He cannot move his arms or legs or breathe unaided.
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He had traveled for 71 days unaided before that point.
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Several could not climb the stairs out of the hallway unaided.
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The company claims the demonstration is unaided by any special effects.
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And, perhaps most importantly, they were unaided — or unhindered — by men.
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One had an injured leg and was unable to walk unaided.
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Familia, however, let it slip away, unaided by Wilmer Flores's defense.
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He has suffered from hip trouble for years and cannot walk unaided.
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He had surgery and needed six months before he could walk unaided.
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But it's hard to believe that this has been unaided by censorship.
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The metals and mining index, unaided by a stronger dollar, ended marginally lower.
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Peroni, who walked to the medical vehicle unaided, gave an update on Instagram.
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In the polar exploration subculture, "unaided" means they are not using kites. Yes.
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Abbas waved to reporters and walked unaided to his car but did not speak.
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He has become the first person ever to ski across Antarctica solo, unsupported and unaided.
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They were in "relatively good condition" and could walk unaided, Ozon told reporters on Saturday.
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Unaided, a complete collapse of the sector, including its many suppliers and dealers, was inevitable.
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He limped into court, unable to walk unaided; his lawyers say he was beaten by soldiers.
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Kate Spade's unaided awareness in China is 1 percent, compared to Coach's 23 percent, Luis said.
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He left the field unaided but lost consciousness on the sidelines and went into cardiac arrest.
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The 82-year-old lives alone, is confined to a wheelchair and cannot use the toilet unaided.
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If a driver has to drive the car alone and unaided, should he change his own tyres?
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Another way to define the Rudd and O'Brady expeditions is to call them solo, unsupported and unaided.
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If agents weren't patrolling the area, it's possible they could end up languishing in the desert, unaided.
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Before that, he became the first person to traverse the southern continent alone and unaided in December 2018.
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All of these stars are within the faint Centaurus constellation, which can't be seen with the unaided eye.
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A revenue-neutral carbon tax could include the real external costs the unaided free market does not capture.
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Nathaniel Stampley's suave baritone, in the title role, and Nicolette Mavroleon's dusky soprano could probably have shone unaided.
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Eighty-six of Bravo Company were killed and 176 wounded; only 27 walked out of the battle unaided.
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While 252P is 100 times brighter than originally expected, it's still just barely visible to the unaided eye.
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British explorer Henry Worsley died earlier this year of exhaustion and dehydration as he tried to cross Antarctica unaided.
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Presumably that's because Musk and Tesla actually believe their technology is at least substantially safer than unaided human drivers.
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Since the team submitted their results for publication, however, they say STAR has successfully completed the entire process unaided.
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After being treated by medical staff for several minutes he walked off unaided, earning loud applause from the crowd.
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The amounts are so small relative to revenue and other expenses, they quickly vanish to the unaided executive eye.
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There is now a rig that can assemble itself and also "walk," unaided, from one drilling site to the next.
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When assisted by honeyguides, Yao hunters found beehives 54 percent of the time, compared with just 17 percent when unaided.
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Poorly designed algorithms can indeed exacerbate historical inequalities, but well-designed algorithms can mitigate pernicious problems with unaided human decisions.
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With regular therapy and intensive family support, Ethan's movements and speech became stronger, but he still couldn't stand or walk unaided.
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For a start, there would be a serious risk of IS re-emerging before local forces could deal with it unaided.
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Colin O'Brady has earned himself another world record by becoming the first person to complete a solo, unaided trip across Antarctica.
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Take Colin O'Brady, the endurance athlete who became the first person to cross Antarctica on a solo, unaided journey last year.
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The model shows SpaceX is poised to dramatically boost the number of satellites visible to the unaided eye in dark skies.
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He confounded expectations by continuing to breathe unaided for days, but died in the early hours of Saturday, his parents said.
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But well-designed algorithms can counter the biases and inconsistencies of unaided human judgments and help ensure equitable outcomes for all.
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If successful, they would be the first to row unaided by wind all the way to the Antarctic Peninsula, O'Brady said.
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The longer Hezbollah fighters go unpaid, or the Assad regime unaided, the better off the people of the Middle East will be.
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And when we look at the lift on something like that, 303 percent lift in purchase consideration, 50 percent lift in unaided recall.
