He sustained a shrapnel wound in the stomach and a bullet wound in the arm.
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An autopsy found that while Colonel Beltrame had a gunshot wound in one arm and a foot, the lethal blow came from a knife wound in the neck.
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"It keeps the wound in my heart alive," she said.
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Briseno's studs left a gaping wound in Santos' right leg.
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Abulu, the student, has a gaping wound in his neck.
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They found García with a bullet wound in his head.
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"I had a flesh wound in the left shoulder," Bergen said.
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He had one gunshot wound in his back near his armpit.
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"This is like an infected wound in world politics," Eliasson said.
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He was found dead from a gunshot wound in July 1993.
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Mr. Rapp died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound in 1983.
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Jennair Gerardot was also found dead of gunshot wound in the home.
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"Since then, there's been an open wound in society," Mr. Orozco said.
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"The stab wound in the neck is what killed her," he says.
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Maeve tells Hector about the wound in her abdomen that mysteriously disappeared.
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Blood seeped from a gunshot wound in the back of the hood.
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Her son Matthew died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound in April 2013.
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But the Russia saga is already a psychic wound in American political life.
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I'm tightly wound in work – I have a bit of a workaholic thing.
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Saturday, they found Tallent in his car with a gunshot wound in his chest.
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His 19-year-old sister survived a gunshot wound in the leg, White said.
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As he is led away, a camera captures the bloody wound in his leg.
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They wound in and out of latticework grids and collided irreverently with animal prints.
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He was found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound in his hotel room.
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THUMP: Let's start with the EP title, Open Wound In a Pool of Sharks.
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A fresh bullet wound in a child's body is proof that something terrible happened.
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The death of Eric Garner remains a deep and lingering wound in our communities.
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And Caldwell's body lay on his bed with a gaping wound in his chest.
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Once on his knees, Mr. Baird could see a gunshot wound in his chest.
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An officer suffered what was described as a "non life-threatening" wound in the shoulder.
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The IRA found every fresh wound in American society, stuck its finger in, and tugged.
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Almost one year later, Brett Kavanaugh and the Republican Party doused my wound in gasoline.
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He was limping from what he said was a bullet wound in his right foot.
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While recovering from a gunshot wound in southern Italy, he falls for a local woman.
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The 1953 Anglo-American coup remains an open wound in Iran's relations with the West.
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There is the scraggly beard and the flowing hair, occasionally wound in a man bun.
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So it just isn't true that words wound in the same way as physical force.
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Responding officers found her in her Waikiki home with a stab wound in her leg.
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One of Naveed's sisters was also injured in the bombing -- a shrapnel wound in her leg.
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There are a series of things that happen when there's a gunshot wound in the vicinity.
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O'Neal, who was unarmed, was determined to have died from a gunshot wound in the back.
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Trump's election ripped wide a wound in America, and only a woman president can heal it.
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After a short chase, the gunman was found dead of a gunshot wound in his vehicle.
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"Poking at a wound in that way is not going to make it better," she says.
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The suspect was found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound in his apartment, authorities said.
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Although he was still alert, blood from the wound in his jaw was slowly suffocating him.
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The wound in my stomach and leg opened up and I started bleeding, yet I didn't care.
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I mean, that is, you know, that&aposs an open wound in the middle of Levant (ph).
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His father had a swollen wound in the head and the mother suffered a serious head injury.
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Ultimately, I fear this executive order will become a self-inflicted wound in the fight against terrorism.
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ISTANBUL — When he was 2003, Ahmad Suleiman watched his father die from a battlefield wound in Syria.
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Kelley was found dead of a gunshot wound in a vehicle after driving away from the church.
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Linda Collins-Smith (R) was reportedly found dead from a gunshot wound in her home this week.
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Ultimately, we fear this executive order will become a self-inflicted wound in the fight against terrorism.
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" After the verdict was announced, Wheeler said the train attack left a "deep wound in our community.
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When Pfleger reached Franklin, he was bleeding from a wound in his neck and did not survive.
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Race is the wound in America's side, and we still have far to go to heal it.
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On Sunday morning in Dallas, Denver Broncos cornerback Aqib Talib suffered a gunshot wound in his right leg.
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Several days later, Stephens was found dead from a gunshot wound in Erie, Pennsylvania, in an apparent suicide.
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Maybe the traumatic socio-political experiences of previous generations have left a subtle psychic wound in individual lives.
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It remains to be seen whether the gunshot wound in the back of Scott's left shoulder proves meaningful.
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For example, neither man mentioned shooting Haraway, but she was found with a bullet wound in her head.
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Articles I'm not going to link to here claim that Foster had a second wound in his neck.
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One of its members, a Mission Continues alumnus named Abner Garcia, died of a gunshot wound in 2016.
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They jumped out of the room and immediately helped a doctor with a gunshot wound in his stomach.
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"Alexis was our hero and it's a huge wound, an open gaping wound, in our family," she said.
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Here, the artist does his part by tending to the wound in the best way he knows how.
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"We fear this executive order will become a self-inflicted wound in the fight against terrorism," they said.
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Pryor was rushed to a local hospital, where surgery was performed to close the wound in his chest.
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It could also choose to withdraw, leaving behind a gaping wound in the center of the Middle East.
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A gaping knife wound in her thigh fails to slow her roll until she's out of immediate danger.
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Several hours later, Brooks was found dying in a hotel room with a bullet wound in his head.
