"They bandaged him up and whisked him away," he said.
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Kelly refused to elaborate on why his fingers are bandaged.
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Keep wounds clean, dry, and bandaged until they are healed.
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They took her, frail and bandaged, to her aunt's home.
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Nolan's right hand was still bandaged as she received her medal.
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He's bandaged from his neck down to his fingertips and toes.
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Paramedics bandaged him on the scene and he was not hospitalized.
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We see bloody shirts and bandaged heads but they're singing loudly.
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Dozens of smaller branches, many also bandaged, balance in a corner.
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For a week, he lay bandaged up with no sign of activity.
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In the trailer, Leila creepily hangs — with bandaged wrists — in Christian's kitchen.
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Troops bandaged the wound and rushed him off in an armored vehicle.
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Check out the heavily bandaged thumb of the soldier at far right.
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PS – Ed isn't typing this as he has both arms casted/bandaged.
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For American, reach for Bleu Mont Bandaged Cheddar; for English, try Montgomery's.
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When she lifts her thin gown she finds her lower half bandaged.
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Her eyes, once so striking, are bandaged up – Marianne took her sight.
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She attended service with a bandaged eye and an arm in a sling.
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Photographs on social media have shown some of the detainees bruised and bandaged.
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After just a day in the hospital, Sam came home, all bandaged up.
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I had also become licensed as an EMT, and I bandaged her feet.
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A bloody gash on one of his massive forearms had just been bandaged.
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They bandaged him up and whisked him away before the ambulance came here.
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The EMTs bandaged her leg and then took her away in a wheelchair.
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Something bad happened, because he posted this pic showing a bandaged left hand.
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She was lying in a gutter, her arm and chin bandaged from burns.
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He went to him and bandaged his wounds, pouring on oil and wine.
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His left hand was splinted and bandaged; long metal pins protruded from it.
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Another bandaged, dust-covered patient follows holding what looks like his own IV drip.
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Children in wheelchairs watch while babies scream as they are bandaged or given injections.
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His right arm is heavily bandaged, and he's refused painkillers to maintain his focus.
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His chest is bandaged up and some people report seeing blood seep from it.
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"Everyone acts like this is the first time I've been bandaged up," Woods said.
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Fascinated by Mr. Gerber's heightened sense of hearing, Mr. Pilafian bandaged his own eyes.
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Slats are missing; some of the supports seem to have been broken and bandaged.
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No one was hurt though many people on the streets already have bandaged wounds.
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A corpsman cleaned and bandaged Siatta's face, and they hiked back to their outpost.
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He later tweeted a video from hospital with a bandaged face and clutching his violin.
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Loyd -- who reportedly had a fractured eye socket -- entered the courtroom with a bandaged head.
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One girl had a bandaged arm with blood seeping out where she had self-harmed.
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Bruised and bandaged survivors wandered around while the more seriously injured were evacuated to hospitals.
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Aden also begins dressing as a boy, with a crewcut and her breasts tightly bandaged.
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The little girl in bed with her head bandaged looks face-on at the camera.
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But, according to Carlson, they just bandaged Sapp up, and he got back to lobstering.
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A young child could be seen dangling a bandaged hand out of a bus window.
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Then, pressure is applied to prevent bleeding, and the sites are bandaged to prevent infection.
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"The Bandaged Place" initially seemed "overtly traditional," said David Bar Katz, the foundation's executive director.
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Their anchorman appeared on air with his hands bandaged from injuries he had just suffered.
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Unable to stand up straight, Chow walked with a slow limp, his torso heavily bandaged.
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His right hand is bandaged, but he's giving the "thumbs up" sign with his left.
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He shook his bandaged head, still recovering from a painful skin graft from his thigh.
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Beverly, who had his non-shooting hand bandaged, drained a 3-pointer on his first attempt.
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Doctors bandaged it up to make sure it wouldn't spread to other areas of her body.
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I'm all bandaged up so it's hard to say for sure, but they look too small.
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"If they have suffered harm, the wounds of all civilians will be bandaged," he told Reuters.
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WABC22017 correspondent N. J. Burkett tweeted photos of Guerrero's bitten and bandaged arm following the attack.
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Across the world, Anne Poor sketched bandaged men being lifted into planes on a Pacific airfield.
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A picture of her best friend bandaged in a hospital bed after a seizure last year.
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The day after the crash, bandaged like a bejeweled mummy, Offset was back in the studio.
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"It has color now," he said of his hand, which was bandaged with postal packing tape.
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"Bandaged Grid #1," the most recent painting in the show, is going in this latter direction.
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Largely bedridden, her eyes bandaged, she was forbidden to laugh, cry or even move her head.
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"Their snipers are so good," said one, holding up a bandaged hand to make his point.
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They go to the quarry, although Cassie has a bandaged arm that prevents her from swimming.
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The camera pans to equally ecstatic Dr. Cassidy Cascade (Lautner), pushing a bandaged patient on a stretcher.
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Russakow was adamant that it couldn't, but my bandaged and splinted finger has left me with doubts.
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Prince Philip is sporting a bandaged hand during a Sunday outing on Queen Elizabeth II's Sandringham Estate.
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But he is recovering -- in the infant intensive care unit, on his stomach with his head bandaged.
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This time we see Cora, whose head is bandaged, nearly passed out and hiding under a bed.
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The Wolverine star took to Instagram on Monday to share a bandaged post-op photo of himself.
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Embiid was injured in the fourth quarter and left the arena with his hand iced and bandaged.
