They flopped in the grass spine-to-spine, a pair of inside-out parentheses.
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Spine surgeons say that a quarter of all spine surgery may not be necessary.
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The spine of the plot, unlike the spine of a steamed fish, will be nearly impossible to remove whole.
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For Graham, this resulted in ten operations on her brain and spine — and a 25-inch scar along her spine.
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Only you can't sit or stand with a perfectly straight spine because the spine should curve naturally, Harris-Adamson says.
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Try this move to release any stagnation and congestion in the thoracic spine, and to strengthen the spine and increase flexibility.
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"I found my spine, and I just kept solidifying my spine every time I would do something hard," Mack said passionately.
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And a book always holds the reminder of the organic world, the trees that went to make it — and the word "spine" was originally used for the spine of the book because of the spine of the creatures whose skins were once used to bind books, the place where the skin folded over the creature's own spine.
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There&aposs something that sends a chill down my spine, up my spine, about hearing a conversation between an attorney and a client.
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Without Earth's gravitational forces, fluid between the discs of the spine fluctuates, resulting in a lengthening of the spine and making astronauts temporarily taller.
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To confirm the spine was from Saunders, Reuters had DNA testing done, comparing a sample from the spine to buccal swabs from Saunders' parents.
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That is primarily in the spinal area because your spine is under compression under one G, so when you have zero gravity the spine stretches.
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Nicklaus received 10 injections in his back on each side of his lumbar spine, or lower back, and four in his cervical spine, or neck.
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Ankylosing spondylitis causes joints and vertebrae in the spine to fuse; Barber's neck, hips, and the base of his spine had essentially frozen in place.
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The completed puzzle revealed that Neanderthal ribs connected to the spine more inwardly, which forces the chest cavity out and causes the spine to tilt back.
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Muscles supporting the spine weaken after prolonged exposure to microgravity environments such as the International Space Station, claims a new study published in the science journal Spine.
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"The tumors were compressing her spine, and it had deviated her spine to the point where they were worried she would be permanently paralyzed for life," Lane said.
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Release the Back: Begin to rock gently back and forth to the left of the spine and to the right of the spine, and/or side to side.
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Jeffrey Wang, MD, co-director of the USC Spine Center, says he does not recommend chiropractic manipulations as treatment for patients with spine issues because of the risks involved.
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Deep Breathing: Inhale through your nose and feel the air moving all the way down the spine and exhale out the nose all the way back up the spine.
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This Thorex Back Muscle Massager is a hands-free way of rolling out your spine and can increase thoracic extension, increase your soft tissue mobility, and promote spine alignment.
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"It's important to understand that surgery can do a lot," said Dr. Jeffrey Wang, president of the North American Spine Society and co-director of the USC Spine Center.
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If you grew up with a straight spine and no scoliosis, there's a chance that a disk in your spine could collapse and lead to scoliosis later on, he says.
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" Treatment: "I would want to immobilize the cervical spine.
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Spine and pain physician Dr. Ashish Shanbhag of the National Spine & Pain Centers is using a new gene-based test he believes can help identify patients who could be predisposed to addiction.
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While the lumbar spine (or lower back) should naturally form an S shape, more extreme curvature may signal that the hip flexors are so tight they're pulling the spine forward, says Bang.
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The diaphragm, our primary muscle of respiration, is also a postural muscle that attaches to our lumbar spine (low back) and influences spine and pelvis stability and mobility -- and consequently back pain.
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Sponsored by the Scoliosis Research Society (SRS), IMAST gathers renowned spine surgeons and industry leaders from across the globe to present and discuss innovative research and advanced spine technologies in an international forum.
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Quasimodo is just your average German shepherd except for one crucial detail: He's one of 13 dogs in the world to have short spine syndrome, which means vertebrae compression severely shortened his spine.
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The poem suggests that experiences remake us, but not all at once, or in ways we can perceive: The will is broken, realigned, then broken further, burning like another spine within the spine.
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That said, spine tattoos aren't for the faint of heart.
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A padded back panel alleviates any stress on the spine.
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Essentially, Edwards' beliefs form the spine of High Flying Bird.
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It was enough to send a shiver down my spine.
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The iconic gold spine features in many a childhood memory.
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"And it had already metastasized to her spine," Simmons said.
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But L'Engle's Christian values form the spine of the book.
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But Faces Places turns out to have a steely spine.
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Feel free to grunt as you crack that spine. Aaargh!
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And sometimes the spine creaks a bit as you move.
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I'm in a neuro room (spine and brain surgeries) today.
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So, get comfortable and let's talk spine health, shall we?
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He recently had a spinal fusion in his cervical spine.
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The deepest of the wounds narrowly missed severing Miles' spine.
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The tennis match is just the spine of the book.
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Nineteen patients -- all head and spine injuries -- came to Seiff.
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At 18, she broke her spine in a bus accident.
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Instead, it deployed forcefully, crushing her spine, her complaint alleged.
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Chiropractors treat and care for a patient's spine, pelvis, and .
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Its spine was fractured and its intestines were spilling out.
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One of the victims says he suffered a fractured spine.
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Plus he had scoliosis, or a curvature of the spine.
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I didn't even crack the spine on the overnight flight.
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She had been vomiting, she said, and her spine hurt.
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What they won't do is send shivers down your spine.
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Nobody should expect G.O.P. invertebrates to ever gain a spine.
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It's remarkably useful in helping these kids find their spine.
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They all had spine, but they didn't look the same.
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The bullet shattered Ventura's spine and severed his spinal cord.
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An M.R.I. of her entire spine and brain was ordered.
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Doctors also found mysterious fractures of his pelvis and spine.
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Mr. Limp compared it to the spine of a book.
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In India, hot stones are strategically placed along the spine.
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The hospital's spine specialist determined that an MRI was necessary.
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So far, they lack the spine to challenge the president.
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Did anyone else just get a chill down their spine?
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Now we know: dignity, respect, truth, compassion, trust and spine.
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Ms. Moser, 203, was shot in the spine, and collapsed.
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The Chipotle on Court Street sends shivers down the spine.
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These are injuries where the spine or brain is damaged.
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Make sure your abs are pulled into to your spine.
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The sentiment is, in fact, the spine of his memoir.
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Oh's delivery is mesmerizing, causing delicate goosebumps down the spine.
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The test showed that the spine belonged to Cody Saunders.
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Ankylosing spondylitis is a condition that attacks my spine; my sacroiliac (SI) joints and lower lumbar spine are already "fused," which means there is calcification over the joint and it is no longer flexible.
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Instead, the paraspinal muscles, which connect the bones of the spine together and control their movement, shrunk by about 19 percent in size, according to NASA-sanctioned research detailed today in the journal Spine.
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Simple exercises can ease back pain, including arching the spine back and forth like a cat on the floor or standing with the back to a wall, knees bent and trying to straighten the spine.
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Called a vertebral column resection, Lenke would separate John's spine into different sections, remove two vertebrae at the very center of the severe kyphosis, then straighten the spine as he brought the pieces back together.