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It's still unclear why officers said there was a female with a head wound in the dispatch audio.
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They arrived to find the young mother on the floor, barely alive with a severe wound in her chest.
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During Keepers' trial, the medical examiner testified she was stabbed 14 times, including a fatal wound in the neck.
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She is last seen lying on the ground, with a bullet wound in her chest, calling out to Ruby.
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Authorities say a maggot emerged from a wound in one of the emaciated girls, according to the Associated Press.
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Vine left a gaping wound in the fabric of our society when it was finally killed two years ago.
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Slavery is a singular and brutal wound in Kossola's life story, after which nothing is ever the same again.
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Las Vegas Sheriff Joseph Lombardo said Paddock was found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound in his room.
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She films herself ranting again as she digs the projectile out from the wound in her side with pliers.
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The assailant's body lay sprawled on the sidewalk, eyes open, a gaping wound in the top of his head.
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The loss of one of the EU's biggest members would gouge a deep wound in the rest of Europe.
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The shooting left Samantha Fuentes, 18, with a bullet wound in her left leg and shrapnel on her face.
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Finney knew he needed to find something to help stop the bleeding from the gunshot wound in her leg.
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Jason's body washes to shore with a gunshot wound in his head making Cheryl's grieving sister act come into question.
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Alicia Greer, 30, was found dead of at least one gunshot wound in a Milton, Florida, motel room on Jan.
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When the infection from an open wound in his leg spread, the guards took Muhannad to a nearby military hospital.
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And in theory the controls over Musk's communications may help prevent this type of self-inflicted wound in the future.
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They turn him over and note there's no exit wound in his front chest from the hit to his shoulder.
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Gaza (CNN) A bloody scalpel in his hand, the surgeon pauses over the gaping wound in his patient's right leg.
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But at home, it risks reopening a longstanding wound in Cameron's Conservative Party, beset by division over Europe for decades.
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In the zaru udon, they had been wound in a loose figure eight like yarn and placed on ice chips.
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The hearing didn't just hurt Kavanaugh -- it inflicted and immediately infected a wound in what was once an honorable party.
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Darkly caramelized apples, wound in a spiral and set on a crumbly hazelnut crust, make up the excellent tarte Tatin.
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My wounds healed, but I will never recover from the wound in my heart whenever I think about my friend.
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There, she saw what happened when the warnings were not heeded, and suffered a serious head wound in the melee.
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At least 10 shots were fired at the car and Chen suffered a single bullet wound in the head, police said.
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Police said Michael Buskey, 19, was found dead of a gunshot wound in the woods near his Plymouth apartment May 8.
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Police tell Mashable that Emerson's girlfriend found Emerson dead in their Santa Monica home with a gunshot wound in his head.
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He was discovered facedown with a single gunshot wound in his back and pronounced dead at the scene, according to NOLA.com.
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Her world, however, is shattered after her disturbed upstairs neighbor Anka is found dead of a gunshot wound in her apartment.
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The arrest comes weeks after Collins, 57, was found dead of a gunshot wound in her Pocahontas home on June 4.
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"I put pressure on his wound in his hip," Brooks said, adding that Wenstrup started to focus on minimizing blood loss.
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" Senator John McCain said, "Ultimately, we fear this executive order will become a self-inflicted wound in the fight against terrorism.
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And then we have to prepare for Sweden because the memory of two years ago remains a wound in our minds.
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Now Lambourne is recovering from a gunshot wound in a Las Vegas hospital, while Uhart is being hailed as a hero.
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Meanwhile, Butler frantically looked for someone to help Gurley, who was bleeding to death from a chest wound in the stairwell.
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The title Open Wound in A Pool of Sharks was inspired by this experience I had on the subway one morning.
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The nephew, Abas Ali, 17, had survived the attack and was at home recovering from a bullet wound in his leg.
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Jacque realized that she had tried to replace Don Peterson in her life, to fill the gaping wound in her soul.
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Hatcher was found dead from a gunshot wound in the parking garage of her Dallas apartment complex on September 2, 2015.
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"Ultimately, we fear this executive order will become a self-inflicted wound in the fight against terrorism," McCain and Graham said.
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It's tragedy reimagined as cartoon — a version two steps removed that lets us glance at the real wound in our peripheral vision.
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A SWAT team member lifted Carter, who had a bullet wound in her leg, onto the street and dragged her to safety.
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A simulated spear wound in the chest ran in completely different patterns than the one on the shroud, whether standing or prone.
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This Falstaff has a wound in his side, and he needs it cauterized by his protégé, Timothée Chalamet's dour, smirking Prince Hal.
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The restaurant replaces Oscar's American Brasserie, a glorified coffee shop whose loss did not leave a deep wound in the city's psyche.
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You won't forget the deep wound in the side of the crucifix's emaciated Jesus, emitting gore and surrounded by a blue bruise.
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He had a gunshot wound in the head, and a pistol he had borrowed from an assistant was found beneath his body.
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He grabbed at his shoulder, and this time there was blood flowing from what looked like a shiv wound in his neck.
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In the Oval Office, he meets President Lyndon Johnson, who jokes that he'd like to see Gump's gunshot wound in the buttocks.
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The woman suffered a gunshot wound in the leg and the girl was grazed in the back by a bullet, Pollozani said.