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Jeremy says he'll be bandaged up for a couple more weeks -- so whatever happened was pretty bad.
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The wreck was so bad Offset had to go to the hospital where his hand was bandaged.
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Mary and Henry have a perfectly pleasant, uneventful wedding, and even a bandaged Thomas is in attendance.
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He had been photographed earlier in hospital with his left hand bandaged and escorted by police officers.
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The litany of justices going bandaged into June, traditionally the last month of the session, is anecdotal.
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The soldiers, one of whom has his arm in a sling and his head bandaged, appear exhausted.
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At the entrance of the Velodrome, excited English fans with blood stains and bandaged heads sing loudly.
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For my Halloween Half-Time show, I present to you Ellie Goulding holding a bandaged teddy bear.
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"This right here is good," she said, touching her arm, bandaged where the rod had been inserted.
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Both skaters completed their long programs, although Hanyu skated with his head bandaged and fell five times.
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As he left the emergency room in a wheelchair, his neck bandaged, fellow officers erupted in applause.
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It seemed as if every piece of him had been bandaged and stapled and pushed into place.
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Alan Pulido missing: Mexican authorities search for kidnapped soccer star Pulido's right hand was bandaged in the video.
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I know some trainers here never bandaged a horse and they got horses outrun the word of God.
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Ostapenko, playing with a heavily bandaged thigh, dominated the second set but was unable to sustain her level.
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He charms the policeman guarding his brother's hospital room, and wheels his bandaged body out of the door.
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Grande also shared Davidson's post-op recovery on social media with videos of herself kissing his bandaged head.
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Horton, 20, posted a photo on Instagram on Thursday showing his bandaged chest after getting the mole removed.
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On Sunday morning, the actress, 30, shared a video of her bandaged hand and explained what had happened.
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The 28-year-old ex-UCLA star went to the hospital where he got stitched up and bandaged.
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Checked my equipment, bandaged feet, iced knees, and attempted to get a minimum of eight hours of sleep.
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One boy, about 10 years old and badly burned in the blast, was bandaged from the waist down.
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His wrists are still bandaged, which tells us as much about him as any of the dialogue does.
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In that time, Frank has taken out a blade hidden inside his bandaged arm and cut himself free.
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Other members of Sharukhan's group showed bandaged limbs which they said were also caused by Croatian police brutality.
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Its patched surface is similar to one of the heads in the 1940 painting, which almost seems bandaged.
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After receiving medical treatment on the course, Cavendish crossed the finish line with a bloodied and bandaged hand.
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For the rest of the trip, she had a bandaged leg and refused to go near the water.
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He was significantly injured in a car crash that killed his parents, and half of his face is bandaged.
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Pablo Picasso once took in an injured owl, bandaged its claw, and gave it a home in his kitchen.
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Here, the good guy studies so hard to be number one that his writing hand is bandaged and bloody.
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Vanessa Lachey had to be bandaged up by partner Maksim Chmerkovskiy on Friday after injuring her toe during rehearsal.
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Survivors wandered around with bruised limbs and bandaged cuts, while those with more serious injuries were evacuated to hospitals.
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I look down at my chest and I know that it's bandaged up tightly, but it looks so small.
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Doe said her boss described his adult circumcision surgery to her and showed her photos of his bandaged penis.
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"The next time we went, she had her leg bandaged because she had had a tibia fracture," said Haney .
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They told me my child was taken to the hospital in DroDro… when I found her she was bandaged.
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Sharing a picture of a bandaged eye, she said she now had to get "a very cool Scary eye patch".
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"We're getting to the bottom of this thing today!" she captioned a photo of her son with his bandaged arm.
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A man with his head bandaged (right) lies on the pavement after being mugged on Sixth Avenue near 57th Street.
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Didn't care about the elders, the babies, the men and women half bandaged, their skin blistering and their breaths shortened.
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Karnowski cut his right arm diving for a loose ball but continued playing after his arm was bandaged and wrapped.
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"GIAW music video and my wisdom teeth are out now," the comic quipped, captioning a photo of his bandaged jaw.
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One bandaged claw and unseemly medical bill later, you are without an intact hand or a slice of avocado toast.
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"I bandaged everyone's wounds as best I could," Corporal Thatcher told the military authorities in a report a month later.
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Mangeat said last month that he met Karimova and found her suffering from high blood pressure and a bandaged leg.
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Only when Mr. Abaaoud saw him bleeding did he relent, driving his student to a nearby clinic to be bandaged.
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Kris excitedly posted a shot of Chrissy Teigen's new cookbook, but included her heavily bandaged right hand in the pic.
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She took her bandaged hand to Sultanbeyli, met with the mayor and helped move a family into a new home.
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He wrapped his bandaged hands around a jet, flying it from some imaginary place, landing the aircraft on his forehead.
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A bandaged eye is now so common among people protesting inequality in Chile that it has become a rallying symbol.
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After removing all of the dead skin and blisters, doctors applied a variety of creams and ointments and bandaged Childress's burns.
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"Freya has been sewn, bolted, drilled and bandaged back together," the family wrote in their first blog post after the incident.
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"Got caught in the soft snow today and crashed pretty hard," she captioned a photo of her puppy and bandaged knee.
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On his Twitter account Kovacevic posted a photo which showed his head bandaged and face covered in cuts and bruises. twitter.
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Pictures and videos shared with the Thomson Reuters Foundation showed them in torn, bloodied clothing with swollen faces and bandaged limbs.