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And 2017 could be the year that spine gets ripped out.
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"He's a dangerous surgeon," he said to a another spine surgeon.
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Floersch underwent a lengthy operation on her spine, according to CNN.
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And why Time is now thinner than Donnie Deutsch&aposs spine.
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A padded back panel alleviates any stress on the spine. $89
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Both show the head, neck and spine vulnerable to serious injuries.
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Fanny packs don't make your back sweat or twist your spine.
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TO CHILL the spine of any Democratic politico, simply mention 2010.
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My spine and skull were pinned back into the leather seat.
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At most, you'll get the prickly feeling that hits your spine.
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It's all about alignment, elongating your spine, and strengthening your core.
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The spine that Mourinho cultivated was the basis of that success.
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They also support your spine, internal organs, and even your breathing.
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It makes that strain its story, its purpose, its emotional spine.
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Others reported vision problems, poorer memory, and spine and neck disorders.
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Abby Lee Miller is continuing to recover after undergoing spine surgery.
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Even now, thinking of the findings sends shivers down my spine.
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Her latest spine-chilling contribution in Hereditary, however, gave her pause.
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Align your head and neck with your spine at all times.
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She died hours later of fractures to her skull and spine.
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Which will probably send a shiver down the tech giant spine.
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The middle, in the thoracic spine or upper back, curves outward.
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The top, in the cervical spine or neck, curves back forward.
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The bullet severed his spine, paralyzing him from the neck down.
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For the sea bass to give up its spine without resistance.
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The pole severed Callahan's spine, rendering him a C5-6 quadriplegic.
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It was cold, but not as spine-tingling as the Cam.
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Inside, columns extend skyward, linked by a thin spine of skylights.
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She was later treated at a hospital for a fractured spine.
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I have some major joint issues, and issues with my spine.
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The Warriors still could not crack the spine of the Cavaliers.
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The clothes on this spine-like rack made me go "Ooooh."
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She also suffers from three minor fractures in her lumbar spine.
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It ends up with a spine-tingling, sweet, almost childlike naivety.
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"Frisson involves the spine and the back shivering," Thimo tells me.
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And it's the piece that's broken this particular camel's... opinion spine?
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The steps of Bach massage you up and down your spine.
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Others also noted the spine-chilling quality of this foreknowing tweet.
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"I think this election gave us a spine," said Michael King.
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Bob, turn the screw, align our spine Spare us creaturesque pain.
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The doctors decided not to remove the bullet from my spine.
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Trag sued DaBaby for injuries to his head, neck and spine.
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She suffered more than 20 bone fractures, most to the spine.
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Kevin underwent surgery, where they fused 3 areas around the spine.
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A towering performance that leaves you with shivers down the spine.
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Ultimately, those two narrative arcs form the spine of the book.
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The bullet barely missed the protester's heart, spine and major arteries.
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Stream some spine-tingling thrillers from the safety of your sofa.
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With his previous harness, the leash connected at Bowie&aposs spine.
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At Balenciaga, he took masculinity and gave it some spine. 6.
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One long stain of British territory up the spine of Africa.
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Surgery to repair his spine instead left him unable to walk.
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There is an obvious spine running through the entirety of mother!
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If the nub is parallel with the spine, it's a girl.
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Yet the masseuse paused as her fingertips alighted on my spine.
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"Purple Spine" creates an upward rising composition of psychedelia and spaciness.
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"Wallpaper" is the perfect combination of pathos and spine-tingling eeriness.
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Others think it's related to the nervous system and the spine.
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Spine of the Dragon by Kevin J. Anderson Kevin J. Anderson is probably best known for his Dune and Star Wars novels, but with Spine of the Dragon, he kicks off a new epic fantasy series.
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The surgery is a type of spinal fusion that mends the front and lumbar spine bones together by removing and replacing the intervertebral disc with a bone or metal spacer, according to the USC Spine Center.
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The Business of Spine, a Texas-based consulting firm with a partner office in Long Island, advises spine surgeons' billers about what coding Medicare and commercial insurers will tolerate, what's legal and not, to maximize revenue.
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That night in the hospital a doctor showed me, with the tip of his pen, the tree trunk of my spine, where two vertebrae had compressed and begun to leak fluid, and where my spine had fractured.
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The so-called Parallel Spine is the star though, lifting the bag ever so slightly off of your back, while twisting, lengthening, and contracting in tune with the movements of your body, just like your own spine.
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In that position, the spine and the muscles that surround it have maximal stability, and the body doesn't have to fight gravity [to remain stabilized], says Alpesh Patel, director of orthopedic spine surgery at Northwestern Memorial Hospital.
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Communist symbols adorned the plaster corset designed to align her damaged spine.
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A single jumping cholla spine holds a half-pound hunk of meat.
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I would love to descend upon you and cascade down your spine.
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So far, the collars have straightened Wyatt's spine and staved off surgery.
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This spine-like fibula belongs to birds—only birds have evolved this.
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The memory of it still sends a shiver down my spine today.
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When your body's lying to mine, senses tingling right through my spine.
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It's a fast-paced twister of a book with a philosophical spine.
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Stretches: loosen neck and spine by bringing muzzle to hip, both sides.
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The impact on the spine increases at higher flexed postures, they add.
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Spaceflight causes our muscles to atrophy, especially in the legs and spine.
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Raonic has a slight curvature in the spine, which he knew about.
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This news should send a shiver through the spine of every American.
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He cracked a bone in his cervical spine, located in the neck.
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Sorry — just thinking about that game sends a chill down the spine.
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"Basically, my epidural looped itself into my spine," Gray told Fox 19.
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She's had two spinal fusions and multiple rods bolted to her spine.
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The dive broke his neck and fractured his spine, according to KCRA.
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An autopsy allegedly revealed multiple injuries, including contusions and a severed spine.
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Founded in France in 2000, LDR develops surgical technology for spine disorders.
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Her mom put her in dance classes to help straighten her spine.
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" The men exchanged a glance and Diana felt her spine stiffen. "What?
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When you do so, curve your spine and gaze at your navel.
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Anyway, I still get chills down my spine listening to this today.
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A local surgeon recommended spine surgery as the next course of action.
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That's the summary of a study recently published in The Spine Journal.
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Another spine surgery was needed & I have one more still to go.
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Joanne had been stabbed so many times her spine had been severed.
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When I was 21 and playing for UCLA, I broke my spine.
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Dr. Pawan Grover is an interventional spine specialist and television medical correspondent.
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We're not sure if he nailed it, or just nailed his spine.
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Indeed, Haig, though not without a spine, became part of the problem.
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Turning the book and thumbing its ragged spine, what do I remember?
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Prolonged unloading caused an unstable or weak spine leading to back pain.
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She worries about another spine fracture or, even worse, a fractured hip.
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The pain from spine fractures may improve, but physical disfigurement does not.
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The neurosurgeons quickly had to make room for her spine to swell.
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Schechter was diagnosed with idiopathic transverse myelitis, an inflammation of the spine.
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A four-year-old girl was struck in the spine and paralyzed.
