The main consulate buildings remained undamaged, according to security officials.
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The plane, lying flat on its belly, appears largely undamaged.
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The painting itself remains undamaged, and no one was hurt.
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The four other cameras closest to the launch pad were undamaged.
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Tree branches littered her property but the home itself was undamaged.
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Photos suggest the external structure of the engine nacelle was undamaged.
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Huddling in museums for air, observing exhibits of the undamaged world?
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Clothes you plan to resell should be undamaged and in-season.
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Left hemiplegics have undamaged left hemispheres and tend to be pragmatic.
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It was at least 15 million years old, undamaged, and extraordinarily lovely.
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I stare out the window longing for an undamaged car and lunch.
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Brushing the dirt away with my hands, I found the PVC undamaged.
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Healthy again, and now with undamaged clubs, Wie is bullish about her future.
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Michellita's family later found her phone undamaged in the rubble of their home.
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By Saturday afternoon, investigators had recovered the flight data recorder, which was undamaged.
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Some residents with apartments attached to the undamaged risers got their gas back quickly.
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Since the pills rely on good blood circulation, they do best with undamaged nerves.
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The dinosaur cowers for a couple seconds, then charges at its prey, seemingly undamaged.
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After the disappearance made headlines, the device was found, undamaged, near a police station.
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The pizza's box must stay flat and undamaged, thank god for container repair spray.
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The fighting has left few buildings in the city centre undamaged and many destroyed.
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Despite the Islamic State's efforts, many of the ancient sites in Palmyra were undamaged.
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When Hastings received the CD undamaged, the pair knew they were on to something.
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Despite emerging from the reactor undamaged, it had still absorbed a dangerous amount of radioactivity.
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Yet my eyes were undamaged—all of these strange occurrences were happening inside my brain.
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Yet my eyes were undamaged -- all of these strange occurrences were happening inside my brain.
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Although the vehicle was briefly engulfed by a fireball last week, it emerged mostly undamaged.
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Three cars, all facing the same direction, their undamaged bumpers barely touching, blocked the road.
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In a follow-up exam, the eye doctor confirmed that her vision was still undamaged.
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No human being can survive the full intensity of the right-wing smear machine undamaged.
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Investigators have recovered the undamaged flight data recorder, which was sent to Washington to be examined.
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And unlike other pulverized battlefields, Tal Afar remained relatively undamaged: Only every fourth home was destroyed.
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In one place, the only undamaged thing was a signpost saying: "Welcome to the Umayyad Mosque".
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Jeff Davis said, adding that the guided-missile destroyer deployed "onboard defensive measures" and was undamaged.
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Research has shown that nerve stimulation can dilate undamaged arteries, increasing blood flow in the brain.
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The Rondons looked up and saw an undamaged ironing board visible through one of their windows.
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The material was found undamaged, and there were no concerns about radiation, according to the report.
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With brittle covers and fine photogravures, finding even one undamaged volume is a an unnerving challenge.
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Those statues that remained undamaged would serve as focal points for veneration from the Roman public.
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But I know that I personally went through this experience and I came out pretty much undamaged.
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The vehicle appeared to be undamaged, and the SpaceX team considered moving forward with a second attempt.
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In the wake of the storm, competition for undamaged housing is expected to surge along with rents.
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His complexion was ghoulishly youthful, undamaged by the sun: dirty cops don't dare go on the yard.
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He and Downey refer to the property, which was undamaged by the recent wildfires, as the Sanctuary.
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One challenge, however, has been finding an undamaged location that can be quickly converted into a factory.
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This initial interpretation, however, now appears to be wrong, owing to the discovery of the man's undamaged skull.
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But on Thursday, Armando and Nicolas said they got good news: their apartments were undamaged in the blaze.
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" He added, "Everything is safe and undamaged, and in our really bad day, we had one good news.
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Though the pieces may have landed undamaged in the Pacific, it's unclear if they can be used again.
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When the winds stopped, we returned to our house, undamaged save for a fence in need of repair.
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Investigators have recovered an undamaged flight data recorder, which was sent to Washington for analysis, according to Reuters.
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A block engraved with Arabic Islamic calligraphy lies close by, and some Islamic manuscripts have been left undamaged.
