled.
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It can be eroded either by physical scratches and scuffs, or by exposure to oxygen, heat, and humidity.
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All that said, Tokyo Mirage still scratches that particular JRPG itch in a way that few games can.
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Because of the dialogue choices made, she scratches his face, which is still visible later in the night.
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It's made of aircraft-grade aluminum and features IP8003 waterproofing, protecting it from spills, drops, scratches, and more.
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Speck's dog, a dachshund named Journey, suffered a few scratches but is going to be OK, she said.
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His father tried to save the boy, but came away with only scratches on one of his hands.
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Nothing can completely prevent scuffs, scratches, and damage on leather goods, but a good leather protector can help.
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The poet Henri Michaux is pictured with pinched lips and jug ears within a torrent of white scratches.
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When he is agitated, he scratches himself so vigorously that he leaves marks on his face and arms.
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Out of the water, it still protects your phone from scratches and dust with a secure locking seal.
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The timbre of taps, the din of dings, silverware clangs in kitchens, door knocks, knuckle cracks, head scratches.
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These sleeves are designed to protect your tech from getting scratches up or spilled on in your bag.
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Waste covered the carpet and walls, and there were scratches on the back of doors, the station reported.
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One hits himself; the other pulls his hair out of his scalp and scratches himself until he bleeds.
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Given that Nintendo doesn't seem interested in delivering a proper Metroid game lately, Headlander happily scratches that itch.
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The company added that the main display has a top layer designed to protect the screen from scratches.
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The administration is saying that's a win, but it barely scratches the surface of our national health crisis.
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Look for nicks and scratches that may indicate how the tables would endure through serious use at home.
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The meter was defined as the distance between two scratches on a hallowed bar of platinum-iridium metal.
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A month into my sophomore year, I started waking up with strange scratches on my side and back.
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These can occur when your dog scratches excessively, breaking the skin and allowing bacteria to infect the wound.
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While the scratches aren't deep, they are visible, and I'll be living with them for 21 more months.
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My friend was thrilled with how clean the floor looked but wished it didn't have so many scratches.
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I'd like to get the deeper understanding of the process and think the program only scratches the surface.
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As you grind the phone scratches, check often to make sure there is no damage on the screen.
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Ditto new immigrants with thin credit histories, or people with a few scratches and dents in their files.
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It won't protect the front display from scratches, but it may help the product avoid dings if dropped.
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I've had my Prius for about five years — lots of time to acquire a few dings and scratches.
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RW Anthony Peluso played in his absence, while D Paul Postma and D Adam Pardy were healthy scratches.
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Roberts runs a small Facebook page called "Shitposting cause I'm in shambles," which scratches his meme-seeking itch.
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But Mishek says the effort barely scratches the surface of what he says is a broken system nationwide.
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In his drawings and paintings, he layers one color over another, and then scratches back into the surface.
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So putting it in an exhibition about feminist art is fine, but it only really scratches the surface.
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Due to the lighting, this photo shows about half the scratches I can see on my iPhone X screen.
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One person claims that their iPhone X was covered in hairline scratches when it came out of the box.
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In his latest video, he scratches, burns and bends a Galaxy S7 Edge to see how durable it is.
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Whenever Seyfried is feeling scatterbrained, she scratches him behind the ears and looks into his eyes, she tells PEOPLE.
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Scratches and several false starts at drilling suggest a "faltering hand," in the words of Roscosmos CEO Dmitry Rogozin.
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Two people from Maysville, Iowa, and their 2-year-old son suffered minor injuries, including scratches to the face.
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Then, by early January, Underwood clarified that her fall was much more than a broken wrist and some scratches.
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Their mirror finish has remained spotless after months of admittedly careful use: no scratches or blemishes to speak of.
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Luckily, she said she sustained only some minor back and neck injuries, as well as some scratches and bruises.
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According to the complaint and a statement from the NYPD, the victim received scratches on her hands and face.
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The document also shows that Apple doesn't cover cosmetic damage to phones like chipping, dents, scratches, and scuff marks.
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The co-pilot was pulled back in by his seatbelt, and only suffered a sprained wrist and some scratches.
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Steve Jobs asked Corning's CEO to make a glass cover that would protect the iPhone from scratches and cracks.
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Cops say Ariana sustained minor scratches during the altercation, and right now it's unclear what triggered the alleged assault.
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Here's Google's statement about the scratches: We have designed Pixel 3 to look and feel great in your hand.
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Researchers said a 1.8-million-year-old fossilized jaw bears the scratches of a person who was right-handed.
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"These teeth were used as platforms to process materials, and so there were lots of different scratches," Frayer said.
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Video games are one of few things still distributed on the aging CD format, which is prone to scratches.
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Both "Gorgeous" and "So It Goes" speak to female sexual agency — "scratches down your back now" and all that.
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If I just wanted to replace the display as it was, scratches and all, Apple would charge me $280.
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C Tommy Wingels rejoined the lineup after scratches in the previous two games and seven of the previous nine.
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Favreau made a bold decision in covering Sethi with livid scratches, bruises, and welts that change throughout the film.
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Using the technique to render all those little scratches only took 1.4x as long as rendering it totally smooth.
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The patient, whose identity remains anonymous as is customary in case studies, had no signs of scratches or wounds.
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Let me sum up: the jet black version of the iPhone 7, the one we the people wanted, scratches.
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There were a few scuffs and scratches, but the screens didn't crack, even when dropped directly on their face.
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The Lakers also announced veterans Timofey Mozgov and Luol Deng as healthy scratches for the remainder of the season.
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The long-range version of the recently announced Hyundai Kona Electric, for example, also scratches that 300-mile benchmark.
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Walmart does admit that there can be occasional physical marks that can't be removed, like scratches or possible scuffs.
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Each claw has a similar pattern of scrapes and scratches that seemed to have been made by human tools.
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It is just a series of a number of diagonal scratches going in different directions in red and blue.
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Cardona reportedly suffered "bruising and redness to her face, scratches to her arms, and substantial pain," the police added.
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Even still, it barely scratches the surface of the importance of '703s rock-'n'-roll heroes in my life.
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This game scratches two very important itches for me: time management mechanics, and the aesthetics of delicious animated food.
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The surrounding Joshua trees give an air of inexplicable mysticism (and also one or two physical scrapes and scratches).
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The boards were covered with scratches and marks or with footprints left by the artist's shoes dipped in acid.
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Both have been healthy scratches as they try to find the right groove in a new system under Quinn.
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Jay Jones, the Lee County sheriff, said that other than some scratches and dehydration, Vadie was in good condition.
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They draw attention for shooting many 3-point shots, but that just scratches the shiny surface of their innovation.
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C. isn't phased by my mood (thankfully) and I give him foot scratches as we chill on the couch.
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The doors could touch each other, it turned out, but again, no dings or scratches at point of contact.
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My iPhone 11, also not in a case, also has a few minor scratches without undergoing any significant falls.
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She recalled that her brother would ramble about unexplained body scratches, bruises and incidents of alleged bullying at work.
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Left winger Eric Boulton and right winger Steve Bernier were also active after being regular scratches during the season.
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Apply the paste to a clean, soft cloth and gently rub in a circular motion on the phone's scratches.
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Baby powder mixed with water creates a thick paste that can be used to remove scratches on your phone.
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That is before the widespread sexual harassment; recent reporting on sexual harassment in the sciences only scratches the surface.
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Mark Stone, Matt Duchene and Ryan Dzingel, the Senators' first-, second-a nd fourth-leading scorers, were healthy scratches.
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The director, Andrei Konchalovsky, even includes scratches on the film, to enhance the sense that we're watching documentary evidence.
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So, I think Time is a ... It scratches his philanthropic itch, but it solves that conflict of interest problem.
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She says she was only wearing underwear and a t-shirt, and suffered scratches on her side and leg.
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Joseph O'Brien, told investigators that he noticed fresh scratches on Mr. Feit's hands when they had coffee late that night.
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The quilted bright red or gray protective layer will guard all KitchenAid tilt head models from nicks, scratches, and dust.
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According to the product page, it's built to withstand bumps and scratches, and even uses a minor-spill resistant keyboard.
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Most queer-identified folks know that marriage equality barely scratches the surface of the range of issues that they face.
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If you have a kitty who accidentally scratches you or loves to tear up furniture, clipping its nails could help.
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He noted glass is a brittle solid, which means tiny flaws like scratches in the surface can multiply under stress.
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Romanticism is best indulged occasionally, just often enough for some healthy fun, and this irresistibly dislikable album scratches the itch.
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You only have to worry about wrecking the connecting pins, which aren't effected by scratches nearly as much as discs.
