They cultivate an intense bond, until Lenny abruptly severs ties.
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This action effectively severs ties with those alleged to be involved.
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Her sister, Sophie Severs, confirmed the death without specifying a cause.
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Then he or she severs them and ties or cauterizes them.
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With today's announcement, Amazon formally severs its relationship with the actor entirely.
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As her final act, she severs a man's head with her wheels.
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Whole Foods workers are demanding that "dystopian" Amazon severs ties to ICE.
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What Trump means here is that he never severs any relationship permanently.
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Retirement severs the daily connection that bonds us with our co-workers.
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According to their preferred version, Flynn's departure severs the rotten limb, solving the problem.
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There will be concrete consequences for Britain if it severs itself from the union.
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Divorce — even one that was amicable — severs a relationship with some degree of clarity and purpose.
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Terrorism severs supply chains, drains local labor pools, prevents access to markets and shakes investor confidence.
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At that point, deleting-and-repeating severs conversation threads, breaks quoted tweets, and turns replies into orphans.
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This article originally appeared on Newser as " Crayfish Severs Own Claw to Escape Pot, Wins Over Internet ."
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Dr. Lee severs away a decent amount of fatty skin before sewing Taylor up nice and tight.
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Collective trauma occurs when an unexpected event severs the ties that bind community members to one another.
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The ability to lie with impunity severs the connection between public opinion and how officials exercise state power.
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In one case, testers were able to download more than 100 gigabytes of data from severs without detection.
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K. Democratic Unionist Party, have rejected the idea of any deal that severs Northern Ireland from the United Kingdom.
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He then severs Roger from his dæmon, which kills Roger and breaks a hole between their universe and another.
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She strikes the dog repeatedly with a meat cleaver, severs a paw, and hacks at its head and neck.
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China says it will not establish formal relations with the Vatican unless the pope severs diplomatic ties with Taiwan.
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Their brainwashing process, according to students of the matter, severs individuals' connections to outside supports like family and friends.
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Minutes later, Yoshi hoists a 21-pound bluefin onto Otoko's dining counter and severs its head with a hacksaw.
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If Valeant severs the consulting services, Pearson will still receive the payments that would have been due, the document said.
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By ending their membership, the national organization "effectively severs ties with those alleged to be involved," according to the statement.
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In order to achieve the right effect, Severs peed in a chamber pot days in advance, leaving it to fester.
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If the electrode explodes out of its casing, it severs the connections that allow the batteries to distribute their power.
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What is our duty to a system of civics that no longer serves our people, but severs them from justice?
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It simply severs unhealthy ties between you and another person, helping you to let go without directing any harm at anyone.
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Bank of America predicts $35 billion of outflows from Qatar's banking system within one year if the GCC severs financial ties completely.
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When Ms. Severs joined the company, she felt Mr. Fabre's way of pushing dancers, including by shouting at them, delivered better results.
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Perhaps the single most radical difference between Trumpcare and Obamacare is that the former largely severs the link between insurance subsidy and income.
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She holds what looks like a gummy flap of flesh dripping with blood and severs it off, right at the base of TJ's armpit.
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Yet another anti-drone system is the Battelle DroneDefender, which uses a radio-jamming "rifle" that severs the link between the drone and controller.
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The two- to three-centimeter incision around the areola severs many more nerves and ducts than the tiny, two-millimeter piercing through the nipple.
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Italy is now also led by populists and Britain is absorbed in deep soul-searching as it severs its links with the European Union.
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Hinting at this is as far as we dare go until Dolan actually severs ties with Mills and hires that top-tier external candidate.
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Trump indicated Sunday he won't hesitate to anger China until the country comes to the bargaining table on trade and severs ties with North Korea.
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According to the indictment, the hackers installed malware in order to further compromise Yahoo's severs and to cover up their tracks once they gained access.
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There are two primary reasons you might want to do this: first, it's worth seeing what sort of private information is stored on Instagram's severs.
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The deal involves too many ties to Europe to please hard-core Brexit advocates while it severs too many ties to please European Union supporters.
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The host of the room ultimately gets final say on what gets played, when, and also severs as a moderator of sorts for the chat feature.
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The AIRR Act also severs ties between the Department of Defense and the FAA, a collaboration that has protected the national airspace system during national emergencies.
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This builds hubris into the corporate class and further severs the justice system in two, with one arrangement for the powerful and another for everyone else.
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To the Editor: The systematic abuse of children at the United States border severs the link between values and interests that sustained American leadership for generations.
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The government's challenge is to create an immigration policy that does not damage industries reliant on migrant labor as it severs ties to the European Union.
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Benjamin estimates that a bullet that severs a person's spine can cost $200,000–$500,000 in immediate health care, plus lifelong loss of income and quality of life.
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When the body is hit hard enough to break the pelvis, the impact almost always shears or severs hundreds of tiny veins and arteries that bleed profusely.
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Then he backs up a step with his own steel sword and fluidly severs the pinned man's head from his body in a small shower of blood.