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As an example, various posters signed by Harrison Ford were damaged (with an undamaged value of $1500 each).
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When he realized it would take two weeks to remove them undamaged, he instead jackhammered them to pieces.
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They were later looted during the French Revolution, but were returned virtually undamaged to the family in 1880.
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Most hotels (including Carlisle Bay, Cocos Hotel and Keyonna Beach Resort), beach bars and restaurants are largely undamaged.
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The winds had toppled some large tree branches and part of a fence, but her house was undamaged.
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Nuro doesn&apost have to worry about comfort, so long as the cargo in its vehicles arrives undamaged.
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But those of us with the right-side version depend on our undamaged, dreamy and artistic right hemispheres.
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As both Septerhed and Ayala note, they've generally been left untouched by taggers and largely undamaged beyond natural causes.
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The city's water treatment plant, which made it through the storm undamaged, is currently inoperable because it lost power.
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Senior aides say they have ironed out their differences after a series of meetings, and government unity is undamaged.
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Although the kitten now had two undamaged eyes, it remained blind in the eye that had been visually deprived.
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The Imo was largely undamaged, but a fire broke out on the floating bomb that was the Mont Blanc.
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That said, we would have found it even better if the work by Picasso had actually been found undamaged.
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The new family of three returned home Wednesday to a home that was undamaged, dry, and its electricity intact.
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Or do you send her instead to the undamaged greenhouse, so some food can be harvested for the next turn?
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Only 82 of the specimens were undamaged—the researchers took the intactness of the bones into account in their analysis.
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The interior of the plane appeared to be undamaged The plane was carrying FedEx shipments and US Mail, he said.
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For many months after the event, several schools undamaged or minimally damaged by the floods hosted students from damaged schools.
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Apple's "Reuse and Recycling" program had, up until now, allowed customers to trade in undamaged older iPhone models for credit.
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Then he sat in one of the undamaged classrooms and drew plans detailing potential design failures in the collapsed building.
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The fall is thought to be an accident, as the balcony and handrail were left undamaged, authorities told El Imparcial.
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In many years of talking to whistleblowers and complainants about corporate abuse, I have not met any who emerged undamaged.
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He said he believed his home in Windsor, near Santa Rosa, was undamaged, but he did not know for sure.
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It also proved to be an early example of Mr. Trump's ability to remain undamaged by any self-created controversy.
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At the same time, many economists are forecasting that the price of undamaged homes will rise as demand outstrips supply.
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His helmet was cracked in four spots, and his bicycle had been left, undamaged, on the side of the road.
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It appears undamaged, but further investigation is needed to determine both paintings' exact condition and restoration needs, the museum said.
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And while the Great Barrier Reef is its most high profile victim, few corals will escape undamaged from the epidemic.
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Accused of bombing a hospital, the MoD used aerial imagery taken before the bombing occurred to claim it was undamaged.
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The vehicle was apparently undamaged and will be sent for analysis at the state crime lab, officials told the Clarion-Ledger.
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But Dr. Evans said the new study showed that protecting still-undamaged forests could have a strong climate benefit as well.
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But it was later reportedly discovered that Taylor's primary residence was undamaged by the floods and she was still residing there.
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There was talk of selling off the South Street museum's collection of more than 26,000 maritime artifacts, undamaged by the storm.
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B- Bernie Sanders Sanders was able to pick at the edges of a couple big skirmishes, while still remaining fairly undamaged.
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Afterward, Bieber brought out another (undamaged, un-smashed) cake and led the party in a round of singing "Happy Birthday" to Baldwin.
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There was barely a paved road or an undamaged government building back in 2001, and widespread hunger after a seven-year famine.
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The architectural elements that won the station a place on the National Register of Historic Places were apparently undamaged in the crash.
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One, of course, is Notre-Dame, pictured here in all its undamaged glory and used by Pavone in the most gimmicky way.
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Each sheet of bulletproof glass bears visible signs of a woman's touch (lipstick kisses, dried roses, donuts) but remains resolutely whole, undamaged.
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And the appeal of bargain prices — as little as 25 percent of the value of an equivalent undamaged vehicle — can be irresistible.
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Houston has huge amounts of economic assets that appear to be largely undamaged and are unlikely to be offline for much time.
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He said most of the district's buses remain undamaged, so they could be used to get students from one school to another.
