Those works were then stapled back onto his chest [link NSFW].
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She'd printed it out from the internet and stapled it herself.
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The larger canvases are stapled directly to the plaster board walls, while the smaller canvases are stapled to wooden boards or stretchers and placed on an easel, which is on the wheels to move it around.
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All black and white, Xeroxed papers, folded in half and stapled together.
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"At the hospital, his head wound was stapled together," the lawsuit states.
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He went to a hospital, got stapled back together and was released.
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I wrote them on little pieces of paper and stapled them together.
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Goals, assessments, and consent forms are handwritten (sometimes typed) and stapled together.
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" Quotable "I would see them stapled on corkboards all over the place.
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The trader's feet were stapled to the ground with a nail gun.
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Both times required his head to be opened up and stapled back together.
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The Trump University textbooks were just Wikipedia pages printed out and stapled together.
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Suicidal thoughts had come with it, as if they were stapled to my warrant.
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"This is one day," Chief Boyce said, reviewing a stapled briefing paper from Feb.
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That the product came stapled to monetization tools made it all the more attractive.
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Today, revenue growth stapled to rapidly shrinking unprofitability or even profits is in vogue.
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"We really, really should've stapled her ears!" exclaims Swift, who has two Scottish Fold cats.
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The poster was originally stapled onto a telephone pole near a school in Portland, Oregon.
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Gorchov's distinctive solution was a shield or saddle-stretcher to which canvas has been stapled.
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I once dreamed that a friend stapled her finger, and the next day it happened.
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When the register is filled, a new checkbook is started and stapled to the first.
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Those things I loved (the storytelling) were stapled to things that I didn't (clunky combat systems).
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Ms. Rommel works on her paintings in stages, as they are stapled to ever-larger stretchers.
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The recovered painting was also stapled to a stretcher that "looked to be homemade," Birkmaier said.
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And it's all in this glorious weird thing that is stapled together with a murder plot.
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He uploaded pictures to government computers, then printed them and stapled them to official death reports.
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For others, any physical contact beyond a high five belongs indoors with all the curtains stapled together.
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So, she printed out all the subtweets and stapled them to the hall's public bulletin board. Yikes.
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One issue is that the US voting system is actually a bunch of smaller systems stapled together.
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It starts to get stapled in your brain that's what you need to do to be successful.
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The stitched, stapled, and hooked together bits of skin will get under yours and make it crawl.
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When Jamie looked at the bag, she noticed that a piece of paper was stapled to it.
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The M.I.T. college is an effort to have computing baked into the curriculum rather than stapled on.
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As we sat down, Potter slid a neatly stapled stack of papers down the bar toward me.
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It seemed as if every piece of him had been bandaged and stapled and pushed into place.
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A variant is a "stapled" deal where a firm ties a secondary-market sale to a primary fundraising.
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When things started falling to shit with his wife, he'd bought a mini-fridge and stapled up insulation.
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From the ceiling — rice sacks that had been stapled together — the corpses of hummingbirds dangled from strings, drying.
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The progressive parts of the Booker and Castro platforms have been stapled hastily onto generic Democratic policy resumes.
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Ahmed Juma Abid of the Iraqi border police, as he nervously held up a stapled bunch of papers.
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Whereas Madtown High is a stapled zine illustrated with line drawings, GHOST is a book in full color.
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He finds a stapled report, with names of a dozen people who have converted to Islam in one village.
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Ascendas Hospitality Trust is a 'stapled' asset comprising Ascendas Hospitality Real Estate Investment Trust and Ascendas Hospitality Business Trust.
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He smashed his head against a wall so hard that Michael had to get his scalp stapled back together.
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Instead of saying, 'A runner almost slid into the shortstop,' Joe'd say, 'He almost stapled him to the bag.
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I hastily scanned the stapled papers for my seeding in the race and laughed mightily at what I discovered.
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Once the register is filled, it is stapled shut, and labeled with a unique alphanumeric sequence that identifies it.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Made from paper often stapled together, Russian futurist artists books are fragile objects.
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Zwolinski said the metal object was the staple gun and he had his forehead repeatedly stapled by the pair.
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The consortium, which also include CK Asset Holdings and Power Assets Holdings, has offered A$11 cash per stapled security.
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The 2V, for indoor and outdoor use, is a bulky antenna that looks like two rings stapled to a cage.
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She stapled all the pages to the walls in front of me, saying to him, 'Look at your whores now.
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Once the stomach was freed up, the surgeons stapled off about 80 percent of it — the portion they'd soon remove.