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William uses a wheelchair and cannot sit or stand unaided, but can alert his parents when he needs to go to the bathroom.
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The police have not said whether a tip helped lead the troopers to the device or whether the officers discovered it entirely unaided.
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The airline unveiled the 'Sneakairs' at an event in Barcelona where testers roamed around the city unaided by maps or looking at their phones.
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Mr Filipowicz is teaching cars how to see and interpret the world, with a view to them being able to drive themselves around unaided.
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In fact, using information from those sensors STAR was able to stitch up a surgical cut in the gut of four different pigs, unaided.
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Philip was also able to attend Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's royal wedding, walking into St. George's Chapel unaided, despite his recent hip replacement.
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He was unable to walk off the field unaided and was set to have a magnetic resonance imaging exam on his leg on Friday.
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It's an area known as the "death zone," since there isn't enough oxygen in the atmosphere to breathe unaided for more than a few minutes.
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But the unproven technology, which showed promise under the harshest of conditions, ultimately didn't last the entire marathon, and Wheatcroft was unable to finish unaided.
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But what if we saw something like that not through the distant, indifferent eye of the telescope, but right above through our own unaided eyes?
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It was a way to take a fraught, complicated, and largely unaided relationship with my body and try to have it more on my terms.
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We all want to know if he will bounce back with a vengeance, or, unaided by anything close to veteran resolve, crack under the pressure.
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As the cocktail cart approached, I came upon an article about Henry Worsley's doomed attempt to walk alone and unaided across the continent of Antarctica.
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It would be hard for an analyst working unaided to mimic this reach, even if he was always on the ground and spoke perfect Portuguese.
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The Large Magellanic Cloud, a satellite galaxy of the Milky Way, is one of the jewels of southern sky which can be seen with unaided eye.
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O'Brady, 34, who last year won a race to be the first to traverse Antarctica solo, unsupported and unaided by wind, has announced his next exploit.
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Its makers hope it will help doctors such as Hafez Abu Khousa in Gaza, whose patient needed specialist plastic surgery his team could not provide unaided.
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Liberty Mutual's unaided brand-awareness rankings have shot up 30% since the campaign — the biggest jump in the company's or category's recent history, according to the company.
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While Barclays passed its CET1 hurdle unaided, the tests indicate it would also require conversion of its AT1 debt in order to meet its systemic reference point.
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They have little prospect of making the crossing unaided, and a majority of the 110,000 people who have reached Italy this year made it on rescue ships.
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Soon, Earth may be blanketed by tens of thousands of satellites, and they'll greatly outnumber the approximately 9,000 stars that are visible to an unaided human eye.
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But still, these are pretty exciting times as most previous attempts to get bipedal robots to walk unaided have been desperately surreal, or resulted in snail-pace locomotion.
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And their mother, Bobbi McCaughey, slipped quietly out of the hospital and walked unaided into the family home in Carlisle, a small town 10 miles from Des Moines.
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Artificial legs made of wood or metal, sometimes relatively rudimentary, and often recreating the knee-joint in some way, enabled leg-amputees to stand and move around unaided.
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The two rescued miners were taken to a hospital in Jastrzebie-Zdroj city in "relatively good condition" and could walk unaided, JSW Chief Executive Daniel Ozon told reporters.
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"I assure you that I am in good health," said General Hifter, 75, who saluted and shook hands with well-wishers as he walked unaided from his plane.
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I do like to poop on a regular basis, unaided by Metamucil or a prodigious number of leafy greens, aided and abetted by an ugly stool isn't the way.
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This year, that product becomes real in the form of the Yuneec Typhoon H, an intelligent, consumer drone capable of flying unaided through the woods and around any obstacle.
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Some data has shown poor nutrition at the time of the fracture reduced people's ability to walk unaided six months after the fracture, compared to those with good nutrition.
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Though he was eventually eliminated in the semifinals, he told his mother the ability to walk unaided onto the stage and see faces in the audience gave him confidence.
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And not only will we be able to see this explosion, in real time, with unaided eyes, it will become one of the brightest objects in the entire sky.
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The baby, who will be 11 months old on Tuesday, suffers from a rare genetic disorder that has left him unable to move his arms, legs or to breathe unaided.
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Once the car arrived at the Shangri-La, the passenger did not allow the driver to help remove the boxes from the car, instead carrying them into the hotel unaided.