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A removed Trump would leave millions of enraged and energized Trump voters and an undamaged Republican nominee for the 85033 presidential election.
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Whether it's a physical assault, a car crash, a shooting, If you walk away mostly "undamaged," what unseen damage has been done?
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Others, whose homes are in better shape or undamaged, are starting to experience the joy of utilities as the grid switches on again.
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The painting was recovered undamaged, but the incident prompted the Ministry of Culture to order security checks at all of Russia's top museums.
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Oil Search said the Gobe facility and its export pipeline were largely undamaged in the magnitude 7.5 quake that struck on Feb. 26.
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When you pick up your (hopefully undamaged) phone, you simply fold the springs back into their holsters, priming them for their next deployment.
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Atlantans, ever-reliant on their cars for even the shortest of errands, are now down to two undamaged interstates -- and one major headache.
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Her office was undamaged, but a Reuters witness saw two to three desks in the corridor leading to her office damaged or overturned.
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A March 17 blaze at Mitsui & Co's Intercontinental Terminals Co (ITC) site halted customer access to its undamaged storage tanks and its docks.
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"Emily Prime" is a young, pure, undamaged version of Emily 6 (Julia Pott), who thinks her younger self can make her feel whole.
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He then tracked down Ragland's parents, Robin and Gary McCrear, and gave them the SD card which had remained undamaged in the GoPro.
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The experiment suggested that instead of the small asteroid shattering the larger one, as previous experiments predicted, the large asteroid remained relatively undamaged.
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A number of historic products were undamaged because they were situated in other parts of the Santa Rosa facility that sustained only minor damage.
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The distressed character is accompanied by a blank speech bubble, presumably containing the phrase necessary to appease the drone and receive his package undamaged.
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More than five years into Syria's chaotic civil war, the capital city, Damascus, is relatively undamaged and functioning, bustling with commuters, markets and restaurants.
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"CB: "Hot Rachel is a girl who is sort of a super hot, younger, undamaged version of Rachel, who isn't crazy and actually showers.
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Upon entering the home, begin separating damaged from undamaged property – but don't immediately discard anything – and create a detailed list of your damaged contents.
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On Facebook, other chapels in Gatlinburg are attempting to entice visitors back to the area by sharing photos of the undamaged parts of town.
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If it is returned to you, undamaged, in a timely fashion, then you can proceed with your Boo on the Bayou event, as planned.
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The Mass was held in a side chapel that was left undamaged by the fire, and the attendees were required to wear protective hard hats.
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Yet Khaled's application for asylum is eventually rejected on the grounds that parts of Aleppo are considered intact—he should return to an undamaged area.
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Put a laser at one end of a strand of undamaged spider's silk and the beam will be carried perfectly through to the other end.
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In the comparatively undamaged parts of the city that had long been held by the government, restaurants were thronged by Christians late into the night.
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Who knows: Maybe it would have ended with an undamaged Joe Biden as the Democratic nominee, who could have been very tough in the general.
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But with Mr. Hariri and his government staying in place for now, that maneuver has failed, with Hezbollah's position in Lebanon undamaged and possibly stronger.
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Rents for undamaged homes are skyrocketing, and there's worry that the largely immigrant work force in the vineyards won't be able to afford to stay.
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Ten of the bags were recovered undamaged, Kyodo News said, and the authorities are cataloging the remaining ones to see how many were still missing.
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So long as the terminals get through the storm undamaged, the demand spike should reverse as motorists stay off the roads and businesses close down.
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The intent was to cause pain to those responsible for the threat to peace and security while leaving the general population of North Korea undamaged.
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They use products such as cream and gel removers and utilize techniques such as the banana-peel method, ensuring that the natural lashes are left undamaged.
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It appears that the bedrock below the undamaged part of the spillway is much stronger than the weathered material on the upper portion of the hillside.
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Only a few battery modules were affected on the Model S that caught fire, and the majority of the battery pack is undamaged, according to Tesla.
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All the elements of the tents – pegs, poles, sheets, and bags – need to be present, undamaged, and the tent sufficiently clean and functional to be reused.
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Not surprisingly, his three eldest children — Ivanka, Donald Jr. and Eric — began worrying about whether the marketability of the Trump brand could survive the campaign undamaged.