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A procedurally generated, stapled-together radio message comes back with his number of troops, wounded, ammunition level, and fatigue level.
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I should never have put him in a position to feel embarrassed by two pieces of printer paper stapled together.
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You're going to laugh, but I have a printed paper calendar of every month stapled together that I constantly use.
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As for outer packaging, a Japanese-made, stapled box in folded gray cardboard flouts the customary codes for better timepieces.
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I went with printed, of course, and what I got was nothing fancy — just a sheaf of pages stapled together.
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They stapled it shut, told the restaurant that its CBD products were "embargoed" and left the bag at the restaurant.
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The grouping placed bound poetry collections and letterpress broadsides in conversation with stapled zines, brightly colored risograph posters, and glossy magazines.
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Burden, Abramović, and their progeny treat the human frame like a canvas — an object to be nailed, sewn, slashed, and stapled.
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The company announced an interim payout of 5.0 Australian cents per stapled security, in-line with a forecast by brokerage CLSA.
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They're now just old paper, stapled together by sellers capitalizing on nostalgia for one of American media's most fervent news spectacles.
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They come out of a side door of a run-down house that has "no trespassing" stapled by the front door.
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Stapled assets are created when two or more securities are contractually bound together so they cannot be bought or sold separately.
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Oh dear, not this other dog, which is the nose of a pig stapled onto the body of a Beanie Baby.
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He bought some Mylar when he returned to California, stapled it to a drum's wooden hoop and immediately realized its potential.
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Along the bottom edge of the stapled sheet, Twombly depicts oversized versions of female sex organs in pinks, magentas, and fuchsias.
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An agent from Immigration and Customs Enforcement handed each parent a stapled packet with the terms of their release, and left.
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He had stapled his business card to the letter, and left his identification on a lanyard nearby, to remove any doubt.
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Business has been booming, he says; everyone needs games right now as they prepare for indefinite time stapled to their couches.
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I've chipped and broken nails, and occasionally I've stapled a finger with a staple gun and stuck myself with a needle.
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The company announced an interim payout of 5 Australian cents per stapled security, in-line with a forecast by brokerage CLSA.
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I drew them when I was 15, copied them at a local print shop, stapled them together, and sold them for $20.
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The staff decided that the money that was stapled everywhere in the bar would go to hurricane relief efforts in the Bahamas.
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"You're going to laugh, but I have a printed paper calendar of every month stapled together that I constantly use," he said.
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Gordon has gone through the stapled-together pages of this publication, and reports that the best items were pseudonymous poems by Carter.
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What began as a 193-page course booklet on stapled newsprint sold, in the Simon & Schuster version, at least 4.5 million copies worldwide.
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There was one final step: pulling the portion of stomach that had been stapled off through one of the holes in Jewel's abdomen.
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It said it still expects underlying earnings for fiscal 2018 to be in the range of 18-18.2 Australian cents per stapled security.
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Her face adorns a weatherworn flier stapled next to the front door of a highway trading post in the village of Burns Lake.
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Look through the Williamsburg store's plywood shelves and you'll find glossy paperbacks as well as photocopied-and-stapled booklets with a D.I.Y. aesthetic.
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Descartes thought humans were just two different things in some mysterious way yoked together, as if you stapled a rhinoceros to a shark.
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"The money that the cops are putting together right now is just stupid, staggering," he says, flipping through a set of stapled pages.
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You and it overlapped tongues and then you both bit in all the way so you were sort of stapled together, eye to eye.
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The government has indicated it is gunning for those with suitcases full of rupees rather than merely a few stapled or elastic-banded wads.
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In lieu of that, he handed me printouts of his computer programs, three stacks of paper that had been neatly stapled at the corners.
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The trust's managers said last month they were reviewing options after receiving an unsolicited expression of interest to buy out all its stapled securities.
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Tweets are stapled to walls, pinned to the floor with rocks and tossed on the scrubby grounds outside, beside soda cups and dirty diapers.
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"Stapled" securities are formed when two or more securities are contractually bound together to form a single unit that cannot be bought or sold separately.
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Residents were already unsettled when, late last month, they found racist fliers promoting a white supremacist website stapled to trees and scattered across the neighborhood.
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But I missed the activist lobby of St. Vincent's Hospital, missed the phone poles so stapled with Act Up posters they looked like hula skirts.
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He stapled and sealed the pouch with a device that looked like a saw-toothed pair of shears, leaving a shiny metallic edge of staples.