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Vice President Bush presides over a Cabinet meeting in the absence of President Reagan, who was recovering from a gunshot wound, in 1981.
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This sponge-filled syringe can plug a gunshot wound in just 15 secondsFirst responders have to work quickly when treating gun shot wounds.
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The shooting injured five people, including Scalise, who remained in the hospital Friday after multiple surgeries for a gunshot wound in his hip.
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When they heard someone yell for an EMT, they jumped into action to help a doctor with a gunshot wound in his stomach.
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Van Gogh's illness has been subject of much speculation since he died of a gunshot wound in July 29, 1890, apparently a suicide.
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The evening tore a painful new wound in Mr. Trump's relationship with the Republican National Committee, imperiling his most important remaining political alliance.
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The dive instructor was also bitten, but was conscious and suffered a serious wound in one of his extremities, according to the Ministry.
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The children, wound in down, bound in bright wool scarves Which covered their open mouths with horizontal stripes, Were mittened, wide-eyed, curious.
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The nurse arrives to dress the wound in her neck, the result of where she had intubation for emergency dialysis after her overdose.
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He had removed several bullets from the patient's small intestine, but he wasn't sure what to do about the wound in the throat.
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Last week, she posted a photo to her Instagram Story of a puncture wound in her palm caused by one of her pointy nails.
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Police say officers responded early Friday after Jonathan Hernandez called to report finding a woman dead of a gunshot wound in his Wichita home.
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When we last saw Aaron, he was shepherding his boyfriend Eric — bleeding profusely from a bullet wound in his stomach — away from the battlefield.
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"I ripped the pack open, took out a compression bandage, and I found a wound in his back next to his spine," Topczewski said.
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The cat endured several surgeries to remove most of his teeth and file down bone so the wound in his mouth could be closed.
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It was at that point that Asghedom noticed Hussle had a gunshot wound in the back of his head, prompting him to start praying.
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Police found the woman suffering a gunshot wound in the master bedroom and found Humelsine suffering several gunshot wounds in the dining room area.
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A manhunt for the shooter ended hours later when police found him dead with a self-inflicted gunshot wound in a home in Davis.
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The woman, Sol Pais, 18, was found dead on April 17 of an apparent self-inflicted shotgun wound in the mountains west of Denver.
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The victim, Esmond Bradley Martin, was found dead in his home in Nairobi, Kenya's capital, on Sunday, with a stab wound in his neck.
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"From an emotional point of view, a very deep wound in our country was reopened," said Francesco Ubertini, rector of the University of Bologna.
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Gladue, an Indigenous mother of three, bled to death in a hotel room from an 11-centimeter wound in her vaginal wall in 2011.
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A third left an entrance wound surrounded by gunpowder stipple at the base of his skull and an exit wound in his left cheek.
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He was found unconscious with a gunshot wound in his face in a second-floor apartment on Washington Ave in the Bronx, New York.
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The first victim that arrived had a gunshot wound in the wrist and was screaming, "Save me, save me, save me," Ms. Brooks said.
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Kalashnikov, the son of Siberian peasants, began sketching designs while recovering from a shrapnel wound in 1941 and hearing soldiers complain about superior German rifles.
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Abdeslam, who suffered a minor wound in the gunbattle, arrived Saturday at a high-security prison in Bruges, Belgium, the Bruges Penitentiary Complex told CNN.
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The whole scene unfolded in my mind like it had already happened — his fist wound in my hair, forcing my open mouth onto his cock.
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One of the injured, Hobaid, who uses one name, was admitted to Sadar Hospital with a gunshot wound in the chest and land mine injuries.
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The bullet went straight through the left side of his abdomen, puncturing his spleen, before it exited through a small wound in his upper back.
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They'd had their hair styled the same way, with a curly tendril hanging below one ear, and the rest neatly wound in a French twist.
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"About 193 children a day die or are medically treated in an emergency department for a gunshot wound in the U.S.," Fowler said by email.
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A 14-year-old boy suffered a gunshot wound in the leg just before the incident but there was no official confirmation of a link.
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Palestinian health officials said at least one Palestinian suffered a live bullet wound in the West Bank and some 30 protesters were hit by rubber bullets.
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One year before the events of Kidding, one of his twin sons died in a car accident, leaving a wound in the center of his family.
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A 20-year-old woman suffered a gunshot wound in the stomach when a passenger shot her in the stomach just after midnight in Logan Square.
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The president suffered a serious political setback — a self-inflicted wound, in the eyes of his critics — during the 35-day shutdown in December and January.
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Enrik Melgoza told KPIX 25 that officers arrived at the home shortly after the altercation occurred and discovered Roberts with a gunshot wound in his chest.
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When she returned, she found Mr. Martin slumped on the floor with a deep stab wound in his neck and the family's safe open and empty.
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The mature eagle was found suffering of a gunshot wound in cold water over the weekend in Miami, Oklahoma, the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation said.
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A 59th person, Kimberly Gervais, 57, who suffered a spinal wound in the shooting, died on Friday, according to the coroner in San Bernardino County, California.
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The goose, whose left leg was tightly wound in fishing line, walked with a pronounced hobble; as it swam, the leg dragged listlessly in the water.
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But earlier this month, the discovery of a handwritten letter from Dr. Félix Rey, the physician who treated the wound in December 1888, challenges that notion.
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Dave Mirra, an X Games legend and BMX biking icon, was found dead of an apparently self-inflicted gunshot wound in North Carolina, Greenville police announced Thursday.
