Thanks to magnetic shocks that can vary their stiffness on the fly, the CTS-V can deliver a smooth and livable ride or enough stiffness to attack a race track.
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This woman is walking and waving without Melania's signature stiffness.
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He left Sunday's game against Tampa Bay after experiencing stiffness.
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Patients reported significant improvement in stiffness, physical function and pain.
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Symptoms include tremors, body stiffness, slow movement and difficulty walking.
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Longoria was lifted Friday because of stiffness in his neck.
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With the rehab process, sometimes there's just stiffness in your legs.
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He came off the injured list after recovering from back stiffness.
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You offer me stiffness, beauty, the energy, and your immaculate cum.
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Symptoms include tremors, stiffness and difficulty balancing, walking and coordinating movement.
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Compared to The Bachelor's usual stiffness, Arie's nonchalance is unavoidably attractive.
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A new stiffness in his gait projects this tension on stage.
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He went on the disabled list July 3 with shoulder stiffness.
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She added that adults commonly report neck stiffness, nausea and vomiting.
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You can think of k as the stiffness of the spring.
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The stiffness was because of the raw denim in this model.
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You can think of it as the stiffness of the spring.
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Driving dynamics can be tailored down to throttle response and suspension stiffness.
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Symptoms include high fever, severe headache, stiffness, nausea, stomach pain and diarrhea.
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The other predictive factor is stiffness, determined by all those fibers within.
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Even among cases of unwanted stiffness, though, the man's situation was unusual.
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Symptoms vary, and the most common are severe headaches and neck stiffness.
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His innate respect for authority came across, initially, as stiffness during interactions.
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He was held out of the starting lineup Tuesday with back stiffness.
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Duda had missed two games earlier in the week with back stiffness.
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DeGrom said he may have felt some stiffness in a previous start.
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However, minor side effects like pain, muscle stiffness and headache were common.
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Its symptoms include muscle tremors and stiffness and poor balance and coordination.
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In the absence of motors, these varying levels of stiffness generate complexity.
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Symptoms include severe headaches and fever, stiffness, nausea, diarrhea and abdominal pain.
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Hughes has been dealing with shoulder stiffness and hasn't pitched since May 21.
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You massage their limbs to keep the stiffness of rigor mortis at bay.
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He was limited to designated hitter duty because of stiffness in his back.
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Chicago LHP Carlos Rodon (shoulder) was scratched from Thursday's start due to stiffness.
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Boom—this is how we will get an expression for the spring stiffness.
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Washington right fielder Bryce Harper missed his second straight game with neck stiffness.
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"We had to somehow find a way to relax this stiffness," says Ertürk.
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Manager Mike Scioscia said Heaney's shoulder stiffness was not believed to be serious.
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Duda felt stiffness in his back and his hips after a recent workout.
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Adults or teenagers may feel temporary soreness or stiffness at the injection site.
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Canyon Ranch created a series of videos that help fliers cut down on stiffness.
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Before the game, Matt Davidson was scratched from Chicago's starting lineup with back stiffness.
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They crack their knuckles and stretch and shake out the stiffness in their hands.
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The noise, stiffness, and raw speed amped up the fun but left us drained.
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Hughes has been dealing with shoulder stiffness, and he hadn't pitched since May 21.
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There was a stiffness in the way he kissed her hello and held her.
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At this point, neck and shoulder stiffness or aching may set in as well.
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Garza experienced shoulder stiffness in an exhibition start on Saturday against Double-A Biloxi.
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Eric Campbell started at first base for Duda, who has been experiencing back stiffness.
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Symptoms of listeria infectioninclude high fever, severe headache, stiffness, nausea, abdominal pain, and diarrhea.
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I feel like you get the brunt of the stiffness back here, for sure.
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RHP Koda Glover (lower back stiffness) was the closer at one point this year.
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Symptoms of infection include high fever, severe headache, stiffness, nausea, abdominal pain, and diarrhea.
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LF Yasmany Tomas returned to the lineup after missing four games with neck stiffness.
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Listeriosis can cause fevers, headaches, stiffness, nausea, abdominal pain and diarrhea in healthy individuals.
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"You can change the mass, or the stiffness of the muscles, anything," he said.
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Overall, the exercise reduced stiffness in the aorta, the main artery in the body.
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But it is more manageable, with milder flares of joint pain, stiffness and swelling.
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Muscle relaxants are usually prescribed to treat the stiffness that sometimes accompanies multiple sclerosis.
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Healthy individuals may experience high fever, severe headache, stiffness, nausea, abdominal pain and diarrhea.
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Symptoms of listeriosis vary but usually include fever, muscle aches, stiffness, abdominal pain and diarrhea.
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In healthy individuals, symptoms include high fevers, severe headaches, stiffness, nausea, diarrhea, and abdominal pain.
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When they wake up in the morning, is their stiffness lasting 45 minutes or longer?
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RHP Joaquin Benoit (right shoulder stiffness) was available Friday after not pitching for a week.
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Plus, it comes with a nifty neck attachment that reportedly promotes relaxation while alleviating stiffness.
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When a meniscus is torn, it can cause pain, swelling and stiffness in the joint.
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The burning of the contents of the building caused the steel columns to lose stiffness.
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He was removed in the eighth inning Monday when he first felt mid-back stiffness.
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It has a new magnesium-aluminum body that DJI says increases stiffness while lowering weight.
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C Salvador Perez (neck stiffness) was scratched from the starting lineup Saturday against the Rangers.
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She was mocked as Theresa Maybe for her wavering, or as Maybot for her stiffness.
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A certain stiffness, in the performance and the script, keeps it at a regrettable remove.
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The Heat were playing without Justise Winslow, who missed the game with lower back stiffness.
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A subsequent episode of back stiffness caused the injury-prone Matz to miss a start.
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By the time I was 25, the soreness and stiffness from Saturdays made Sundays otherworldly.
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His energy is taut without stiffness, and as Apollo, he appeared to stretch even longer.
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Votto exited the contest in the fifth inning with mid-back stiffness, the Reds announced.
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He had been unavailable since then because of right shoulder stiffness that lingered from spring training.
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Steven Matz's next start will be pushed back to Saturday because of recent upper back stiffness.
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"Physically, a patient can experience motor tremors, stiffness, slowness and shuffling of the feet," he said.
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The company says it can help with muscle stiffness and soreness and speed up muscle recovery.
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Kershaw, who lost his last start Sunday in Pittsburgh, complained of back stiffness after the game.
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NOTES: The Yankees scratched 1B Greg Bird (lower back stiffness) about an hour before first pitch.
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Symptoms of Listeria monocytogenes infection include high fever, severe headache, stiffness, nausea, abdominal pain and diarrhea.
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" Stewart also says that the treatments "have significantly reduced the stiffness and pain in my hands.
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Goodman emphasized that through exercise, attention to diet, and reduction in stress, aortic stiffness can improve.
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DeGrom said he did not think much of the stiffness in his forearm during Thursday's start.
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Acrylic extensions can be very damaging to the natural nail due to its stiffness and strength.
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Tramacere thought it was especially interesting for its ability to vary its own stiffness, for example.
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Back stiffness caused him to miss a start on Monday, but it appeared to be gone.
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LF Yasmany Tomas was back in the Arizona lineup after missing four starts with neck stiffness.
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They found that the runners had much higher bone density and stiffness than the non-runners.
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Robbing Mr. Depp of his indispensable physical presence only highlights the ceramic stiffness of the jokes.
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Symptoms like weakness, stiffness, loss of balance and falls can make exercise difficult and potentially hazardous.
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Low stiffness in the thumb joints — the lowest the researchers tested — helped create a smooth glissando.
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He was unavailable after leaving Tuesday's game in the first inning with stiffness in his neck.
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O'Brady experienced stiffness and pain in his neck on Thanksgiving, but he didn't consider it serious.
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There have been some studies showing marijuana has medical benefits, particularly for pain and muscle stiffness.
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In fact, a very small 2017 study in healthy men using dynamic ultrasound imaging found that myofascial release decreased the stiffness of the fascia in the lower back, and another study found 20% greater stiffness of the lower back fascia in subjects with chronic lower back pain.
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In infants, "fever, headache, and neck stiffness may be absent or difficult to notice," the CDC warned.
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This week, that natural stiffness is going to work in our favor as part of the character!
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Karns exited after just 72 pitches after he felt a bit of stiffness in his right arm.
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I surrender to their stiffness, and instead sit in the grass and catch up on phone calls.
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Winter is coming, and so are the frigid temperatures that can trigger aches, pain, stiffness, and soreness.
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Cubs first baseman Anthony Rizzo returned to the lineup after missing four games due to back stiffness.
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Rockies center fielder Charlie Blackmon was a late scratch from the lineup due to right quad stiffness.
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NOTES: Mets 2B Neil Walker sat out for the second consecutive game due to lower back stiffness.
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I believe that the ointment and spray have significantly reduced the stiffness and pain in my hands.
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Colorado OF Charlie Blackmon is day-to-day after being scratched with back stiffness on Saturday. 3.
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Conversely, there is evidence that using e-cigarettes harms hearts, adversely increasing aortic stiffness and blood pressure.
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In healthy people, symptoms of contamination are: high fever, severe headache, stiffness, nausea, abdominal pain, and diarrhea.
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Parkinson's often starts with a small tremor in the hand or muscle stiffness and progresses over time.
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As this process unfolds, White uses brushes of varying stiffness to create the wood grain's finer textures.
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Listeria monocytogenes has short term symptoms such as high fever, headache, stiffness, nausea, abdominal pain and diarrhea.
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Listeria contamination can cause health problems such as fever, severe headaches, stiffness, nausea, abdominal pain, and diarrhea.
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Is it the corrupt ways of its leaders, or the uncompromising stiffness of its law enforcement agencies?
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Feldman departed in the ninth inning on Saturday with general stiffness but is not scheduled for testing.