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An ant crept slowly down my spine — no, it was just perspiration.
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I told him I had goosebumps and chills ran down my spine.
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"It was truly awful in there," my neurosurgeon said of my spine.
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We will put new American metal into the spine of this country.
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But the regime would retain the north-south spine of the country.
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One bear that had been badly damaged has a new steel spine.
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But what permanently changed her life was the fracture to her spine.
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We will put new American metal into the spine of this nation.
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No one had the spine-crushing stress that I lived with daily.
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But this guy's piercing eyes sent a chill down my spine anyway.
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We've created a spongy cage to fill the void in the spine.
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Cruz's story is that they failed because they lacked his ideological spine.
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Fama has the spine to get clean in his Addie-addled milieu.
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"It sent shivers down my spine," Mr. Schimmnowski said from Gjoa Haven.
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This is when the chilly spine of Marshall's story really becomes visible.
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The bullet struck her spine, leaving her paralyzed from the waist down.
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Lift the crown of the head up and straighten through the spine.
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One of the riders, a man, displayed clinical osteoporosis in his spine.
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She sits as though her spine is a column of brittle ash.
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Afterward, that segment of spine can no longer move — it is rigid.
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There was no association with the very few skull and spine fractures.
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A towering performance that leaves you with shivers down the spine. #TIFF19.
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Payton was shot in the spine after a high school football game.
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He does not need John McCain to supply him with a spine.
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"Chills went down my spine," Reds center fielder Bobby Tolan said afterward.
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"Warsaw are characterized by an elongated second dorsal spine," the FWC said.
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K., we have really the emotional spine that we've been looking for.
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Three quarters of the MRIs were done on the brain or spine.
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He's the product of an extremely rare condition called short spine syndrome.
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The nerve-rich cord traverses nearly the entire length of the spine.
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Will he show he can have a spine and a moral compass?
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The spine-tingling new score by John Carpenter helps a lot, too.
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The English stiffen their collective spine and rally, as they always do.
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"I am looking for a new pharmaceutical drug that builds spine," Rep.
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It's rich and savory, with a spine of mineral and lemon flavors.
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Thorex Back Muscle Massage This massager gives you a hands-free way to roll out your spine (one of the hardest target areas to release) and can increase thoracic extension, increase soft tissue mobility, and promote spine alignment.
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"Stand straight up and down with a long spine and a proud chest but allow some transverse plane movement to happen," he says, noting that the spine stays in the same place as the body moves around it.
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One of the most striking is "curly," a mutation so severe it bends the fish's spine into a permanent C. It looks like an extreme case of scoliosis—a sideways curvature of the spine—most common in teenage girls.
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This is because Walton's chair and its unusual qualities — its sturdiness, its high elevation — are the keys to the health of Walton's spine, and the failure of Walton's spine, not so many years ago, nearly made him kill himself.
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Structure is bones, the spine; composition is where you place and arrange things.
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I highly recommend this mattress to anyone who sleeps and values their spine.
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Further scans showed the cancer was also in his liver, spine, and jaw.
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Both NuVasive and Alphatec are based in California and specialize in spine implants.
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Much like claws, the front of the spine is curved and hook-like.
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After doing a CT scan, they noticed a large mass on my spine.
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The ribs hurt, but the spine was the worst—that was just terrible.
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He's also the artist behind the massive rose tattoo on Lady Gaga's spine.
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Nunez was paralyzed by a gunshot wound to the spine 16 years ago.
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It's not just the political moments that should send shivers down one's spine.
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Senator McConnell showed real leadership and the rest of the Senators real spine.
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Every time The Chordettes' "Lollipop" went off on Betty's phone, your spine tingled.
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But something about the Nixie Machine II sends a chill down my spine.
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Freddie Gray died from his spine cuz he was let out too late.
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Most high-range creatures have heavy weaponry bolted to their sides and spine.
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Lean into the shivers that run up your spine during this new moon.
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Super thin and comes with a handle for gripping like a book spine.
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Even thinking about it is enough to send a shiver down your spine.
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By the time the cancer was detected, it had spread to his spine.
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It's spine-tingling and a little bit eerie, in the best possible way.
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But this baby voice is so familiar it sends chills down my spine.
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He snaked his fingers down my back, sending a shiver up my spine.
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And that is all about specificity and understanding the spine of your story.
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The crying and yelping that follow will surely send chills down your spine.
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The effect is startlingly dramatic — especially when coupled with spine-tinglingly haunting music.
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But every time I watch the trailer, I feel chills down my spine.
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"As we age, we all develop degenerative changes in our spine," he says.
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For me, Humira stops my spine from fusing and limits my flare-ups.
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The form reclines with a bumpy spine visible amid its attenuated, truncated limbs.
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A bullet pierced McDonald's spine and he was paralyzed from the neck down.
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They told me I'd broken my spine and that I'd make a recovery.
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Using a brain–spine interface, Milekovic successfully made two paralyzed rhesus monkeys walk.
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Spine surgeries were an early focus, as they are expensive and often unnecessary.
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So what does one do with a head, spine, or, say, 27 shoulders?
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Have you ever wanted to see what a crawling spine would look like?
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The stream of foam runs down his spine and right between his cheeks.
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His hands coasted down her spine and over the curve of her buttocks.
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The oarlocks creaked, and the slatted seatback pressed and eased against Milo's spine.
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Neurosurgeons already use navigation systems, but it's not as common for spine surgery.
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Most people think that the human spine is one of evolution's great flaws.
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Lack of loading has been shown to have damaging effects on the spine.
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The spine is in fact a more stable structure when it is curved.
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The Apennine mountain range, the geological spine of Italy, has been repeatedly battered.
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"That was the low point of my lack of spine," Ms. Steinem said.
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Tufts of feathers adorn the T. rex's head and run down its spine.
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It's all a grim tale that should put a shiver down Snapchat's spine.
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Their injuries ranged from spine and pelvic fractures to broken legs, West said.
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Steve popped up with skill and finesse; I didn't hear any spine-telescoping.
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Pedestrian walkways and bicycle lanes would run through the community like a spine.
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Her father is an orthopedic spine surgeon at OhioHealth Mansfield Hospital in Mansfield.
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Several major organs lose mass in winter, and the spine shortens, as well.
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Know you're interested in something like spinal decompression, which involves stretching the spine?
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A chiropractor helps him with a neck condition that has curved his spine.
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He had serious back surgery where doctors fused 3 sections of his spine.
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For some parents, the words "Child Protective Services" send chills down the spine.
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A great lonely sadness had settled on her, stiffening her shoulders and spine.
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I was a professional rugby player from New Zealand recovering from spine surgery.
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Kousei Okuno suffered ligament damage to his spine and knee on the play.
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I can feel the stress tingling up my spine and my heart palpitating.
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The aqueduct's 233-mile path also forms the narrative spine of Krist's book.
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It was later determined he had sustained a broken spine and internal injuries.
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Will progressives have more spine than conservatives in policing hate in their ranks?