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Officers observed small scratches on her arm and noted that the back of her head and her neck were red.
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When officers located Richards, he had several fresh scratches on his face that were consistent with a fight, police said.
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The aluminum alloy backing prevents from dents and scratches, with the hinges allowing multiple typing angles up to 135 degrees.
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Reddit user nbpx was determined to figure out what was causing the mystery scratches that were appearing on his car.
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Even when scratches are visible in the glossy white ground, there is something implacable about the surfaces of these works.
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She fell and landed on his crutches, and police observed scratches and redness on her right arm, per the report.
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The couple&aposs nephew, who was part of their group, suffered only scratches and did not need to be hospitalized.
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All you'd need are a few baby carrots, much needed head scratches, and a nice fluffy pile of hamster bedding.
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But Stone allegedly "smacked the victim multiple times" in his head and face, leaving him with minor scratches and bruises.
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Take into consideration its blemishes, including scratches, dents, cracks, and any other quirks that the next owner should know about.
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The glass lens over the display will resist scratches, but the plastic housing is prone to getting easily dinged up.
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It scratches the same itch as people-watching on the train, We Live in Public, or William Betts' CCTV films.
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In its current form, scratches will disappear after being exposed to temperatures of 100 degrees Celsius in just one minute.
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The helicopter, luckily, only suffered a dented rotor and a few scratches, according to the National Transportation Safety Board report.
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When she was found, Vetrano's underwear had been pulled down and her body was covered in bruises, scratches and cuts.
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They sit on the Directoire chairs that ring the walnut dining table and that bear the scratches of abundant use.
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To prevent furry seats and deep scratches, make sure to invest in a good seat cover to protect your car.
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But when she arrived home, she found a bunch of scratches on the front of the house, ABC 4 reports.
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Nigg, who's in for a weapons charge, left Fogle with a bloody nose, swollen face and scratches on his neck.
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It scratches the same itch as Flappy Bird or Maverick Bird, and that's something that we're weirdly missing right now.
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That way, the sensor is protected from water and scratches, and can be installed anywhere under the phone's glass surface.
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The vessel, named the Seaquest, ended up with large scratches before the crew was able to get control of it.
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According to Portland Police, he was taken the hospital for treatment for exposure to cold and scratches from the bushes.
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Some cold days, I ran my fingers along the underside, a mosaic of small scratches left by rocks on shores.
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They then spent a week quarantined in a Chiang Rai hospital, being treated for scratches, fever, and signs of hypothermia.
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He was reported to be in good health, despite suffering some dehydration and minor scratches on his arms and feet.
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Several Korean media outlets said the guard had suffered some minor scratches after falling as he tried to stop Pengilly.
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This hardly scratches the surface of the wealth of characters in the series, or the myriad strange twists it takes.
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The co-pilot suffered scratches and a sprained wrist, the CAA said, adding that a flight attendant was also injured.
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The first time, she thought that she'd have to disguise these scratches and bruises, the bloody evidence of these feedings.
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The Monkey-Man of Delhi is said to be a tall, gorilla-like creature that bites, scratches, and chases people.
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Hours later, at the police department, there were no scratches or redness or puffiness in the officer's face, Wilson said.
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If she scratches a leg on some thorns, the wound might heal up by itself—or it could turn nasty.
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I know what I'm in for, I know it's going to be trash, but sometimes it scratches a certain itch.
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That way you'll have a photographic record of any dents or scratches the car already had when you got it.
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It's durable enough, but it also has just enough leeway to acquire all the nicks and scratches life will imbue.
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While scratches don't matter to me at all, someone very concerned with aesthetics may get a bit annoyed by them.
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A lot of scratches and blotches, and overly high contrasts that deepen the blacks into nothingness while distorting the whites.
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We show all the history, patina and nuance of the watch, whether it's dirt or crud or dings and scratches.
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The simplified version is that sweeping slightly increases the temperature of the ice while creating micro-scratches on the surface.
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Hundreds of forest rangers spent months combing the jungles of Maharashtra looking for tiger tracks, scat and scratches on trees.
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Wood expands and contracts with heat and humidity and can show scratches and wear, but is fairly easy to repair.
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By overlaying images of rusted film canisters and freezing frames fractured with scratches, the significance of viewership is continually reinforced.
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Like disaster movies and combat sports and blood-soaked videogames, the coronavirus crisis scratches a deep-seated, rarely acknowledged itch.
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These questions are touched upon but not resolved, in the same way one scratches an itch that just moves elsewhere.
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When a person who is wearing the patch scratches it, it produces a smell similar to that of cooked bacon.
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All of this still doesn't answer the question, though: what good is foldable glass if it scratches like plastic anyhow?
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TMZ broke the story ... Stacey was arrested Sunday after a domestic disturbance that ended with scratches on her husband's arm.
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A good case will protect your phone from scratches and absorb impact in those areas when your device is dropped.
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His horse, 12-year-old Maggie Mae, was found heavily bleeding from scratches the morning after Halloween and is recovering.
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Here are nine remedies that have had various degrees of success when it comes to rescue phones from minor scratches.
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But that just scratches the surface of how biometrics – our unique body characteristics – will change our lives for the better.
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" Couture says all 6 people in the car were okay -- no serious injuries -- "there was some blood from some scratches.
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" We're told the woman was found with "hand print marking to her neck area and small scratches to her arms.
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The best way to protect yourself from being charged for dings and scratches is to take photos of any damage — even small scratches — before you drive off the rental lot, and make sure the rental agent notes them on the agreement, said J. Robert Hunter, director of insurance at the Consumer Federation of America.
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Importantly, none of the 50 pukao analyzed by the researchers exhibited scratches at the base, suggesting they weren't dragged into place.
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An investor would be wise to start by reading a lot more about intrinsic value, as this barely scratches the surface.
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Some think scratches on the ice left by the front part of the spinning stone are causing the rear to curl.
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The device itself was prone to nicks and scratches, as its bluish-black anodized aluminum case just felt kind of crappy.
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I'm sure I've saved myself more than a few scratches and bumps on the laptop with the help of these covers.
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I remember the stings and scratches, then all the razor bumps and wax burns, all the thread cuts and laser scars.
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And while it's thoughtful of Samsung to include it out of the box, it's not very good at protecting against scratches.
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But, of course, it's worth remembering that if you do go for glossy, you've got to learn to love the scratches.
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Its soft interior lining helps protect your screen from dust and scratches, while the hard leather exterior looks sleek and stylish.
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Choose between a ghost, pumpkin, cactus, purse, retro phone, or retro camera and protect your precious earbuds from scratches and drops.
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Prudenciano fell soon after, landing on rocks that fractured his back in three places and left scratches all over his body.
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Air bubbles and scratches punctuate its otherwise smooth surface, and in places it has been cut or is slightly peeled back.
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The fingerprint sensor on the phone's back, also covered in plastic, was able to recognize fingerprints after withstanding several deep scratches.
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If you're a longtime denizen of the riff-filled land, Swedish outfit Domkraft's spacey, psyched-out stoner doom scratches every itch.
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Although the Mate X's screen offered comparable friction and responsiveness to a glass screen, its ability to resist scratches remains untested.
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Miss, and the record scratches and goes silent; a sonic message of incompetance even more unbearable than Guitar Hero's fail-sound.
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Even if you don't, it doesn't take long for a phone to collect all kinds of scratches just from daily use.
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The so-called Spiderman of Paris suffered only a few scratches in the daring rescue while the child lost a fingernail.
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That said, the video does contain all the hallmarks of cat ownership: belly scratches, laser pointer shenanigans, and of course, catfights.
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When interviewing him, officers also noted abrasions on the suspect's lips and face, as well as small scratches on his chest.
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NASA also suggests you inspect your filter before putting it on, and discard it if it has any scratches or damages.
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Also, despite keeping the carrying case on my desk or in my pocket, it's already collected plenty of visible micro scratches.
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It also survived a 4-foot edge drop onto concrete; there were only minor scratches on the bottom of its case.
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Some scratches are normal — while they are still hand picked and packed, they do endure quite a lot of heavy handing.
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That was the crux of a post I wrote last year, after noticing how easily the iPhone X screen developed scratches.
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However, based on the scratches that appeared on my colleague Adam's iPhone XS, I'm gonna guess that's probably not the case.
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While fsuwonder has since released the squirrel back into the wild, the squirrel keeps coming back for hugs and back scratches.
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"Wearing thongs that are too tight in the inseam can cause rashes or irritation and even cuts and scratches," Blatt says.
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From there, the horse, which reportedly only had some cuts and scratches was loaded to a trail and eventually returned home.