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In the city of Tamura, the floodwaters displaced an unknown number of these bags from a temporary storage area, although 22 bags were later recovered undamaged.
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A helicopter pilot flew him and his fiancee out as a medical evacuation, and the rest of his family is now on undamaged Nassau, he said.
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So long as the recordings are undamaged, the cause of the crash could be identified quickly, although it typically takes a year to fully complete an investigation.
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"Whether you're innocent or guilty, if you go into prison having never been in before, I don't believe you can come out unscathed or undamaged," he says.
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The player who has three undamaged brain cells clattering around up there and is never going to admit to anything hurting for fear of being branded soft?
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Even if undamaged copies of the recordings are located, the Justice Department contends it does not have to release them under the FOIA, according to court papers.
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The method means that, for example, molecules in bacteria and viruses -- such as the Zika virus -- can be examined under a microscope in their native, undamaged state.
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Freight barges on the Kanawha River broke loose and slammed into bridges just west of Charleston, forcing them to close until inspectors determined that they were undamaged.
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Our house, which is situated on high ground, was undamaged, and though I knew some of the victims by sight, we didn't lose anyone close to us.
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They made it possible to spray weed killers — chiefly Monsanto's Roundup — on plants after they emerged from the ground, ridding fields of weeds while leaving crops undamaged.
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"Fire is our main tool," Ms. Lawson said as she inspected a freshly burned patch where grasses had become ash but the trees around them were undamaged.
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Only a few columns failed because of the explosion, but as they collapsed, the undamaged columns were left trying to hold up the building on their own.
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Last April, a United Airlines flight attendant pulled the same stunt, costing the airline between $6,000 and $12,000 just to repack the undamaged slide into its container.
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A video shot by a fan seems to back up Chris' story -- you can see him walk past the woman, and her phone is undamaged after the exchange.
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Ivanoff posted a photo of the letter on Facebook, asking for help with its translation, and shared a photograph of the emerald-green glass bottle, corked and undamaged.
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A second smaller undamaged pipeline running next to the broken pipe was being used to deliver crude to the refinery, with additional oil supplied via tankers, Siswanto said.
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It's a fairly straightforward endeavor, but there are some nuances to the process that will ensure your kicks come out as clean and, more important, undamaged as possible.
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People who visited the company's launch site the morning after the fireball posted detailed pictures of the vehicle, and the images appeared to show a relatively undamaged Starhopper.
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The helicopters' black boxes have been recovered, appear undamaged and will be sent to Moscow as part of the investigation, TASS news agency said, citing law enforcement agencies.
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California's Napa Valley vinyards largely escaped undamaged and the rain was expected to replenish water supplies after five years of drought, said Patsy McGaughy, Napa Valley Vintners spokeswoman.
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If they found salamander larvae in the brackish water, among the tufts of razor-edged sawgrass, it won't mean that the species has survived the weather disruptions undamaged.
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Sanders was asked by a reporter if Mar-A-Lago, Trump's Palm Beach club, would be opened to the public as a shelter if it survives the hurricane undamaged.
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It was recovered on a nearby building site undamaged after the suspect admitted where he had hidden it, the police said, although the 31-year-old denied stealing it.
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Judges at the Brain Preservation Foundation then used traditional electron microscopy to image hundreds of brain regions to ensure that the synaptic connections in the rabbit brain remained undamaged.
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They also hope that beginning the cleanup will help them win the public's consent to restart Japan's undamaged nuclear plants, most of which remain shut down since the disaster.
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Earlier studies showed that drone travel left blood undamaged, but those were short flights that didn't reflect the distance a drone might have to travel to reach truly remote regions.
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It said that in its investigation of the Hong Kong fire, it found that only a few battery modules were affected and the majority of the battery pack was undamaged.
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ReFS can detect when data's screwed up on a mirrored hard drive and then use another non-corrupt backup to automatically fix the bad one, ensuring your data's always undamaged.
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The item in question, an industrial radiography device about the size of a laptop, was found apparently undamaged Sunday near a patrol station in the southern Iraqi town of Zubayr.
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Save the Children said some communities had been entirely wiped out in India's eastern state of Bihar, just over the border from Nepal, with not a single building left undamaged.