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SLS is able to use a broader range of materials with differing levels of strength, flexibility and stiffness.
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It often starts with a small tremor in the hand or muscle stiffness and gets worse over time.
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Most alternated between excitedly gushing about meeting Santa and picking at the stiffness of their collars or tights.
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These irons start with an Exo-Cage structure that reduces weight while creating stiffness in the club head.
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Healthy people can develop short-term symptoms such as high fever, headaches, stiffness, nausea, abdominal pain and diarrhea.
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Everything is delightfully awkward and cute, with a deliberate stiffness to it as well as a clear design.
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RHP Kyle Gibson was scratched from his scheduled start Thursday because of stiffness and pain in his back.
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Concussion Day 2 and 3 were really bad: intense neck stiffness and pain, and throbbing temples and eyeballs.
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I wear a bikini to shake off that stiffness in my shoulders, because I know it isn't mine.
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The Thunder said Westbrook experienced stiffness and inflammation in his knee during individual workouts in the last week.
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Osteoarthritis is a progressive disease that causes degeneration of joints, which leads to joint pain, stiffness, and swelling.
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"What makes it dangerous (in my opinion), is the stiffness of the surface it bounced off," Metzger tweeted.
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Our 30-day flexibility challenge will alleiviate any stiffness you're dealing with and open up your whole body.
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But while smoking in youth was associated with increased arterial stiffness, stopping during adolescence could restore arterial health.
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He started to talk faster, and the rote stiffness with which he'd recounted his complaint suddenly melted away.
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Some customers also complained about the initial stiffness of the leather before the sneakers have been broken in.
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A neurological disorder with no cure, Parkinson's can cause tremors, stiffness and difficulty balancing, walking and coordinating movement.
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For all the stiffness of its characters' upper lips, The Crown relishes finding melodrama behind every damask curtain.
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It often begins with a small tremor in the hand or muscle stiffness and gets worse over time.
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When he kisses Anna goodbye, it's with the stiffness of a little boy unaccustomed to displays of affection.
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It was his first start since he went on the disabled list May 8 with right shoulder stiffness.
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So, to design a HoverGlide pack you would need to carefully choose the stiffness of the elastic cord.
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Plus, George W. Bush won two years later not just because of hanging chads and Al Gore's stiffness.
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Stiffness can seem unnatural and possibly introduce doubt in your audience's mind — important for any leader to consider.
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LF Craig Gentry was placed on the 215-day disabled list retroactive to April 225 with back stiffness.
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This combination of materials gives the skis extra stiffness, keeping the skier in control even through icy turns.
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Other short term symptoms include high fever, severe headaches, stiffness, nausea, abdominal pain and diarrhea, according to the FDA.
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RHP Joaquin Benoit (right shoulder stiffness) has responded well to treatment and playing catch, manager Scott Servais said Friday.
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Benoit had stiffness in his right shoulder during spring training and was slowed during bullpen sessions and exhibition games.
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It has to meet your needs, whether you need to decrease joint stiffness or stay sweat-free at night.
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Skaggs complained of forearm stiffness Tuesday and was scratched from his scheduled start Wednesday night against the Seattle Mariners.
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This serious infection can cause temporary problems such as high fever, abdominal pain and diarrhea, headaches, stiffness and nausea.
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I rotated and flicked the analogs around; they have a good amount of resistance without a lot of stiffness.
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About half to two-thirds of patients treated with spinal manipulation had temporarily increased pain, muscle stiffness and headache.
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RF Bryce Harper was out of the lineup Tuesday night for the second straight game because of neck stiffness.
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Belmint's Shiatsu Massagergets in there to quell aches and alleviate stiffness you may not have even realized you had.
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Liquefaction is a process whereby solid material such as sand loses strength and stiffness, behaving more like a liquid.
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Parkinson's disease, an incurable neurological disorder, can cause tremors, stiffness and difficulty balancing, walking and coordinating your body's movements.
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The lightweight, segmented trunk approximates a series of cylindrical shells that bend in the wind while retaining segment stiffness.
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What separates him from Bosh, at least at this point, is experience and a certain amount of physical stiffness.
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It has to meet your requirements, whether you need to decrease joint stiffness or stay sweat-free at night.
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I did feel refreshed afterwards, and I noticed that my soreness and stiffness were slightly, if not very, diminished.
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The stiffness dissipated; my shoulders relaxed; my spine straightened and elongated, like a cat stretching to its full length.
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Inside Pitch Devin Mesoraco (neck stiffness) could catch for an inning or two, if needed, Manager Mickey Callaway said.
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He stews pigs' ears until they surrender their ornery stiffness, then slices and fries them into irresistible, crunchy sticks.
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Symptoms of the paralyzing disease include fever, fatigue, headache, vomiting, stiffness in the neck and pain in the limbs.
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Once the stiffness of the night's sleep abated, I was overcome by the weight of the silence surrounding me.
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His gaunt physique and a slight stiffness of manner worked only to his advantage in creating this haunting portrayal.
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The Mets were already without their best hitter this season, outfielder Michael Conforto, who was unavailable with back stiffness.
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Asdrubal Cabrera, who did not start because of stiffness in his legs, followed Rivera with a run-scoring single.
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There's this ineffable sense of stiffness at lower frame rates that, for certain types of games, is a detriment.
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Sometimes described as pacemakers for the brain, the devices can provide great relief from tremors, stiffness and difficulty moving.
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His hands had a lot of stiffness in the joints, though, from years of calcium deposits in his knuckles.
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Instead we find only a vague grasp on "data" — tightly coupled with a telling political stiffness for "doing things differently".
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The stiffness and camber of each individual ski also determines how they will grab and glide on the snow surface.
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Choo left the game in the bottom of the inning with lower-back stiffness and will be reevaluated Wednesday morning.
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But as we transitioned into the dancing segment of the evening, I began to twist and sway, losing my stiffness.
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The infection can cause short-term problems such as a high fever, abdominal pain and diarrhea, headaches, stiffness and nausea.
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He said he woke up with stiffness in his back and that it tightened up on him during the game.
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RF Shin-Soo Choo, who left Tuesday night's game with lower back stiffness, was not in the lineup Wednesday night.
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Oakland RF Josh Reddick is listed as day-to-day after being scratched from Saturday's lineup with back stiffness. 2.
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Common and usually short-term symptoms among healthy individuals include high fever, severe headache, stiffness, nausea, abdominal pain and diarrhea.
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This let them create objects that changed stiffness in UV light and could grow and shrink when heated or cooled.
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In healthy people, short-term symptoms of Listeria illness include high fever, severe headaches, stiffness, nausea, abdominal pain and diarrhea.
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I had a sharp pain in the side of my foot that didn't feel like shin splints or normal stiffness.
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This is especially apparent on low-speed drives through cities, where the stiffness of the BMW's ride can become tiresome.
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Former closer Kyle Barraclough (back stiffness) was activated, and right-hander Ben Meyer was recalled from Triple-A New Orleans.
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But starter Andrew Cashner had to leave the game after throwing six pitches due to upper back and neck stiffness.
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Karns exited the game after just 72 pitches and said he had a bit of stiffness in his right arm.
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Barrett, one of Arizona's top relievers last season, is coming back from shoulder stiffness that sidelined him in spring training.
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The common explanation is that the large brow gave the face additional stiffness and was useful in chewing tough meats.
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Washing a heavy canvas bag will soften it up, and it will lose some of its original structure and stiffness.
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When Hicks's back stiffness first emerged two weeks ago, the Yankees believed it would be resolved in a few days.
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After the glossy stiffness of New Babyl, some Biggie and Kendrick Lamar is everything the characters and viewers could want.
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Soreness isn't the only symptom; swelling, stiffness, tenderness and a reduction in strength and range of motion can also occur.
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Adding to the pitching questions, starter Nate Karns left Friday's game with stiffness in the top of his pitching arm.
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Detroit 1B Miguel Cabrera (lower back stiffness) left the game in the sixth inning on Saturday and is day-to-day.
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Schwartz Jampel Syndrome is a rare type of dwarfism characterized by muscle weakness and stiffness, abnormal bone development and fixed joints.
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Liriano didn't retire a batter after walking the bases loaded in the third and left the game, suffering from neck stiffness.
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Joel Embiid also had 163 points and 10 rebounds in 16 minutes before leaving the game for good with neck stiffness.
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Joel Embiid also had 10 points and 10 rebounds in 16 minutes before leaving the game for good with neck stiffness.
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Otherwise healthy individuals may suffer only short-term symptoms, such as high fever, severe headache, stiffness, nausea, abdominal pain and diarrhea.
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Arizona RF Yasmany Tomas, who has hit nine homers this month, departed Tuesday's game in the eighth inning with back stiffness.
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There's a looseness to Kevin that suits Hemsworth far better than the regal stiffness of his early Thor movies ever did.
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NOTES: Cardinals 1B Matt Carpenter was back in the lineup after back stiffness kept him out of the starting lineup Tuesday.
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The researchers looked at how often people experienced knee pain, stiffness and "crepitus," or noises and scraping feelings in their knees.
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Back the necksaviour Mini campaign See Details The Neck Hammock's pressure can help take that stubborn stiffness out of your neck.
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The constant, miserable, and exhausting stretching I do to relieve pain and stiffness in my joints acquires a warm-up quality.
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The disease causes muscle stiffness in sufferers, who gradually find themselves less able to play their instruments like they used to.
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Yusuf had been working at Tyson for only a few months when he started experiencing stiffness and numbness in his hands.
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Studies on astronauts have shown that lack of exposure to loading in microgravity causes muscle wasting, spine stiffness and disc swelling.
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After long days working against the stiffness in her muscles, she went straight home and cried herself to sleep, she said.
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Of 43 instances of side effects reported by people receiving chiropractic care, most cases were described as joint or muscle stiffness.
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The guitar strumming has a rosy glow, and the parlor piano shares a gilded, wooden stiffness with early '70s soft rock.