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The loss of the video store severs a personal connection among the movies, the viewers, and the people who liked nothing more than being part of the conversation.
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Camilla, who has nursed Charles through a long convalescence, is uneasily liberated when he severs the ties of their marriage, and copes by buying a discounted thoroughbred horse.
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Doing so does not shut down the MCAS system completely but severs an electrical link between the software and other aircraft systems, a person familiar with the technology said.
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Read MoreSouth Korea severs final link with North ''The inert training missile has been returned with the cooperation of the Cuban government,'' a State Department spokesman, Mark Toner, said.
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Each of us carries within us many "orphan diseases" — that faintly Dickensian phrase that typically severs the connection between people like me and the human family of ordinary people.
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When someone severs ties with a relationship of any type, personal or professional, this comment implies he has bad taste and made a poor choice in the first place.
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In an assortment of voices, none of them all that perturbed, she severs her ties to a guy who's selfish, stingy, dishonest, unfaithful and distracting her from her career.
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Read These Stories Next:Male Comic Shares Dick Pics, Instagram Doesn't Seem To Notice9 People Share Their Personal Experiences With Sexual HarassmentAfter Harvey Weinstein, Fashion Industry Severs Ties With Terry Richardson
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If the UK regains control over its national trade policy when it severs ties with the EU, we will have an opportunity to forge a comprehensive US-UK free trade agreement.
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But his steadfast commitment severs every meaningful tie he has, whether through his own violence or cold estrangement (as seen in a subplot with his daughter Peggy, played by Anna Paquin).
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The lawsuit strains and potentially severs a 50-year alliance between Park West and Mr. Max, 81, whose cheery, technicolor works are the centerpiece of those hugely profitable — and controversial — auctions.
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First, her complicated backstory functionally severs her connections to her past, freeing her up to be defined as a mercenary — or, at best, as a teammate — whose motivations can be entirely situational.
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It rather severs a back artery in the brain or if they are knocked out and they hit their skull of the pavement, then that&aposs a huge hemorrhage or a skull fracture.
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The "museum" was, in fact, a kind of time capsule that Severs opened to the public once a month, transforming each floor into the living embodiment of an era from the house's history.
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It is believed that Scott and other former gamers turned soldiers were kept in deployment and thrust into combat-heavy scenarios despite the fact they were, even while brainwashed, suffering from extremely severs PTSD.
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These implementation and restructuring costs are expected to taper off by the end of the year, as it severs most of its ties with Johnson & Johnson, according to credit ratings agency Moody's Investors Service Inc.
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Wales and Scotland plan to reject legislation which severs Britain's legal ties with the European Union, once known as the Great Repeal Bill, when it is brought before the devolved chambers in Cardiff and Edinburgh.
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Its approval comes at a time when Britain is trying to hold onto its status as a global centre for finance and innovation as it severs ties with its biggest trading partner, the European Union.
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For a global investor community already on edge about the direction of economic growth, Johnson's announcement provided little relief and stoked concerns about the country's economy if it severs ties with its largest trading partner.
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Dr. Lee slices into the ear using a scalpel and severs away the keloid skin smoothly, leaving a tiny bit of excess skin on the top of the ear to use to stitch up the excision.
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The U.S. Treasury Department agreed to lift sanctions on three businesses controlled by Deripaska on condition that the tycoon - who will still be under sanctions himself - reduces his ownership in the businesses and severs his control.
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Tech companies have raised concerns about their ability to recruit engineers and other workers from across Europe and further afield after Britain severs ties with the EU. Mendelsohn said the access to the best talent was Facebook's priority.
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Sterling was at its weakest since 1985, hit by a growing sense that the UK may be heading for a 'hard' Brexit where it severs links to the EU's single market in favour of total control over immigration.
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Sterling hit its weakest since 1985, pressured by a growing sense that Britain may be heading for a "hard" exit from the EU where it severs links to the single market in favor of total control over immigration.
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Disabling the system does not shut down MCAS completely but severs an electrical link between the software's attempts to give orders to push the plane lower and the actual controls, a person familiar with the aircraft system said.
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He was particularly inspired by an American expatriate named Dennis Severs, who lived in a Georgian house in London around the corner from Fournier Street until his death 26 years ago and turned it into a private museum.
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For the thousands of civilians living in the crossfire, the fighting often starts without warning, forcing many to take shelter in basements to escape the shelling that gouges holes out of apartment blocks and severs power and water supplies.
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Disabling the system does not shut down the MCAS system completely but severs an electrical link between the software's attempts to give orders to push the plane lower and the actual controls, a person familiar with the aircraft system said.
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Sterling hit its weakest since mid-1985, hit by a growing sense that Britain may be heading for a 'hard' exit from the EU in which it severs links to the single market in favor of total control over immigration.
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Elizabeth's filial relationship with Claudia is what helps her realize that the mother she's always had is Russia; when Claudia tries to redirect that loyalty exclusively toward the KGB to depose Gorbachev, Elizabeth severs the bond by exposing the plot.