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While firefighting efforts have been concentrated on preserving the undamaged parts of Fort McMurray, reopening the oil sands plants, which generally lie to the north, has also been a priority.
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That took advantage of a program to help small businesses in the area recover, even though he had acknowledged on the day of the attacks that his building was undamaged.
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In videos of people in eastern Aleppo celebrating their relief from the siege, I scan the row of limestone buildings and count the undamaged facades, finding hope in each one.
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For instance their repaired knees, on average, had returned to 94 percent of the peak strength of the undamaged knee, compared to 88 percent in the eight-week recovery group.
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"We are very relieved that no one was hurt during the incident and that the Magna Carta itself is undamaged," a spokeswoman for the Salisbury Cathedral said in a statement.
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"Our second demonstrator aircraft was fortunately undamaged in the fire and will begin flight testing once we've understood the cause of the fire in the first aircraft," a spokesperson said.
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However, when the cell's ends are protected by telomeres, only a piece of the telomere, or cap, is lost as the cell divides, and the important DNA is left undamaged.
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In 2005, when New Orleans's levees broke during Hurricane Katrina, floodwater filled the floor of the restaurant but didn't touch the art, which a grandson was able to retrieve undamaged.
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National Transportation Safety Board investigators have recovered an undamaged flight data recorder and it has been sent to Washington for analysis, NTSB Vice Chairman Bruce Landsberg said at the news conference.
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Until recently, Apple Retail stores have accepted only undamaged older iPhone models for upgrade credit through the company's Reuse and Recycling trade-in program, but that's about to change, 9to5mac reported.
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The building that reporters could see was surrounded by undamaged pine trees, and did not show any signs of damage or activity but given the view, the assessment is very limited.
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Opposing crews were so fearful they usually surrendered without firing a shot, which was exactly the intent; he wanted his prize, its cargo and crew of potential recruits to be undamaged.
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Corrosion often takes time to become bad enough that connections are lost or short circuits emerge, so a car that seems otherwise undamaged may break down at a most inopportune time.
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The automaker, which suspended operations at several plants last week, said the halt would continue at two plants until Tuesday because it could not receive components, although both units were undamaged.
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A half kilometer concrete stretch of road the Mvuma road in Zimbabwe's Midlands Province, constructed as a pilot scheme more than 20 years ago, is still intact and undamaged, he said.
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They said just about all the skin on the top of his head had been forcibly removed with a sharp instrument, leaving his skull undamaged but much of the bone exposed.
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After it was accused of bombing a mosque in Syria, the MoD countered with aerial imagery of a different, undamaged, mosque, claiming it was the building they were accused of bombing.
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Those who weren't injured had to stay on board the ship at least an hour and a half, until a tugboat could ease the vessel to an undamaged part of the dock.
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While Key West remains without water and electricity, the Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum, sitting on one of the highest points in the area, was undamaged, curator Dave Gonzales said on Monday.
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They went next to another house on their list and found a cleared driveway and water bottles that appeared undamaged by the storm — signs, they surmised, that this family had also survived.
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Russian authorities say they have arrested the 31-year-old suspect and recovered the undamaged artwork, which, after a tip-off to police, was found hidden at a construction site outside Moscow.
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On Monday, a day after it was taken, police recovered it undamaged in a construction site outside Moscow and arrested a 31-year-old man, according to the Russian news agency TASS.
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Safety Check maps show where people have marked themselves safe; if they're clustering in one area, that may be indicate the limits of a flood's effects, or a region undamaged by an earthquake.
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The automaker, which suspended operations at several plants because of the rains last week, said the halt would continue at two plants until Tuesday, as it cannot receive components, though both were undamaged.
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Now a church, the vast cylindrical former temple whose undamaged exterior wall supports a 43.3 metre-high (142 ft) dome with a circular skylight at its summit, drew 7.4 million visitors last year.
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The images, posted to the Facebook page of the chief military spokesman, show pieces of foam, personal effects and clothing (including a purse and a shoe) and a life vest, unwrapped and undamaged.
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Footage from the scene, at a busy intersection in central Athens during rush hour, showed a black vehicle with its hazard lights on, virtually undamaged save for extensive cracks on the front windscreen.