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Geer was treated for dehydration and "a few scratches" at the Olympic Medical Center, but was released that evening, Danisiewicz said.
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She explains that she often has sleepless nights, and that her scalp itches so badly she scratches it until it bleeds.
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It also reduces the number of repayment plans for borrowers and scratches the popular, if challenged, public service loan forgiveness program.
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Brough said she had just woke Lily from a nap when she spotted the deep "purple scratches" on the baby's cheek.
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We wondered if she'd scratched herself, but when we put her hands up to the scratches it did not match up.
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We can't be sure until we get one and use it for a few days, but it could mean hairline scratches.
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Tupou had minor scratches from the incident, which came after he had been out for a planned dinner with team mates.
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Trico's gaze follows the boy when he's nearby, and when he gets an itch, he scratches just like an excited dog.
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The police did not say if the injuries sustained by the mother and her child were caused by scratches or bites.
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The back of the phone, the screen, the home button, and camera lens resisted scratches from both coins and keys. Great!
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Between the swings and jungle gym, he's bitten by a mosquito and absently scratches his arm before running off to play.
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Aedric was 200 yards away and covered in moss, briars, and mud, but thankfully only suffered some bug bites and scratches.
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None has suffered the dings and scratches that can happen to photographs during shipment from venue to venue for an exhibition.
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The bacteria, called Capnocytophaga, are common in pets, and can be spread through bites, scratches, or any contact with animal saliva.
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"Vandals in the crowd" damaged the patrol car, which "sustained scratches, dents, and a shattered rear window," the Sheriff's Department said.
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NOTES: The Panthers were without G Al Montoya (upper body), while D Jakub Kindl and LW Garrett Wilson were healthy scratches.
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It's prettier, it's less monotonous, and it scratches that first generation itch I've been trying to get at for 20 years.
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The pointer scratches the aluminum powder, allowing your name — or your face, or your cat sketch — to appear on the screen.
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For an annual fee, Chemayi sends out staff members to help fix flat tires, paint scratches or repair broken-down engines.
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That was typically detected through DNA inconsistencies in the urine or scratches on the inside of the cap of the sample.
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In fact, the Everest is manufactured out of durable 600D polyester that resists scratches and tears and is even water-resistant.
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Decades of scratches, dust and splotches were cleaned up, and the now-pristine material was donated back to the war museum.
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Customers have complained on Twitter and in press accounts of receiving cars with scratches, cracked windows, defective components and other flaws.
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I was worried that such soft leather would get easily damaged, but it hasn't seemed to show any stains or scratches.
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The ad features actual Chevy truck owners, several with Southern accents, describing the stories behind dents and scratches on their trucks.
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Baffert later said Justify had been dealing with "scratches," a skin irritation that is common among horses who encounter wet surfaces.
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The device was battered around in my backpack during a weekend trip, and it came out free of scratches and dents.
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YouTuber JerryRigEverything said the display might have glass elements but proved that it still scratches and damages as easily as plastic.
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Car scratch removal creams such as Turtle Wax, 3M Scratch, and Swirl Remover can minimize and get rid of minor scratches.
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The bystanders who helped the girl were also taken to the hospital with cuts and scratches, according to NBC New York.
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She fell down and landed on his crutches, and police observed scratches and redness on her right arm, per the report.
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While some can be born with the virus, others can catch it through scratches and bites after fighting with infected cats.
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Some have argued that it barely scratches the surface of how Russian trolls used social media to spread misinformation in 2016.
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For many consumers, that's the vision they cling to, even when that object is collecting scratches bumping around in their bag.
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Its design is profoundly generic, except for a glass window on the back, which picks up scratches faster than Usain Bolt runs.
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Inspected more closely, the royal figure appears preserved under a glass plate pockmarked by centuries of scratches, additional outlines, and over-drawing.
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Many of those treated in hospital corridors and hastily erected disaster tents had suffered broken bones and scratches, a Reuters witness said.
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Photos taken of the drill hole show scratches and possible failed attempts at drilling, pointing to the "faltering hand" suggested by Rogozin.
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But that barely scratches the surface of its impact on teams, internet culture and, most importantly of all, my own damn life.
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According to the docs ... Rocky removed a custom chandelier and security camera, damaged a downstairs bathroom and left stains and scratches throughout.
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That display is surrounded by a small bezel to protect it from scratches, and it sits atop a blessedly thin 10mm body.
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This only scratches the surface of what we've achieved … and we all know how much hard work it took to get here.
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The Saratoga accomplishes this, and while it ends up compromising both forms as a result, it also fundamentally scratches an important itch.
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The disease spreads when a cat licks a person's open wound, bites or scratches a person hard enough to break the skin.
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Each section carries a residual history of grime, scratches, or paint flecks on its surface, discrepancies that are subsequently cast and repeated.
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The scrape traces in the Dakota Sandstone consist of scratches that are similar to "pseudo nest-building" traces left by living birds.
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She holds the toddler's hand, which is covered in bandages and scratches, while a green plush toy sits next to the child.
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I did get a few scratches under my chin but not nearly as many as when I used other single blade solutions.
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We added an extra strengthening step to the manufacturing process of the textured back glass for greater resistance to marks and scratches.
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It features a tough silicone surface and flannelette interior to house your $1500 device, protecting it from drops, scratches, and everyday wear.
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Pasteurella is a bacterium commonly found in the mouths of dogs and cats that can be passed on through bites and scratches.
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You just stand there watching while Trico scratches behind its ear, taking in the breathtaking view of a crumbling kingdom down below.
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Bella had scratches on her body from being shoved through the hatch and a tuft of her hair had been ripped off.
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Right now an unlocked 64GB 10.5-inch iPad Pro with no scratches is worth $310, while the 512GB model is worth $410.
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If you're looking for a furry friend who loves back scratches and rolling around in the great outdoors, Deuce is for you.
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Further examination allegedly showed the girl's wounds were much more extensive, as doctors found "head to toe" red marks, bruises and scratches.
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The person of interest would have had "very obvious" cuts and scratches on or after the day of Marcotte's death, Early said.
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One thing I am interested in seeing develop, however, is how the glass holds up to fine abrasions and scratches over time.
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Microsoft said class certification was improper because just 0.4 percent of Xbox owners reported disc scratches, and that misuse was the cause.
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This only scratches the surface of what we've achieved… and we all know how much hard work it took to get here.
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Nextmove said its Model 3 vehicles had paint defects, faulty wiring, scratches on the dashboard, faulty wheels and condensation in the headlights.
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Among their healthy scratches were quarterback Eli Manning, receiver Odell Beckham Jr., cornerback Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie and defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul.
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In reality, buyers might struggle to tell the difference: scratches can be touched up, engine problems left undisclosed, even odometers tampered with.
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In addition, the high praise Trump is receiving in the wake of the two Koreas summit scratches Trump right where he itches.
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Rangers scratches were G Henrik Lundqvist (hip), Ds Adam Clendening and Kevin Klein (back spasms) and Fs Matt Puempel and Brandon Pirri.
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" There have been stories of "claw-like gouges down the sides of cars" and "bloody scratches down the backs of pedestrian crossers.
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And Shattershield is a welcome addition, as well, though the ease with which it collects scratches does negate some of those benefits.
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"Ceramic is highly resistant to scratches, carbon is even lighter and stronger," said Eric Yang, the founder of the site Gear Patrol.
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In 1985, he produced a record with no protective packaging, so that visible scratches and fingerprints would intrude on the listening experience.
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Overall, he said, it is best applied to specific components, such as bezels, that benefit from its resistance to scratches and discoloration.
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In some places, Tesla turned to outside body shops to repair scratches and other paint defects before cars were delivered to customers.
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Even though pellets had robbed the mother of her eyesight, Hope struggled to protect her child, leaving scratches on the boy's arms.
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In the courtroom, Mr. Madsen appeared to have scratches on his face, and wore camouflage pants, sneakers and a gray hooded sweatshirt.
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Those injured were transported to local hospitals, according to Lexington county spokesperson Harrison Cahill, and injuries ranged from scratches to broken bones.
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Once you have scanned your pictures, grab a program to fix the faded color, scratches, tears and other blemishes in the photos.
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He had memorized nicks, scratches and other telltale identifiers on individual wheels and thus could still recognize the ones he should play.
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"On the left-hand arm of the chair were these marks where he had made scratches with his nails," the actor recalled.
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The Critérium du Dauphiné winner, he remounted his bike with blood on his face and right knee, and scratches on his jersey.
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The two of us, covered in scratches, sitting on an abandoned World War II trail, with nothing but a cow for company.
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I repeat that phrase when the dog chews up my favorite eyeliner pencil or the cat scratches up the new duvet cover.