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Domestic investors do not fully understand the concept of "stapled" securities and had not completely grasped the operations and financial systems of foreign companies, it said.
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Investors are getting stapled securities, an Australian peculiarity that will bind Unibail-Rodamco shares with those of a newly formed Dutch company housing Westfield's U.S. operations.
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Or some people will say they got their stomach stapled or they have a medical procedure coming up, so they shouldn't have to pay full price.
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With Bledsoe gone, the Suns have only three double-figure scorers and forward Markieff Morris (1063) has been stapled to the bench in four consecutive contests.
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Our skin is shaved and painted, our bodies sliced open, various growths excised, sundry organs lopped off, and then we get stapled or stitched back together.
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"Can't take her anywhere—@katebock got her head stapled shut after a nasty (but epic) spill," the Cleveland Cavaliers player, 30, shared on Instagram on Wednesday.
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A cheerleading troll hoists her pompoms from the front of a folder stapled lopsided to the wall, partially obscured by a yellow "GIULIANI is a JERK" sticker.
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The stapled-together pamphlet also printed a running tally of the number of kegs consumed at various house parties as the seniors pursued their 100-keg ambition.
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A 13-inch elastic headband is then stapled to each faceplate—Midwest Prototyping has been using electric staplers Rodgers bought in bulk at an office supply store.
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"Lair" explains how the intimidating-looking sets were built — parts of Darth Vader's Death Star, for example, were cobbled together from plastic panels stapled onto wood frames.
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In the hastily stapled annals of less-than-stellar ideas, The Blend belongs aside other ill-conceived attempts to stake out a middle-ground best left unoccupied.
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It then stapled their packaging shut, "to help protect against any accidental discharge," says Carletta Ooton, the vice president of health, safety, sustainability, security, and compliance at Amazon.
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Fan-made, book-length walkthroughs existed like those in GameFAQs now, although you'd likely get them stapled and photocopied from nerdy friends in class who made them themselves.
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A few stapled white pages labeled "Wellness Recovery Action Plan" catch the light from the passenger window; a tiny American flag inscribed "Better days!!" rests on a console.
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He'll look over a proof of A1 an hour later and flip through "the book," a stapled copy of most of the print pages, an hour after that.
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Going strong in its 12th year, the fair will once again pack MoMA PS20173 with established indie presses, artists selling stapled zines, galleries hawking limited editions, and much more.
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Instead of depicting Venus looking into a mirror, however, Twombly stapled a smaller sheet of drawing paper to a larger one, creating a rectangle within a rectangle, or mirror.
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" An undocumented immigrant in Michigan reported to the police that two assailants had stapled a note bearing a slur to his stomach after telling him, "Trump doesn't like you.
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One couple who'd been returned to Mexico twice—after their initial asylum claim and their first hearing—found a photocopied list of legal services stapled to their Notice to Appear.
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We took that and cut it in the shape of a face shield and then stapled a medical wrap to the shields so we could wrap them around our heads.
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The simply named Big Duck is an impressive sculptural feat, with a framework consisting of plastered-over wood and chicken wire that's been glued and stapled together, no nails involved.
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If you want to make a stapled zine, that means you will be using printer paper folded in half (so that the left and right sides touch) to make a booklet.
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China's stock exchanges said on Saturday they would not expand their stock connect scheme with Hong Kong to foreign firms, companies with different voting right structures and so-called "stapled" securities.
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Elana Herzog's installation also looks at taking things apart and consists of a disintegrating Persian rug that she stapled to the wall to illustrate ideas of collapse and growth within civilization.
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Hand-stapled, and assembled using found imagery, typewriters and direct photocopying of academic journals, the pages of these publications rarely feature any original illustration, let alone a full-on photo shoot.
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The paper stapled to a CVS bag containing medication for Ms. Watrous, the Connecticut teenager with asthma, listed her correct name and medication, but the bottle inside had someone else's name.
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Shaped like kettles or carburetors or ice bags or something you could easily imagine in "Jabberwocky," the hats were legitimately recycled, having been stapled, patched or duct-taped together from garbage.
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Photos of hundred peso bills stapled to candidates names started popping up on Facebook, and people feeling flush with cash from election eve vote-buying, gathered in markets in the Philippines.
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Black women's body parts are cast in silicone, stapled together, and studded with steel pins; their blood, tissue, and muscle are represented by agglomerations of foam, fiberglass insulation, glass beads, and pearls.
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You can read through the whole manual here, download it as a PDF designed to be printed and stapled, or grab a zip file with high quality versions of all 52 pages.