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DUBAI, Aug 31 (Reuters) - Iran's telecommunications minister suggested in a tweet on Saturday that an Iranian satellite was undamaged after a failed launch, which U.S. President Donald Trump had tweeted about hours earlier.
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This breaks the connective tissue holding the scar to the undamaged skin below, encouraging the skin to regenerate, and eventually promote new collagen growth, which lifts that depression in the skin causing the scar.
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Image: University of Cambridge"Foetal and infant bodies were clearly valued by anatomists, illustrated by the measures taken to preserve the remains intact and undamaged," said Jenna Dittmar, a co-author on the study.
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N) 247,000 barrel per day (bpd) Alliance, Louisiana, refinery was undamaged by the passage of Hurricane Nate on Saturday night and may begin restarting some units on Sunday, sources familiar with plant operations said.
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Royalties from his records no longer line his pockets -- Jackson's children, who will inherit the bulk of his estate, are neither responsible for his crimes nor likely to be undamaged by his bizarre life.
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On analyzing the sequences, they found 957 kinds of bacteria on the purple spots, and 407 kinds of bacteria on the undamaged spots, with only 140 of the 1224 total species shared between the two.
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The key is a wireless device that mimics the natural communication of the brain and muscles and that requires only two small implants—one each on the brain and an undamaged area of the spine.
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The mass, which commemorates the cathedral's consecration as a place of worship, was held in a side-chapel left undamaged by the April 15 fire, with attendance limited to about 30 people wearing protective headgear.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran showed off an undamaged satellite on Saturday, days after a rocket exploded on its launchpad in the third failed launch of the year, which U.S. President Donald Trump had tweeted about hours earlier.
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WEST PALM BEACH, Florida — Test pilots who fly the SB-1 Defiant claim that the futuristic helicopter could get its tail shot off in combat and still fly faster than an undamaged UH-60 Black Hawk.
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Provided the black boxes are undamaged, the information they contain — audio recordings from the cockpit as well as detailed performance data from the flight's final moments — will help crash investigators piece together the cause of the disaster.
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While the solid polymer cube was left with a huge dent and numerous cracks in and around it, the cube based on tubulanes stopped the bullet by its second layer, leaving the rest wholly intact and undamaged.
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Thanks to a south-facing beach, gradually sloping sea floor and relatively small waves, hundreds of shells wash up daily, many of them undamaged, on Portsmouth Island, south of Okracoke Island in the southern Outer Banks barrier islands.
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The Teixeira knockout notwithstanding, Evans is a remarkably undamaged veteran, and his name still resonates: he headlined a Fox card six years after his non-title fight with Jackson became one of the UFC's best-selling pay-per-views.
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In one multistory building, the adjuster said that every sink, toilet, urinal, soap dispenser and garbage can needed to be replaced, even though all of them, according to MAPFRE's lawsuit, were in "perfect condition" and undamaged by the storm.
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Mr. Haughey's wealth was a drop compared to Mr. Trump's, who boasts that his financial success qualifies him to run the United States, and is unashamed – and, thus far, politically undamaged – by some of his more questionable business dealings.
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The three-judge panel said that ruling was premature because Amtrak had yet to submit its repair plans to the Federal Railroad Administration and did not know what changes to undamaged portions of the tunnels the agency would require.
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TETCO told customers in a notice late Thursday it was working to return at least one of the undamaged pipes in the area of the blast and increase north-to-south flows there to around 1 bcfd between Jan.
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He said that of course I was not obliged to pay him, but if I wanted to make sure my car was undamaged upon my return, I'd better be friends with him and give him a couple of euro.
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The downtown business district of Fort McMurray was still largely undamaged on Wednesday, but several businesses on its fringes were destroyed, including a gas station and a hotel, and there were signs that the fire was once again headed its way.
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There are the brave, doomed firefighters, ignorant of the radiation hazards they encountered (though nobody climbed up over the reactor debris, as portrayed in the series; they were working the roof to prevent fires from spreading to the undamaged Unit 3).
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Churchill never really grasped the importance of supply issues, and he was proved wrong when the undamaged railroads and ports of southern France, especially Marseille, turned out to be crucial in supplying American forces during the winter of 21960-21950.
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You may also want to add a parachute, for the final drop, but if your package is something lightweight or durable, like socks, paper towels, or a letter, it might be able to survive the final terminal velocity fall relatively undamaged.