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Both her feet are heavily bandaged from shrapnel wounds incurred in a bombing which she said killed all her male relatives.
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They were wearing cloaks concealing their weapons, said Din, speaking slowly and with effort, as he readjusted his heavily bandaged arm.
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Viewers bear witness as she attempts to break free from the faceless and bandaged attendees who try to restrict her mobility.
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She looks me in the eye for a second, then at my bandaged arm, holding the sheet to my naked body.
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Just six weeks later, his burns bandaged and raw, he was racing again, vying to retain his Formula One world title.
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"She was a pioneer member from our congregation," he said, his left arm in a sling and his right hand bandaged.
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In the caption of a video of himself wiggling his bandaged legs after surgery, he thanked his fans for their support.
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Republicans hated President Obama's injection in 2009 of much-needed financial support for all the bandaged bridges across the fruited plain.
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Instead, they stumble into nearby mosques, their faces bloody, their bodies shaking, to be wiped down and bandaged by sympathetic volunteers.
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The image of a bandaged eye is now so common it has become a rallying symbol for the protesters in Chile.
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He bandaged his wounds and put the man on his own donkey and paid an innkeeper to nurse him to health.
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Sohrabi bandaged the damaged trees at the edge of the blast radius as if they were wounded humans, anthropomorphizing their injuries.
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She appeared on my phone, holding up her small hand with an enormous, bandaged thumb that resembled the Facebook "like" symbol.
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Now, if only we could find out what's happening in season 2 of Riverdale with Cheryl (Madelaine Petsh) and her bandaged mother.
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Simple fixes could have improved the user experience, and more access to Swift, something users were promised, would have bandaged the wound.
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"Bandaged again after having dermabrasion, the final step to fix the now removed basil cell skin cancer," Griffith wrote in the caption.
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With her arm bandaged, the special needs teacher sobbed over the body of her husband, Ido Ben Ari, as mourners looked on.
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When I came to, they placed cotton balls over the injection area, bandaged me up, and sent me on my merry way.
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Left: A bandaged survivor tries to comfort a Japanese baby who was badly burned when the atomic bomb was dropped on Nagasaki.
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Remember that girl today, the same girl inside so many women, full of wounds but bandaged over with silence and a smile.
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All these strangers came and got involved, and they took her to the office and bandaged her up while she was sobbing.
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In "Lazarus," he created a portrait of his dying: convulsing in a hospital bed, his face bandaged, his eyes replaced with buttons.
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After the match, as he tenderly unwrapped the tape from his bandaged hands, Mr. Taylor faced a future he had hardly considered.
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He was seen on surveillance video leaving dressed in a hospital gown and blue socks, with his head bandaged, the sheriff's office said.
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Manafort, who has gout and came to the hearing in a wheelchair with his foot heavily bandaged, had asked the judge for compassion.
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Vista, California (CNN)Rolling up in wheelchairs and walkers, hobbling with bandaged heads and neck braces, hundreds of people who live in Rep.
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Even in the harrowing "Self Portrait with Bandaged Ear" (1889), the redemptive, color-rich background, featuring a Japanese lithograph, materializes alongside the wound.
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Harrison David Rivers has won the 2018 Relentless Award for "The Bandaged Place," a play about an abusive relationship between two gay men.
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Mr. Hemedi told of how he woke to find himself in his neighbor's house, crudely bandaged, the day after his home was hit.
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Finally, the fly is back on young Naoufel's hand, but now it's bandaged from the crash, and he stands before a grave site.
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Mr. Caudeli's nose, ear and wrist are bandaged as a result of burns suffered in the fire, which started while he was asleep.
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According to the autopsy report, Donda walked out of the clinic after 5½ hours of surgery, heavily bandaged, and was prescribed Vicodin for pain.
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She seems unsure how she got there, why her wrists are bandaged, or what the image on the screen in front of her is.
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We're told the unruly fan was eventually escorted out, and Ken got bandaged up backstage before returning to the spotlight to finish his set.
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Then, two months later, the man's chest is wan and bandaged, with protrusions so substantial that they are visible in profile at his neck.
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Mr. Manafort, who has gout and came to the hearing in a wheelchair with his foot heavily bandaged, had asked the judge for compassion.
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NASHVILLE — The young woman, bandaged and shrouded in bedsheets, began to cry when James Shaw Jr. walked into Room No. 26 on Monday morning.
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She'd been a beautiful girl, strong, with a rock climber's dry, cracked hands, one or two of her fingers always bandaged with white tape.
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"They smashed the glass doors and entered inside," he said, heavily bandaged and seated in a wheelchair outside Alshifa hospital late on Sunday night.
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He clutched a single yellow flower in his bandaged hand from a bouquet Gilbert-Kaye had sent him at the weekend before her death.
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She sat on the beds of patients, shook hands with them and touched their bandaged wounds to draw attention to the myth surrounding the condition.
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The officer told the television station it was a "long night," but he was smiling and bandaged up from his injuries as of Wednesday morning.
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Images show Akin Ozturk, a four-star general and former commander of the Turkish air force, had been arrested, his ear bandaged and neck bruised.
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Jake Siebenlist, 18, who appeared in court Monday with a bandaged and swollen right hand, was arrested and charged with criminal mischief for the Dec.
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Only the final scenes of the show and big finale aired live, with Hunt's bandaged foot (he broke his ankle) propped up on a chair.