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He underwent serious back surgery, with doctors fusing 3 sections of his spine.
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It overlooked the river and faced the spine of mountains to the west.
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To that end, our political leaders must be able to grow a spine.
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She kept that emphasis, and the flowers, but gave them a new spine.
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Her bright-red hair racing the tail of the noose down her spine.
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Another man with a bloody apron ran his hand along a cow's spine.
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Another man with a bloody apron ran his hand along a cow's spine.
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With a little luck and some political spine, more such actions will follow.
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It started as a dull ache right above the base of my spine.
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Good ol' Tom Wambsgans, who promptly starts freaking out both at the prospect of having to prove he has a spine and the possibility that, by not doing so, he will effectively be outing himself as someone without a spine.
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He likes to be pet on the top of his head and spine only.
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My pustule-covered spine is leaking down my leg and into my chamber pot!
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"The shark's upper jaw got him along the spine of his scapula," she added.
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At worst, you can feel the icy tendrils of mortification creeping up your spine.
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I lacerated my liver and my spleen, and broke four bones in my spine.
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About 5% remains, since that portion of the mass was fused to her spine.
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I study a scan of Venter's hips and spine and peer inside his head.
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Maintain a long spine by pulling your belly button in to engage your core.
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Lift your chest and pull your shoulders back and down towards your spine. 6.
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When the epidural stimulator is on, it delivers electrical impulses to the lower spine.
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If I were in Trump's world, this scenario would send chills down my spine.
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His injuries included skull, sternum and spine fractures; cardiac lacerations; and a punctured aorta.
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By the end of the ride, his neck and spine were damaged beyond repair.
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Rattlesnakes are equipped with three powerful shaker muscles at the base of their spine.
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The site has plenty of intended features that send a shiver up my spine.
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All it will take is a political spine to push it past the naysayers.
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Rossini injured his spine when he jumped to the roof of a neighboring building.
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Concussions, spine trauma and torn shoulders, groins and knees are its most common injuries.
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Over two opulent albums, the Las Vegas quartet delivered spine-tingling, arena-rock catharsis.
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During that time, Kemp's natural athletic skills eroded with the discs in his spine.
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Scoliosis is a medical condition in which a person's spine has a sideways curve.
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These signals come from nerve cells called motor neurons that live in the spine.
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The mourners then jabbed four spears along his spine, and another into his groin.
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Scientists found cancer in a foot bone and spine nearly 2 million years old.
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Her results astonished the doctors, who had said her spine had suffered permanent damage.
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While that spine might not have been quite as effective, Mourinho's intentions were clear.
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Serious injuries he previously suffered to his legs and spine also affected his movement.
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The movie will have an arc to it, a spine it previously didn't have.
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Hit play and tell me you don't feel a shiver creep down your spine.
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The cause was cancer of the spine, his friend and manager Terry Bomar said.
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The two strolled for the camera, posing in an hair-raising, spine-chilling video.
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A bullet tore through her spine before puncturing her lung and then her heart.
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My head on my arm, a twitch in my spine, and I was gone.
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Sarah Gadon – the show's shining light – gives a spine-tingling performance during Grace's confession.
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Still, the promise of Marston is enough to send shivers down any fan's spine.
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The spine looks like a stack of notebooks, full of blue-lined, white paper.
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I like to be pet on the top of my head and spine only.
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Neural spine of a vertebra exposed (lower right) and a broken rib (lower left).
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Standing on this spot would send shivers down the spine of any music fan.
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People associate them with ciguatera toxin, but it's the spine that has the venom.
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"Right now, Ysabel's body knows how to make a curvy spine," mom Christine explains.
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Garcia specializes in the medical rehabilitation of the spine at Emory School of Medicine.
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Underbody blast can compress a seated soldier's spine by as much as two inches.
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Byrd broke a bone in his spine and could not move his lower body.
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It grew around the top of his spine and surrounded his left optic nerve.
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The mere mention of "the Party" and "Moscow" are supposed to be spine chilling.
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In 2011, he injured his spine in a fall and was left partially paralyzed.
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"The thought of the holiday now sends a shiver down my spine," Kahan said.
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The plan is to build a 55-mile-long "coastal spine" along the gulf.
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Or will they finally grow a spine and stand up for what is right?
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Germany's Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel said Hoecke's speech had sent shivers down his spine.
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This participant walks quite slowly and has a significant curve in her upper spine.
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The moment, met by cheers and a standing ovation, sent chills down my spine.
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Don't listen to the hired goons at the NFL's Head, Neck and Spine Committee.
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Each work was secured by a metal spine that held the objects in place.
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I made the spine series around the time my mother was dying of cancer.
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" Gore Vidal said, "It could be 'grow a spine,' too, but yours is better.
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The hollow-point bullet narrowly missed his heart and spine, but pierced a lung.
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Supportiveness refers to how well it keeps your spine in alignment while you recline.
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DENNIS HASELEY, NEW YORK To the Editor: When will the G.O.P. find its spine?
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Every time I read the line highlighted above, it sends chills down my spine.
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" By 1996, The New York Times was observing Esquire's "thinning spine and declining circulation.
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Examples of Lindbergh using and misusing it run like a spine through his story.
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Some eons later, tectonic jostling raised a great spine of mountains in southern Europe.
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But for all its inconvenience, the brace did little to help John's worsening spine.
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A region's wealth, as expressed through its highway-maintenance budget, rumbles up your spine.
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Now astronauts also do exercises, including yoga and stretches, that can protect spine health.
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Narrator: If that&aposs not bad enough, walking upright also messed up our spine.
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It's a real softening of the backbone, the spine, in the Senate as well.
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Doctors are experimenting with enzymes that prevent scar tissue from forming on the spine.
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Imaging showed no pathology in his brain or spine to account for the weakness.
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Fleeing for her life, Ms. Gavios tumbled from a cliff and fractured her spine.
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"This is wonderful," he said, and I felt a thrill creep up my spine.
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How did you find the spine of what the story was going to be?
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An error message flashed on my screen; a cold chill went down my spine.
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The only biological parts that Major Kusanagi still possesses are her brain and spine.
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The slightly curled-in fetal position recreates the natural curve your spine had in the womb, before holding your head up, sitting down or walking around changed the curvature of your spine and potentially put stress on your lower back, explains Winter.
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Alva now has non-Hodgkin's lymphoma in his bones, including his spine, his attorneys said.
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She is just one of 17 dogs on Earth known to have short spine syndrome.
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Its steely, 600-foot spine swoops into an infinite loop, with no clear end point.
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Concrete is the spine of skyscrapers, the span of bridges, and the bulk of dams.
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The spaceship is comprised of three separate hulls that are connected by a main spine.
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Click here to view original GIFPotential gait with moderate body lift and moderate spine bending.
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Driving the roads of northeastern BC, he hit an elk and crashed, injuring his spine.
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It's also got some "supporting struts" on its spine that aren't seen in other titanosaurs.
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It makes the spine hyperexcited, and sends impulses to the spinal cord and the brain.
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The memories of Zelda's twisted spine and cackling laughter are those of a scared kid.