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In a field where the aspiring comic needs to "kill" to succeed, he manages to leave only a few self-administered scratches.
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The object had ripped through the tail of the helicopter and left other dents and scratches in other spots of the aircraft.
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In a hardness test, JerryRigEverything found that Samsung's screen scratches like plastic and wasn't as hard or resistant to damage as glass.
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Fossil records from Madagascar have revealed scratches and gouges on the bones of other dinosaurs that match the tooth spacing of Majungasaurus.
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Plus, the glass panels were so scuffed up that I was mostly looking at scratches and reflections when I looked down anyways.
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Screen protectors help protect screens from scratches, which weaken the structural integrity of a display and may eventually lead to large cracks.
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As all sports have basically been canceled for the time being, you may be looking for something that scratches that itch. Haikyu!!
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The case absorbs the impact of drops, and the screen protector helps prevent scratches, which weaken the structural integrity of a display.
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Gift 2 LottoLove Cards and 1 Greeting Card, $20 When she scratches off a card from LottoLove, she won't win any money.
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Researcher Hui-Shyong Yeo says the current challenge facing the team is getting the system to distinguish between intentional and unintentional nose scratches.
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The pitted floor beneath is a chaos of scuff marks, indentations, and scratches, an ever-present reminder of the building's robust mechanical history.
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During a full-blown tantrum, she bites and scratches, and she demands constant attention and endless patience to deal with her uncontrollable behavior.
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Known as "kickbacks" within Tesla, these vehicles have glitches as minor as dents and scratches to more complex troubles such as malfunctioning seats.
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She caught it, but not without a fight: the Home Depot employee also suffered scratches and bite marks to her face and body.
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It sustained between $5,000 and $10,000 worth of damage in scrapes and scratches, police said, from hitting the dock at Huron Boat Basin.
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But it is Diablo III, the game that's good at being a game and not an interactive movie, that truly scratches that itch.
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Instead of saying it correctly, Carson continually pronounced the group's name as "hummus," leading to both chuckles and head scratches from the crowd.
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Glass which, thanks to the illumination of these new edge-to-edge displays, will have little room to hide its scratches and imperfections.
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That makes it more resistant to scratches and cracks, and the way the metal has been brushed leads to some gorgeous light reflections.
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He spoke coherently and showed signs of mild dehydration and malnutrition; he had light scratches on his arms and legs, the doctor said.
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People have gotten rabies even with no obvious scratches or bites, and any kind of contact with a rabid animal is considered risky.
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But devices with that glass are still prone to scratches if you place them in the same pocket as your keys and coins.
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In the couple of weeks that I've been using the OnePlus 6, it's picked up annoying scratches on both the front and back.
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The scratches on this flake of flint may not look much but they were made with deliberation by a Neanderthal man or woman.
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Either way, I prefer it over the glossy, scratches-if-you-look-at-it-the-wrong-way style of the second-gen hardware.
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Detectives immediately doubted Chadwick's story after allegedly noticing scratches on his neck and dried blood on his hands, according to the U.S. Marshals.
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Some Nintendo Switch owners have reported that their consoles received scratches from the dock that allows the Switch to be played on TVs.
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An iPhone XS screen that scratches easily, a mouse that only works sometimes, a keyboard that breaks—these are the new Apple products.
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In these cases, the virus was contracted by humans from macaque bites and scratches while they were working with the animals in laboratories.
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If Facebook knows how to keep track of the scratches on your camera lens, it can probably recognize a swastika and hate speech.
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And there have been dings and scratches and cracked windshields, and various things done to bumpers — usually at slow speeds, oddly and thankfully.
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The 24-year-old victim claims she suffered scratches to her neck and chest, which were enough for cops to take him in.
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The white and yellow, expensive high-top sneakers have "heavy distressing" with ripped leather, holes and scratches around the exterior of the shoe.
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"The shark nearly took a chunk out of my Yamaha motors, leaving a few small dents and scratches," Hoey told The Herald Sun.
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According to NASA, after Dr. Ogorodov looked at the images, he said the scratches were "undoubtedly" ice scour marks, melting away the mystery.
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Despite the manufacturer's claim that the range is metal utensil safe, some reviewers said using metal did cause scratches, so stick to silicone.
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The virus is transmitted to humans through animal bites or scratches and can take between three and 12 weeks to begin showing symptoms.
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Even managing your stress levels, choosing the right makeup products, and sunning responsibly can help ease your itches and scratches to some extent.
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The company said class certification was improper because just 0.4 percent of Xbox owners reported disc scratches, and that misuse was the cause.
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When an infected person scratches their anus due to an inflammatory response, the eggs cling to their fingers and easily spread from there.
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Independent repair professionals who resolder unseated chips say they regularly see the issue on phones that have no scratches or dents on them.
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The vandal, a 42-year-old truck driver from Dallas, left the bull with a six-inch gash and several other deep scratches.
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But if that's too much political wonkery for you, there's a very good boy named Bailey who loves ear scratches in there, too.
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I bring up the vow he made in 1989 to never be anything but political and Norman scrunches his face; scratches his head.
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Some of the photos show bruises and scratches allegedly suffered at the hands of Wayde, who she is in the middle of divorcing.
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Notably, the Z Flip is supposed to have a flexible glass display that resists scratches better than the current generation of plastic foldables.
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As for the driver, he claims he suffered everything from redness on his face to scratches on his neck, shoulder, stomach and forearm.
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Watch_Dogs 2 had the charming addition of scratches and greasy fingerprints on Marcus's phone lens (dude, seriously take better care of your shit).
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He saw the welts, the black-and-blue bite marks, the scratches on the backs of his hands, his swollen lips and earlobes.
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Magic Erasers, like the ones sold by Mr. Clean, are the perfect size to maneuver around your phone to get out small scratches.
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For DeLorean, the stainless proposition was that scratches could be easily buffed out, but of course the car&aposs shimmering skin was marketing.
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Stainless steel not only scratches, it sounds almost as bad as nails on a chalkboard when dragged across something like, say, a patio.
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BarkBox hosted a Facebook Live featuring a very lucky pug named Noodles, who received belly scratches from not one, but three, wooden back scratchers.
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But Captive only scratches the surface of the subjects that I find much more enthralling — and, at the risk of sounding uppity, intellectually stimulating.
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My iPhone 7 didn't have any significant scratches when I swapped it for an iPhone X after a year-and-a-half of use.
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Her father "didn't have any open wounds," and she made sure the few small scratches on his arms "were super sealed up," she wrote.
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Oedipus famously scratches out his own eyes as punishment for what he's done, because he can't bear to see the horror of his actions.
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So exquisite are these chopsticks that we had to put on leather gloves to pick them up to prevent finger prints or unfortunate scratches.
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While "Rachel, Jack and Ashley Too" does present fascinating central players and an unpredictable storyline, it barely scratches the surface of its own ideas.
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Few people are going to fall out over hearing an audio clip differently, but it scratches the sorting itch in a mostly harmless way.
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Then each car receives a six-hour product audit, where a single technician examines every square inch of the car for scratches or damage.
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It's neither perfect nor original, but it scratches a very particular itch and lets long-time Marvel fans live out a very specific fantasy.
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" The filing also argues that pictures of Hillegas taken during the search show he "had sustained visible injuries to his hands, from fingernail scratches.
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After suffering scratches and a broken leg in the ordeal, the 7-month-old is now recovering from femur surgery at a foster home.
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Everything, from corridors of ships to the weapons, feel incredibly accurate to the films, down to the subtle scratches and chips on the blasters.
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He had a traumatic brain injury, brain bleed, seven broken ribs, a broken scapula, shattered vertebrae, a broken toe and many scrapes and scratches.
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While the all-plastic body — and the touch screen in particular — is prone to cosmetic scratches, the hardware itself is very difficult to break.
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Ottawa made unrestricted free-agent forwards Mark Stone and Ryan Dzingel healthy scratches for the second straight game ahead of Monday's NHL trade deadline.
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He told PEOPLE two residents and a staff member were driven to the hospital afterward and treated for bites and scratches, and later released.
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Bella had scratches on her body from being shoved through the hatch and a tuft of her hair had been ripped off, he said.
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The litmus test isn't even the issue here; Lipinski's problematic and inconsistent views — of which his anti-abortion stance only scratches the surface — are.
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My iPhone X is riddled with scratches both front and back, something having to do with the glass formulation being harder, but more brittle.
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In this video uploaded to Youtube by Storyful Rights Management, a very helpful little pug scratches the back of his much larger pup friend.
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In the clip, Danielle strolls into the restaurant and scratches her head at how to make the table work for their family of nine.