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He was stabbed in the chest and was found with a one-and-a-half-inch puncture wound in his sternum, the report says, Fox News reports.
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She is careful to keep the one snake wrapped around exercise bars to prevent a wound in the animal's mouth from touching the sand and getting infected.
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Underwood, who had a self-inflicted gunshot wound in June 2016, became a candidate for the transplant in July 2017 after several attempts at conventional reconstructive surgery.
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According to multiple news outlets, including Reuters, former president Alan García died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound in a hospital in the capital city of Lima.
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"Capelli sciolti, pericoli molti [Loose Hair, Much Danger]" one warns as a woman's hair is wound in a machine and everyone throws their arms up in despair.
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Mr. Rahami, blood pouring from a wound in his shoulder and splattered on his face, was loaded onto a stretcher and taken to University Hospital in Newark.
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Throughout the fight, Wallin targeted the wound -- and it took every drop of Vaseline in Nevada to keep the wound in check so Fury could continue fighting.
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A tracheotomy had been begun through the wound in the anterior of the president's neck, so he joined in, using a retractor to hold the incision open.
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Every lithium-ion battery is made of sheets of positive (lithium cobalt oxide) and negative electrodes (carbon), with perforated separators between them, wound in tight, overlapping spirals.
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To learn more, read "Nursing a Wound in an Appropriate Setting," the 2013 Modern Love essay by Thomas Hooven that this week's short film is based upon.
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In a THUMP exclusive, stream the gorgeous and nostalgic debut EP, Open Wound in a Pool of Sharks, from New York-based musician and nightlife fixture Richard Kennedy.
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Kelley was found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound in his vehicle down the road from the First Baptist Church on the day of the shooting, Nov.
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"Alexis was our hero and it's a huge wound, an open gaping wound, in our family," the actress, 58, tells PEOPLE while promoting her new film Born Guilty.
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At one field hospital in eastern Raqqa, a twentysomething man was brought in by SDF fighters, a gaping mortar wound in his chest, his body covered in blood.
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The actor is sixty-three, whereas the painter was thirty-seven when he died—of a gunshot wound, in 18883—but you barely notice the gap between them.
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He died of a wound in the brain caused by a rifle bullet that was fired at him as he was riding through downtown Dallas in a motorcade.
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Modern Love On this week's podcast, Jake Gyllenhaal reads "Nursing a Wound in an Appropriate Setting," about a doctor whose patients help him find a path to healing.
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Eddie Mendoza Mendoza said it was "heartbreaking" seeing one of his own classmates bleeding from a gunshot wound — in a room where he'd been happily singing minutes earlier.
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Hong Kong is becoming an increasingly violent and polarized place that might prompt Chinese military action, and the crisis has opened a new wound in U.S.-China relations.
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A year before the death of his stepfather, Brown says his closest football teammate, Robert Lee Arthur Jr., 18, died from a fatal gunshot wound in September, 2017.
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Even as a Snow and as Ned's alleged bastard, he cast aspersions upon the Lord of Winterfell, and the lie created a lasting wound in Ned and Catelyn's marriage.
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The autopsy results just came out and reportedly showed the e-cig not only exploded and sparked the blaze, but it also made a "projectile wound" in D'Elia's skull.
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It should look less like a tool for sucking on nicotine-infused vapor and more like a lightsaber, or something you'd use to cauterize a wound in the field.
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The main suspect was later found dead with a bullet wound in his head in an apparent suicide in the nearby town of Guipavas, a police source told Reuters.
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Three months earlier, a prominent American investigator of the illegal ivory and rhino horn trade was found dead in his Nairobi home with a stab wound in his neck.
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The article "In Turkey, a Syrian Child 'Has to Work to Survive'" explains: When he was 9, Ahmad Suleiman watched his father die from a battlefield wound in Syria.
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Half way down, a rotten branch has left a wound in the tree's flank, which the carpenter has filled with resin allowing you to look at its fossilised interior.
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Mr. Roslyakov's body was found with a gunshot wound in a room at the college, Russia's Investigative Committee said in a statement, bringing the overall toll to 20 dead.
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She skitters around the house and eventually the neighborhood, both evading Barry and dealing damage, leaving him with a gaping knife wound in his shoulder that will require stitches.
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Lesandro stumbled back inside, a gaping wound in his neck, but Mr. Cruz motioned for him to leave, pointing toward St. Barnabas Hospital a block away, the video shows.
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PALU, Indonesia — The bodies piled up in the police hospital had begun to bloat and decompose when Sarah Wati arrived on Monday with a bullet wound in her foot.
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Another Twitter user posted a short video showing a man sitting on brick steps, with other people pressing on what appeared to be a bloody wound in his back.
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And McCain, along with Graham, dubbed Trump's travel ban a "self-inflicted wound in the fight against terrorism" in one of the most stark indictments from within Trump's own party.
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We later see Delaney trying to meet with an American agent by using the code words, "I have a wound in my shoulder," with a doctor at St. Bart's hospital.
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Walter White insists he's helping his family by cooking meth, but once he starts, he opens up a wound in his soul that requires more and more affirmation and worship.
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Plastic surgeons often close a wound in three different layers, adds Dr. Maman, which increases the total number of stitches used but may not mean it's a more serious injury.