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In a far second place is "RRS Henry Worsley" with around 3,000 votes, after the British explorer who died in January while attempting a solo, unaided mission across the Antarctic.
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If the crop science unit were buying Monsanto unaided, it would end up with net borrowings that were more than seven times combined Ebitda, which looks too high for comfort.
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Millions of ordinary Chinese signed up to play the market for the first time, many unaided by a high school degree, and started borrowing to buy shares as prices rose.
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Quoting unnamed sources, the reports said the pair told magistrates they were beaten and left without food for days by their captors, and had managed to escape unaided on Friday.
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Such records are difficult to verify because there is no central clearinghouse documenting every attempt, and explorers have been known to debate what it means to be unaided and unsupported.
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For hours, Alfie continued to breathe unaided, with hospital staff refusing to help with either ventilation or hydration despite his coughing, according to the Christian Concern statement and Alfie's father.
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Medical personnel tended to Vonn for a few minutes before the world's most famous ski racer got to her feet, put on her skis, and went down the hill unaided.
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Thorpe sometimes uses a microphone, but often relies upon his unaided voice to reach the audience, who are seated close by on all four sides and whom he regularly addresses directly.
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We aren't going to see a Big Bang moment, when suddenly you buy your next car and it will carry you unaided from Vancouver to Halifax, or even Vancouver to Whistler.
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Like O'Brady, he did the journey solo, unsupported by supply drops or similar help, and unaided by kites or other devices to harness the wind to help pull his heavy load.
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In addition, programs like Medicaid would be transformed from entitlements (which just means that every qualified American would receive assistance) to block grants or per capita cap programs, leaving millions unaided.
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Oh, and she can also fly, unaided, at lightspeed through the cosmos with heightened senses and an ability to transmute all the energy and radiation in the galaxy, essentially rendering her unkillable.
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Thanks to the technology of a Brooklyn-based startup called WearWorks, and their prototype wearable navigation device, Wheatcroft aims to be the first blind runner to cover the course unaided and unassisted.
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So why not go all the way and simply ban car-to-pit telemetry, so when the cars are out on track the drivers are literally driving the cars 'alone and unaided'?
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Another intriguing development that might be gleaned from the stills is the sight of Bran Stark apparently standing unaided, a first since he became paralyzed early on in the show's first season.
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Importantly, the current sample size was very small, and all involved in the study retained some level of motor function below their injuries, even if this was not enough to walk unaided.
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If you venture beyond the glow of city lights and gaze up at a dark night sky with unaided eyes, you may see as many as 4,500 stars, according to Sky & Telescope.
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If I could put this suit on unaided while in a wheelchair, stand up using crutches and walk around for an hour, that would be good enough for me, I told myself.
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Unaided by the Mets' subpar defense, Pill surrendered six runs (five earned) over six innings, which was at least longer than the previous starts against the Dodgers by Robert Gsellman and Wheeler.
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The stock "bumps" back and forth between the shooter's shoulder and trigger finger, causing the rifle to rapidly fire again and again, far faster than an unaided finger can pull a trigger.
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Frankel shared her journey and the lasting devastation with her fans on Instagram as she went through unaided areas of the island handing out crisis kits filled with water, money, rice and more.
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My therapist says my use of it as an attention-modification technique is fine, though he'd like to see me be able to turn my thoughts away from the obsessive and catastrophic unaided.
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The details: Danish shipping giant Maersk will send the first cargo container vessel unaided through the Arctic's Northern Sea Route, departing from Vladivostok this week and passing the Bering Strait on Sept. 1.
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However his dream to get her down aisle became a reality on May 21 when Palmer used a £90,000 ($131,000) robotic suit made by Rex Bionics to walk unaided on the special day.
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Philip was driven to church and walked in unaided, a Reuters photographer said, while Prince Charles, heir to the throne, walked to the church with his wife Camilla and other members of the family.
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Nonetheless, it is possible that the next Brandon Littlejohn won't die; that he will, instead, be able to walk out of Shock Trauma unaided and capable of playing basketball for many years to come.
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When I don't have the rollator in front of me — when I try to walk unaided — I have to bring my right hand up to my waist to create my own version of balance.
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The FAA and DoT are also requiring that all drones remain within visual line of sight with their pilots and that the pilots can view the fliers unaided by anything more powerful than prescription glasses.