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DeGrom, who has made one start so far this spring, blamed a soft mattress and long bus rides for the stiffness.
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I complained to him about frequent soreness and stiffness – probably a result of spending hours planted in front of a computer.
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The resulting material has record-high stiffness of 31.4 GPa, or gigapascals, equivalent to roughly 4.5 million pounds per square inch.
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This approaches the stiffness of artificial tooth enamel created using nanotechnology at 39.8 GPa, or 5.8 million pounds per square inch.
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Liquefaction is a process whereby a solid material such as sand loses strength and stiffness and behaves more like a liquid.
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Tests included blood-pressure measurements, measurements of aortic stiffness by cardiovascular magnetic resonance imaging, and the determination of their vascular age.
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Symptoms include tremors or shaking of the fingers, hands, legs or feet; stiffness; difficulty balancing; depression; and gastrointestinal disturbances including constipation.
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Parkinson's disease is a neurological disorder that can cause tremors, stiffness, slowness of movement, trouble balancing, problems walking and difficulty coordinating movement.
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Migraines can last for days and involve symptoms like depression, diarrhea or constipation, neck and shoulder stiffness, blurry vision, nausea, and fatigue.
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With insufficient stiffness, intromission will not happen and the genes of the male will fail to make it into the next generation.
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A little of this is clever; it's fun to hear Byrne affecting a Siri-like stiffness to talk trash about other technology.
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Your doctor must consider the entire group of symptoms: pain, fatigue, sleep disturbances, cognitive dysfunction, mood disturbances, tenderness, stiffness and functional impairment.
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Because of the stiffness, General Motors is able in many cases to switch to thinner steel, helping the new Acadia shed pounds.
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Fedde lasted just 2.773 pitches before being forced out of Wednesday's start against the Boston Red Sox due to right shoulder stiffness.
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DH Alex Rodriguez was out of the lineup Monday after leaving Sunday's game against Tampa Bay in the sixth with oblique stiffness.
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Returning to walking more quickly may reduce the amount of muscle lost and the level of joint stiffness after surgery, he said.
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However, you can tell there's a bit of stiffness to the cuff where the sensors are woven in which could be uncomfortable.
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Instead of the sassiness of a Samuel L. Jackson, I got the gargoyle-like stiffness of a Clark Kent through Mike Colter.
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"The game's faster here," Collins said of Rivera, who was given the start when Neil Walker was scratched due to back stiffness.
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Christian Walker had three hits and two RBIs for the Diamondbacks, and Ketel Marte had two hits before leaving with back stiffness.
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Ride stiffness is the most apparent, as the reactions of shock absorbers (or more precisely, dampers) are adjusted to suit road surfaces.
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These disorders are typically characterized by an inability to effectively stimulate or relax skeletal muscles, resulting in excessive muscle stiffness or weakness.
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Other symptoms include double vision, lethargy, loss of bladder and bowel function, muscle stiffness, numbness and weakness of the extremities, and depression.
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Its bodycon aesthetic makes me self-conscious, and as someone who hates "breaking in" anything, the stiffness of leather scares me a lot.
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Cold weather can cause nerve endings in tissues around joints to be feel some sort of "tightness" or "stiffness," the Weather Channel wrote.
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As an everyday Boosted Board rider, the stiffness of the M1 was something that initially irked me, but grew on me over time.
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It is no surprise, therefore, that many male mammals have a bone, known as a baculum, in their penises to add to stiffness.
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"He called off the trip with the Germany team due to muscle stiffness and will miss training for a few days," Wolfsburg said.
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RF Shin-Soo Choo, who left Tuesday night's game with lower back stiffness, was held out of Wednesday's lineup by manager Jeff Banister.
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NOTES: Sixers G J.J. Redick missed Saturday's game due to lower back stiffness he began to experience at the start of Friday's practice.
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McCarthy returns from a stint on the disabled list because of stiffness in his right hip to make his first start since Aug.
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These items were certified as having properties—such as a level of tensile strength, meaning stiffness—that they did not in fact possess.
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It primarily affects a patient's movement, often starting with a small tremor in the hand or muscle stiffness and getting worse over time.
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The Mariners were without designated hitter Edwin Encarnacion, who leads the American League with 21 home runs, because of mild lower back stiffness.
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Puig remained in the game, which the Dodgers won 2-1 in 13 innings, after missing the previous two contests with back stiffness.
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The study suggested that aortic stiffness could indicate troublesome brain changes as early as young adulthood—much sooner than what researchers previously suspected.
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The software can manipulate light, oxygen, and different resin material to produce an object of the right density, stiffness, elasticity, and surface finish.
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"This speaks to the stiffness of classical music," the 39-year-old Moldovan violinist said recently in Bern, where she makes her home.
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Daily practice of tai chi has a dual benefit of improving balance and relieving arthritic pain and stiffness in the knees and hips.
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They did this without their hottest hitter, second baseman Neil Walker, who was scratched with lower back stiffness as a precaution by Collins.
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RHP Anthony DeSclafani (strained oblique) will be examined by the team's medical staff after feeling stiffness late in his rehab start Friday night.
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The tips are almost cotton-like, and when you feel them, you'll wonder whether the brush has enough stiffness to actually lather properly.
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Higher adherence to the diet also reduced the rate of bone loss in people with osteoporosis and improved blood pressure and arterial stiffness.
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Matt Harvey has pitched unevenly, and Jacob deGrom has been dealing with back stiffness and attending to the birth of his first child.
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He also welds additional steel supports to the underbody, to make up for the strength and stiffness that the rigid roof normally provides.
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He visits Disneyland and requests photos with Goofy and Mickey, who bend and mug as he stands upright with customary self-protecting stiffness.
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Signs to watch for, especially in older dogs, include a tendency to favor a limb, difficulty standing or sitting and stiffness when walking.
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I can walk and cycle for miles and swim daily without pain, and I can sit through operas, plays and concerts without stiffness.
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Guards Kyle Lowry (thigh bruise) and Fred VanVleet (low back soreness), forward Pascal Siakam (back stiffness) and center Jose Valanciunas (dislocated left thumb).
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Brewers LF Ryan Braun, who was held out Wednesday with stiffness in his lower back, has reached base in 24 straight games. 3.
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"For a lot of years, people have been using acupuncture with their pets to treat joint stiffness, energy and pain," Ms. Herman said.
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"For a lot of years, people have been using acupuncture with their pets to treat joint stiffness, energy and pain," Ms. Herman said.
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Ali takes Artane, which helps with tremor and muscular stiffness, and levodopa, a replacement for dopamine, the neurotransmitter that is missing in Parkinson's disease.
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A characteristic like the stiffness of the board, they said, was necessary for taking curves at max speed, something that pro riders would enjoy.
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Astronauts have also experienced an increase in the stiffness of blood vessels, but it's unknown if that's something that could result in heart disease.
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A neurologist will look at the criteria for motor and non-motor symptoms, often times before the appearance of tremors and stiffness and slowness.
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Already down a player due to Aaron Hicks' shoulder injury, Alex Rodriguez left the game in the sixth with stiffness in his left oblique.
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The subject, being recent and contested—and its traumas sometimes evident in the stiffness around the mouths of witnesses—has its own narrative potency.
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Ortiz, who left Friday's game due to upper-back stiffness but is expected to play Saturday, has hit safely in six straight games. 3.
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Plasticity feels like a good, juicy metaphor for that—that there's something flexible in their approach that doesn't have the stiffness of previous generations.
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The front caliper is larger and heavier than the one at the rear, which means the driver can feel more stiffness on the pedal.
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Fever, fatigue, headache, vomiting, stiffness in the neck and pain in the limbs are symptoms of the disease, which also can cause permanent paralysis.
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After hitting in the batting cage, Lagares rested for about 20 minutes and then began to feel soreness and stiffness in his left hand.
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Winslow has missed four of the Heat's last five games, first with lower-back stiffness and now as he is in the concussion protocol.
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The arthritic swelling, stiffness and pain that had begun in my fingers left after a month's veganism, so I didn't need any more ibuprofen.
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Already missing Trevor Ariza (hamstring) and Chris Paul (groin), the Rockets lost guard Eric Gordon to lower back stiffness early in the second quarter.
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Yet many babies can have Zika's hallmark symptoms of eye damage, brain calcification and joint and muscle stiffness without a small head at birth.
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Collins said Walker's back stiffness had not improved much, comparing his situation to that of David Wright last season, when spinal stenosis limited him.
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Older people who eat the most fiber are at lower risk of developing knee pain and stiffness due to osteoarthritis (OA), new research shows.
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Levothyroxine is used to treat hypothyroidism, and indomethacin is used treat stiffness and pain from osteoarthritis, according to the U.S. National Library of Medicine.
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Had Cormier rebounded to take a few more punches before suffering a knockout, fans would have been reflecting on the stiffness of his chin.
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One family suggested giving Massimo the drug baclofen through an implant that injected it into his spine to relieve the stiffness in his legs.
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The building code was revised in the mid-1980s to require more stiffness, and again a decade later to correct the defective welding technique.
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Wright's stenosis, a narrowing of the canal in the spinal cord that can lead to chronic stiffness and pain, is the most complicated ailment.
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Matz battled shoulder stiffness and a troublesome bone spur, was shut down in September and had the spur removed from his elbow in October.
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First baseman Lucas Duda, who missed four months last season with a stress fracture in his back, sat out with stiffness in his hips.
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NOTES: Canucks RW Derek Dorsett returned to Vancouver on Tuesday to be evaluated by the team's medical staff for stiffness in his back and neck.
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These Zealios have this really nice tactile bump when you press them, kind of like a Cherry MX clear but without the stiffness and scratchiness.
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Indeed, a type of concrete that cures instantly — and has the strength and stiffness required to meet bridge design codes without rebar — will be key.
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Zika virus cloned in step toward vaccine Hope for the future Veronica says the biggest difficulty Joao faces right now is stiffness in his torso.