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Under deal terms, Viva security holders will receive S$0.96 per stapled security, which will be paid 10 percent in cash and 90 percent through the issue of new ESR-REIT units.
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At a gathering a year after the attacks, a construction worker nicknamed Big John ripped an embroidered patch off a fireman's uniform and stapled it to the wall; this became a tradition.
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Herzog's "Untitled #173" (217) — wisps of white chenille stapled to the gallery wall in the faint and tattered outline of a U.S. flag — is smaller and more subdued, but no less powerful.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's stock exchanges said on Saturday they would not expand their stock connect scheme with Hong Kong to foreign firms, companies with different voting right structures and so-called "stapled" securities.
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The correct name of the patient should be on the bag (usually on a printout stapled to the outside) as well as on the box or bottle inside it that contains the medication.
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" Star Wars and The Mandalorian feels like it's stapled together out of these moments where "Oh no, all is ruined on this planet, a planet got blown up, a settlement was wiped out.
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Through the hippie years and afterward more poets kept coming, filling the bookstores with side-stapled chapbooks mimeographed on typing paper, their authors lined up along the counter at Gem Spa, high on pills.
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The price is fair enough for a platter that is bigger than many main courses around town, but I wish it didn't have to be stapled to the already considerable cost of a meal.
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Conduit's founder, Nancy Whitenack, who told me she appreciates fine craftsmanship, is also showing the collage and assemblage artist Lance Letscher's newest works made from flattened and stapled-together pieces of antique metal toys.
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It's like someone took some random decent-to-good players, stapled them to LeBron James' deltoids, threw some cash in the space between them, hoped it would stop bleeding, and called it a basketball team.
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We also said that any foreigner who studies STEM — science, technology, engineering or math — and gets an MA or PhD at one of our universities gets a green card stapled to his or her diploma.
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Using a photo of Mr. Miller as a template, she stapled his skull back together and sutured his gashes with hundreds of minuscule stitches, which she concealed with a thick coating of skin-colored wax.
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In this piece, strips of silicone in varying shades of brown replicate breasts, navels, and vulvas taken from the bodies of Black women; Garner has stapled them together to create a monstrous Betsy Ross flag.
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The wall to the right of the green painting with the large blue and red paintings are stretched and stapled to a portable wall on pulleys, which can be raised and lowered to paint on it.
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The box set includes a stand-alone, stapled, digest-size pamphlet — a reproduction of the very first iteration of "Dirty Plotte," which was a self-published fanzine before Doucet turned it into a proper comic book.
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The drawings contain small smudges, tears, and are stapled directly into the wall rather than framed, a strange choice for artworks so meticulously crafted they practically scream out how long they must have taken to make.
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What I wanted was my freckled cheeks printed on cheap paper, stapled at the ears, the flyers torn from telephone poles and the scales of palm trees, a sliver of my face left flapping in the wind.
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A powerful untitled painting from 2016 features glyph-like shapes cut from red velveteen, collaged and crudely stapled onto a sunset of saturated hues with a low horizontal band of green serving as a forest or hedge.
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What started in 2001 as a stapled handout to 800 Ohio-area high school coaches has grown into an email blast sent to nearly 30,000 coaches in 17 countries, spreading the gospel of Xavier with viral efficiency.
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Now in its third year, the San Francisco Art Book Fair (SFABF) cultivates a diverse and inclusive roster showcasing talent from the Bay Area art publishing community and beyond, exhibiting hand-stapled zines alongside limited edition clothbound tomes.
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So this could be anything from a Trump cut-out with a stack of printed tweets stapled together to something more akin to carnival-like Convention Sideshow it rolled out in Cleveland at the GOP convention in 2016.
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A waste not to have Ethan not only find his missing wife but then have her attack him, cut him up with a chainsaw, then send him running around the game with a ludicrous, stapled-back-on hand.
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It has already been replaced by the first of two spans of a graceful, gossamer crossing built in the new fashion of cable-stayed bridges that seem to hang suspended from the sky rather than stapled to the ground.
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The way that they have chosen to tackle this growth doesn't feel like it is an experiment from within the Gears tradition, but instead it feels like several popular game ideas stapled onto the chassis of a Gears game.
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Rauschenberg's "Bed," for instance, is a landmark painting from 287 that stands about six feet tall, with a stapled-on pillow, a cotton sheet splotched with red and yellow, and rivulets of white pigment dripping onto a patchwork quilt.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Dating back to the photocopied and stapled underground periodicals of the 1960s and '70s, zines have long offered an alternative to the mainstream press, providing an outlet for a diverse spectrum of underrepresented voices.