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The father-of-two was found to have bacterial peritonitis (a bacterial infection in the abdomen), after having trekked around 269 miles unaided across the South Pole -- just 30 miles short of his end goal.
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The Amateur Swimming Association says that one in five English adults cannot swim, and half of all primary schoolchildren are unable to paddle 25 metres unaided, although it is a requirement in the national curriculum.
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But after three and a half days scouring 700 square miles of the Gulf of Mexico without success, the rescue teams faced the grim reality: The sergeant was unlikely to have survived that long unaided.
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"As I pulled my sled over this invisible line, I accomplished my goal: to become the first person in history to traverse the continent of Antarctica coast to coast solo, unsupported and unaided," he wrote.
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But once we led her out into the garden, where plants and a rock garden provided a varied landscape, she was galvanized by this, and could rapidly, unaided, climb up the rocks and down again.
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The agency told airlines to perform ultrasonic inspections — which can detect flaws or cracks not visible to the unaided human eye — within the next 20 days on fan blades of engines with more than 30,000 cycles.
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For the first time in more than a decade, Mercury, Mars, Venus, Saturn, and Jupiter — the five planets bright enough to be seen with an unaided eye — will all be visible at once in the sky.
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It's next closest competitor, "Henry Worsley," an explorer and former British army officer who died in January during an attempt to become the first person to cross Antartica unaided, has a little more than 2,700 votes.
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Having spent the opera gradually developing self-awareness as a puppet, she will show Tamino that he is attached to strings, show him how to remove them, and then learn with him how to walk unaided.
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Dressed in a dark kaftan and Muslim prayer hat, the 74-year-old Buhari walked unaided from his plane - holding rails on either side of him - after it landed at the international airport in the capital, Abuja.
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But I haven't smoked in a while, and as the nicotine unpleasantly hits sober me, unaided by the boozy fugue I usually imbibe one in, I'm kind of wondering why I even bothered in the first place.
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Read more:An American explorer just became the first person to cross Antarctica alone and unaided, finishing with an &aposultramarathon&apos: Photos show his spectacular 932-mile journeyThe 33-year-old who crossed Antarctica alone once got horrific burns at a Thai beach party — and he says it&aposs the reason he sets world records todayWe tried the 1,250-calorie survival bar that powered Colin O&aposBrady&aposs record-shattering 932-mile solo journey across AntarcticaAn American adventurer has become the first person to cross Antarctica alone and unaided.
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But a slew of new troubles in the financial sector could spur the Reserve Bank of India to leave the currency unaided, opting instead to keep rates unchanged when it announces its monetary policy decision scheduled on Friday.
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Once the modified aircraft is airborne, it will be a matter of accumulating thousands of hours of reliable operation while steadily expanding the range of tasks that the automated controls can carry out unaided in increasingly challenging environments.
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"There are already existing laws in place that require the user of drones to maintain direct unaided visual contact with their vehicle and not to recklessly or negligently permit an aircraft to endanger any person or property," said Goodwill.
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For men who have very few viable sperm, this means that the fertility experts can choose the best quality sperm and ensure it fertilizes the egg by injecting the sperm rather than leaving it to swim to the egg unaided.
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"About the same speed as a Bugatti Veyron or a Ferrari F222, about 229 miles per hour," Corsan told Reuters, speaking about the first of the challenges he will undertake - becoming the fastest man in the world unaided by machinery.
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Prosecutors will seek to show that the conduct that night in February, when Timothy was induced to drink dangerous levels of alcohol and left unaided and injured, was not just fraternity high jinks gone terribly wrong, but rose to criminal behavior.
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However, after former BBC presenter James Hand cheekily suggested the Boaty moniker it quickly became the crowd favorite over more traditional names like "RRS Henry Worsley" after the British explorer who died in January while attempting a solo, unaided mission across the Antarctic.
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And for all the challenges that Playboy faces in reinventing itself, Head of Branded Content Hugh Garvey noted that the publication still has 97 percent unaided global brand awareness — in other words, 97 percent of the global population knows what Playboy is.
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Losses to Simona Halep and Caroline Wozniacki, two top-tier players who entered the US Open with a chance to claim the number one position on the ranking table, were only minor setbacks for a player who, until recently, had been unable to walk unaided.