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It appeared to be largely undamaged in the storm, standing in grim contrast to the scene at Trent Court, where water had pulled up street signs, scattered trash and left tangled limbs from the massive oaks that once offered shade.
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"It appears as though Edawn conjured a premeditated plan to damage his own property, attempt to make it appear as a hate crime, file a claim with his insurance company, and sell off the undamaged appliances and electronics," police said.
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PES on Wednesday reversed plans to shut the undamaged Point Breeze section of the complex this week and will continue operating it at a reduced level for at least another month, two people familiar with the plant's operations told Reuters.
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More than five years into Syria's chaotic civil war, the capital is relatively undamaged and functioning, bustling with commuters, markets and restaurants — especially compared with Aleppo, where government airstrikes this week are pummeling rebel-held districts and rebels are shelling government-held ones.
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In Harun's new collection, no family is undamaged, and domestic squabbling is the least of it: Adults murder kids, kids murder adults, savage little ones are dumped with far-flung relatives, righteous children abscond and their relieved parents bolt in the opposite direction.
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Happily, the bikes and riders were largely undamaged, and at least in this one instance I was happy to lift upright a slim single-cylinder, 250-cc machine rather than a two-cylinder, 530-pound, 1000-cc brute like the Africa Twin.
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The company also says that the system's efficiency won't be compromised as long as a majority of the panels go undamaged in a minor accident, and that you would only have to replace a body panel in the event of a severe crash.
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At the time, the one damning piece of evidence connecting Woodard to the crime was the discovery of Will's backpack in his crawl space, but in 1990, with Julie still alive, Hays notes that the bag was left conspicuously undamaged by the explosion.
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For a day out, the 35-year-old flaunted her new blonde ombré, a big change for the star who has been letting her hair go au natural for about a year now in order to get her locks back to a healthy, undamaged state.
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The most famous classical sites have remained largely undamaged, though some illegally excavated artefacts are being smuggled out of the country and Islamist fighters have targeted mosques and Sufi shrines, the experts said on the sidelines of conference on how to protect Libya's cultural heritage.
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The Associated Press reported Friday that Isabelle Palot-Frossat of the French Museums said that the main area of the cathedral was largely undamaged by fire, water, or ash from the burning church roof and the structure's iconic steeple, which collapsed during the blaze.
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The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that a lower-court judge in 2015 erred in finding Amtrak could not claim up to $125 million in coverage for replacing undamaged portions of tunnels under the East and Hudson Rivers in New York City.
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Some of the ways folks can ensure their claim is addressed and adjusted correctly are: taking photographs, separating damaged from undamaged property, mitigating the loss by making temporary repairs, making inventory lists that indicate the value and age of items and exhibiting the damage.
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The banana, reportedly handed to the seller during the DJ's closing New Year's Eve set at Berghain, is listed as "new, unused and undamaged product in the unopened packaging"—by packaging, we assume they mean a banana peel—and will be listed for the next seven days.
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And then, a bit of unexpected relief, comic relief, even, after a rather ordinary snowstorm came and left much of the East Coast mostly undamaged, but not unaffected, as government officials shut down schools, mass transit, and, in some areas, just about all forms of unnecessary movement.
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After the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center, Mr. Trump lined up a $150,000 grant for one of his buildings near ground zero, taking advantage of a program to help small businesses in the area recover, even though he had acknowledged on the day of the attacks that his building was undamaged.
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Afterward, the shock to Cairo's art community was considerable, but by Saturday the staff of Townhouse had been informed by the police that the undamaged majority of the building — which still contained one of the gallery's exhibition spaces, its archives, offices, kitchen, and a library — had been condemned and would be demolished within 24 hours.
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These brain signals would then typically travel down the bundles of nerves within an undamaged spinal cord to reach nerves in the leg muscles, but they are instead now transmitted wirelessly to a computer, which decodes the signal and sends a new message to the stimulator implanted in the spine, on the other side of the injury.
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The visual basis of human circadian rhythms is proved by the fact that people who are blind because of damage to the eye itself often have great difficulty synchronizing their body clocks, and suffer severe sleep problems, whereas people whose blindness is caused by lesions in the visual cortex (and whose eyes are undamaged) generally have a normal circadian system.
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