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The controller is coated with urethane, which was applied by hand to make it not just greasepoof but also resistant to scratches and water.
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TMZ broke the story ... Ray's gf at the time alleged his violent ways resulted in scratches on her neck and bruising on her leg.
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It's as if Joseph's visual world were a vinyl record, complete with scratches that make the needle skip, thereby changing the flow of things.
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Cancer is the troll that scratches and thumps beneath the floorboards of our consciousness, if it hasn't already beaten its way into the room.
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The woman and her child luckily did not suffer any life-threatening injuries but were treated for puncture wounds and scratches, CI Proud reports.
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Sapphire is supposed to be resistant to scratches up to nine on the Mohs Scale, which is a hardness test that measures scratch resistance.
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Reviewers broke their Fold screens after peeling off the "polymer adhesive" — meant to prevent scratches — because it looked like a pre-installed screen protector.
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Cruz's decision to appoint Gaffney to his national security team last month was met with outrage from some corners and head scratches from others.
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The most recent controversy over Alexa merely scratches the surface of how a world full of always-on microphones is an utter privacy nightmare.
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It begins in near-silence, with faint bass-drum rolls, a tremor of gong, fingernail scratches on drumskins, and breathy noises from the strings.
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When it's time to load up at the deadline, that's when Poile lands all his playoff healthy scratches, like PA Parenteau and Mike Santorelli.
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The boys shoot arrows at the bear, and it finally gives up, leaving scratches all the way down the rock as it slides down.
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This list barely scratches the surface of the city's artistic offerings this year, from overdue retrospectives to surprising sides of artists we know well.
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Rather, it creaks and scrapes, scratches and crunches, with textures that tend toward the sharp/metallic/screeching and melodies that tend toward the dour.
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For the sake of simplicity, let's just say that sweeping slightly increases the temperature of the ice while creating micro-scratches on the surface.
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The woman gasps, removes her sunglasses, calls out the name "Ramon" and scratches four long, deep gashes into her own face with her fingernails.
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And, the keyboard acts as a case when you're not using it, so it'll keep your iPad nice and safe from scratches and bumps.
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As we reported ... Stacey was the one who ended up getting arrested because when cops got there, they saw scratches on Jeffrey's left arm.
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This is so even when the violence leaves no external bruises, scratches or abrasions — as is the case in about half of strangulation cases.
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Inside the Security Safe, you'll find a shelf splitting the storage space into two sections, the bottom one being carpeted to protect against scratches.
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The boy is back home and did not sustain any injuries while missing, other than a few scratches and bug bites, the authorities reported.
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Whether it's from the car keys in your pocket or an accidental drop, our phones are bound to be victims of scratches and scuffs.
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Minor repairs such as these are easy and worthwhile, as I&aposve already demonstrated by fixing a few scratches on my beloved Toyota Prius.
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So you're just trying to get iPad case shopping over with, but you still want a protective case that guards against scratches and such?
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The late-October day was peeled and cool; the light was miserly by six, the last remnants clawed in weak scratches across the sky.
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Ja'Tovia Gary, in "On Punishment," draws on and scratches the faces of two white men in a public service television short from the 1970s.
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Throughout the pilot, the three wide-eyed children investigate a mysterious alien life form who scans people's faces and, scratches women's arms to collect samples.
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I feel and I think a lot of other Americans feel like the inspector general report that we saw last week only scratches the surface.
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A 3-year-old boy from Bettendorf, Iowa was treated for a suspected concussion, while a Moline woman also had a suspected concussion and scratches.
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Not to mention, the "micro-abrasions" aka fine scratches that appear on the Jet Black would be probably less visible on a glossy white model.
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It also comes bundled with a protective carrying case, so you can chuck it in your bag without having to worry about scratches or dents.
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CLEANING AND TAKING A PHOTO Before beginning this journey, make sure to clean your phone and take note of any chips, scratches, or other defects.
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I trust that it's not any more fragile than other phones, but the broad expanses of curved glass have me a little worried about scratches.
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Almost all of the cats craved human attention, with half of the felines opting for chin scratches over any of the other stimuli, food included.
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It's hard for me not to sound like a brat, since screen scratches can be easily avoided by using a screen protector and a case.
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Apple has praised the new watch material as strong and less susceptible to scratches, so who knows what the company has in store for us.
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Larissa tried flipping the script ... accusing him of being violent but cops determined scratches on her stomach were self-inflicted so they arrested her instead.
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It also comes with a removable mesh liner, and the company claims the Black Edition's high-density microfiber protects electronics from scratches, dust, and dirt.
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But it's cool that Graw divines haptic touches even in mechanical artistic processes — for example, in the scratches and dust on Guyton's inkjet print paintings.
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He was fortunate to walk away with a nasty gash on his head, a chipped ulna bone in his forearm and numerous bruises and scratches.
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It's the classic choice, and relatively easy to hide any marks or scratches, and you probably won't of your color choice after a few months.
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In internal surveys, the airlines described issues like production delays, dented panels, scratches on cockpit windows, loose nuts and bolts, and unsecured fuel-line clamps.
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You may not need a rugged case, but nearly any kind of case will at least give your phone some protection from drops and scratches.
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The stray dogs soon returned to their regular friendly personalities, earning them behind-the-ear scratches and belly taps from people seated around the church.
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Officers observed the scratches and bruises and determined that they appeared to be recent, but his wife told them that Familia had not hit her.
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HDE clear MacBook Pro 22-inch case A hard-shell case, which attaches to your laptop, protects against dents and scratches without any added bulk.
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The passenger side of her car was, to the naked eye, totally free from scratches; anyone could see that my door had not scratched hers.
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Engineer, conductor killed Lexington County spokesman Harrison Cahill said 53 people were injured and transported to hospitals, with injuries ranging from scratches to broken bones.
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Yet, if one scratches the surfaces, it is clear that easing limits in order to boost Seoul's missile program is an irresponsible and ineffective strategy.
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If you have major scratches and cracks on your screen, you're going to need to go to the pros or completely replace the screen yourself.
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After a run inside the TumbleBot, the S7 and S7 Edge had significant damage on the back and corners, with minor scratches on the screen.
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Potential property damages made — like scratches on furniture or floors and necessary replacements after puppy mischief— may not be covered by standard homeowners-insurance policies.
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Sion's solar system is embedded in a polymer, which Sono claims is highly durable and protects the solar cells from minor damage such as scratches.
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Eco-Visionaries makes an interesting contribution to the discussion, but it barely scratches the surface of a global problem that will only become more urgent.
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Incase Metallic Case for AirPods, available at Amazon, $29.95This sheath protects an AirPods case from accidental scratches and drops while adding some color for individuality.
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We're told it was transported by Wires Only Luxury Car Dealer in L.A. ... using a special truck to protect it from scratches or other damage.
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If your cars tend to encounter unfortunate events that result in dents, scratches, ripped upholstery and the like, a lease probably isn't right for you.
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It scratches the itch left by Boardwalk Empire, and by all shows and films about prickly morality and criminal antics that hide in plain sight.
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She ran out of the house and called police, but when officers arrived they say Constantine had scratches on his chest ... so Angel got arrested.
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That intricate web of characters and motivations barely scratches the surface of four of Marvel's recent movies; there are 18 total, not including Infinity War.
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The yacht — just one of 10 boats owned by DeVos and her family — suffered damage including "several large scratches and scrapes," the police report shows.
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She emphasizes how imperative it is we do not let the lenses get scratches as they could lead to eye damage while looking at the sun.
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With a global audience at the Olympics, boxers said they were especially pleased to go without - even if no headgear means more scratches and, sometimes, cuts.
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Some of the scratches are so bad, I can see them when the display is on, so I'd say this is more than a cosmetic problem.
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She says that Jake didn't "physically abuse" her, but that he would roughhouse so hard during video filming, she'd end up covered in scratches and cuts.
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She caught it, but not without a fight: The Home Depot employee also suffered scratches and bite marks to her face and body, according to FOX13.
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I was much more concerned about picking up scratches or fingerprints, the latter of which were constantly showing up on the system's smooth brushed aluminum finish.
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WATCH THIS: Target Announces 300-Piece Collection with Vineyard Vines Also, any defect on the items will significantly lower the price tag, including chips and scratches.
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When officers located Richards, they found him with a backpack that contained blood, as well as scratches on his face that were consistent with a fight.
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Technicians then work frame by frame to restore the film, removing interferences (such as noise, scratches and other signs of ageing), enhancing colours and sharpening outlines.
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A week ago she found Tinder on Lovell's phone, scratches on his back, and red hair — which was not hers — in the shower drain, Javier said.