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The suspect was identified by police as Malik Chavis, 23, who died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound in an apartment at a Bronx housing project Thursday night, officials said.
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Corey Ballentine, 23, suffered a non-life-threatening gunshot wound in the incident, which occurred just hours after the Washburn University senior was selected in the NFL draft Saturday evening.
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Three years ago the chief investigator into the case was found dead with a bullet wound in the head hours before he was due to explain his findings to parliament.
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Directly across from me, in one of the corridors where I waited, a young African-American woman was lying on a gurney with a gunshot wound in her bared abdomen.
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By day's end, the woman, a Florida high school student identified as Sol Pais, was discovered dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound in the mountains west of Denver.
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He has a nose for every wound in the body politic and day after day he sticks a red-hot poker in one wound or another and rips it open.
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In New York, a man was found dead from a gunshot wound in an apartment in the Bronx, in what the police said was the city's first murder of 2020.
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Dear Diary: A thin woman in a thin cotton dress is sitting with her legs crossed and wound in a way that looks like one of my favorite yoga poses.
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In 1989, fishermen found the body of William (The Wild Guy) Grasso, the Patriarca state boss from New Haven, dead of a gunshot wound in weeds near the Connecticut River.
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Dear Diary: A thin woman in a thin cotton dress is sitting with her legs crossed and wound in a way that looks like one of my favorite yoga poses.
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When 24-year-old Michelle O'Connell of St. Augustine, Florida died of a fatal gunshot wound in 2010, police and investigators from multiple law enforcement agencies said it was a suicide.
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Police learned that the car belonged to 65-year-old Frank Macomber, who was later found dead of a gunshot wound in Fort Wayne, Indiana, Allen County officials previously told PEOPLE.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - A prominent American investigator of the illegal ivory and rhino horn trade has been found dead in his Nairobi home with a stab wound in his neck, media reported.
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But it's not very common to pass diseases through urine, and you'd have to get contaminated pee in your face or in an open wound in order for that to happen.
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It included billowing gowns for a modern princess in striped Pepto-Bismol pink and violet, caped, buttoned and decorated by bejeweled gold bows that were also wound in the models' hair.
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A border agent responded by slamming him against a wall and kicking him so hard in the ankles that it reopened a surgical wound in his lower leg, the lawsuit said.
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One of them was Loay Fathy, who, after the controlled detonation in Salahiya and the suicide car in Shaymaa, had suffered his third serious head wound in just over a month.
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"He just came in back of me and hit me," Stefany Coboz told local KNBC-TV, displaying a stitched and bandaged wound in her neck that she said would leave permanent scarring.
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Authorities found her son, Hudson, dead from an apparent gunshot wound in the bathroom floor, while Pettibone, 26, was found with stab wounds on her neck from an alleged suicide attempt, AZFamily.
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According to the St. Louis County Police Department, officers found 29-year-old Darren Seals's body with a gunshot wound in a charred car in Riverside, a suburb of St. Louis, Missouri.
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The Washington Post reported that Smiley, commander of the NATO-led Resolute Support training and advisory mission in southern Afghanistan, was recovering after suffering at least one gunshot wound in the attack.
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" Kjetil Røed, a critic for Norwegian newspaper Aftenposten, has been one of the people mobilizing sentiment against "Memory Wound"; in an article published last year, he called it a "state undemocratic memorial.
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Authorities said the location Smith gave police for disposing of her remains matched the wooded site north of Anchorage where Alaska state troopers recovered her skull with a gunshot wound in April.
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All was going according to plan when Marco Rubio, once Cruz's chief rival for the anti-Trump mantle, exited the race shortly after suffering a fatal wound in Florida on Tuesday evening.
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Then he asked them if they remembered the story of Ms. Millan, who was found on Iron Horse Boulevard in Simsbury with a single stab wound in her chest around 8 p.m.
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When deputies arrived at the camp site, which Mr. Gaines said is plainly visible from Las Virgenes Road, they found Mr. Beaudette with at least one gunshot wound in his upper torso.
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The body of Miguel Blesa, former head of the ill-fated Madrid-based savings bank Caja Madrid, had a shotgun wound in the chest, said the relative, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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The superstar brought each a sunflower and a teddy bear, according to Lauren Thorpe, whose eight-year-old daughter, Lily, suffered a shrapnel wound in her back as a result of the bombing.
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Sins of the past and weird science have shredded up a wound in reality, and it's taking out its frustration on five dopey kids with all their own young baggage to deal with.
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He lies in her lap; they run around the stage with his waist wound in her arm; and in one phrase, he tenderly pushes her backward with his head aimed at her stomach.
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The teen had initially said her parents were fighting when she heard a gunshot that prompted her to go upstairs, where she found her mother dead from a gunshot wound in the bedroom.
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In 2001, his daughter called 911 to their home in California, where paramedics found Dr. Koller's wife unconscious and him semiconscious with a fresh puncture wound in his arm, according to regulatory records.
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Eliton, who was leading the race to become the town's mayor, was rushed to hospital for surgery to a shot wound in the stomach and his condition was not known, his press aides said.
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Caleb was placed in two sets of handcuffs—"to make it more comfortable for [him]"—before the cops spoke to Daniel, who was cleaning the blood off his stab wound in the motel bathroom.
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TMZ Sports has confirmed 22-year-old Keiosha Moore was shot just a few miles from Downtown Baltimore sometime Monday evening ... and walked to a nearby hospital with a bullet wound in her chest.