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Their caretakers bandaged their wounds, swaddled them and laid them in baskets with the only thing that was familiar — the leaves of a eucalyptus tree.
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I got hit only by shrapnel from an enemy mortar round, and after a Navy corpsman bandaged me, I was lifted out with several others.
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Pedroia is dealing with soreness and swelling, and his hand and forearm were bandaged in a splint as he talked to media before Tuesday's game.
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"We just covered him to protect him because police were beating him like a dog," Farzana said, holding her bandaged wrist, hours after the incident.
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Some were composed of a single household item — a dustpan, a hammer — wrapped in copper wire as if thickly bandaged, or armored, or possibly smothered.
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The "Shooter" star is laid up in a hospital bed with his right leg bandaged up -- also looks like he has a cast around his ankle.
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Of course, the last time we saw Durant ... he was leaving an office building in NYC with his leg bandaged and a medical scooter in tow.
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"It's a basal cell carcinoma, everything's fine," he said during an appearance on Live with Kelly in March, when he showed up with a bandaged nose.
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Left: A shell-shocked US Marine has his wounds bandaged during Operation Prairie, a US military sweep of the area just south of the demilitarized zone.
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Ozturk had bandaged ears, bad rope burns and bruising high on his arms, raising suspicions he had been strung up by his arms bound behind him.
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Back in the flashback, June lies in pain, her feet bandaged after her botched escape, as the handmaids drop her pieces of food, one by one.
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"I heard a very loud bang and then I don't remember what happened next," said survivor Wasim Shah, 40, from a hospital bed, his head bandaged.
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The last time Manafort was seen in public he entered court in a wheelchair, with a foot bandaged, apparently suffering from an illness similar to gout.
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Carefully bandaged wounds were ripped open, delegates were in open revolt and one of the first targets of hostility from Sanders backers was Senator Sanders himself.
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Clubgoers described scenes of carnage and pandemonium, with one man who escaped saying he hid under a car and bandaged a wounded stranger with his shirt.
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Then came Game 7 at Madison Square Garden, where the Knicks' injured Willis Reed famously emerged from a courtside tunnel with his right thigh bandaged up.
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He quit when he concluded there was no intention of reform, fleeing Syria with USB drives and paper documents bandaged to his torso under his clothes.
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The lurching bandaged corpse of the past has been replaced with Tom Cruise, an ancient female mummy bent on global destruction, and an extravagant special effects budget.
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The bunker's top floor, closest to the surface, has rows of bunk beds and a sick bay, where mannequins in surgical scrubs preside over bandaged mannequin patients.
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Injured children, bloodied, bandaged and screaming, lay on stretchers as doctors treated them, friends and relatives having carried some of them in their arms to be treated.
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There's the scraggly-bearded, sandy-haired former Navy man, showing off the melanoma scars and blemishes on his forearms and a fresh gash on his bandaged hand.
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We got Jeremy Wednesday at LAX, where his right arm was almost completely bandaged in some sort of sleeve, and a splint was on his left wrist.
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Gance used actual veterans of the fighting in Verdun as extras to play the undead army, many of them bandaged, some amputees, others with horrific facial injuries.
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On Thursday, the momager shared a photo of her copy of Chrissy Teigen's new cookbook, Cravings, as well as Jenner's severely bandaged (but beautifully manicured) right hand.
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In the afternoon, after the anesthesia had worn off, the neurosurgeon came in, removed his wire-frame glasses, and held them up for his bandaged patient to examine.
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Allusions to non-Western cultures pop up, from patterned African masks to abdomen cowrie shells like those on Kongo figures to bandaged bodies that recall Egypt's mummified dead.
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They bandaged up the terrified girl and handed her over to an international aid organization, he said, showing a picture on his cell phone of the distraught child.
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Kendall Taylor shared an Instagram post on Sunday showing the R&B singer laying in a hospital bed with a bandaged arm, but didn't expound on the incident.
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He was last seen in public in a Virginia courtroom in October, with a foot bandaged and using a wheelchair because of a medical condition similar to gout.
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They bandaged the wound and gave him morphine as he gasped in pain, bleeding profusely onto a camp bed laid out in the courtyard of an abandoned home.
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The son of Dutch immigrants, he meets me for lunch with his right hand bandaged from a collision with a wine glass while he was washing the dishes.
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One day in April, when he failed to get out of the way of a stretch of barbed wire being dragged from the fence, she bandaged his wounds.
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As images from the Museum of Fine Arts exhibit show, Ms. Iturbide was most fascinated with plants — cactuses — ailing and bandaged — that revealed the interconnectedness explicitly and symbolically.
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Just weeks after the incident, Friesen shared a photo of herself bandaged but smiling on Instagram and wrote openly about the challenges she had faced since the incident.
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The Saturday Profile ELAZIG, Turkey — "This is my little hero," the surgeon said, showing off a photo of a baby drinking from a bottle, her head heavily bandaged.
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Primly dressed and swathed in mystery like a pre-Code film star, she has bandaged forearms, the relics of a suicide attempt she keeps insisting was an accident.
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Both starting offensive tackles, left tackle Kelvin Beachum and right tackle Chuma Edoga, left the game with injuries, though Beachum later returned with his left ankle heavily bandaged.
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It resembles a rock with an X-shape made of tape; it could also be the bandaged head of a corpse laid out and waiting for its coffin.
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From sitting in the car on the way to the hospital to being bandaged up post-op, she gives her followers extremely personal updates on an almost daily basis.