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She leaned into the dog's spine, lifted a hind leg, working an inner thigh muscle.
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The stress on the spine increases by degree, and at 60 degrees, it's 60 pounds.
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The device relieves pain because it prevents a spine from narrowing too much, he said.
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The original book, the start of a series, featured spine-tingling artwork from Edward Gorey.
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With a recumbent bike you are, of course, recumbent, with a backrest supporting your spine.
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For 14 years, I've been creating scar tissue in my spine from this needle moving.
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The title, written in all caps, traces up vertically on the left, near the spine.
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She will sit through despite the fact that she doesn't have the spine for it.
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This was a report with a spine, not the whitewash some soldiers' families had feared.
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The woman was later transported to Elmhurst Hospital Center and treated for a fractured spine.
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But another buyer could have done anything with the human spine and heads, she said.
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How is it supposed to have a cactus spine exception in its complicated blur algorithms?
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I had to readjust the spine after my first hike because it wasn't sitting correctly.
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It also overbuilds muscles in a disproportionate way and puts undo stress on the spine.
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The Hootsuite CEO's nifty new side project could save your spine and slim your belly.
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Both factors influence the angle of those parts of the sheet closest to the spine.
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Another example is Medtech, a startup that makes surgical robots for spine and brain operations.
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Luton suffered a fractured thoracic spine injury during a game against Washington State on Sept.
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She was recently diagnosed with rapidly spreading cancer in her spine that left her paralyzed.
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Unbroken mastodon ribs and vertebrae, including one vertebra with a large well preserved neural spine.
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Riot Grrrl had no leaders, but Bikini Kill was at the spine of the movement.
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Gray suffered a fatal spine injury while being transported in a police van in 2015.
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The question is: Who will grow a spine first and finally put country before party?
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The 25-year-old suffered a fatal spine injury while being transported in the van.
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If Tony went on a diet you'd start to see his spine through his stomach.
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The winner last year was Quasi Modo, who had short spine syndrome, a birth defect.
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A pet shop in Tainan, Taiwan, gave a cat a "stegosaurus spine" made of fur.
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Chuck Wepner placed his giant hand on Liev Schreiber's spine and felt a tender spot.
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Clearly Trump lacks the spine, and the loving paternal instinct, to stand as America's defender.
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Just stepping up on that stage and walking around, a chill goes up your spine.
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Haltingly, tentatively, perhaps, but on things that matter, a bit of spine has been sighted.
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While Zéa was fighting cancer, the damage it left behind on her spine seemed irreversible.
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The victim was taken to Elmhurst Hospital with a fractured spine, the Daily News reported.
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He began regularly using a corset brace to stabilize his spine and control his discomfort.
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The building's spine was rebuilt with steel, then covered with the same refurbished wood panels.
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To the west stand the rugged, treeless basins and knife-edge spine of Mount Katahdin.
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Cora let loose atop a spine of granite facing a wide expanse of desert floor.
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Russell's stories are reliably funny, empathetic, studded with beautiful sentences, and gently, spine-tinglingly creepy.
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A knot of fear erupts at the base of my spine and travels up¬ward.
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A surge went through Paz's spine and he realized he had pushed the red button.
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Fertig rightfully makes a point of leaving the staples at the spine visible in scans.
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Ms. Murkowski told reporters that she returned to the Senate with a "stiffer, straighter" spine.
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If you're sitting, focus first on your posture: You should sit with your spine erect.
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"It's Aul-Wick," she said in that gargling voice that still made my spine shiver.
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Up next is cold weather, darkness, and snow (sends shivers down your spine, doesn't it?).
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Major policy initiatives serve as x-rays that reveal the spine of a political coalition.
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His capitulation suggests he lacks the spine and moral decency to continue as labor secretary.
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"The amount of information the intelligence agencies had sends shivers through one's spine," he said.
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"I could feel my spine rattling as he sawed off the bones," Mr. Ji said.
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"I felt a chill go down my spine," Mr. Naiboa told The Tampa Bay Times.
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She ordered an M.R.I. of the spine in search of an abscess, but found nothing.
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A tumor on the eighth vertebrae of her spine restricted the movement of her legs.
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But Isaiah was shot in the spine and is now paralyzed from the chest down.
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Did any kind of, what did you feel, get a chill go down your spine?
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She spent the next year unable to walk, undergoing operation after operation on her spine.
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The arc of an arm, moving in alignment with neck and spine, opens up infinity.
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Incredibly versatile, it can also be used to support your back, shoulder, or cervical spine.
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"I've been thinking about this book for ages," she says, inspecting the spine and cover.
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Still, the very mention of it still sends chills up the spine of some observers.
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Thursday's attacks will have sent shudders down the spine of the millions who've visited Barcelona.
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Her injuries included a broken spine, internal injuries, and fractures to her ribs and pelvis.
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It was later determined that he had broken his spine and had sustained internal injuries.
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For one, the devices can help improve posture by mobilizing joints like the upper spine.
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The answer, according to both a spine surgeon and a criminal defense attorney: Probably not.
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The human spine is a complicated mechanism, composed of vertebral bones cushioned between intervertebral discs.
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Meanwhile, every time I twisted my spine, I felt that warm bullet scraping my insides.
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And I said to myself, 'Lack of spine will not be a problem for Loretta.
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At nine years, the tannins were resolving but still gave the wine spine and structure.
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The firm is more focused on the "spine or the skeleton of technology," like semiconductors.
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O for about $1 billion deal to expand in the market for treating spine disorders.
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Closer to the truth is that Trump's announcement will send a shiver down its spine.
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Dozens of newspapers are provided, free of charge, each with its own little wooden spine.
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You half expect doves to fly out of the pages when you crack the spine.
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Schierholz: Most astronauts will gain up to two inches in length when their spine elongates.
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When Knafo and I spoke, she was actually preparing to undergo a second spine surgery.
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But I chose to focus on the Hudson Valley, the spine of the Dutch colony.
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Now, I need you to grow a spine and give me what belongs to me.
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"It sends shivers down my spine about the people waiting for our program," he said.
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Bella might love her child, but it breaks her spine and makes her vomit blood.
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You could [also] record your experience and replay it whenever you want, straight into the spine.
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Lengthen the back of your neck so your head is in line with your spine. 5.
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How is it possible to support such a thick skull without the benefit of a spine?
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Catherine still hasn't told her husband and son that she's got a tumor on her spine.
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The seat backs are contoured to the spine and there is padding to rest your head.
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All four were charged with little evidence besides admittedly spine-chilling taped confessions of the crimes.
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It's like a small junction box, placed just underneath one of the bones of the spine.
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Now astound your friends with a classic Mouseketeer cap that can actually replace the human spine.
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He had a curved spine and multiple bedsores, indicating he'd had little room to even move.
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The officer in critical condition took a bullet to the spine, Mayor Sylvester Turner told reporters.
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I had an illustrated book of minerals and crystals I must have broken the spine on.
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And this time, it's a vine (or maybe it's seaweed) that goes straight down her spine.