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Anyway, after the Kingdom army saved him by sacrificing themselves as human shields at the end of last week, Ezekiel woke with a gunshot wound in his leg and his people in literal pieces.
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In a later episode, Kabilyo seduces a Palestinian doctor, played by Laëtitia Eïdo, in order to get closer to a terrorist who is recovering from a gunshot wound in the hospital where she works.
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A state-appointed jury picked the project by Swedish artist Jonas Dahlberg in 2014, seeing it as "a symbolic wound" in the landscape that "reflected the abrupt and permanent loss of those who died".
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On October 25, Kennedy is releasing his debut solo EP, Open Wound In a Pool of Sharks, on Sweat Equity, a New York label that's become a sort of incubator for local club producers.
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He was the frontiersman who faced down a grizzly, the Rough Rider who fought in the Spanish-American War, the presidential candidate who made a speech with a fresh bullet wound in his chest.
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Inspector Michael Ameri was found dead inside his vehicle with an "apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound" in Babylon, a town on Long Island in New York, according to a statement from the city's police department.
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"They are not forming an independent state, they are opening a wound in the region to twist the knife in," Erdogan told members of his ruling AK Party in the eastern Turkish city of Erzurum.
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The Catalan question remains an open wound in Spanish politics, one that's particularly acute during these elections because 230 separatist Catalonian leaders are currently on trial for rebellion, a televised affair that's captivating the country.
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The students' disappearance from the southern city of Iguala in September 2014 remains an open wound in Mexico, evidence of the country's failure to protect its citizens and impunity within a corrupt criminal justice system.
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"I guess this is some kind of fanatic who has an allergy to independence," said her husband, Lluis Sallavona Rovira, 77, a retired electronic technician, who sought medical attention for a wound in his back.
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In 1979, a 17-year-old Connecticut boy was found dead, of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, in the house Ms. Pallenberg shared with Mr. Richards in South Salem, N.Y., a wealthy Westchester County suburb.
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The illusion of simultaneous intermingling and fragmentation is underscored by the black, gaping wound in the soldier's side, near the center of the composition, where his broken left arm appears to rupture the body from within.
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While Norton, 22, cleaned his unbandaged wound in their bathroom, the NFL star spoke out about his mentality in the weeks following the crash and how he has adjusted to his new life with one arm.
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"CG effects such as the haze applied over the wound in the character of Björk's chest and the movement of the tendrils on her arms can also be applied using Unity in real time," says Sanchez.
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In his account, as reported by his lawyers, he was still recovering from what the C.I.A. had described as a large wound in his thigh, and he tried to balance his weight on the other leg.
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Little person porn star Bridget Powers -- who goes by "Bridget the Midget" in her movies -- got in a nasty fight that ended with her in handcuffs and her BF with a stab wound ... in the leg.
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"Their twin failure—first, the misreading of the intended meaning of the Second Amendment, and second, the failure to respect settled precedent—represents the worst self-inflicted wound in the Court's history," he wrote earlier this year.
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For example, on June 15, 2018, just days after the deaths of Spade and Bourdain, Vietnam-era veteran Michael Douglas, 69, died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound in the parking lot of the Leavenworth VA hospital.
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She sat in a migrant shelter here with her 29-year-old son, who nursed a gunshot wound in his left cheek — the work, mother and son say, of a Honduran faction of the MS-53 gang.
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What happens next is a worst-case scenario in which she ends up with a bullet wound in her leg, the officer ends up lying dead in the snow and the two end up fugitives from justice.
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The Realist's most famous article was one Mr. Krassner wrote portraying Lyndon B. Johnson as sexually penetrating a bullet wound in John F. Kennedy's neck while accompanying the assassinated president's body back to Washington on Air Force One.
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The Realist's most famous article was one Mr. Krassner wrote portraying Lyndon B. Johnson as sexually penetrating a bullet wound in John F. Kennedy's neck while accompanying the assassinated president's body back to Washington on Air Force One.
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LOS ANGELES – "I just shot at a cop," the man with the gun and blood dripping from a bullet wound in his left arm told one of dozens of people he&aposd taken hostage inside a Los Angeles supermarket.
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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: 16 dead, 233 injuredAround 17 AM, police responding to multiple reports of gunshots in a residential area found a man with a non-life-threatening bullet wound in his arm on the street and sent him to the hospital.
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"We cannot live with this open wound in the midst of our nation's capital, a dump where human beings put their lives at risk seeking a livelihood in an undignified way," the governor said at the opening of the new landfill.
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But in 1961, Rebennack — who'd been hanging out with rough company while developing a cult reputation in Crescent City recording studios, nightclubs and strip joints — took a bullet wound in one of his fingers while interceding in a bar fight.
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Las Vegas Sheriff Joseph Lombardo said Paddock was found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound in his room, from which he had fired on the concert crowd of more than 22,000 outside on the ground about 400 yards away.
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Photo: Universal StudiosWhen the group of reporters and Universal engineers walked through a side door during the tour, we could see the curling rails of the rollercoaster that was tightly wound in a space about the size of a ballroom.
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Keffler—aka Miss Washington USA, aka Seattle Mist Lingerie Football player—was hanging out with Seattle Sounder Marco Pappa last month and then Pappa was rushed to the hospital with a stab wound in his abdomen after a 911 call.