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M90Image: NASA, ESA, STScI, and V. Rubin (Carnegie Institution of Washington), D. Maoz (Tel Aviv University/Wise Observatory) and D. Fisher (University of Maryland) (NASA)Look up to the sky with the unaided eye and you'll see lots of specks and globs that look mostly like stars.
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Fire safety rules questioned For many in South Korea, Friday's blaze will bring back painful memories of 2014, when a fire at a nursing home in the southern county of Jangseong killed 21 patients, many of whom were left trapped due to their inability to escape unaided.
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It was not based on facilitated communication but on methods that could have been viewed and judged by the jurors, such as requiring D.J. to touch, unaided, a "yes" or "no" button on a communication device and to answer multiple-choice questions, most of which he had to read for himself.
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He was voicing reservations right up until the final meeting on Monday that he could not understand why the whole financial industry should mop up shares of ailing banks when his own lender planned, unaided, to raise 1 billion euros in the next few months, said one of the sources.
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If, in contrast, you believe that human beings' ability to know and act upon their interests is flawed, then you may want to help them make the choices that are best for them (so long as you are a benign administrator), even if those are not the choices that they would make unaided.
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For rather than any move to ease back on the desire to make sure drivers drive the car alone and unaided, the FIA said that from now on teams would be reported to the stewards for breaches of the rules, rather than have F1 race director Charlie Whiting have a quiet word in their ear.
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United Nations investigators had documented at least 345 cases of torture and ill treatment since the start of the year and met detainees with fresh wounds, including some who had been beaten or burned so severely they could not walk unaided, Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein, the agency's high commissioner for human rights, said in a statement.
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In what could go down as one of the great feats in polar history, the American Colin O'Brady, 33, covered the final 903 miles of the 921-mile journey across Antarctica in one final sleepless, 32-hour burst, becoming the first person ever to traverse Antarctica from coast to coast solo, unsupported and unaided by wind.
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Given that mankind's been prone to cataloging for as long as we've been able to walk unaided on two feet and twiddle our gloriously opposable thumbs, it was inevitable that the Internet would become a hive of like-minded busybodies with nothing better to do than put together incredibly detailed analyzes of every kind of pill they could get their hands on.
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There are two systems at the heard of this project: one from CACI called BITS Electronic Attack Module (BEAM) Squad System (BSS), which allows personnel to "detect, locate, and attack specific threats in the radio frequency and cyber domains," and Lockheed Martin's Augmented Spectral Situational Awareness and Unaided Localization for Transformative Squads (ASSAULTS) system, which uses drones and robots to locate targets and engage them.
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Smokers should not try to quit without professional help or drugs If you ask 100 ex-smokers how they quit, between two-thirds and three-quarters will tell you they quit unaided: on their final successful quit attempt, they did not use nicotine replacement therapy, prescribed drugs, or go to some dedicated smoking cessation clinic or experience the laying on of hands from some alternative medicine therapist.
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"As we flew off I looked out the window at all that ice and at this stunning environment that I've come to know so well over the past 10 years and that I have a profound respect for — it is such a unique place, the Arctic Ocean, a place like no other," Larsen explained at a recent talk promoting " On Thin Ice: An Epic Final Quest into the Melting Arctic," the new book he and Hudson Lindenberger wrote about the expedition, an unaided and unsupported journey.
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A burn victim who was told he'd never walk normally is climbing Mount Everest with his wife after crossing Antarctica aloneAn American explorer just became the first person to cross Antarctica alone and unaided, finishing with an 'ultramarathon': Photos show his spectacular 932-mile journeyThe 33-year-old who crossed Antarctica alone once got horrific burns at a Thai beach party — and he says it's the reason he sets world records todayWe tried the 1,250-calorie survival bar that powered Colin O'Brady's record-shattering 932-mile solo journey across Antarctica
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Read more:A burn victim who was told he'd never walk normally is climbing Mount Everest with his wife after crossing Antarctica aloneAn American explorer just became the first person to cross Antarctica alone and unaided, finishing with an 'ultramarathon': Photos show his spectacular 932-mile journeyThe 33-year-old who crossed Antarctica alone once got horrific burns at a Thai beach party — and he says it's the reason he sets world records todayWe tried the 1,250-calorie survival bar that powered Colin O'Brady's record-shattering 932-mile solo journey across Antarctica
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