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It even has an internal spine and slots to help your sponge drain as it rests.
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It also has a weight distribution that is shifted downwards, and the spine is more curved.
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The lady who broke into my house and fractured his neck and spine is in jail.
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As of 2016, there were just 17 dogs on Earth known to have short spine syndrome.
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She also underwent surgery to remove the bone fragments and repair the damage in her spine.
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He told her that there was a good chance of her spine healing on its own.
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The stories of the four times they met form the spine of The Age of Spin.
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I had more than 15 surgeries on my spine, legs, and feet before I turned 10.
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At this point, I was trying to heal two broken things: my spine and my relationship.
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"So..For the past few years (decade) I've been dealing with a spine issue," she wrote.
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And she has scoliosis of the spine and she does an awful lot for orthopaedic research.
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"He is the spine of Grace's season," Mutchnick told The Hollywood Reporter ahead of season 2.
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He built a spine for his side, and it turned out to be nigh on unbreakable.
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" He thinks criticism of Yellen would "stiffen her spine and financial markets would stand behind her.
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Those spine-in volumes could belong to someone who loves reading and favors a minimalist aesthetic.
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Stan Herring, one of the members of the NFL's Head, Neck and Spine Committee told NFL.
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The L.A. building's spine and sail have programmable LEDs that can provide colorful illumination and visuals.
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Kayden&aposs injuries include fractures to his pelvis and cervical spine, as well as intracranial bleeding.
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It's the spine of a wine that gives posture to the flavors, whatever they may be.
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Regrettably, the advantage was forfeited with the diplomatic lovefest and Xi's intervention to stiffen Kim's spine.
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His physical growth was limited when he injured his spine in a fall at age 8.
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On Monday, Wickens had titanium rods and screws placed in his spine during a successful surgery.
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But instead it was cancer, which had spread from his lungs to his spine and liver.
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G. Some victory anthems lose their spine-tingling powers after too many listens, but not Kesha's.
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Quasimodo, a purebred German shepherd with short spine syndrome, is gaining fans online with his story.
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Quasimodo, a purebred German shepherd with short spine syndrome, is gaining fans online with his story.
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At least 40 people were hurt ... including a fan who says he suffered a fractured spine.
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Moments after the final blow had been landed, film of the spine-tingling knockout went viral.
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FitzGerald sustained major injuries to his spine, leaving him unable to move from the shoulders down.
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The cold of Ammon's Ruger 20163 against Brian's naked thigh sent a thrill up his spine.
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The piece is a hand-carved "dragon spine," and at the "heart" sits three dragons' heads.
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Maybe slime crunching and mukbang feasts just don't give you that tingle down your spine anymore.
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"One year ago today ~ I underwent emergency surgery for an infection in my spine," she wrote.
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Just one bump would do it right now, push everything that's coming back down his spine.
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In addition, she had low back pain from a place where her spine had become narrow.
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The surgeon gasped when he opened up his patient and saw what was in his spine.
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Because the pillows are densely filled, they do keep your head, neck, and spine in alignment.
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Instead, it consistently keeps your head and neck aligned without putting excess pressure on your spine.
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I have a few slipped discs in my spine, so I deal with pretty chronic discomfort.
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" A metal contraption was attached to his spine, so he was now "half-man, half-machine.
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They're sleek, lightweight, and as far I know, do not require screwing anything into your spine.
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But the "spine" of Syria is under regime control, and it may turn on Idlib next.
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Scutt, suspended out wide, was struck full force by the other boat's wing, fracturing her spine.
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As spine-chilling as it looks, this photo could have so much potential for the singer.
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Stryker is buying K2M, a company that makes various devices for spine surgeries, for $1.4 billion.
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The tulo Firm is good for back and stomach sleepers as it promotes healthy spine alignment.
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Dry the tears, push back against the malaise, burn away the fog and stiffen the spine.
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Moving in the direction of requiring more political spine, let's next consider "Laudably Responsible" steps: 6.
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From the first doctor, he got the name of the steroid medicine injected into his spine.
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They vanished with spine-chilling regularity, only to have their bodies discovered weeks or months later.
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Queens Boulevard is the spine of the borough, a sprawling thoroughfare that narrows at Hillside Avenue.
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Know dat imma boost you up and always have yo back more than yo spine do.
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This is the stamp —— Callimachi: On their spine, the binders had the logo of the Hisba.
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But we really have more important things on our agenda than calibrating any one senator's spine.
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Defensive boxers are wildly under-appreciated by paying fans who are thirsty for spine-tingling knockouts.
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One such spine-wearer was Ampyx priscus, which thrived 480m years ago, during the Ordovician period.
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Neither is my preference for shelving my books spine-out, organized by genre and publication date.
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I love the price in the corner and the way the skirt wraps around the spine.
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A swirl that looked like the graceful curve of a spine rose from a purple field.
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Just when the action slumps and you relax, she appears, straightening out your spine with fear.
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Spine-tingling slides and race tracks with hairpin turns aren't only found at theme parks anymore.
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Medtronic's spine division is within its Restorative Therapies Group, which includes brain, specialty and pain therapies.
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Rami Malek imagined as Jafar, the villain from Disney's "Aladdin," could send shivers down anyone's spine.
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R. One of the decade's hottest trends was getting a bunch of tingles down your spine.
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Standing for too long also compresses the spine and causes swelling in your feet and ankles.
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It is, quite simply, spine-chilling to hear technology being used in this artistic, generous way.
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"I felt an adrenaline rush as a chill went up and down my spine," Brooks recalled.
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Starting year: 2012Headquarters: Kalamazoo, MichiganCompany description: Stryker offers products for orthopedics, medical, surgical, neurotechnology, and spine.
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They have a long wire that snakes from the top to the bottom of the spine.
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But for horror fans, or Jackson acolytes, "Hill House" is good for some spine-chilling thrills.
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Moreover, [it doesn't put any pressure] on your spine, providing you're sleeping on a good mattress.
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M certainly had reasons for pain, including an arthritic spine and extensive hardware in his back.
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The writers are members of the NFL Head, Neck and Spine Committee, a group of independent doctors who advise the NFL and NFL clubs on best practices for concussion prevention and management, as well as for avoidance or protection against other head, neck and spine injuries.
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Turn on a season of the always-creepy American Horror Story for hours of spine shivers. 3.
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Squeeze your glutes together and pull your belly button in toward your spine to tighten your abs.
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Why do we still not have the spine to stand up and say we won't accept this?
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When that happens, stress on the spine can increase, as well as the likelihood of experiencing pain.
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Charlie became paralyzed in July after a slipped disc ruptured his spine and now uses a wheelchair.
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One theory is that there might be some residual fibers remaining in the spine in some patients.
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"I've never seen a piece of needle that's broken off and left in someone's spine," he said.
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Each picture is just glowing with an aura that will send a chill down your spine. —G.
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How can It be anything but an idea, Something teetering on the spine Of the number i?
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We are taking the original source material and creating a new story with that as a spine.