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Cops say in the report they noticed visible scratches, redness and an abrasion on the woman's body ... and arrested the 6-foot-1, 200-pound cornerback.
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Sony claims Aibo's adaptive behavior includes being able to actively seek out its owners; detect words of praise; smiles; head and back scratches; petting, and more.
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In the end, Peter builds himself back up from scratches and mistakes, piecemeal, and ends the journey braver and bolder and wiser than he began it.
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All the scratches and detailing on her gear and armor are fantastically done, and the texture of everything, from the skirt to her scabbard, really pop.
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Scratches, dents, and other imperfections may reduce what you get back, but perfect or not, you're practically guaranteed to get at least something for your trade.
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Law enforcement spokesman Sergio Chene in Para, Brazil, confirmed to the Associated Press that the Harteaus were in good condition, except for insect bites and scratches.
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"My concern is that they really don't spend enough time on other explanations for these phenomena, the presence of these scratches and their directionality," Wood said.
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There's a tremendous amount of great, weird stuff in Russian folklore, and the more I read, the more I realized that it just scratches the surface.
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Law enforcement spokesman Sergio Chene in Para, Brazil, also confirmed to the AP that the Harteaus were in good condition, except for insect bites and scratches.
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There are scratches on my iPhone X display that I can't unsee and drive me insane, so the G7 is certainly not unique in this respect.
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In multiple conversations with both Genius Bar employees and Apple Support, I was told that surface scratches were treated as cosmetic damage and were not covered.
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In a subsequent interview, detectives noticed scratches on Peter's neck and dried blood on his hands, and he refused to answer questions about Quee Choo's death.
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Don't fog the lenses with your breath and wipe them with a T-shirt, which can compound dust and dirt into the lens and cause scratches.
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Overly aggressive cleaning with cotton swabs tends to cause it; if the swab scratches the skin inside the ear, bacteria can thrive and trigger an infection.
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NOTES: In the press box for the Jets are Patrik Laine (concussion) plus D Mark Stuart and LW Brandon Tanev, both of whom were healthy scratches.
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If, for some reason, you're against the idea of using a case, it may be worth considering a screen protector to save it from minor scratches.
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Scrubbed of its scratches without sacrificing an ounce of its gritty essence, the 48-year-old film looks like it could've been shot earlier this year.
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Within days of carrying my Jet Black iPhone 7 (I'm a no case kind of guy), the device, indeed, started accumulating fine scratches on the back.
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One odd thing I've observed is that the glass on front and back of the Z Play scratches more easily than other phones I've used recently.
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The saturated hues of Kodachrome, different transparency values, and the dust, scratches, and other imperfections of time added to the tactile quality of the sculptural objects.
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Trump scratches Davos: The White House announced late Thursday that the administration won't attend the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, because of the ongoing shutdown.
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Richards had fresh cuts and scratches consistent with fighting and also tried to conceal his left hand from officers, according to an Ames police criminal complaint.
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Mr. McLaren said his team of forensic investigators found microscopic scratches on the Sochi bottles, along with indications that the urine they held had been changed.
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NOTES: Boston C Landon Ferraro and D Colin Miller were healthy scratches, while C Chris Kelly (broken leg) and D Adam McQuaid (upper body) remain sidelined.
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He twitches his eyes and his mouth, tugs on his sleeve, scratches a wrist, picks at a nail, grabs his back pockets, fidgets with a pencil.
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Because while FFTCG may fall short on the narrative front, in other respects it scratches a lot of itches that will be familiar to JRPG fans.
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Upon receiving the car, make sure to do the whole once around: Kick the tires; note any scratches, dents, and previous damages; and check the gas.
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Ms. Imhof's main efforts are shiny acrylic monochromes (black, white or turquoise) on aluminum with impulsive flurries of scratches — variants of zombie formalism that imply vandalism.
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"There's a widespread concept in Denmark that if you're not beaten to a pulp with scratches inside and outside, it's probably something you wanted," she said.
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During a light stroll in a park, the Note9 dropped out of my coat pocket onto concrete, sustaining ugly scratches on two of its aluminum corners.
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One cabin crew member was being treated for a waist injury and the first officer suffered scratches, but the remaining passengers were discharged, the post said.
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Mr. Denson said infections had festered on a cut to his hand and small scratches where the waterproof waders his family wore had rubbed skin raw.
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The stick blender has a "slow start" to avoid splatters, and a nylon head and silicone-coated stainless steel shaft to protect your cookware from scratches.
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Back in the house on Laporte last month, Tshena White paused midsentence to study the faint scratches on the dark hardwood floors in the living room.
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Otherwise, fill your bathtub (line with towels to prevent scratches) with hot water and ½ cup of mild dish soap or ¾ to 1 cup of laundry detergent.
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Some believe returning cultural heritage to Africa only scratches the surface of the reparations France should undertake to begin acknowledging and atoning for centuries of colonialism.
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In Nelson's recent durability test video, the screen showed marks and scratches like a plastic screen would, even though the screen is advertised to be glass.
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Back up your naked-eye observation by putting the coin under a five-power magnifying glass and see if you can spot any blemishes or scratches.
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For that reason, Apple says you should avoid cleaning products and abrasive materials that could affect the coating and make your iPhone more vulnerable to scratches.
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Remove the case or any stickers, and assess the damage you can see, including scratches or dents, which you'll have to mention when selling the phone.
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Later, a team of polishers, buffers in hand and working in front of an array of ultrabright LED lights, examines the bodies for blemishes and scratches.
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On the other hand, screen protectors help protect screens from scratches, which weaken the structural integrity of a display and may eventually lead to large cracks.
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Warren gave the men medical checks, finding both had blisters and scratches, with Sacaria-Goday showing cold-like symptoms and complaining of a bruised upper torso.
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Made by Creative Case Studio on Etsy, the case was made with hard, transparent plastic, so you should be safe against minor drops, bumps, and scratches.
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The discreet turntable makes a good addition to any room and the removable outer shell ensures the mechanism and record are safe from dust and scratches.
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When asked to recite his many titles, he rattles off his Rajadamnern accomplishments right away, then pauses and scratches his head, trying to remember the others.
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While Obama's Cabinet was generally stable through his first term, Trump's chief of staff turnover barely scratches the surface of constant White House churn and turmoil.
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They also come up with a couple signature scratches — and since it's finished, Mylene gives them a copy of her record to add into the mix, too.
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TEACHERS IN FEAR AFTER MS-13 INFILTRATES MARYLAND SCHOOL The female passenger suffered scratches on her palms while the male had a "long cut" to his nose.
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There were a few scratches, but the young female simply accepted the man's profuse apology and continued on her way to work, no details exchanged between drivers.
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A toddler may love his board shorts, but if you top off his aquatic ensemble with a rash guard shirt, you can prevent sunburns and scratches, too.
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YouTube user chluaid made a short video animating a streak of white fur on his cat's head, twisting the streak around in a series of head scratches.
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This film adaptation scratches only the surface of the question, and it ditches the original's deeper exploration of artificial intelligence to keep the script from complete collapse.
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"I saw a boy carrying a school bag with scratches on his face, wrist and legs in a parking lot," NHK quoted an unidentified witness as saying.
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So if the album's title is meant to evoke "Death of a Ladies' Man," the 1977 album by Leonard Cohen, the analogy never scratches past the surface.
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It'll protect your iPad Pencil from scrapes and scratches, I guess, but iPad owners are probably more concerned about losing the damn thing in the first place.
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It can technically be handled, but because of its very dry texture, a greasy finger could damage the optical trapping cavities, and it's still susceptible to scratches.
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The victim had "scratches to [her] face and hands and caused [her] to fear imminent physical injury and to become alarmed and annoyed," the criminal complaint reads.
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However, a lot of photographers recommend using them anyway because they're clear, and they protect your expensive lens from things like little scratches, dust, sand, and saltwater.
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"The only injury I really got was a bump on my head from hitting it on a rock and a few scratches on my back," she says.
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" Jean-Raymond's clothing only scratches the surface of a well thought-out experience described by himself on Instagram as "the greatest shit ever happened in Brooklyn yesterday.
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Hang on *scratches head* this is the act that was put in place in 2010 to regulate big banks, so we wouldn't face another financial crisis remember?
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After all, he's fixed your car about 1,001 times (even if all those scratches were your fault) and continuously extended your curfew in high school without complaint.
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Apparently he was big enough to do some damage in the incident, leaving behind scratches on the front of the home and damaged shelving in its walkway.
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Having the screen fold inward protects it from scratches, but that crease could be a serious dealbreaker if constantly folding and unfolding it quickly wears it out.