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The move is retroactive Sunday and not last Friday when Karns exited after throwing 72 pitches in five innings at Minnesota due to arm stiffness.
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While some people take red yeast rice hoping it can lower cholesterol minus the muscle aches or stiffness, that's not necessarily how it goes down.
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It's lighter than carbon fiber and has a higher stiffness-to-weight ratio than old-growth Sitka Spruce, the preferred material for high-end soundboards.
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They used a laser to measure vibrations propagating through the web, showing how the waiting spider altered wave amplitude by changing tension and silk stiffness.
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At the same time, its stiffness helps keep runners' toes nice and straight, allowing them to preserve the energy they would otherwise spend flexing them.
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Symptomatic knee osteoarthritis, which means X-ray evidence of arthritis plus pain or stiffness, affects about 16 percent of adults older than 60, they note.
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But Steven Matz, who dealt with elbow stiffness in his last start, coughed up six runs and notched only one out in the fifth inning.
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Like Lynn Gemmell's Bela, whose cholesterol was high, many of them were showing signs of aging: loose skin, graying muzzles, a stiffness in the joints.
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They see potential safety, medical and even military uses for fabrics that could change color, temperature or stiffness in response to a variety of stimuli.
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If there's an element of stiffness in Ms. Danes's nonetheless tartly funny performance, it probably derives from a glaring lack of nuance in the character.
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A metal's "tensile strength" is its ability to withstand a load without breaking when being stretched; it is not a measure of the metal's stiffness.
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If you complete it successfully without coughing, without discomfort, stiffness or tightness, it proves there is no fibrosis in the lungs, basically indicates no infection.
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It was he who, more than any other vocalist, had freed that art from its turn-of-the-century stiffness and transformed it into conversation.
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These can vary their stiffness on the fly, allowing a soft ride on the road but stiffening up on the track to provide maximum grip.
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The floor-length curtains, their stiffness, the precision of their folds, seemed to say that no breath or movement of Gail's would ever stir them.
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That hinge stiffness adds to the overall sense of trust and durability, but it also makes it hard to flip out the phone one-handed.
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Symptoms Fever, chills, body aches, swollen lymph nodes, neck stiffness, shortness of breath, headache, fatigue and a rash are all typical symptoms of Lyme disease.
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OF Shane Robinson was recalled from Triple-A Salt Lake when OF Craig Gentry was placed on the 2205-day disabled list with back stiffness.
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Bone's strength is derived from a composite of protein and insoluble salt or mineral called "hydroxyapatite," which gives it the benefit of both stiffness and resistance.
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THC is being studied for its potential to reduce eye pressure in people with glaucoma, treat seizures, and reduce muscle stiffness in people with multiple sclerosis.
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Parkinson's is a chronic, progressive disorder of the nervous system, and it's typically discovered with the onset of symptoms that include hand tremors and body stiffness.
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For anyone who's endured a slog of a Tinder-arranged date, these scenes rip open the stiffness and awkwardness of internet dating in a cathartic way.
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Alex Rodriguez provided his team's lone offense with an RBI double, but is scheduled for an MRI after he departed with stiffness in his left oblique.
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Sulfites are preservatives that can cause symptoms including itchiness, upset stomach, headache, stiffness, diarrhea, cough, nausea and weakness, according to the announcement on the FDA website.
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It's not tethered to unnecessary wires, so you can place it behind your office chair and alleviate pain, knots, stiffness, and soreness during particularly long days.
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Right fielder Bryce Harper missed his fifth straight game with neck stiffness but received some positive news when an MRI of his neck came up clean.
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"They were able to remove 100 percent of the spasticity in his body," Huber told PEOPLE (the spasticity causes the stiffness of the muscles and movements).
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Acuna remained in the game to run the bases, but was removed with neck stiffness at the end of the inning and replaced by Charlie Culberson.
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Brewers right fielder Christian Yelich missed his second straight game with back stiffness, which initially forced him out of Sunday's loss against the New York Mets.
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He threw a 35-pitch bullpen session on Monday afternoon in Washington, another step in his expected return from forearm stiffness that arose on Sept. 1.
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Data showed the drug induced statistically significant pain relief as well as reduced knee stiffness and improved physical function at 24 weeks after a single injection.
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The Dodgers placed RHP Grant Dayton on the 10-day disabled list with neck stiffness and recalled C Kyle Farmer from Triple-A Oklahoma City. 3.
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Gawker tore down seriousness and stiffness and created a world in which the U.S. Presidential candidates duke it out over Twitter instead of the Washington Post.
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Most of the people at the tables and the long bar were neatly dressed, too, without the straitjacketed stiffness you sometimes see at more expensive restaurants.
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Despite her stiffness, Marino, 28, showed flashes of the power and clean ball-striking that sent her into the upper echelons of tennis seven years ago.
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I would like to think that as a brand, Tessa Packard is exciting, kooky and whimsical in an industry in which there is still such stiffness.
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Each of the three chambers can be switched on or off to change the volume of air inside — adding more increases the stiffness of the ride.
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This flexible, plush massage mat is equipped with ten invigorating massage motors to target your entire backline and relieve pain and stiffness across your entire body.
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The denim looks rigid enough at first glance, but still has enough stretch to work with your body and curves — no gaps or stiffness in sight.
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Psoriatic arthritis, a form of arthritis that affects some people who have skin disease psoriasis, is characterized by symptoms such as joint pain, stiffness and swelling.
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It offers plenty of stiffness and while aesthetically it may be somewhat at odds with your Lycra get-up, you'll be so warm you'll hardly care.
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When I recently complained to my doctor about toe stiffness, he suggested it might be gout, like I'm a rich baby living in the 19th century.
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Watching these lawmen ply their trade is interesting, but there's a stiffness to all this, perhaps because of the auspices and what we still don't know.
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But eventually, the study authors write, it might be possible to create shifting patterns by dialing up or down the stiffness of different portions of the mesh.
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Bentley Mulsanne Speed infotainment screen From there, the driver can access navigation, media and even adjust the vehicle ride height and the stiffness of the air suspension.
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Will legalization be a boon for people who could benefit from pot medically, given its potential use as a treatment for pain, muscle stiffness, and other issues?
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LF Gerardo Parra (high left ankle sprain) developed some ankle stiffness when he ran for the third straight day Saturday before the Rockies' second game in Atlanta.
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Symptoms can include muscle stiffness and weakness, problems with coordination, overactive reflexes, blurred or double vision, tingling or burning sensations, difficulty swallowing, numbness and vertigo, among others.
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The Magnetic Ride suspension is so complex that — at 60 mph — it can make adjustments to stiffness and ride quality every inch that the car is traveling.
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During his first couple months of treatment, he was diagnosed with pneumonia, thickening and stiffness in the right lung, and bronchiectasis, or damage of the breathing tubes.
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It fit beautifully, with just the right amount of stiffness, which is to say halfway, and just the right amount of translucence, which is to say halfway.
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Walker, the team's best player since the All-Star break, missed the previous four games with back stiffness, but he was back in the lineup on Saturday.
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I am incredibly injury prone — a torn Achilles tendon in 2014, broken ribs this fall, chronic IT band problems, quad weakness, years of knee pain, neck stiffness.
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Matz, who threw 99 pitches and may not have pitched the seventh inning regardless, said he was not concerned and that he believed the stiffness was routine.
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The signs include sudden weakness in the arms or legs; neck weakness or stiffness; a drooping face or eyelids; difficulty swallowing; and slurred speech, health officials say.
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He pulled out of the Arnold Palmer Invitational earlier this season with a neck strain and complained of soreness and stiffness in his back at the Open.
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For balance, there are unfussy heaps of gutted string beans, potato strips fried to shining but not stiffness, and carrots and cabbage halfway between collapse and crunch.
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Painted in Day-Glo colors and shot in less than a month in Budapest, the movie has a stagy stiffness that grows more irritating by the minute.
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At the end, there was no overall difference between the two groups in pain, stiffness or how well someone could stand from a seated position or walk.
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A year ago, Wright was found to have spinal stenosis, a narrowing of the canal in the spinal cord that can lead to chronic stiffness and pain.
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Wozniacki revealed last year that she had received a diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis, an autoimmune disease that can cause joint pain and stiffness and problems with mobility.
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NOTES: Arizona OF Yasmany Tomas (mid-back stiffness) did not play Wednesday after being removed in the eighth inning of the Tuesday game because of the injury.
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But compared with the half-cup consumers and the placebo group, the full-cup group had reduced arterial stiffness and increased levels of HDL (the "good" cholesterol).
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Increased vascular stiffness, however, is just one aspect of the progression of cardiovascular disease, noted Dr. Christian Delles of the Institute of Cardiovascular and Medical Sciences at the University of Glasgow in the UK. Other aspects, such as narrowing of the vessels in certain places or the presence of plaque can't be assessed by tests of vascular stiffness, Delles, who coauthored an editorial accompanying the study, said by email.
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A rare neurological disorder characterized by water on the brain, muscular stiffness, adducted thumbs and aphasia, x-linked hydrocephalus is expressed only in men and carried by women.
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F Kevin Love has stiffness and swelling in his left knee and will not play in Tuesday night's road game against the Milwaukee Bucks, the team announced Monday.
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Consider, for example, "paper nylon," a Japanese nylon that crackles and crinkles like construction paper unless it gets wet, when it softens (and then dries back into stiffness).
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Seek medical attention ASAP for symptoms If you have any signs or symptoms, including severe muscle pain, swelling, stiffness, and/or dark colored urine, head to the hospital.
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Especially on long flights, where there is a small risk of deep vein thrombosis and a much greater risk of stiffness and discomfort if you don't move around.
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One theory is that a woman's menstrual cycle could affect stiffness in her ligaments and joints, meaning there could be times when she is more susceptible to injury.
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The exercise group was also able to reduce the stiffness in their heart muscle, while there was no change in this measure among people in the other group.