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But if this comedy is as prickly as a cactus spine, it is also about as thin.
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She says she's had multiple back surgeries over the years and has titanium fused to her spine.
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"I can't transfer myself, and I have brittle bones, as well as a fused spine," he wrote.
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In September, while Kristin was recovering from spine surgery and "holed up" at home, she rejoined Neopets.
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Many people describe the feeling as "tingles" that run through the back of someone's head and spine.
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Certain stretches can provide stress relief, such as ear-to-shoulder stretches, spine rotations and toe touching.
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These proposals should send chills down the spine of anyone who believes in freedom and community strength.
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The month after Cody died, Restore Life sold part of the young man's body: his cervical spine.
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To this day, just mentioning the devastating fictional nuptials can send chills up a Thrones fan's spine.
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One concerned billing, and one asked to confirm that the spine should be sent frozen, not thawed.
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The spine dips like a gutter (or like a big spoon) and folds the cushion in two.
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"One year ago today ~ I underwent emergency surgery for an infection in my spine," the captiion read.
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By the time Kudirka was diagnosed, the cancer had already metastasized to her sternum, spine, and pelvis.
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The latter part of its name means "bent over forward spine," owing to its most distinctive feature.
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It seems that the "real human spine" claim was first made on Reddit about 24 months ago.
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The Steelers' Ryan Shazier was attempting a routine tackle last week when he suffered a spine injury.
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Back, shoulder, and spine injuries are common, expensive, and can put assemblers out of work for days.
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I faked a spine condition to the owner and convinced him to buy me a new mattress.
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Pillows lined the side of his hospital bed to ensure his head and spine remained perfectly straight.
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"One year ago today ~ I underwent emergency surgery for an infection in my spine," the caption read.
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Like, if a spine grew legs where each vertebrae is and started crawling lengthwise along the ground?
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In 2016, the state required Medicaid patients with back and spine conditions to taper off of opioids.
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Sitting with correct posture can help protect your organs and spine, and make you look attractive too.
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This classic yoga pose strengthens the spine, arms and wrists while stretching the chest, lungs and abs.
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"Every season I get at least one spine-chilling moment," Clarke told Entertainment Weekly of the scene.
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I have Spine that I play drums for; I'm hoping to do some more shows with them.
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We split the goose and cut it down the breast, so we could remove the whole spine.
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Then, doctors have to place markers on the patient's body to register the location of the spine.
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The Iraqi prisoner, who has undergone five surgeries on his spine, wanted civilian oversight of his care.
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A core acts like a stiffening spine, helping stabilize a skyscraper against tremendous lateral forces, chiefly wind.
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"Not just her pain, but her weakness started getting worse," the orthopedic spine surgeon told the magazine.
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The lowest, in the lumbar spine or low back, curves inward toward the front of the body.
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His spine is full of tumor and he's been vomiting everything he eats or drinks for weeks.
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During back surgery, surgeons sometimes use spinal spacers meant to match the size of the patient's spine.
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Have a look at this and tell us it doesn't give you a chill down your spine.
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A corset consists of a rib cage and spine, forged from aluminum and tapering to a tail.
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But in space, the microgravity environment stretches the spine and astronauts can get a couple inches taller.
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So imagine we block off Galveston Bay with a coastal spine, and we have a Lake Okeechobee.
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In August, an unnamed volcano along that spine erupted, producing a San Francisco-sized raft of pumice.
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Child used a wooden mallet to whack a carving knife through the spine of a roasted chicken.
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Later the doctor asked him to bend over so that she could check his spine for scoliosis.
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It travels down the expectant spine of Mr. Blake and into his and his helpful fifteen's fingers.
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Suddenly, your son comes to you and says the words that send a chill down your spine.
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Her father got [Downie's] face on his arm, and she got "Bobcaygeon" song lyrics down her spine.
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That's the Dr. Richard Ellenbogen who is the chair of the NFL's head, neck, and spine committee.
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You can read "Designed by Apple in California" on the spine — the title is embossed as well.
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John Finkenberg, MD is a California orthopedic surgeon and is president of National Association of Spine Specialists.
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The reviewer found it was especially good for stomach sleepers since it left the spine aligned nicely.
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Her spine now exhibits slight scoliosis, curving to favor her left side, where she took the shots.
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You're made aware how many elements there are to an arm, a leg, a foot, the spine.
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He broke his back in two different places, injuring his spine and leaving him unable to walk.
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Screenshot: AppleOnce again, Apple has made shivers run down my spine—but not in a good way.
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Eventually he will need a wheelchair and then a bed, as his spine curves due to scoliosis.
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When these muscles get too tight or become overly-strengthened, they can yank on your lower spine.
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I still have it, spine torn and taped up, pages soft and filthy with childish finger smears.
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On Campus Do you have a spine-tingling story to share about your school or alma mater?
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Do you have a spine-tingling story or creepy legend from your current school or alma mater?
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Through his T-shirt, I could feel the musculature of his back, his spine, its finger holds.
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These spine-tingling stories all happen to be true — and, in some cases, even stranger than fiction.
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It's not that "The Wrong Man" strays from the spine-tingling elements it establishes at its beginning.
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She also has a cyst on her spine that "pulls and tugs" all the time, she said.
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It wrenches your spine, fills your gut with cement, makes your palms sweat and your blood boil.
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The Watts family sent a shudder down Milwaukee's collective spine last month when it announced that Dec.
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Medacta, with about 930 employees, produces orthopedic implants and devices for hip, knee, shoulder and spine problems.
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The emphasis from the beginning, Mickelson said, was strengthening the stabilizing muscles around the spine and joints.
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Kyphosis is the bending of the spine forward in the upper back -- leading to a hunchback appearance.
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Revenue in the spine business improved 5.5% to $692 million in the quarter that ended in October.
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It has a skunkbush handle, and the needle is a cactus spine, stained black at the tip.
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K., will the last vertebrae to leave Lindsey Graham's spine please remember to turn off the lights?
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As such, spine surgeons have studied this and reproduced this as safe and reliable in certain patients.
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O and agreeing to use Mazor's robotic guidance systems that assist surgeons in spine and brain operations.
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Last month scientists published the first study looking closely at what happens to the spine in space.
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Receiving 10,000 signed petitions from her constituents can go a long way toward stiffening a Senator's spine.
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He had to give up his job as a carpenter as the bones in his spine deteriorated.
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All that extra pressure puts a strain on your spine and can pull it out of alignment.
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And when it comes to Donald Trump, there are invertebrates that have shown more spine than Sen.
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She had been abused, and her hip bones and spine jutted out from under her marbled coat.
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Diseases like syphilis leave lesions on the bone, and tuberculosis causes a characteristic hunching of the spine.
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Yet Mr. Trump has complained privately about his own advisers' attempts to stiffen his spine on immigration.
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And Apple's win in this case is sure to stiffen the spine of Apple CEO Tim Cook.
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"First bullet went through, hit my spine at my [vertebra] T-10, bounced off my spine, hit my liver — and then that one instantly paralyzed me," he says in the third installment of We Are All Newtown, a three-part web series that PEOPLE is exclusively debuting this week.