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It was one of the most talked about stories when it first emerged, but having initially stapled the date for his debut as sometime in 2015, the eagerness of the fan base has dwindled for the Chicago native's UFC bow.
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There are now nine Flying Fish restaurants, and each one of them has a Billy Bass Adoption Center, which tends to cover the walls, the ceilings and any flat surface where a fake fish can be stapled or nailed or whatever.
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" Another man told me that the world is controlled by the Vatican, the District of Columbia, and the Queen of England, then handed me seven stapled pieces of paper and promised, "It's gonna make your eyes fall out of your head.
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In the space between the edge of the stapled paper and the larger sheet's border, Twombly has painted the linear outline of a flower — a flower that in some cases seems to have erased itself, leaving behind a lavish smudge.
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This box set, as unpretentiously refined as the Arte Povera artist's sculptures, comprises a book of essays (by the archaeologist Salvatore Settis, the curator Emily Braun, and others) and a dozen stapled pamphlets that each highlight a theme or series.
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Pebbly paper disks the size of coins and poker chips are stapled to the armature, slowing the viewer's scan, and the carefully countersunk heads of the screws used to hold everything together contribute to the work's consummate aptness of scale.
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Under the terms of that restructuring, Jack Wolfskin wiped €255m from its €2350m term loan debt to a €2375m reinstated tranche that has equity stapled to it and its maturity was extended to 20 in return for handing the keys to the lenders.
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HONG KONG, Feb 13 (Reuters) - PCCW Ltd said on Monday it would sell HK$8.53 billion ($1.10 billion) worth of share stapled units at HKT Trust and HKT Ltd, raising proceeds to fund its investment in core businesses and to repay debt.
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Republicans simply stapled together whatever set of measures they needed to pass a bill in the House, because the claim to having dismantled something important to Obama and liberals matters more to them than the underlying state of the U.S. health care system.
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Because I'm still there on my hands and knees, deflated belly and ripe breasts, huge dark nipples, tearing open the stapled bag, fumbling the ducky pins, two fingers slipped between the baby's belly and the thick layers of cotton, the sharp point.
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Although he is quite careful to avoid any direct association with the Support/Surface group, which preceded him by a few years, it is hard to imagine Bonnefoi's paintings without the antecedent of Daniel Dezeuze's 1967 pieces made of clear plastic stapled over wooden stretchers.
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"When I think of Lil Peep, I think of a big broken heart that has been delicately patched, sewn, stapled, safety pinned, and stuffed all back together, which he wasn't afraid to wear on his sleeve," Instagram "it girl," Josephine Pearl Lee told HypeBeast.
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The former bedroom, one of four subterranean rooms in his parents' house given over to the studio, is now a low-ceilinged jam space stapled with rafts of acoustic foam and outfitted with a keyboard, saxophone, drum kit, amps and a retro-style microphone.
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Those kerchiefs topped off a tan leather suit pleated to resemble corrugated cardboard; stapled leather trousers; oversize, yetilike knits; decaying rose prints in felted Chantilly lace; suits and slip dresses dangling diamanté charms; and black silks finished in multicolored ostrich fringing and speckled with appliquéd flowers.
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HONG KONG, Aug 11 (Reuters) - A prominent member of Hong Kong's Democratic Party said on Friday he was beaten and "stapled" by mainland agents in the Chinese-controlled city before being dumped on a beach in what activists said was the latest warning to the democracy movement.
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The study team looked for any papers with personally identifiable information, including single sheets or stapled documents, and then they classified the sensitivity of the contents: low for identifiable information only, medium for information about a diagnosis and high for a description of the patient's medical condition.
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Posters on the walls, baskets of scissors and glue sticks and pencils, dry erase markers, copied and stapled worksheet packets, shelves and bins of books, decorations commemorating the seasons, sometimes bean bag chairs or floor pillows, definitely some kind of big rug for the younger grades.
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"When you decide to take on the [chief security officer] title, you decide that you're going to run the risk of having decisions made above you or issues created by tens of thousands of people making decisions that will be stapled to your resume," he said.
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And without giving too much away, such a sign is evident here, particularly in some early scenes and also in the storyline with Hamilton's husband Michael, which feels poorly stapled together and strangely overemphasized, even though it lacks thematic harmony with the rest of the film.