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When I was that age, I was uncertain of how to move, whether I was walking too fast, whether others could see the discomfort and stiffness in me.
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Even otherwise healthy people can get sick from listeria-infected foods, though, so watch out for symptoms such as fever, severe headache, stiffness, nausea, abdominal pain and diarrhea.
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Pronounced gwa sha, the treatment involves scraping or pulling a flat jade or rose quartz stone along the skin to relieve pain and stiffness and flush out tissues.
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One of the biggest mistakes people make with arthritis is to limit movement of the affected joint, which leads to stiffness and weakness that only makes matters worse.
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The use of nylon plastic provides adequate support and stiffness, and not so much that it could force someone's foot into an uncomfortable position they're not used to.
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For instance, when you tune your car for a race in MM3, you don't actually start messing with gear ratios or spring stiffness, or listening to driver feedback.
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I'm uncomfortable, aware of the people who might be watching me in embrace with a stranger, and of the awkwardness of my arms; the stiffness of my body.
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Symptoms suggestive of PMR include pain in the shoulders and hips, morning stiffness that lasts over an hour and a rapid response to even low doses of steroids.
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The mass on the spring can oscillate on its own with a natural frequency that depends on the mass of the object and the stiffness of the spring.
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"We know that cells are very responsive to their environment, and they can sense things like the roughness or stiffness of the surface they grow on," he explains.
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During a roughly three-hour process, the embalmer washes the body with a disinfectant solution and massages and moves the limbs to loosen the stiffness from rigor mortis.
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Ms. Katayama corroborated what I'd read online about those who seek Otonamaki to fix stiffness and pain in the back and neck or to relax without intensive massages.
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The scored and folded planes of the LDF in "Peplum V" (2016), or the fiberboard in "Peplum I" (2014), underscore the stiffness of the form framing the body.
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Logically, he knows this stiffness is because of the big chunks of silver tape wrapped around his skin, but emotionally he thinks it could also be that he's thirsty.
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The stiffness of the Z Flip's hinge allows the phone to act as a kind of kickstand, so you can keep it propped open at pretty much any angle.
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There are a few common symptoms MS patients may face during relapses: problems seeing, walking and talking, 'brain fog', pain, stiffness, tremors, bladder and bowel problems, and trouble swallowing.
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While the demo went off well, you could see there was a slight stiffness on the cuff where the sensors were woven in, and a bit of a bulge.
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The most encouraging part of the win came from right-hander Max Scherzer, who worked seven strong innings after sitting out most of last week due to neck stiffness.
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Approximately 3 to 5 percent of all people on statins experience muscle aches or stiffness, Hazen says, with side effects increasing with the dose of the drug you're taking.
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Headphones muffled his hearing while goggles left him with only peripheral vision due to macular degeneration while the suit's joints were adjusted to simulate the stiffness of rheumatoid arthritis.
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In healthy people, it can cause symptoms like high fever, severe headaches, stiffness, nausea, abdominal pain and diarrhea, and can also lead to miscarriages and stillbirths among pregnant women.
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For one, the stiffness of the house style handcuffs talented directors like Naranjo, who staged a nightclub raid in "Miss Bala" with a series of thrillingly fluid long takes.
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Walker, the Mets' best position player this season not named Cespedes, missed his third straight game with an injury the Mets have publicly referred to as lower back stiffness.
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He had played football in high school, and the pain and stiffness in his back that signalled the onset of the disease had been misdiagnosed as a bad disk.
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Brunetti had chosen the van Eyck as a visual reference not only because it depicts matrimony but also because the stiffness of some Renaissance gesture reminded him of Drnaso.
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Over the course of weeks and even months, if not taken care of, symptoms can escalate to severe headaches, muscle stiffness, irregular heartbeat, inflammation, chronic nerve pain, and more.
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A.F.M. often involves sudden muscle weakness in the legs or arms and can also include stiffness in the neck, drooping eyelids or face muscles, problems swallowing and slurred speech.
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It had the sensitivity of a dead mouse, but, with a little hidden switch under the fake testicles, it could be moved through seven degrees of flexibility and stiffness.
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About 54.4 million American adults have had a doctor diagnose them with painful joint inflammation and stiffness, according to the new Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Vital Signs Report.
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Part of the problem, explains Dr. Suleman Bhana, fellow of American College of Rheumatology, is that AS — which typically starts with consistent back pain and stiffness — is difficult to diagnose.
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There's also a track mode, which opens up the full throatiness of the exhaust, increases stiffness and tells the traction and stability control systems only to intervene in dire circumstances.
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Medical investigators calculate the interval between death and the discovery of a body using three cardinal measurements: temperature (algor mortis), stiffness (rigor mortis) and the settling of blood (livor mortis).
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The Rangers already lost Derek Holland the previous night (shoulder inflammation) and are still waiting on Darvish and Griffin (shoulder stiffness) to make their way back from the disabled list.
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That said, because of its stiffness, the Vintage Canvas Laptop bag seems to want to wear prematurely in areas that stick out a bit, like corners or folds near stitching.
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Healthy individuals may only experience short-term symptoms like fever, headache, stiffness, nausea, abdominal pain and diarrhea, a Listeria infection can result in a miscarriage or stillbirth among pregnant women.
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"What will define the performance of the overall device on those types of corner drops is stiffness of the phone design, but also how the glass is packaged," Bayne said.
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Oakland starter Sean Manaea was touched for four hits and three runs in two innings, and he didn't return for the third because of stiffness atop his left (pitching) shoulder.
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But then, so did some of its weaknesses, including imbalances in the wind section and a certain stiffness in the phrasing of passages that Mahler imagines as sweet and free.
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But the symmetry of its shape, the expertly weighted stiffness of the hinge — neither too resistant nor too loose — and its gossamer lightness just exude quality, and maybe even luxury.
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The guy, having half-deliberately drunk himself beyond conscious decision-making, ignores her stiffness and whatever she's mumbling; he thinks he's doing exactly what college students are supposed to do.
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Rivera was put in Tuesday's starting lineup when Walker was scratched with lower-back stiffness, and he was in the lineup again on Wednesday, playing second base and batting fifth.
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The stiffness in his legs got so bad, he said, that he had to quit his part-time job as a merchandiser at Coca-Cola, which did not offer insurance.
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Woods, 44, admitted to feeling back stiffness three weeks ago at the Genesis Invitational in Southern California, and more tellingly, he played progressively worse through the conclusion of the event.
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The researchers fabricated the hand with a 3-D printer that blended hard plastic and soft rubber in different ratios to create ligaments and joints with varying degrees of stiffness.
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A marvelous Mr. Shalhoub ("Monk") has only grown in the role of a man who carries his dignity and private grief with the stiffness of someone transporting perilously fragile cargo.
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They lost another player when Eric Gordon, who is second on the team in scoring with 19.5 points a game, left early in the second quarter with lower back stiffness.
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The second thing is that Samsung explains that hinge stiffness by pointing out that you can set the phone down on a table half-opened like an itty-bitty laptop.
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DH Rickie Weeks Jr, returned to the lineup after missing two games with neck and shoulder stiffness resulting from his collision with Brett Gardner of the New York Yankees Wednesday.
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The CDC website notes that common side effects of the MMR vaccine include a sore arm from the shot, fever, mild rash, and temporary pain and stiffness in the joints.
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Collins said he had received no indication that the stiffness in Duda's hips was related to last year's back injury, but everything in the lower body is connected, he noted.
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Two exposed Air Zoom bags Two exposed Air Zoom bags The plate, which is embedded in the ZoomX foam of the Alphafly NEXT%, provides stability and increased stiffness in the forefoot.
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Seattle right-hander Felix Hernandez (8-8), making his return from the 10-day DL because of lower-back stiffness, allowed four runs (three earned) on five hits in five innings.
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Built on top of a Rethink Robotics Baxter, the system utilizes a Teflon gripper with built in sensors that are capable of determining an object's makeup based on size and stiffness.
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You look for the asymmetry, the stiffness and slowness, the motor and non-motor features, and then you give them some form of dopamine and follow them for a few months.
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When Alfonso Ribeiro ad-libbed his "Carlton dance" on the set of Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, it was out of a creative impulse to mock the stiffness of white dance.
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Listeria can cause high fever, severe headache, stiffness, nausea, abdominal pain and diarrhea in healthy adults, but young children, frail or elderly people and pregnant woman are at a higher risk.
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Symptoms of polio, or poliomyelitis, include fever, fatigue, headache, vomiting, stiffness in the neck, pain in the limbs and, in a very small percentage of cases, paralysis, which is often permanent.
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This Bipedal Weirdo Can't Contain Its Excitement Try to combine the balance and stability of a smooth human gait with the stiffness of robotic components, and you're gonna run into trouble.
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If the shirts have developed that cardboardlike feel, scrubbing the fabric using a laundry brush periodically during the soaking process will help to slough off the buildup that's causing the stiffness.
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Hicks, a switch-hitting center fielder, has battled lower back stiffness since March but is finally "feeling great" from both sides of the plate after a recent cortisone injection, he said.
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Sleeping on a mattress that doesn&apost give proper support — especially an old, saggy mattress — is a recipe for a morning marked by stiffness and "ouch" with every bend and twist.
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It is enough to see that, on the body, his coat wraps around its wearer with an appealing roundness, that his jacket sleeves have a bit more muscle in their stiffness.
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The Yankees were missing one of their few steady presences this season: Hicks was a late addition to the starting lineup in place of Brett Gardner, who was experiencing neck stiffness.
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Based on a series of bestselling books that have also spawned a popular game, this season of "The Witcher" is burdened by a general stiffness, from the performances to the dialogue.
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LHP Clayton Kershaw (mild disc herniation), RHP Brandon McCarthy (right hip stiffness) and LHP Brett Anderson (left index finger blister) will participate in a simulated game on Tuesday at Dodger Stadium.
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Nearby, on a low bench, are stacks of jeans in four styles, origami-like in their stiffness, which the designer has sewn from British denim milled in the north of England.