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Back at the scene, authorities discovered a bloodied Mohammed at the wheel of a vehicle with a stab wound in his back, having crashed his car into the house as he was attempting to flee, according to the Express-News.
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As I said, I held a cloth over the wound to stop the bleeding as Brad was getting some kind of scissors device to cut through the pants to try to have better access to Steve Scalise's wound in his hip.
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NEW YORK – A 2-year-old Long Island boy and the father suspected of abducting him during a bitter custody fight are believed to be dead in Virginia, each with a gunshot wound in an apparent murder-suicide, police said Wednesday.
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So while Donald Trump's immigration speech may have torn "a painful new wound in Mr. Trump's relationship with the Republican National Committee," it was cheered by what I would submit is truly "his most important remaining political alliance" — the voters.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A 17-year-old boy has died after he was found with a gunshot wound in south London, police said on Sunday, the latest killing in the British capital which has suffered a spike in knife crime this year.
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Nadine Hernandez, the Los Angeles Police Department detective who was involved in the investigation into rape charges against Derrick Rose filed in connection with a civil suit in L.A., was found dead of a gunshot wound in a home in Whittier.
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The National Theater in Kampala has refused to stage a one-act play the student Ngugi has written — "The Wound in the Heart" — because the story features the rape of a Mau Mau rebel's wife by a white district officer.
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" Speaking at the rally in Washington, Trevon Bosley, a 19-year-old Chicago resident whose older brother Terrell died of a gunshot wound in 2006, said, "We deserve the right to have a life without fear of being gunned down.
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A police spokesperson tells us ... officers responded to an apartment just before midnight and found James with a gunshot wound "in the chest area" after he had allegedly been handling a firearm with another man when it accidentally went off.
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A white supremacist arrives at the emergency room with a life-threatening bullet wound in his abdomen and states he would rather die than be operated upon by a nonwhite or non-Christian surgeon because his "reputation" is at stake. 9.
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Evil Cooper, for instance, survived his gunshot wound in "Part 8" (possibly thanks to his extra-dimensional help), and in "Part 9" he makes his way back to Chantal (Jennifer Jason Leigh) and Hutch, an Evil Cooper devotee played by Tim Roth.
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"Due to unjointed laws and basic incompetence of the government, the US has suffered a self-inflicted wound in the murder of our daughter by the hand of a person that should have never been on the streets in this country," he said.
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Upon arrival, they found Austin Smith, 27, dead of an apparent gunshot wound in the driveway of the home, just feet from his pickup truck, trailer and four-wheeler, which were parked at the end of the driveway, the sheriff's office says.
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We started giving him some liquids, putting -- I put pressure on his wound in his hip, and Brad Wenstrup, a congressman from Ohio, Cincinnati, fortunately a physician, he started doing what you need to do to try to minimize the blood loss.
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According to the St. Louis police Mary Jo Trokey, 32, was found dead from a gunshot wound in her St. Louis home near her 33-year-old husband, Matthew, and their 3-month-old daughter, Taylor Rose, St. Louis police announced Friday.
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Because it was so cold out, I didn't have the patience to sit there and get this plastic tap into the tree, so I rushed it and ended up gashing a huge wound in Rainbow Birch, the tree I loved so much.
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"Voters need people who have the political courage to stand up for their values and not just bend to the will of the party," said Mr. Friese, who entered politics after treating Representative Gabrielle Giffords for a near-fatal gunshot wound in 2011.
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A 230-year-old boy suffered a graze wound in the attack, but was treated at the hospital and then released; a 2000-year-old male victim who was shot is in stable condition but needed surgery, according to the prosecutor's office.
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The fact that the attack happened at a military parade to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the eight-year war with Iraq that killed as many as half a million troops strikes a deep wound in the pride of the Iranian state.
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On Monday morning, the 23-year-old Chattanooga man was found dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound in Mississippi where he was believed to be on the run after being sought as a suspect in the double homicide in Tennessee, authorities said.
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When 24-year-old Michelle O'Connell died of a gunshot wound in St. Augustine, Florida, in September 2010, one thing was certain: The shot that killed her was fired from a service weapon belonging to her boyfriend, St. Johns County sheriff's deputy Jeremy Banks.
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When police found Paddock dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound in his room on the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Hotel and Casino—from which he allegedly mounted the mass shooting—he had a piece of Danley's identification on him, according to NBC.
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ORLANDO, Florida (Reuters) - A convicted felon found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound in his Orlando, Florida apartment alongside the bodies of four children after a standoff in which he shot a police officer had stockpiled an arsenal of guns, police said on Tuesday.
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A trade war triggered by safeguard tariffs would open a new wound in the global trading system, because it would unravel almost a quarter of a century of discipline and dethrone the WTO as the arbiter of global trade and a check on protectionism.
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But what had been agreed on also reflected an old, unhealed wound in Colombia: the division between the conservative and liberal elites over issues including the lack of agrarian reform, the shortcomings of Colombian democracy, the unsuccessful war on drugs and rampant impunity for crimes.
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Inside, Cliff is busy bashing the last Manson girl standing's head into every hard surface imaginable — I know she tried to kill him but this kind of violence against a woman truly is shocking, and difficult to watch — before collapsing from a knife wound in his hip.
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Glenna was found in their home with a head wound in what prosecutors said was a suicide attempt, according to the AP. Martin's ex-wife, Christina Keller, told the AP that after Martin's murder, the pet parrot, Bud, repeated, "don't f—ing shoot" in his voice.