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Then 15 years old, she walked out from the bathroom with blood dripping down her arms, and after about 10 minutes, Coleman said, staff took her to get bandaged.
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In it, a protagonist travels through a dark passageway before emerging into a room where a bandaged figure, a clone of himself, and a duckman sit on a couch.
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If you've been patiently (or not so patiently) hanging onto your cracked, broken, and bandaged iPhone, just waiting for a new model to come out, time is almost up.
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Kumamon was depicted leading the rescue efforts, his head bandaged, lifting stones to rebuild the tumbled walls of Kumamoto Castle, propping up tottering foundations, enfolding children in his arms.
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The Wolverine star, 48, once again took to Instagram on Monday to share a bandaged post-op photo of himself after being treated for skin cancer on his nose.
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Bandaged women in striped robes passed by, guided by nurses who waved at Xu. The nurses were all notably good-looking, and Xu confided that she'd had several procedures.
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The blaring Bizet, extolling love as "the child of the bohemian," and the bandaged trees, recalling mutilated soldiers, suggest joys and pains that have no place in Hudson Yards.
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We may love female monsters — the bandaged villain in the new "The Mummy" is one — and we're fascinated by true-life horror stories of women who commit ghastly crimes.
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As Blake left the field, he acknowledged the cheering fans with a wave of his left hand, then later emerged for the medal ceremony with his right hand bandaged.
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The eject button is pushed, someone thumps the top of a static-filled TV screen, and then, from the tape-slot of a VCR, a pair of bandaged hands emerge.
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Reuters photos showed bandaged people waiting at a medical point in the town of Douma, some of them with blood streaming down their faces and their skin caked in dust.
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Ellen says Korryn was unable to go to the dance because she did not want to risk any infection — and she was not comfortable attending with a fully bandaged face.
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While Smith cleaned and bandaged Melvin's foot, his colleagues called the local fire department and arranged for an ambulance to transport Sawyer to the nearest hospital some 30 miles away.
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I was bandaged up tightly and rocking a cool new accessory: a pair of tubes designed to drain any remaining gunk out until the bandages were removed two days later.
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After going to the hospital to have his burns bandaged and his lungs checked, Jack ended up suffering catastrophic cardiac arrest due to all of the smoke he had inhaled.
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With one tape-bandaged hand lodged in that chalk-dusted crack in Utah, a climber rests a cheek on the sandstone as she holds herself several meters above the ground.
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Dispatch From Anatolia ON HIGHWAY E-5, Turkey — Next to a busy road in an uncelebrated part of northern Anatolia, Aykut Erdogdu, a Turkish lawmaker, nursed his bandaged, blistered foot.
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" None of that explains the last moment of the trailer, in which the always-creepy Cheryl (Madelaine Petsch), comforts her bandaged mother, "Things are going to be different now Mommy. Better.
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"Those guys are gangsters," said one of the injured workers, 21-year-old Thae Nu Khaing, as trickles of blood ran down her forehead, one leg bandaged in a plaster cast.
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Ms. Monzur, her eyes swollen shut and nose bandaged, described the attack in a television news interview from her hospital bed, the first of several that received international news media coverage.
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Hoping the injury was just a sprain, and worried about coronavirus exposure at a doctor's office, Mukhopadhyay bandaged it herself and waited six hours before finally taking him to the pediatrician.
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I used my arsenal of defunct verbs & broke into a library of second chances, the E.R. Where they bandaged my head, even as the black words kept seeping through, like this.
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The bar is also a time capsule of a more squalorous Times Square; it has cracked black and white checkered floors, and its green vinyl couches are bandaged up with tape.
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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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"And then the rest of it became about protecting her body," said Ms. Beavan, who bandaged her breasts flat, and used that bandaging as a motif for the rest of her look.
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Preston spent several years documenting the stages of this tree relocation, including surreal rows of uprooted trees — their severed branches bandaged like wounds — and their new homes amid the glass and concrete.
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"I didn't finish the tour, you know, the tour I had bought," said Jostein Nielsen, a wounded Norwegian tourist, as he waited on a stretcher at Istanbul airport, his left leg bandaged.
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"The authorities should have been there to help and protect me, but instead they treated me like a second-class citizen," he captioned a photo of himself bandaged in a hospital bed.
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"They killed some of my colleagues and the neighbors that were there all died," said the father-of-two whose face had been cut and whose hands and legs were heavily bandaged.
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When he briefly joined the rebels himself, he was ambushed by Assad's men and limped home with a bandaged head—all his wife's fault, for gossiping about his sortie to the neighbours.
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Photos on his official Facebook account showed what appeared to be refusal notice issued by the city's Immigration department, together with photos of immigration officials and a man with a bandaged arm.
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Having cut his head he had some impromptu stitches and bandaged it to keep playing but his relentless heading of the ball caused the wound to reopen resulting in the iconic image.
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Mr. Bowers, 46, walked into the courtroom on foot, showing little sign of the injuries he sustained from the shootout that ended the attack on Saturday, besides a heavily bandaged left elbow.
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"Once the papers are tossed and the bloody foot is bandaged, we all smell the sulfur of burning grilled cheese and I remember what I was doing before this all happened," she wrote.
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Aside from showcasing a proliferation of bandaged thumbs and index fingers, most of the clips that he watches involve making a spinning device out of plastic water bottles and black and red wires.
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Graham had not practiced yet this week but is set to attempt to play with a heavily bandaged broken thumb when the Packers return to the field Sunday night against the Minnesota Vikings.