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When Frank, supposedly still limber and youthful, clambers over rocks to a shoreline, where he can toss away used firearms, his motions betray the tentative and unmistakable stiffness of an older man.
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Pitching for the first time in 21 days after being scratched from Thursday's start in Chicago due to neck stiffness, Hamels (24-20) held the Yankees to two runs and four hits.
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Then they upgraded the chassis both for stiffness and lightness (it weighs 55 pounds less than the F-TYPE R). Finishing off the look, Jag bolted up some lightweight 20-inch wheels.
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Most trainers use dynamic stretches, like walking lunges and leg swings, as part of an active warm-up to increase people's core body temperature and decrease muscle stiffness ahead of a workout.
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"I have had no negative side effects from this treatment," he said in the statement obtained by PEOPLE, noting that using marijuana has "significantly reduced the stiffness and pain" in his hands.
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"They're able to very closely change the tension of their webs... This means they have a mechanism for directly controlling both the tension and the stiffness of their silk fibers," Mortimer said.
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RF Yasmany Tomas was 260-for-27 walk with a walk in his return to the starting lineup after missing two starts with mid-back stiffness but made his mark on defense.
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Jake Lamb had two doubles and drove in two runs, and Yasmany Tomas hit a two-run single before leaving with mid-back stiffness in the eighth inning for Arizona (52-210).
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If you're already addicted to the sweet chime of your phone, the Focals may very well keep you more connected to the real world, and potentially save your neck from some stiffness.
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The lineup improved as it grew healthier over the past 10 days, with Cabrera and Cespedes returning from the disabled list and Walker from both the paternity list and his back stiffness.
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Though I liked how the stretch marks on my skin and the slight stiffness in my neck were sort of like getting a hickey, I think I'm too impatient for Japanese bondage.
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The medical literature generally describes C.T.E. as closely related to punch-drunk syndrome, or "dementia pugilistica" — the stiffness, tremors and early dementia first found in some professional boxers a half-century ago.
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Well, nicotine and other chemicals in the vapor can impair blood vessel dilation, increase arterial stiffness, increase blood pressure and heart rate and hurt the lungs by being toxic to alveolar macrophage.
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A minor bout of back stiffness in late February slowed deGrom, and he made his first start of spring training on Sunday while his fellow starters had already made at least three.
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In ultrasound, sound waves move through tissue and when encountering something with another density or stiffness, some of sound waves gets reflected back, Shapiro said, equating it to sonar in the ocean.
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One other thing to consider: If you pick the exact wrong value of stiffness, the running action of a human would resonate the pack and cause it to oscillate out of control.
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Because I use it while my hair is still damp, it does dry with a slight initial stiffness, but once I run my fingers through my hair, it loosens up right away.
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The system uses electromagnets and a magnetic fluid to constantly modulate the stiffness of the ride, allowing for a soft and comfortable experience on the straightaways without leading to sloppy cornering behavior.
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At the same time, it's well known that people who spend a lot of time with their necks craned forward can develop neck and back problems that cause stiffness, pain and headaches.
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RHP Brandon McCarthy (right hip stiffness) threw five innings, LHP Brett Anderson (left index finger blister) threw four and LHP Scott Kazmir (neck inflammation) threw five in a simulated game at Dodger Stadium.
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Otherwise healthy people who get sick from listeria typically suffer short-term problems that can include a high fever, stomach issues, headaches and stiffness, and an infection can cause a woman to miscarry.
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Morris was diagnosed Wednesday at a clinic in Dallas after experiencing neck and upper back stiffness following a blow to the chin in a game against the Los Angeles Lakers in mid-December.
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When picking up an object, the AIs powering the robotic hand must gauge an object's stiffness and weight with a high degree of accuracy, otherwise the hand will damage the object being handled.
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A state regulatory official told Reuters last week that evidence suggested the dam burst because of liquefaction, a process where solid materials like sand lose strength and stiffness and behave like a liquid.
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The most apparent symptoms a child might exhibit are weakness, stiffness or a lack of control of one side of their body, but the degree to which hemiplegia affects them can vary wildly.
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The technology, referred to as liquid printed pneumatics, combines rapid liquid printing and soft robotics to create objects out of silicone, similar to printable balloons, that can change shape and stiffness almost instantaneously.
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No one is saying you should stand idly for an entire work day, but switching every 30-ish minutes can alleviate pain, stiffness, and sometimes even heart problems that come with sedentary lifestyles.
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While healthy individuals may experience short-term symptoms such as a high fever, severe headache, stiffness, nausea, abdominal pain and diarrhea, a listeria infection can also cause miscarriages and stillbirths among pregnant women.
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Working on a patient to alleviate muscle tension, pain, stiffness or just to provide relaxation requires you to be healthy and fit, and take care of your own wrists, elbows, shoulders and back.
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But changes in me — stiffness, skin that invites angry bruises, occasional memory lapses — are insignificant compared to the growth spurt at 17 that shot me from 5-foot-8 to 6-foot-2.
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If we can do that, the knowledge gained could help people on Earth who suffer from arterial stiffness, too—and all the health problems that might come along with it, like cardiovascular disease.
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Pinch-hitter Charlie Blackmon, who missed the past four games with back stiffness, came up and Giants manager Bruce Bochy brought in left-hander Josh Osich, who hit Blackmon with a 1-1 pitch.
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LHP Brett Anderson (left index finger blister) threw four innings, RHP Brandon McCarthy (right hip stiffness) threw five innings, and LHP Scott Kazmir (neck inflammation) threw five in a simulated game at Dodger Stadium.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany striker Mario Gomez has been ruled out of World Cup qualifiers against the Czech Republic and Northern Ireland this month due to muscle stiffness, his club VfL Wolfsburg said on Tuesday.
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Paxton (9-4), who was activated from the 10-day disabled list earlier in the day after being out since July 33 due to lower back stiffness, allowed three hits in seven scoreless innings.
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But trying to get a latex condom over his member is a fiddly challenge, and if he loses some of his stiffness, it makes it even harder to get a latex condom over it.
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OXFORD, England (Reuters) - Spiders can control the tension and stiffness of their webs to optimize their sensory powers, helping them locate and identify prey as well as partners, according to researchers at Oxford University.
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WATCH THIS: Brooke Burke Shares a Quick and Easy Hummus Recipe According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, the symptoms of Listeria include high fever, severe headaches, stiffness, nausea, abdominal pain and diarrhea.
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Although healthy individuals may suffer only short-term symptoms such as high fever, severe headache, stiffness, nausea, abdominal pain and diarrhea, the company said Listeria infection can cause miscarriages and stillbirths among pregnant women.
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It mimics the natural behavior of knee movement during gait more accurately thanks to built in variable impedance actuators that continuously change the knee stiffness so it can adapt to irregular surfaces or obstacles.
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The world witnessed his gradual decline over the decades as tremors and stiffness set in, replacing his athletic stride with a shuffle, silencing his exuberant voice and freezing his face into an expressionless mask.
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A new study in the European Journal of Applied Physiology suggests that training for a race can help promote bone density and stiffness, which, in turn, might help prevent osteoporosis as you get older.
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RHP Anthony DeSclafani (strained oblique) will be examined by the team's medical staff after feeling stiffness late in his rehab start Friday night when he pitched five shutout innings for low Single-A Dayton.
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In the 1980s, before three-dimensional software, Hadid sometimes swished drawings on the glass top of Xerox machines as the light tumbler rolled, to kill the stiffness in designs: She was interested in movement.
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Age and stiffness of blood vessels, for example, can make a significant difference if blood pressure monitors aren't calibrated for the patient using it, the study authors write in the American Journal of Hypertension.
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Perhaps it's the magnetic dampers, which adjust the stiffness of the suspension using electromagnets up to 2215,24.5 times per second to keep the ATS-V smooth when cruising and knife-sharp on a hairpin.
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Right fielder Shin-Soo Choo is playing like an All-Star of late with home runs in three of the last four games but left Tuesday's win early with stiffness in his lower back.
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Fister gave up six hits, struck out four and did not walk a batter as a late replacement for scheduled starter Cole Hamels, who was scratched earlier in the day because of neck stiffness.
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The Blue Jays failed to build on Friday's 7-2 series opening win, managing only two hits and needing to use their bullpen for six innings after Francisco Liriano exited early with neck stiffness.
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Speaking on Forbes' "Mentoring Moments" podcast last year, Agrawal described how she's encouraged employees to let go of the stiffness and formality they'd carried over from other workplaces, especially in all forms of communication.
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Using iron filings in the dampers that respond to electromagnets coiled around them, the suspension can adjust its stiffness 25,53 times per second as you go around corners to keep the car flat and stable.
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LHP Scott Kazmir (neck inflammation) threw five innings, LHP Brett Anderson (left index finger blister) threw four innings, and RHP Brandon McCarthy (right hip stiffness) threw five innings in a simulated game at Dodger Stadium.
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Using high-powered lasers to measure the ultra-small vibrations, the researchers isolated three particular web features that allow spiders to turn their traps into data transmitters: web tension, silk stiffness, and overall web architecture.
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Matz skipped a start last weekend in Colorado and received a cortisone shot Monday to relieve some left forearm stiffness, and the smooth left-hander was generally sharp Friday, his first game since May 9.
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Jacob deGrom was cleared last Friday to make his return start after a bout of forearm stiffness, but he was scratched a day later because of a reappearance of pain that required surgery on Wednesday.
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Sweeping racer-back gowns were tossed on as casually as tank tops, layered over actual tank tops and paired with sneakers to take the stiffness out (admittedly, the sneakers were often bedecked in faux gems).
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"If Maria Isabel misses one infusion she will have increased joint stiffness," Paul Harmatz, her doctor, wrote in a letter to immigration officials this year, when the family was hoping to extend their deportation deferment.
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Peake is the first subject in a Canadian-run experiment called Vascular Echo, a continuation of Hughson's long-running project called Vascular, which found that astronauts in space experience an accelerating stiffness of their arteries.