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Sheriff Lombardo said Stephen Paddock was found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound in his room on the 2601nd floor of the Mandalay Bay Resort, from which he had fired on a concert crowd of more than 22,000 outside on the ground about 1,200 feet away.
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The body of an activist from St. Louis who led protests about the fatal police shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Mo., in 2014 was found with a gunshot wound in the charred remains of a vehicle on Tuesday morning, according to the police and news accounts.
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But now a combination of the historical bonds, the scale of the destruction and a sense that the American government is not mobilizing anywhere near enough to match the calamity that has befallen its own citizens has gouged a particularly deep wound in the Puerto Rican diaspora.
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My name is Jemmalynn Claster-Strakfort, of Boise, and I couldn't love Donald any more if he were my own adored first husband, Marcus, who passed away all those years ago from a mysterious gunshot wound in our bedroom on the eve of our first anniversary.
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Is class an open wound in American life, evident in Bernie Sanders's denunciations of "the billionaire class" and Donald Trump's images of "American carnage," or is it the country's secret shame, constantly shuffled aside with reassurances that poor Americans are simply "temporarily embarrassed millionaires," as John Steinbeck put it?
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The May 30 Art Amerindien, Art Precolombien, Afrique et Oceanie sale, organized by EVE (Estimations Ventes aux Enchères) auction house at Drouot Richelieu, is the latest wound in the ongoing battle to repatriate spiritual objects, many of which were lost during the forcible relocation and assimilation of indigenous people.
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DENVER (Reuters) - An 18-year-old Florida woman infatuated with the Columbine massacre was found dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound in Colorado on Wednesday after she touched off an extensive manhunt by making a "pilgrimage" to the state days before the 20th anniversary of the 1999 school shooting.
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And while Sharp Objects started out being full of literal sharp objects, in the forms of knives, pins, needles, and possibly even the venom of one prominent spider, as the series has gone on, we've seen less of those and more of the kinds of weapons that wound in different ways.
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" January 29, on Trump's travel ban: "It is clear from the confusion at our airports across the nation that President Trump's executive order was not properly vetted... Such a hasty process risks harmful results... Ultimately, we fear this executive order will become a self-inflicted wound in the fight against terrorism.
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Publius Servilius CASCA (84 B.C. — 42 B.C.) is best known to crossword puzzle solvers and lovers of Shakespeare's plays as one of the assassins of Julius Caesar, but who really was the man who made the first wound in Caesar's neck on that fateful Ides of March in 44 B.C.?
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But here's the thing: If such a particle existed, and given how much dark matter we expect there to be in the universe, such a particle should at some point have caused an unexplained gunshot-like wound in a human being, according to the paper published on the arXiv physics preprint server.
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Iman Shumpert loses Curry on a gamble, and so the Warriors point guard dashes toward the paint on a fast break looking a little wounded, either as the result of the actual wound in his knee or from the complete psychic destruction LeBron wrought the last time these two met at the rim.
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And this morning, on April 20, 2018, hours before thousands of students across the country planned to march out of class as part of the second nationwide school walkout spurred by the shooting in Parkland, another shooting occurred at Forest High School in Ocala, Florida, leaving one student with a bullet wound in the ankle.
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Their experiments showed that the best way to treat a sting from a man o' war is to rinse the wound with vinegar to remove any residual stingers or bits of tentacle left on the skin, and then immerse the wound in hot water—ideally at a temperature of 113 degrees F (45 degrees C)—for 45 minutes.
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But at night he would wake in a sudden stab of pain, her knee jabbing into his old war wound in what she pretended were the throes of a nightmare, and he who had been the master would allow this transgression—a brief reproach before jerking the knee away carelessly like an errant bale of cotton fallen into his path.
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The open-coffin photographs of the mutilated body of Emmett Till, the teenager who was lynched by two white men in Mississippi in 1955, served as a catalyst for the civil rights movement and have remained an open wound in American society since they were first published in Jet magazine and The Chicago Defender at the urging of Till's mother.
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Directed by Greg McLean (whose 2005 film, "Wolf Creek," had a similar morbid interest in bullying its audience) from a script by James Gunn (currently relegated to delighting adolescents of all ages with the "Guardians of the Galaxy" franchise), the movie might have been better served by a director not hellbent on rubbing pretty much every head wound in the viewer's face.
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A black woman and young girl wear the hoop skirts of their oppressors, and at the head of the parade, another young black woman, wearing a grass skirt, shoots like a cannonball into the sky, rocketing out of a drum major's big bass drum and nearly decapitating him in the process, with a musical note fluting from the deep, open wound in his neck.
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He hammered Trump over a reportedly contentious phone call with Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, called Trump's travel ban a "self-inflicted wound in the fight against terror," and said the President's first major military decision -- a raid in Yemen that, in addition to killing more than a dozen al Qaeda fighters, left a US Navy SEAL, and 8-year-old girl and nearly two dozen civilians dead -- couldn't be qualified as a success.
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Nineteen days after the shooting in Parkland and one day after the shooting at Texas State University, high school students at Kingston High School in Cadet, Missouri, an unincorporated community in eastern Washington County, Missouri, were sent home early from school after a 220-year-old male student was found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound in a school restroom shared by the Kingston junior high school and the high school.
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