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The idea behind spinal fusion is to remove a disk — a ring of fibers filled with a nerve-cushioning jelly that joins adjacent spine bones — and fuse the spine together, a procedure that almost inevitably means trading flexibility for stability and, the patient hopes, an existence with less pain.
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Now an artist from Motherlode Lab draped a towel over my back and placed rocks along my spine.
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The bomb caused traumatic brain injuries, spine injuries and blood clots, which limited the movement in his legs.
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"So..For the past few years (decade) I've been dealing with a spine issue," Rose wrote on Twitter.
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Then they did an ultrasound and I could see his head and his spine and nothing was moving.
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An MRI tipped doctors off to a lesion on her spine, which then had to be removed surgically.
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It reduces the risk for birth defects of a baby's brain and spine known as neural tube defects.
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During an autopsy, a medical examiner found the child had fractured his spine the day of his death.
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Even when she loses, she holds her spine like it's steel and gets up to fight another day.
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Vitali also noticed two slits on the back of the neck, and the woman's cervical spine was gone.
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It's a phrase that should send chills down the spine of anyone who worries about Trump's decision-making.
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The spine of hot pot is this oil-based mixture that the food is thrown into during mealtime.
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"Yeah, call me the spleen or the spine fixer / it's going down / like the Catalina Wine Mixer" 1.
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A Reuters reporter bought two heads and a spine from a Tennessee broker with just a few emails.
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That was until Allen went in for a routine checkup on Tuesday for the alignment on her spine.
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Meet Cooper: the two-year-old American foxhound who lives with a rare condition called short spine syndrome.
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Limón's The Carrying includes numerous poems about how her bent spine and dizziness are intertwined with her life.
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Children can be paralyzed by several other viruses, by bacterial brain infections and by neck and spine injuries.
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Pillows are important to getting a good night's sleep and ensuring that your spine and neck are healthy.
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"On the inside here right behind near the spine is its swim bladder," said crew member Adam Conniss.
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Moody and mysterious, this gothic tale touches the heart even as it wraps chilly fingers around the spine.
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I hadn't noticed how the position aggravates my spine until a few weeks passed with the Joy-Con.
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"The virus can lay dormant in dorsal root ganglia, a cluster of nerves on the spine," Green says.
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Called the "brain-spine interface," the system restored movement in the paralyzed right legs of two rhesus monkeys.
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Feel the joy of autumn, and a very good girl living her best life, rush up your spine: .
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Around the area where a metal plate now holds together my spine, I felt a sense of longing.
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In addition to the spine, Reuters later purchased two human heads from Restore Life, each priced at $300.
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It also has vertebrae that overlap, which allows it to stiffen its spine while it takes a step.
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Apparently, this was expected: freed from the bounds of gravity, a person's spine tends to elongate in weightlessness.
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The spine can be retracted with a tug of a strap, causing it to retract up the channel.
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The Bugg banks' electronic spine is from Jack Henry & Associates, a provider of IT services to financial institutions.
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Your name coming up on parchment is like the Grim Reaper laying his icy finger across your spine.
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Even if you wore them in 2001, the thought of clogs today likely sends shivers down your spine.
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Meanwhile, European leaders with spine and brains have a smart and unflinching ally in the Draghi-led ECB.
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The news "sent a chill through my spine," said John Camper, director of the Colorado Bureau of Investigation.
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Rogers," one source close to Coats laughed and said, "He's like Mr. Rogers with a spine of steel.
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The partial skeleton consists of the bottom half of the spine, pelvis, hind limbs, and traces of feathers.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Paramount PicturesWhere did the macabre tale about a human spine come from?
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Additionally, the windmill aspect of this pose facilitates thoracic spine (midback) movement to avoid low-back compensatory pain.
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Indeed, Suzanne has problems with her spine, tires easily and is prone to furious outbursts over minor slights.
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The brain-spine interface Molekovic and his colleagues designed overcomes this blockage, by using a series of sensors.
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Those who bought a 4xLP physical copy found an extra record hidden inside the spine of the cover.
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The footage shows cave illustrations of a massive lizard with a fringed spine, and a few Japanese characters.
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ASMR is a certain sensation felt in the scalp, neck, and upper spine, triggered by certain soft noises.
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Vic calls Rahm a "slimy dog" with no morals, no spine ... and no true connection to the city.
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Dr. Matt McGirt Of Carolina Neurosurgery and Spine Associates was the neurosurgeon on call when Otto came in.
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Liberal politicians have talked tough about gun control, but rarely have they shown real spine in this fight.
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To build the muscles of the spine, the load must be heavy enough, as with any weight training.
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President Trump apparently also believes the South Korean government needs more spine in its dealings with the North.
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Prentiss plays with form: Scenes are described as human portraits (Central Park is Manhattan's spine; Midtown, the lungs).
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Callahan, 34, is not expected to play again due to a degenerative disc disease in his lumbar spine.
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A brief disagreement over the validity of palm reading is enough to send a chill up your spine.
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He has used titanium rods, wires or screws to reattach the base of the skull to the spine.
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And because Groff is playing Patrick with a little more of a spine, he can withstand the pressure.
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Kim Yong Chol's background strongly suggests that he is the spine to Kim Jong Un's lately smiling doughboy.
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They did a magnetic resonance imaging scan of his spine and were aghast when they saw the image.
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Buster Posey is the Giants' spine, a brilliant catcher and hitter, and in the first half, he hit .
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Tip Tilt your head back, tucking in your chin until your mouth and esophagus align with your spine.
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But I knew I had truly arrived in Alemão when I heard the spine-tingling sound of gunfire.
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The cushion releases stress on your spine and hips and reduces pain in your back, neck, and shoulders.
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My spine grew in, and I fell for the kind, messy, complicated, and flawed doofus wrapped around it.
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It's also, Matt tweets, the move most culpable for his spine and pelvis fusing together at age 43.
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A fused spine in your early 40s is testament to just how grueling this "fake sport" can be.
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"It's full of photos of our story, chosen by So Me." I read the spine: TRAVAIL FAMILLE PARTY.
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It's like Sylvester Stallone is so strong his own spine is struggling to contain the strength of him.
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McFadden was born with spina bifida (a hole in her spine) and is paralyzed from the waist down.
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When cancer spreads to the bones, the spine is the most common skeletal location for it to appear.
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Uncontrollable muscle spasms bent his spine backwards at a sickening angle and snapped both his femurs like kindling.
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NuVasive, which designs and develops medical devices for spine disorders, has a market value of about $2.55 billion.
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In Afghanistan, one of al Qaeda's secret police put a gun in his spine to test his reaction.
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There was no hand on my back, pressed firmly against the tremulous rise and fall of my spine.
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In the 1960s, residents thwarted a proposal by Robert Moses to build a highway along the island's spine.
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The Art Deco-ish front entrance recalls the spine, the two huge wings the front and back covers.
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The doctor may send images of the patient's spine and ideas of what might be done to help.
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