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RHP Matt Garza is still feeling stiffness in his right shoulder and will not make his season debut as scheduled Wednesday, manager Craig Counsell said after the Brewers' 12-3 opening day loss to the Giants.
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The motion achieved by an object "depends on the relationship between the dimensions, material properties, and force capabilities of the skin and the dimensions and stiffness characteristics of the body," the authors write in the study.
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If you want your curls to be lifted, diffuse with your head upside down on warm, then remove the nozzle and blast cool air all over to break up the stiffness of gel or extra product.
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In addition, the Bristol-Myers drug reduced biomarkers for fibrosis, the scarring that can lead to cirrhosis, cancer and liver failure, as well as measures of liver stiffness and enzymes indicative of liver injury, data showed.
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"Fortunately, we didn't see increases in blood pressure or any signs of increases in stiffness of the arteries in the adolescents and young adults that we studied in relationship to these levels of chemicals," Trasande said.
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Researchers have found abnormal postflight increases in arterial stiffness in astronauts spending six months or longer in orbit (read: aboard the ISS) that are akin to the increases seen as part of the normal aging process.
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But if his unconventional diplomatic style is news-grabbing and refreshingly playful compared to his predecessor's stiffness, it has yet to deliver any relief to the communities that deal with the effects of war every day.
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"Although healthy individuals may suffer only short-term symptoms such as high fever, severe headache, stiffness, nausea, abdominal pain and diarrhea, Listeria infection can cause miscarriages, stillbirths and fetal infection among pregnant women," a statement said.
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Eric Loper, TaylorMade's golf ball research and development director, says the new TP5 and TP5x balls are the result of over a decade of experimentation to find exactly the right thickness, rebound, and stiffness to each layer.
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Eric Loper, TaylorMade's golf ball research and development director, says the new TP2150 and TP23x balls are the result of over a decade of experimentation to find exactly the right thickness, rebound, and stiffness to each layer.
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He said he still has morning stiffness in his shoulder and he still takes aspirin for the pain from his other joints, but he can now drink a cup of coffee with his left hand with ease.
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Polestar claims this is more than "a battery with a chassis on top," as the 20203-cell battery's rigidity is said to contribute to the car's torsional stiffness and help reduce noise inside the cabin by 3.7dB.
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According to Itzkoff's book, before his death, Williams had been incorrectly diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease, a progressive disorder of the nervous system that develops gradually, often with a small tremor or general stiffness and slowing of movement.
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Manager Andy Green said Margot began feeling stiffness in his calf while breaking for a foul ball in Tuesday's game but that he didn't acknowledge the ailment until after he grounded out in the third inning Wednesday.
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As the book recounts, before his death Williams had been incorrectly diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease, a progressive disorder of the nervous system that develops gradually, often with a small tremor or general stiffness and slowing of movement.
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"I have patients who are not having problems on red yeast rice and then they get a new bottle and have muscle aches and stiffness" due to varying levels of monacolin K in each batch, he adds.
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In "Golden Grid" (1966), the linear order of a latticed square with the golden threads of an attached carpet of yarn, vomit out a tumorous appendage whose chaotic presence impugns and is impugned by the grid's stiffness.
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As the book recounts, before his death Williams had been incorrectly diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease, a progressive disorder of the nervous system that develops gradually, often with a small tremor or general stiffness and slowing of movement.
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Strangers held one another's place for bathroom breaks at a nearby Dunkin' Donuts, a quick shower at the Tony Dapolito Recreation Center on Clarkson Street, or a workout to stave off stiffness from sleeping on the sidewalk.
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In about 70 percent of people, the first symptoms involve muscle weakness in the legs or arms that can result in frequent tripping, instability, stiffness, difficulty walking or inability to open a jar or turn a key.
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While everyone can benefit from exercise, it is especially important for people with a progressive movement disorder like Parkinson's that can result in weakness, stiffness, difficulty walking, poor balance and falls, as well as impaired cognitive processing.
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NOTES: RF Shin-Soo Choo, who left Tuesday night's game with lower back stiffness, was held out of the lineup by "cautious" manager Jeff Banister, who was also without 1B Mitch Moreland (calf) for the fourth straight game.
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But in the original 1940s comics, written by William Marston and drawn with elegant stiffness by Harry G. Peter, kangas were one of the most visually distinctive — not to mention gloriously silly — aspects of life on Paradise Island.
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A new paper in PLOS Computational Biology suggests that it all comes down to the stiffness and "stretchiness" of the vocal cords, which can be thought of as a bit like two guitar strings glued together with gelatin.
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Image by Lei Shi/Faculty of Physics, University of ViennaSeveral years ago, scientists calculated the properties of an exotic form of carbon—called Carbyne—and found that it promised more strength and stiffness than any other known material.
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Still, stretching is good for you for a number of reasons: it decreases stress, reduces pain and stiffness, increases your range of motion, and can help lower your risk of injury, according to the American Council on Exercise.
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James and Riley have been handed some strong, enduring characters that fit comfortably in a horror retelling, and while they both play them stiffly, a little stiffness works reasonably well with the characters' attempts to repress their emotions.
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Each time, I had to shake a sudden stiffness from my shoulders, adjust the hand that instinctively moved to cover my middle, and lower the chin I was used to extending in order to prevent it from doubling.
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Dogs bitten by an infected tick can also contract Lyme disease, so it's important to check them for ticks and tick bites when they come inside, as only 5-10% of them show symptoms (lameness and joint stiffness).
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Whether paddling for just a few minutes at a time or cruising for the better part of an afternoon, any fatigue or stiffness I feel is always a result of physical effort, not the design of the Castine.
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Here, as the Professor, with his sombre suits and his clinician's coats, his stiffness remains intact until he is accosted by the paintings, whereupon he shies away, folding into himself, and crumples like a man made of paper.
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Miley gave up five runs on seven hits over just four innings in a Wednesday loss to Pittsburgh, but he gave no indication of any of the shoulder stiffness that landed him on the DL in mid-June.
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Hildebrando Neto, Minas Gerais' deputy minister for environmental regulations, told Reuters that all evidence suggests the burst was caused by liquefaction, whereby a solid material such as sand loses strength and stiffness and behaves more like a liquid.
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"Temperature increases, even of 1 or 2 degrees Celsius, can limit inflammatory processes in the body and reduce arterial stiffness," said the senior author, Dr. Jari A. Laukkanen, a professor of medicine at the University of Eastern Finland.
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Of 274 patients receiving Cosentyx, Novartis said almost 80 percent demonstrated on X-ray images at 208 weeks no progression of spine damage from the inflammatory disease that causes bone growths on vertebrae, stiffness, pain and mobility loss.
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Raffaele is a practitioner of age-management medicine, and he assesses several dozen biomarkers—things like telomeres and arterial stiffness—in order to assess patients and assign them a different so-called ImmunoAge, CardioAge, TelomerAge, NeuroAge, CutoAge, and PulmoAge.
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Previous studies examining whether smoking directly impacts the heart muscle leading to thickening, stiffness and impaired filling have yielded mixed results, said Dr. Gregg Fonarow, co-chief of the division of cardiology at the University of California, Los Angeles.
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Taransky, on his process and materials (the bamboo is Tonkin Cane, grown in the Kwangtung province of China):The bamboo is flamed to give it additional strength and stiffness, and to accentuate the colors of the powerfibers and nodes.
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"Significant and extensive modifications" have been made to the open-top LaFerrari to retain the same stiffness as the coupe version, and the aerodynamics have been improved to deliver the same drag coefficient even when the roof is removed.
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Symptoms of the parasitic disease can include severe headaches and neck stiffness, since the disease primarily affects the brain and spinal cord, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, as well as nausea, vomiting and fever.
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The hearts of the football players, meanwhile, whose regular exercise consisted mostly of weight training, and those of the sedentary young Bostonians, whose regular exercise consisted of not doing any, showed relatively thicker chamber walls and greater heart stiffness.
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For all the participants, walking in Hyde Park led to improvements in lung capacity and function as well as reduced stiffness of the arteries, which is otherwise a risk factor for cardiovascular disease, for up to 26 hours afterward.
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At the same time, the stiffness of the Mavic Airs propellors also makes them inclined to get caught on your bag or pocket, and if you don't do it just right, sometimes they get in the way of the folding arms.
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Research conducted in 2014 by scientists at Brown University showed that bats have a tiny network of muscles - called plagiopatagiales - in the skin of their wings that enables them to control the stiffness and curvature of their wings when they fly.
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In the closing days before the Granite State primary vote on Tuesday, Clinton took on directly her perceived stiffness at an event here in Henniker on Saturday, responding to a woman who asked why she seems more "rehearsed" the Sanders.
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"That's why you want to progress to where you're doing exercises where you fall from a height, land with a lot of stiffness, spend very little time on the ground, then automatically reverse and jump back in the air," Kechijian says.
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David Mazer, a cardiac anaesthesiologist at St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto (who had no prior knowledge of iHeart), agreed that measuring pulse wave velocity does indicate aortic stiffness, and that doctors are always looking for new ways to promote cardiovascular health.
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To assess the stiffness of the teens' artery walls, the researchers used a noninvasive device to measure the speed at which a pulse from the heart travels between the carotid artery in the neck and the femoral artery in the leg.
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Here, Style describes experiments in which soft silicon gels of variable stiffness were bombarded with droplets of ethanol and then imaged using shadowgraphy, an optical method of visualizing transparent substances by the shadows they cast as light passes through them.
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"In many ways rave from the beginning was a protest against (the Prime Minister Margaret) Thatcher's Britain...It created a society on the dance floor, it was a reaction against the oppression and stiffness and awkwardness of being British," Fisk said.
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Alpine skiers, in particular, have distinct preferences for stiffness and weight, and the Fischer factory in Ried im Innkreis makes skis adapted to their individual styles and the varied snow conditions they will encounter during the long World Cup season.