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He suffered scratches and a sprained wrist, the Civil Aviation Administration of China said, adding that one other cabin crew member was also injured in the descent.
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Once he had to sand and repaint the entire exterior of a guy's truck after an ex-girlfriend made sure she covered the entire truck with scratches.
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San Jose ... D Alex Biega and D Philip Larsen were healthy scratches for the Canucks, while C Jordan Schroeder and D Nate Prosser sat out for Minnesota.
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The main display on the Galaxy Fold features a top protective layer, which is part of the display structure designed to protect the screen from unintended scratches.
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The forensic pathologist who conducted the autopsy found some small scratches on Quoirin's legs but ruled that they would not have contributed to her death, Mohamad said.
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Police approached him at his home, and soon noticed the many scratches he had on his arms and face — which he blamed, at first, on his cat.
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" Others had jokes about Kardashian letting her kids sit on her car with their shoes on: "Yep she can afford to get the scratches and dents out.
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That failure meant none of the 2012 medalists in the race will be in the semi-finals, unless another swimmer scratches and opens a place for Gyurta.
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The underbelly, pictured below, is made of aviation-grade carbon Kevlar, making it resistant to scratches and catches from roots, rocks, or branches, according to the automaker.
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"A billion in costs cuts scratches the surface but is not going to change the dynamics," said Mathan Somasundaram, Market Portfolio Strategist at stockbroker Blue Ocean Equities.
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Garcia, also suffering from scratches and bruises, was taken to the hospital, where she underwent X-rays and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) before returning home that night.
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Grit and loose soil should be removed daily or at least weekly with a microfiber dust mop or a vacuum to prevent scratches to the floor finish.
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If a dog scratches feverishly or a someone steps on a cord, it can easily detach, leaving five years of work and 13 inches on the ground.
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In the police report, cops say they noticed "visible scratches," redness and an abrasion on the woman ... and they arrested Howard on one charge of domestic battery.
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Digital projection, the standard for the last half-dozen years, was supposed to bring consistency to moviegoing, eliminating the scratches and other imperfections of the celluloid era.
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She begins waking up in strange places, finding mysterious scratches on her walls and in her car, and having dreams of alien abduction that might be real.
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Suffering from minor scratches and bruises, Garcia was taken to the hospital, where she underwent X-rays and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) before returning home that night.
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The majority of damage to the surface comes from grit that wears away the top finish and creates scratches that accumulate soil and leave floors looking dull.
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Mix two parts baking soda and one part water in a bowl to create a thick paste that can help get rid of scratches of your phone.
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Tank was a staff favorite that arrived at the park in 2006, Hunt said, and greeted his keepers at the door of his enclosure for head scratches.
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The scratches definitely came from a rivet on my jeans, the same rivet that has scratched the front of my iPhone XS and my Google Pixel 3.
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A lot of people also asked me if the matte finish scratches as easily as Google's Pixel 3, and so far, the answer seems to be no.
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He gave the men medical checks, finding they both had blisters and scratches, with Sacaria-Goday showing cold-like symptoms and complaining of a bruised upper torso.
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The character-grade, white-oak floors don't show dents from the toys that are occasionally dropped on them, or scratches made by their large Australian labradoodle, Patton.
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When Flex scratches, his style is recognizable—he masterfully rubs the records, yet he doesn't lean heavily on the crossfader to cut smaller pieces of the song.
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"Light Sublime" is one of the masterpieces of this period, a sheet of paper covered with scratches and grooves that are denser in one area than another.
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But I've never used a case, and I've never had a screen develop scratches so quickly or so comprehensively in a decade of using iPhones and Android phones.
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Its silicone-plated beaters are a praised feature, as they not only protect your pots and pans from scratches or nicks but also make for super quiet mixing.
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If scratches in your wood floors are getting the best of you, simply rub the nut into the ding and watch as the oils slowly remove the imperfections.
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Of course, they leave us hanging about her fate, but the next morning brings another fright: Fiji wakes up to scratches from a demon hand on her leg.
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"It scratches where it itches for a lot of millennials," said Greg McBride, the chief financial analyst at Bankrate, which operates a consumer finance portal for comparison shopping.
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Even if the back is full of scratches, some buyers are willing to cover up the defects with a phone case and still shell out for your phone.
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Two rubber stripes along the case's sides are meant as a buffer against scratches, and its flat top means it can be used as a portable working surface.
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It earned similar marks to Corning's glass on the Mohs scale of mineral hardness, though your car keys will likely still find a way to create little scratches.
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It has comparable friction and identical responsiveness to a regular glass-covered phone, and the only issue is the potential for more scratches owing to the plastic's softness.
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I've been testing out the black color variant, and in a few short weeks, the leather, which is pretty thin, has gotten some wear and tear, showing scratches.
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New Gorilla Glass generations may be thinner, but if they remain prone to scratches, users are likely to buy screen protectors that add that thickness back in anyway.
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Powers noticed a deer near a creek, but instead of running at the sight of a human, the friendly deer approached Powers and insisted on some head scratches.
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Scratches and bruises don't magically disappear after a couple of minutes, nor do Zoe and Sam happen to find designer clothes and stilettos buried in a Moroccan souk.
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The baby, who suffered bruises, was transported to a local hospital and was released to his mother, who suffered scratches during her fight with his father, police said.
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Ahead, a look at everything you can add to your iPhone 8 or 8 Plus to make it stand out, stay booted up, and survive drops and scratches.
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The mask was returned to public display last month, albeit with some fine scratches caused by improvised earlier attempts to remove the glue stains using a sharp object.
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Duke likes to spend his time running around, playing, hoping for ear scratches and napping in his very own fashion: upside down, feet straight up to the sky.
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Alex Murphy is a well-to-do human cop before he gets shot up so badly that it makes Alonzo Harris's gunshot wounds look like boo-boo scratches.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)But even more than the display itself, the front of the Switch's screen is plastic, not glass, which makes it incredibly prone to scratches.
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Your original Game Boy is probably covered in knicks and scratches, but it will take a lot of abuse for Hyperkin's remake to start showing wear and tear.
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In late 2013, the LG G Flex came out with a self-healing back that automatically repaired scratches and other wear and tear in a matter of minutes.
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Dubai based artist Mohammed Kazem's monumental Scratches on Paper (2014) looks completely blank until one is close enough to perceive the obsessive incisions that cover the matte surface.
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Brooks was bitten in the face, legs and neck, and Sederbaum's injuries included bite and tear marks and claw scratches on his head, neck and face, Myers said.
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It comes in a matte finish and might be more on the gray side, but I think it's the color we have to go with to avoid scratches.
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Once the holes are drilled and the scratches are evened out, it's put in a kiln at a specific temperature for a specific amount of time to harden.
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Liesel Meminger is a foster girl living outside of Munich, who scratches out a meager existence for herself by stealing when she encounters something she can't resist: books.
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Conservationists, architects, environmental specialists and scientists began with nearly five years of analysis that found environmental impact as well as visitor damage including graffiti, scratches and lost items.
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His use of sound techniques derived from film, such as panning, zoom, cuts and fades merely scratches the surface of complexities within his "electronic counterfeit" production (i.e. electrofeit).
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Instead Burial's new release draws on the ambient sounds of "Night Bus" or "Endorphin"; nearly inaudible police sirens, pitter-patter of rain drops and old-skool vinyl scratches.
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It has a few small scratches and smudges that are only noticeable up-close, so I'm certain that it's going to last through several years of heavy use.
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Hundreds of decorative scratches run from his horns to his hindquarters, and two metal earrings, on either side of the vessel's spout, make this an uncommonly punk antiquity.
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The crew noticed the drone near the left wing as the plane approached the runway, then the drone struck the plane — an inspection revealed scratches on the wing.
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In its wall labels and vitrines of notebooks, the show only scratches the surface of the carefully recorded systems of color and invented language behind af Klint's art.
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In a smaller, equally beguiling work, he dabs cream over two shades of red and then adds more life with hundreds of short quick scratches rather like whiskers.
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NOTES: Lightning D Braydon Coburn missed a third consecutive game due to a lower-body injury, while D Jamie McBain and RW J.T. Brown were both healthy scratches.
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His voice scratches, and he loves to cut off lines and syllables abruptly, but he's versatile and sometimes sings a chorus more sweetly than the beat suggests ("Wish").
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A New Jersey daycare operation has been shuttered for violations days after a mother says she picked up her 6-month-old daughter covered in bruises and scratches.
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She says she rushed past the daycare owner to find her child's entire face "red, bruised, swollen and scratched," with additional scratches on her right foot and hand.