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In the wildly optimistic fantasies House Speaker Paul Ryan indulged after the election, his GOP Congress expedited the repeal of the Affordable Care Act, along with huge regressive tax cuts, on a partisan basis, and stapled a debt limit increase onto one of the bills before the summer.
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For all that, the facility felt unexpectedly homely: just four small rooms with wire shelves and containers for the different mosquito crosses — in this case, movie-theater popcorn tubs sealed at the top, then retrofitted using a piece of mosquito net stapled over a hole in the bucket's side.
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Instead, he showed up for a few hours of filming in the Savoy Hotel, where he sat in an armchair to which a piece of chintz had been stapled, to replicate the one used by the original crew for its interviews, which were conducted in the same location.
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But she'll read anything: comics and graphic novels, chapter books, e-books on her Kindle (she has one; I don't), engineering manuals, visual encyclopedias, books her dad and I made for her, stapled-together pages she's started writing and will likely never finish, stories she's started on my laptop.
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They were hung on shop windows and long-abandoned buildings, stapled to wooden stakes driven into front yards, even plastered on the enclosures surrounding the rusting, intermittently gyrating jack pumps that dot Luling's landscape, a reminder of the town's history as the center of one of the first Texas oil booms.
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Inside you'll find a simple, stapled booklet of poetry interspersed with attractive artwork — lately, usually the poet's own colored pencil abstractions — always under the name of a different press, but also always, you'll notice from the last-page colophon, printed at Kwik Print in Great Barrington, Massachusetts, in an edition of 200.
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Fee had to pause to catch her breath after carrying her takeout order into her kitchen, but was her usual fast-talking, foul-mouthed self as she shared her thoughts on lemon pepper wings, fried broccoli, and why Art's stapled their to-go bags closed ("So a bitch don't go in your shit," obviously).
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I seem to gain three to five pounds every month, my left knee buckles every time I step onto a basketball court and my swimming stroke, which once wasn't half bad, now looks like what might happen if you stapled a pair of flapping hands onto a filing cabinet and threw it into the ocean.
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Now, someone like Jake will tell you about a cultist shrine that needs blowing up, or a flyer stapled to a telephone poll will let you know about a dangerous wild animal you can hunt down, or a plaque commemorating a daredevil's death defying stunt will lead you to mission where you can recreate that act.
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His co-host, who goes by the pseudonym PFT Commenter, tried out jokes about handshake lines and the superiority of the N.H.L. to the N.B.A. When the game ended, they settled on a list of segments and piled into a small recording studio, completely bare except for poorly stapled acoustic tiles and posters of Chris Berman and Lenny Dykstra.
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After he finished retrieving the last page, he invited two audience members to help him by hoisting the glass plane in front of him, then he stapled all the pages together, set them on fire, and held them over his heard under a grid of 20 smoke detectors installed on the ceiling until they started to squeal.
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Just like the prevailing sentiment for having a gun is to protect yourself from the bad guys with guns, the rationalization for this line of hatred is fear of some deranged man going into women's bathrooms to harass women, like the only thing stopping a harasser is a little blue circle with a women in a dress stapled to the door.
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If you stand close to a Lewis painting, which I strongly recommend you do in his current exhibition, Stanley Lewis, at Betty Cuningham (October 153–November 25, 2018), you might think that you are looking at a much used, raised-relief map of hills and fields that has been cut apart, fitted back together, and stapled to a solid surface.
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A robust but unavoidably fluid understanding of relative priorities (known as prosecutorial discretion) means that drug lords and serial killers are fingered more readily than guys who sell defectively stapled matchbooks, but matchbook man still lives with the shadow of punishment over his head, even if he believes himself faultless: The law doesn't usually require a person to know that an act is illegal for him to be charged and convicted of it.
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At the farmstead, the crew painted and stripped the barn; turned its main floor into a hayloft; sank its electric wires underground; fenced in the paddock; added a porch, a roof and an attic onto the farmhouse; and planted a tall tree — now dead but stapled with a smattering of autumnal leaves — just outside, so Anne would have the cherry tree mentioned in the novel to stare at reverently from her bedroom window.
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But Turtle has grown bored of the process, and so she goes up the porch steps and throws open the sliding glass door, gun up, and there are three training targets by the kitchen table, plywood and sheet-metal stands with printed silhouettes stapled to them, and Turtle takes them one at a time, sidestepping out of the doorway with tight double taps, one after another, six shots in a little less than a second, and in all three targets the shots are between and slightly below the eyes, so close together that the holes touch.
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