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Secondly, the bloke who enters the shot and blocks the worm is so painfully upright that you start to worry about him as a person: it's the kind of stiffness that only arises as a physical manifestation of extreme uncomfortableness.
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To ease stiffness, slide on YogaToes ($37): The gel-filled toe-separator looks like what you'd wear to let your nail polish dry but, in fact, works more like a foam roller to stretch and realign the muscles of the foot.
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Caroline Wozniacki, her tennis season over after a loss at the WTA Finals on Thursday, revealed that she had recently received a diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis, an autoimmune disease that can cause joint pain and stiffness and problems with mobility.
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Well, after researching the phenomenon, which is supported by personal trainers, massage therapists, physical therapists, and plenty of scientific research, it&aposs clear that foam rollers are a smart cost-effective way to relieve sore muscles and loosen up any stiffness.
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However, when people walked along Oxford Street, the researchers found a minor increase in lung capacity and a rise in arterial stiffness, which could be attributed to exposure to black carbon soot and ultrafine particles from diesel exhaust, they said.
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"If the car changes its line in that corner it may be a tire flexing, the suspension bushes that have gone through their stroke, or a problem with the stiffness of the car body, or its electronic stability program," Schoysman explained.
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"If the car changes its line in that corner it may be a tire flexing, the suspension bushes that have gone through their stroke, or a problem with the stiffness of the car body, or its electronic stability program," Schoysman explained.
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"People who start to experience occasional pain, stiffness and weakness may have early osteoarthritis, the most common type of arthritis impacting more than 30 million Americans," said Cindy McDaniel, senior vice president of consumer health at the nonprofit Arthritis Foundation.
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There is kinetic energy and there is a spring potential energy: The kinetic energy depends on the mass (m) and velocity (v) of the objects where the potential energy is related to the stiffness of the spring (k) and the stretch (s).
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But Nutt thinks SpaceX engineers are wrapping the mandrel in an unwoven version that provides the "highest stiffness and strength," since it crams the largest number of fibers into a given volume and won't easily kink or wrinkle (which can weaken a structure).
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Hamels has had plenty of help from Martin Perez, A.J. Griffin, Yu Darvish—who returned from Tommy John surgery and then, almost as quickly, departed for the disabled list once again with neck and shoulder stiffness—and, yes, 36-year-old Colby Lewis.
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With Anthony Rizzo sidelined due to back stiffness, fill-in Victor Caratini hit a go-ahead home run in the top of the seventh inning to lift the Chicago Cubs to a 4-2 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers on Sunday afternoon.
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C Austin Hedges returned from two missed games due to neck stiffness on Friday night against the Phillies and looked plenty healthy, knocking two solo home runs and driving in the game-winning run with a sacrifice fly in the 282-23 victory.
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The Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport published a study in 2013 looking at the effects of one bout of stretching after exercise and found no lasting impact on muscle tension and stiffness unless the stretching was continued on consecutive days.
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Collins speculated that perhaps a lack of hydration in that series was a factor in the leg stiffness felt by infielder Wilmer Flores; the cramping of infielder Asdrubal Cabrera; and a hamstring strain that knocked the starter Robert Gsellman out of a game.
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In the third inning, center fielder Leury Garcia exited the game with lower back stiffness after he slammed into the unpadded scoreboard on the right field wall while hauling in a Justin Smoak lineout that likely would have gone for extra bases.
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But there isn't really much groove to the music or the dance, and it was in this piece that some of the newer performers showed a small stiffness or a slight hesitancy that can be glaring within Brown's aesthetic of frictionless flow.
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While she works with fresh flowers in the spring and summer, Barber finds herself increasingly using dried materials; their stiffness lends itself to abstraction and frees her from using imported commercial flowers from the Netherlands or China in the autumn and winter.
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"It can be used on anyone, really, from Olympic athletes to a 59-year-old desk worker with back pain and stiffness," says Michael Mancuso, a physical therapist in New York City who specializes in the technique, which is thought to increase blood circulation.
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According to the company, In addition to providing a feeling of forward motion, the carbon fiber plate critically serves to add bending stiffness, tuned to improve stride-by-stride efficiency for the three athletes and minimize energy loss over the course of the race.
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So when Collins was told that Matz, a day after successfully throwing a bullpen session in his return from shoulder stiffness, could not start on Friday as expected and that the rest of his season could be in jeopardy, flashbacks about deGrom were understandable.
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LHP Steven Matz (elbow stiffness) was lifted after six innings Saturday night, when he didn't factor into the decision after allowing two runs on four hits and two walks while striking out seven over six innings as the Mets fell to the Braves, 4-3.
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She even lacked the capacity to sense the man's level of arousal through the interface, so the user had to indicate it either through text-based chat, or by clicking one of five icons that showed the male sex organ at different stages of stiffness.
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Mr. Padilha, the Brazilian director of the "Elite Squad" movies, the "RoboCop" reboot and the superb documentary "Bus 174," balances some of the pomp and stiffness of those old made-for-TV extravaganzas with the lean, politically nuanced objectivity of recent films about '70s terrorism.
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We already know it does: Studies have found it effective for treating pain and muscle stiffness — to the point that pot, a relatively safe drug that doesn't cause deadly overdoses, could substitute opioid painkillers, which are highly addictive and kill thousands of Americans every year.
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The actors deliver their lines with stiffness and deliberation, and the film is edited in a deliberately awkward way — shots are held too long or not long enough, continuity takes a hit here and there — to evoke the qualities of a low-budget exploitation film.
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The baton-like stick is covered with nubs or claws that, when rolled over your body, help loosen the fascia — the connective tissue around muscles and organs — to ease stiffness and, as an added bonus, dimpling of the skin that can lead to cellulite.
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For Parkinson's patients in particular, regular exercise tailored to their needs can result in better posture; less stiffness; improved flexibility of muscles and joints; faster and safer walking ability; less difficulty performing the tasks of daily living; and an overall higher quality of life.
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Also, some of their chatter—not filtered through Marcus's narration, as it is on the page, but delivered straight—has a half-archaic stiffness ("I, who have eight thousand moods a minute," Olivia says), and that lack of pliability extends to the entire tale.
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Despite some research showing that it can be good for pain and muscle stiffness, many of the claims about what pot can do for other ailments — such as epilepsy and irritable bowel syndrome — are based on anecdotal evidence and have yet to be scientifically proven.
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Proponents of both sweating and cryotherapy claim that the treatments have calorie-burning and toning effects on the body, along with a whole host of benefits including easing pain and muscle stiffness, increased energy, and better sleep, though these claims have not been verified by the FDA.
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But Lyme disease has a huge range of other symptoms, according to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), which include fever, chills, severe headaches, neck stiffness, night sweats, pain in muscles, joints, and bones, dizziness, nausea, and facial palsy, as well as the EM rash.
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He added exercises I had never attempted, pedaling and running in brief bursts of intensity, lifting weights while balancing on one foot, focusing more on reaching and lifting movements that mimic the functions of everyday life, countering the stiffness accompanying aging by stretching, bending and leaping.
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"What we found was that drinking more than three cups of coffee a day did not significantly increase the stiffness of blood vessels compared to people who drink one cup or less a day," Kenneth Fung, who led the data analysis at Queen Mary University of London, told CNN.
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"This study provides evidence in both men and women that smoking directly damages the heart muscle leading to thickening, increased stiffness, and impaired filling, which in turn leads to heart failure, which is a common, costly, and deadly condition," Fonarow, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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There isn't much definitive data on ingestible collagen, but preliminary research suggests that supplements may help build lean muscle mass; improve skin hydration and elasticity; reduce skin wrinkling; and reduce joint pain and/or stiffness -- although it may take at least three months to experience benefits, according to ConsumerLab.com.
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In person, it was both, plus utterly captivating, as the performers (seven of them, rotating in and out) danced continuously for five hours to droning music, beneath emergency evacuation slides, kicking their legs and rotating their arms and spinning, all while maintaining a certain stiffness and sharp angles.
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In human studies, a few small clinical trials have found curcumin to be as effective as nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs for alleviating the stiffness and swelling of rheumatoid arthritis, and it was more effective than some standard drugs used to reduce the severity and flare-ups of ulcerative colitis.
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The Ugly Stik Elite has a soft fiberglass and graphite tip, which, apart from making the rod more resilient to breakage, offers a little more sensitivity that's ideal for bait fishing without entirely compromising the stiffness throughout the rod, which still makes it a viable lure fishing rod.
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Schmidt's physical rendering of Ever's stiffness is committed and revelatory (as Dustin Cross's costumes make perhaps too clear), and he marries that with his easy comic timing and the alchemical ability to make Ever deeply sensitive, in his own way, amid both the jokes and his personal evolution.
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Christian Walker had three hits and two RBIs, and Ketel Marte had two hits before leaving with back stiffness for the Diamondbacks (77-75), who are 5 1/2 games behind the Chicago Cubs and Milwaukee Brewers for the second NL wild-card spot with 10 games to play.
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According to a new study, adults with lower-extremity joint symptoms like aching, pain or stiffness who get at least one hour of moderate to vigorous exercise every week are more likely to be free of disability after four years than those who do not meet this exercise goal.
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And yet all this loving attention to the play's philosophical superstructure does little to alleviate the stiffness of the actual scenes, which are filled with the kind of canned dialogue and bald exposition that Monty Python and other English satirists would come to savage a few decades later.
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The new technique devised by the MIT CSAIL research team allows a user to program parts made of soft materials, including plastic and rubber, for an exact degree of stiffness and elasticity, giving it a specific quality of bounce and energy transfer depending on the needs of the final product.
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FROM COINAGE: These Athletes Are Only Getting Richer After Leaving the Field "It can be used on anyone, really, from Olympic athletes to a 59-year-old desk worker with back pain and stiffness," Michael Mancuso, a physical therapist in New York City who specializes in the technique, previously told PEOPLE.
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