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The man was not charged over the incident recorded inside the plane, but because of the violence he inflicted on the ANA official, causing scratches on his forehead.
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That barely scratches the surfaces of the cast of characters, and there's an element of "Downton Abbey" (where James had a notable cameo) baked into the project's appeal.
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While running the 2014 Ghost of Seattle Marathon, Robert Watson was pounced on by a dog who left a few scratches on his stomach as a race souvenir.
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But if even those repair options are out of reach, there are some quick DIY fixes that may help you remove some shallow scratches from your beloved gadget.
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Yet through every planned line of attack — from his record on workers' rights to his skepticism of the power of regulatory agencies — Judge Gorsuch emerged with few scratches.
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Little did I realize that wasn't the end: Over a week later, I received an email from Hertz demanding more than $1,400 because of scratches on the wheels.
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It's a lot of fun at the end of the meal when everyone scratches of their ticket and we see who gets a free ticket, who gets $2.
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And similarly when Ayama emerges from the Thorn Wood, the reason she knows it's all true is because of the scratches that the thorns left behind on her skin.
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NOTES: The Flyers went with the same lineup that ended Saturday night's win against Minnesota, which means D Nick Schultz and Andrew MacDonald and F Roman Lyubimov were scratches.
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Police said they found 50-year-old Otoni Eliseu wearing only a pair of pants and lying on the ground covered in blood, bruises and scratches, Boston 25 reported.
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Laurie Hernandez is only 19, but she's already a two-time Olympic medalist and New York Times bestselling author — and that just scratches the surface of all her accomplishments.
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While fearsome to their enemies, Flerkens seem to be loyal to their friends — though this characteristic is seemingly contradicted late in the movie, when Goose scratches out Fury's eye.
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The woman seated next to him was able to hold onto her toddler, though the little girl suffered some scratches and may have hit her head on a seat.
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Plastic is also less resilient to wear and tear—you probably don't care about scratches on a disposable $10 plastic screen protector, but you will on a $2,600 smartphone.
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She has a few scratches and some water in her lungs, but that is something the group is confident they can fix, especially when things could've been much worse.
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Snow prints outside his home first alerted Pearl to a disturbance at his Meridian, Idaho, home and those suspicions were confirmed when he saw scratches on his gun safe.
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An actress dressed as a killer doll with bloody scratches on her face is perched on a handrail, smiling wide as if she can't wait to play with me.
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Rusty scratches appear on ground by the Anaconda Co. copper smelter in Anaconda, Montana, while snowy peaks of waste loom at the Atlas Asbestos Mine in Fresno County, California.
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A New Jersey mother has been left "heartbroken" and "defeated" after she found her 6-month-old baby daughter covered in bruises and scratches at daycare earlier this week.
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Little imperfections such as scratches or so-called "cigarette burns" (take it away, Ed Norton) appear on the strip, and quiet crackles and pops develop on the audio track.
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It's kind of the perfect extracurricular activity as it scratches that itch (a love of cooking) and offers information on what is a decidedly desirable skill (learning to cook).
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Appearing in Criminal Court in Manhattan, Mr. Niccolini pleaded guilty and admitted he had put his hands on the woman, causing scratches and bruises to her hip and thigh.
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Even with a Switch only a few feet away, I've found myself drawn to playing more Super Lucky's Tale, precisely because it scratches a few different itches than Mario.
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Handprints from when she choked me; scratches, cuts, and bruises from when I resisted; and self-inflicted wounds from when I wanted to make myself as unattractive as possible.
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Those words spin around my head, etching themselves in to my brain between the blacksmith's strikes, like the red-orange scratches scattered around the floors of this gaming world.
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Nothing quite scratches the itch of a new Zelda title, but a full revamp of a Game Boy game more than a quarter century after the original comes close.
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On the track, sounds from the game are mixed with scratches, sounds from Mortal Kombat, Super Bowl commentary, a Wild Magnolias drum loop, and a Roy Ayers bass loop.
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Pehl creates whisper-thin landscapes by applying light washes, pooled colors, and scratches of pastel, each with its own lyrical palette, from rust to burnt umber to mint green.
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To accurately reflect radio waves with a wavelength of one millimeter, for example, the panels must be free of bumps or scratches larger than one-twentieth of a millimeter.
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Six months into the job, he walked up to Soule at a World Cup event in Norway and, noticing scratches on his skis' bases, asked where he got them.
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The photos were literally taken minutes after Barnes left Avenue Nightclub around 3:30 AM -- and show scratches and minor cuts to the front and back of his neck.
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One of the girls had scratches on her buttocks from being squeezed into the tank, Mr. Rourke added, as Mr. Watts, seated behind him in an orange jumpsuit, cried.
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The overall sense is that of spontaneity — the scratches, the wood showing through the paint, the abandoned loose string — yet all this is contained within the strict, geometric form.
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She scratches her itch one morning by strolling to a cafe, ordering a chardonnay and flirting with the barista, Sidney (Sophie Cookson), whom Jean gives a false name: Diane.
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He produced at least five offspring over the years but he's now enjoying retirement and some good back scratches from staffers at an off-exhibit area of the zoo.
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The investigation found that all 11 had been tampered with scratches and marks on the inside of the bottle caps indicating a tool had been used to open them.
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At first, the police offered few concrete clues but later said it appeared Ms. Marcotte tried to fight off her attacker, possibly leaving the person with scratches and bruises.
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And fixing the problem of surprise billing only scratches the surface of what needs to be done to ameliorate all of the injustices of the American health care system.
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A new coroner's report from 2012 revealed that bruising was found on Wood's arms and wrists and scratches on her neck, suggesting she was injured before hitting the water.
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Thomas was lucky enough to escape with only bruises and scratches, but the timing of his crash, in the rural hinterland of the antique Roman city Nimes, was unfortunate.
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A word of caution before you follow through with this method: Using polishes such as Brasso and Silvo can sometimes remove the screen coating and result in larger scratches.
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"Catman," ready for feeding time in the back streets of Philadelphia, as part of his never-ending battle for truth, justice and after-dinner scratches in just the right place.
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Fury brushed it off, thinking that it was just a regular scratch, but the Skrull leader Talos knew better along with the entire MCU fandom – the scratches will never heal.
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But that barely scratches the surface of a whiplash-inducing series of plot twists, touching on torture, old-school porn, sadism, a mental hospital, and a ton of graphic sex.
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After a fake out earlier in Captain Marvel, the cat/Flerken Goose scratches his eye but the cuts never heal, and thus, the origin of Fury's eyepatch is finally explained.
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Once the research is done, the black-and-white image is restored to its original state by carefully cleaning up the cracks and scratches it picked up over the years.
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Both games are great: 20 Minute Metropolis scratches that SimCity / Cities: Skylines itch of making a city or interconnected system run effectively, but in a condensed and sometimes hectic form.
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Photos she took two days after the incident show brown and purple bruises on his bicep, his knees, and his elbows, and long red scratches covering his chest and neck.
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Weckert's project is, on its surface, playful and clever, but it scratches the surface of the deeply insidious underbelly of allowing our tools to determine our courses in the world.
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Super Mario Maker scratches an itch that I had forgotten about, and the ease and versatility that Super Mario Maker 2 gives players to build and experiment is so addictive.
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The scratches are up to several feet long and, most significantly, offer evidence of sexual selection in non-avian dinosaurs, something that researchers have not yet been able to discern.
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I have this theory that if you rub the face too much, you create redness and spots and it scratches your skin too much, so I try to avoid that.
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Then, add a droplets of oil on your cloth and wipe over the steel surface in the opposite direction of the grain — the horizontal or vertical "scratches" on the finish.
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Most of them picked up a fair amount of scratches and scuffs in the time I've been using them, which is exactly what you want a leather case to do.
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A glossy (look at those scratches!) black puck containing the device's processor and other guts hangs down from the HDMI connector; the two attach magnetically when unplugged for easy storage.
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Luckily, the man only suffered non-life-threatening injuries from the encounter with the furry animal, including a bite to the foot and scratches on the back of his leg.
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So far this year, my borrowed metal has miraculously escaped dings, scrapes, scratches, bangs, backing-up whoopsies, collisions, rear-endings, bent rims, scraped rims, blown tires, and intersection T-bones.
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" In "So It Goes," she sings about leaving "scratches down your back" and in "Dancing with Our Hands Tied," she reveals her bed has been turned into a "secret oasis.
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There are a few very faint scratches here and there, but that's mostly because I carelessly tossed it into my backpack where phones, cables, and way too many dongles live.
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The national development agency pours about 5 billion euros a year into Africa yet that barely scratches the surface alongside the cheap loans, big infrastructure investments and financing by China.
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