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Needless to say, the drama is enhanced by their refusal to perform being disabled, despite al-Ashqar having lost his legs in a previous Israeli drone attack and the young woman being bandaged.
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Ms. Perr bandaged it, telling her not to swim or immerse herself in water for two weeks and to gently wash the tattoo with unscented soap and maybe apply a little coconut oil.
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The two girls who survived — Marwa, 4, and her cousin Rabia, 7 — writhed in pain on their hospital beds, trying to find a comfortable way to sit or lie with their bandaged stumps.
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"We are cutting short our holiday because I can't walk and we're just not in the mood anymore," said the 26-year-old, sitting on a trolley at the airport with his leg bandaged.
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Playing her first Wimbledon, she employed variety and guile to strand a tiring Williams at the back of court with neat drop shots that the American, her left leg heavily bandaged, would not chase.
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But what set "The Bandaged Place" apart was that it was not political "in the sense of trying to make a statement about homosexual relationships or the dynamics of being homosexual," Mr. Katz said.
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She had come to the synagogue Saturday to honor her mother, who had recently passed away, Goldstein said, standing before a group of reporters a day after the shooting with both of his hands bandaged.
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Queen Elizabeth I gets caught sexting, Leonardo da Vinci uses Photoshop to change his Lady's ermine into a giraffe, and van Gogh is gifted a fancy pair of headphones to cover up his bandaged ear.
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A New York State Police K9 handler bandaged the injured dog to stop bleeding and splinted its leg while other troopers kept the dog warm in a warming blanket and in the truck driver's sweatshirt.
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"Miss Hybrid" shows various women wearing their hijabs but also revealing bleached blonde hair, a bandaged nose (a sign of plastic surgery, which in Iran is a status symbol), fake tans, earbuds or bubble gum.
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Bret: If Trump just wired his mouth shut and bandaged his fingers for the next 10 months to keep him from saying or tweeting something awful, he could just ride the economic numbers to victory.
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Just days after his boob-exposing incident, Ezekiel Elliott jetted out of Dallas and over to Miami ... where he partied in the clubs with Meek Mill ... who appeared bandaged up after his alleged airport fight.
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Comer has an athletic build that comes from years of martial arts and marathon training, not to mention amateur competitive bodybuilding, activities that have taken a toll on her now bandaged 113-something-year-old knees.
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On June 11, Officer Kirsten Koryciak was off duty but working an extra shift patrolling a local Walmart when she spotted a "groggy looking" man with a bandaged arm and an ambulance leaving the superstore's property.
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"First and [foremost] THANK YOU for all your prayers they were heard and Kash is going home today earlier then expected," she captioned the photo of Kash's older brother, KJ, 5, holding his bandaged up hand.
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His drawing of a crumpled bicycle, a bandaged hand and a dying elephant poked fun at the symbols of three parties that fared poorly in the most important vote, in Uttar Pradesh, India's most populous state.
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A Yellow Vest supporter wears a Guy Fawkes mask with a bandaged eye representing those protesters injured by the French police, as he takes part in a "day of strikes" in Bordeaux, France, on Feb. 43.
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With her nose bandaged and dark sunglasses keeping bright light out of her eyes, the star was obviously not feeling her best but managed a big thumbs up in the snap, which she posted on Instagram.
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I slip the Vive on my head as a few CCP representatives help me adjust the straps and the headphones, and it almost feels like a few weights are bandaged onto the top of my skull.
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"I wanted to stay out of the limelight but feel I need to make a statement to clear up some misunderstandings," the video began, with Amanda resting on a couch and showing her injured, bandaged legs.
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The monkeys began gnawing at their deafferented limbs, numb to pain, sometimes biting off fingers or creating large welts that were hastily bandaged or left to fester, according to a detailed report by The Washington Post.
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But a person briefed on the evacuation, and who spoke to Reuters on condition of anonymity, said the soldiers were in fact unharmed and bandaged with fake blood in what he called "a psy-ops stunt".
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The boy's head is heavily bandaged and he hasn't spoken since the incident, but the family would rather treat him at home than take him to a city hospital, fearing he would be detained by police.
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At home, a television show by the popular Ukrainian comedy troupe Evening Kvartal featured a skit in which an actor playing Lutsenko wakes up in a haze at the airport, surrounded by bandaged German border guards.
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Seeing it brought back the sound of rocks clanging against sheet metal, the arc of a Molotov cocktail thrown from a balcony, the bandaged head of a barricade defender who told me he was ready to die.
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At the burn unit at Children's Hospital in Bochum, Germany, doctors offered him constant morphine and bandaged much of his body, but nothing — not even his father's offer to donate his skin — worked to heal his wounds.
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In real life, Little Paul's kidnappers left him on a highway in the pouring rain, a bedraggled teenager in strange clothes and a bandaged head, and he hitchhiked for hours before anyone stopped to pick him up.
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A boy with a heavily bandaged leg wailed in pain, an elderly man wore a splint improvised from strips of cardboard on a broken arm, and some hurt by falling debris still had dried blood on their faces.
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Karimova's Swiss lawyer Gregoire Mangeat has said he found her suffering from high blood pressure and a bandaged leg in June and could not meet Karimova in prison in July because she was taken away in an ambulance.
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If you scrape, cut, or even nick your skin while swimming, it needs to be cleaned and bandaged as soon as possible—not later, not when you get back to the house, not after a few more drinks.