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Stranger yet is its LED screen, which literally reveals what the footage being recorded looks like, a facet not only counterintuitive to surveillance, but one that effectively severs the idea of a higher power is spying on your every move.
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But slaughter by Muslim halal and Jewish kosher rules requires that an animal be in perfect health — which religious authorities say rules out stunning it first — and be killed with a single cut to the neck that severs critical blood vessels.
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Jean Pisani-Ferry said that no-one had an interest in a hard Brexit that totally severs ties between Britain and the rest of the European Union once it leaves, saying there was a mutual interest in maintaining economic and security ties.
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Dr. Cynthia MacKay, one of the few ophthalmologists who has spoken out against the procedure, said the surgery can injure the eye because it severs tiny corneal nerves, thins the cornea and makes it weaker, and permanently alters the shape of the eye.
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Being queer and aging is the crux of the story Brooklyn and Leavitt are trying to tell: many queers do not have traditional families for cross-generational interactions, and gentrification further severs ties to informal but historic queer sites in the city.
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The Edinburgh assembly voted by 93 votes to 30 to deny consent for the European Union (Withdrawal) Bill, which is currently going through the national parliament in London and is supposed to provide clarity on the legal position as Britain severs ties with the bloc.
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Drugmakers currently use the European Medicines Agency as a one-stop-shop to get drugs licensed across Europe, but Britain is likely to drop out of that system if it severs EU ties and leaves the single market in a scenario dubbed "hard Brexit".
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If the Russians can get in to the severs of the White House, the State Department, and the DNC, then it is possible they can retrieve the digital and data infrastructure of the Democratic Party and its allies in organized labor and liberal interest groups.
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CRAYFISH SEVERS OWN CLAW TO ESCAPE BOILING SOUP IN UNBELIEVABLE VIDEO He was out with a friend at Padre Island National Seashore off the coast of South Texas near Corpus Christi when the two men reeled in a 12-foot hammerhead from about half a mile out.
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As Saudi Arabia severs ties with Iran, questions loom in volatile region Execution takes some by surprise Even so, Toby Matthiesen, senior research fellow in the International Relations of the Middle East at Oxford University, says he is surprised the Saudis went ahead with the execution.
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In the jarring and blurry footage that unfolds, we see Tensing lunge into the car, ostensibly to prevent DuBose from driving off; Tensing yelling "stop" twice; Tensing raising his gun, which enters from frame right; and Tensing firing a round that severs Samuel Dubose's brain stem.
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For that reason, Britain must now negotiate a complex and complete, albeit amicable, divorce from the union that severs the political bonds but preserves their market access and secures commercial relationships, and it must do so by March next year under the terms of Europe's treaty.
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"The new title will remain in effect for as long as the work is on view at the National Gallery of Victoria, or when the work is exhibited in any other exhibition context on Australian soil, until the NGV severs its relationship with Wilson Security," Breitz wrote.
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Doyle designed the austere set, which features an imposing chain-link fence that severs the back of the theatre from the bare stretch of fluorescent-lit stage where most of the action takes place; a door, connecting the two spaces, clangs disconcertingly each time an actor passes through.
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At his Henrietta Street house, up the stairs and past a faux Roman statue of a naked man — Emperor Hadrian's young lover Antinous, who died under mysterious circumstances — Lumley has hung his clothes up to dry along a line tied to the banister in homage to Severs and his museum.
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Depending on what his confirmation hearings reveal about his views on Russia when not serving Exxon's shareholders, and assuming he severs his financial ties to the company, Mr Tillerson could be one of just two or three members of Mr Trump's cabinet whom it is possible to see serving in a normal administration.
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However, according to documents she filed with the Office of Government Ethics, Ms. Chao will continue for a time to receive payments under financial agreements with Vulcan, which makes construction supplies, and Wells Fargo as she severs her ties with them; the payments from Wells Fargo stocks will continue through March 2021.
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The President promised to go all out for a trade deal between the US and the UK if Britain severs ties with the EU. Trump also warmly praised Boris Johnson, the flamboyant former London mayor who is vying to become Prime Minister, in a remark that looked strongly like an endorsement and struck his critics as meddling in Britain's internal politics.
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Art filter app sensation Prisma, which has revved up from nothing to an incredible 55 million+ downloads for its iOS and Android apps in just two months this summer, has now added an offline mode — so you can snap photos and process them to look like an Edward Munch painting in seconds and without needing to be connected to its severs.
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Silber allows us to see, for instance, the effect of a young man's death on the woman whose actions had indirectly led to the accident that killed him, before pivoting to show us his lover in another state who never understands why he suddenly severs contact with her, and then pivoting again to the driver of the truck that was involved in the fatal accident.
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As such, the response that this statement articulates is itself potentially of a temporary nature: With immediate effect, the work of art that was formerly known as LOVE STORY will carry the new title WILSON MUST GO. The new title will remain in effect for as long as the work is on view at the National Gallery of Victoria, or when the work is exhibited in any other exhibition context on Australian soil, until the NGV severs its relationship with Wilson Security.
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