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CARTAGENA, Colombia (Reuters) - Pope Francis, his eye bandaged and blackened after a minor accident in the popemobile, left Colombia on Sunday after appealing to the country to "untie the knots of violence" after a 50-year civil war.
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For example, the text refers at several points to Beckett's bandaged chest and the "scar" from his injury, but never explains that it was the result of a near-fatal knife attack by a Parisian pimp called Prudent.
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A boy with a heavily bandaged leg wailed in pain, an elderly man wore a splint improvised from strips of cardboard on a broken arm, and some hurt by falling debris still had dried blood on their faces.
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By surviving the 112-mile stage, which knocked 12 riders out of the race and left others bloodied and bandaged, Froome, an Englishman, took a big step toward claiming his fourth Tour victory in Paris on July 23.
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Apparently, though, the superhero team-up series didn't want to leave even a moment's doubt before the credits rolled on the finale, revealing a badly bruised and bandaged Matt under the care of a nun in the final scene.
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And Mark Zuckerberg, who promised to connect us all — and that it would all be good — found himself on the cover of Wired magazine, with his face cut, bruised and bandaged, as if he'd been hit by a fastball.
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That dead Marine's squadmates had engaged the sniper in a firefight, shot him a couple of times, patched him up, bandaged him and called for a casualty evacuation to save the life of the man who'd killed their friend.
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"Eye of the Beholder" (Season 2, Episode 6) The story of a bandaged woman worried about her surgery ends with one of the show's most essential big reveals, representative of Serling's assertion that perception can be fluid and subjective.
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The Burmese kickboxing style is basically Muay Thai with headbutts and bandaged hands, and you can readily watch fighters take blows on the top of their head simply because they expect the other man to get the worst of it.
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They remind us just how unnatural our cultural beauty standards are, as well as how consequential: It's easy to write off makeup-obsessed girls as silly, but harder to laugh at a woman's motivations when she's bandaged and bleeding post-op.
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"They bandaged her up, treated her burns and then I was able to take her home that night, and bring her in the next day for them to treat the burns and have them soak the feet," she tells PEOPLE.
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Along with the sentimental Instagram post, Brinkley, 403, also shared the April 18, 1994 issue of PEOPLE, which she was featured on the cover of, showing off her injury from the accident — a bandaged splint on her swollen left wrist.
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With her neck still bandaged from where her alleged attacker stabbed her, Lahtifa Wilson revealed how she pleaded with her sister to hold on after she too was stabbed in the neck at an Oakland BART Station on Sunday night.
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The 24-year-old, back this summer from almost a year off the courts because of a foot injury, was never in trouble as her defensive play derailed the 193th-seeded Keys, who was playing with a heavily bandaged right thigh.
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Sprouse: After I cleaned him up on the bus, I thought we were going to have to do some stitches, but there was nothing that was very deep, thank goodness, so we got him bandaged and to the X-ray truck.
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When he spirits a bandaged patient out of a hospital, believing him to be Nick, we half-admire Connie's initiative, as if he were an untrained Jason Bourne, whereupon he does something so creepy or so callous that we recoil.
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By the end, Djokovic was limping around on a bandaged, bleeding toe to go along with the achy wrist he had brought into the tournament and the tight shoulders that required massage treatment during his semifinal victory over Gaël Monfils.
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There are occasional flashes of lyricism — "a cloud loosely bandaged the waning moon," for instance, a line of perfect description couched in perfect iambic pentameter — but Donoghue's main purpose here is story, story, story, and God bless her for it.
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Back in Calais, 286-year-old Hamid, from Iran, said he was in France alone but had a brother in the UK. Holding out his bandaged arm, he said he was beaten up two days ago by a policeman in the Jungle.
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Del Potro, a semi-finalist in 2013, immediately broke back after a slip by Paire and fears he might have hurt his heavily bandaged left knee, but the Frenchman resumed and saw the set through to the tiebreak, but lost it 7-4.
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In the warehouse, Dawood Khan, a 26-year-old waiter from Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, shows a bandaged hand he says was fractured when he and 12 others were pushed back while trying to illegally cross the Hungarian border two days earlier.
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"The first red flag for me was when I saw the cut, when I saw his hand all bandaged up, especially since it's the day after your ex-wife was found dead," says Shipp, whose memoir, The Heart Behind the Badge, debuted May 1.
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Bellew returned in kind with a low blow in the 10th round as Haye's now-bandaged lower leg hampered his ring generalship further—so much so, Haye almost fell over in throwing a punch following another warning given to Bellew for a blatant foul.
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A horror movie actor named Harold (Tom Harrison) is mistaken for the bandaged monster Ra Amin Ka (Michael Zand, in an early scene) when he races from his new movie's set to join his pregnant wife at the hospital for the birth of their son.
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In another, on a trip to the hospital in France where Vincent Van Gogh was treated after severing his ear, he photographed his wife, Judy, perfectly composed in open doorways, with a scarf around her head, mimicking the self-portrait of the bandaged artist.
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Afghanistan Kabul Ghazni province Sang-e-Masha Pakistan Jaghori District Detail area 220 miles By The New York Times Instead, we found bandaged commandos wandering the streets in apparent despair, and officials discussing how they could flee an area almost entirely surrounded by the Taliban.
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Twenty-two more people were injured, including 12-year-old Sarah Jean Collins whose burned and bandaged face was photographed by Frank Dandridge and then seen by an 11-year-old Bey in Lorraine Hansberry's The Movement: Documentary of a Struggle for Equality in 1964.
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Primo and Leonardo drop Paul at a Getty Oil gas station, but the employee is freaked out by the sight of Paul, whose head is bandaged and who's wrapped in a blanket, and shuts him out of a store that bears his own family's name.
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CreditCreditJustin T. Gellerson for The New York Times ORANGE, Va. — Early in the "The Glass Castle," the movie based on Jeannette Walls's memoir of growing up destitute, Rex Walls sidles up to his little girl, who lies burned and bandaged in a hospital bed.
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Beyond its environmental bona fides, it has struck a chord among professional women who rave about the comfort of its work-appropriate flats — a category of shoe that, for many, is usually synonymous with either blistered heels and bandaged toes or else sad, orthopedic styles.
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He'd been here once before, to the emergency room, when he'd nearly severed the little finger of his left hand with the blade of the hedge trimmer, and they'd spoken Spanish to him, sewed and bandaged the wound and sent him on his way.
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The doctor informed me that, in Japan, in lieu of shots, tetanus scares like mine were treated with minor surgery, in which the wound is sliced open, cleaned out, and stuffed with gauze dipped in a tetanus immune globulin (antibodies, basically) before being bandaged up.
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In the grand Noisey tradition of videos of people falling over, here is that moment: After having the leg bandaged up, Grohl bravely came good on his promise to return to the stage for the rest of the band's set, which he performed sitting in a chair.
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Nadal had both his wrists bandaged before the start of the second set but that failed to offer much help as he sent a forehand long to hand another break to Schwartzman, who led 40-0 in the following game, only for his opponent to break back.
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BLUE MOUNTAINS, Australia (Reuters) - A possum severely burnt by bushfires in Australia's Blue Mountains laps water from a bowl as her rescuer holds her gently in a towel, while at a nearby home a kangaroo with bandaged feet is rocked like a baby by another carer.
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During the Blitz he photographed three-year-old Eileen Dunne, her head bandaged, arms clutching a teddy and her eyes set in a piercing gaze — the photograph that would finally appear on the cover of Life and convince the Americans to aid Britain in the war.
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By the time Kennedy was back at his office seeing patients just a few days later, the clearest remaining indications of his Central American adventure were some lingering pronunciation problems and the sight of his shaved and bandaged head, which he sometimes hid beneath a multicolored Belizean hat.
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At times, this intercession is leveled at the human body, as in Nova Figuração artist Antonio Dias's Super 8 meta 1973 film Tbe Illustration of Art, which superimposes a typographical white X over a deteriorating wound bandaged with gauze and adhesive medical tape stuck in the same X shape.
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Rashes, peeling skin, yellowing nails, or wet-looking skin—imagine the white, wrinkly appearance of skin that's been bandaged for a few days—can all signal fungal infections, which also emit odor (and can warrant a trip to the doctor if over-the-counter meds don't seem to help).
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Speaking to NBC4 in Los Angeles, a bandaged and still-healing Sergio Campusano, the driver of the Prius, said in an interview this week that he had blacked out after the driver of the Infiniti "rammed his car into my back" and his head whipped into his window.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Some might find the translation of Vincent van Gogh's "Self-Portrait With Bandaged Ear" into a smiling cartoon head spurting blood a little sacrilege, or just tacky, but it was only a matter of time before the emoji-fication of art history took it there.
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Pictures range from a sequin-clad model washed in eerie red light from a recent editorial, to two crowned men passionately locked in a kiss from a scene in the 2012 production of Jan Fabre's 1984 masterpiece, "The Power of Theatrical Madness," to tightly cropped shots of the bandaged foot of French ballet dancer Marie Agnes Gillot.
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But since Sunday, when young men outside her apartment complex threw an egg that cut her cornea, she has become the bandaged face of Italy's explosive debate over whether the country is becoming more racist under its new populist, anti-immigrant government or whether politically motivated liberals and a sensationalist media are unfairly sounding the alarm.
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Who is to say that the bandaged hand did not result from a botched crucifixion served up by the serial obstacles of daily life, with the bloodied tissue paper on his chin covering a wound self-inflicted by safety razor (as opposed to a spear in the ribs) and the bus stop as a station of the commuter's cross?
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And as if they were closing an argument, there are other drawings that reiterate the artist's sculptural forms while adding a cast of characters — blue-suited men (Murphy, Robert, and the Apprentice, cited above), bandaged mummies, skull-topped totems, copulating dogs, and onanistic baboons, among others — who use those forms as a setting for often unpleasant acts.
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"That actually takes up a long part of my day," he continues, "because I don't have a vehicle and I like walking, so I walk about ten miles a day when I'm at home… although obviously I'm not going to be fucking doing that for a while!" he says, gesturing to his heavily bandaged legs and raising his voice in mock indignation.
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"So yeah basically 2 eye surgeries later after a really unfortunate accident, I've lost all vision in my right eye as it got split in half, who would have thought a champagne cork would be the end of me," Campbell wrote in the caption of a photo showing him with his eye bandaged up in what appeared to be a hospital bed.
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The Migos rapper shared several grisly photos of his busted up face, hands and arms Saturday, and wrote ... "This is why I thank God Every day I could have been dead from this accident thank you all for you prayers all I can say is (G O D I S R E A L G E T W I T H H I M ) H E S A V E S L I V E S." As we reported ... less than 24 hours after his crash, Offset was back in a recording studio flaunting his bandaged wounds and puffing on a joint.
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