One month, I'd bleed for like a week straight; the next month I'd bleed for two weeks.
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Then you slit and bleed them—it usually takes four or five hours to bleed a cow or a pig, or something of that size.
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There are those whose hearts bleed with envy & evil.
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" And by that time, "it won't make you bleed.
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The cervix can also bleed or feel sore during pregnancy.
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The screen starts to tear, the earth starts to bleed.
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Press toward the red line and your eardrums could bleed.
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And then we've seen it bleed into the rear seats.
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Volte-Face / DJ Spider Remix - Chariots of Ire (BleeD)9.
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If you cut this guy open, he'd probably bleed tequila.
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Just gonna bleed on my sheets and get back in?
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Sure, you could play Destiny 2 until your thumbs bleed.
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They're in a black box so their brightness doesn't bleed.
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Little girls in pigtails eat cake and watch them bleed.
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There was no bleed from any of the other players.
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" To which Kris Jenner added, "You could bleed to death.
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The original karting game has stopped making my eyes bleed.
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Sure enough, by the next day, I'd start to bleed.
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It took just three minutes for him to bleed out.
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Your gums become red and puffy and they bleed easily.
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But one day three years ago, I started to bleed.
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Two hours later, he was dead from a gastrointestinal bleed.
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Cut me, and I bleed red, white, and blue shells.
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At the end of the day, we all bleed red.
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In the center's waiting room, his nose began to bleed.
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So are gums, which can swell or bleed after brushing.
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This is where MMA begins to bleed into pro wrestling.
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Multiple cavernous angiomas can grow at any point and bleed.
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Are you part of the Just Bleed crew now, Jack?
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Is it normal to bleed during or after vaginal sex?
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Garfield's point is that games, no matter their format, bleed.
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But I felt the blade go in, saw him bleed.
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If I did a biopsy, it could bleed a lot.
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I felt my eye swell and I started to bleed.
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Bleed out is different and organs react differently in space.
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She settled on "Bleed," by the Swedish metal band Meshuggah.
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The job losses would bleed into other countries as well.
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Her nail scratched my cheek, and it started to bleed.
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"It means when I'm pierced, I don't bleed," she said.
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Of that 1%, only 2-4% of people experience a bleed.
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And if we bleed, we all have the same color blood.
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His lawyer claims Ngo suffered a "brain bleed" from the assault.
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Of course the young employees who populate the Valley bleed blue.
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Bleed for This and War Dogs come out later this year.
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Segal warned the impacts could "bleed over" into 1393 as well.
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Waves, then a foghorn, then wind—they bleed into one another.
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It's also about where respectability politics bleed into the personal sphere.
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Do you worry about others who might bleed off their support?
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Otherwise more critters would bleed green or another color, he said.
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He's Mr. Bulletproof, after all — the weapon can't make him bleed.
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The release alleges that the beating caused Brice's brain to bleed.
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These kids would suddenly bleed out or go into cardiac arrest.
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And once it's there, I bleed way more than 35 mL.
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They are trying to control the narrative slowly bleed it out.
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She first kills the animal and lets it bleed out slowly.
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You could feel his joy bleed through television and iPod screens.
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They bleed blood, drink, and their skin seems to be organic.
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"I am a woman, therefore, I bleed," she captioned the video.
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He'd bleed and suffer, 30 or 60 minutes at a time.
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Are we seeing these ideas bleed into mainstream discourse more broadly?
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Devin Pacholik is terrified, but Bleed American is a great album.
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Did it bleed into how you saw yourself as a dad?
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Did terrified victims bleed to death waiting for help to arrive?
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Instead, the death of old television has been a slow bleed.
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You'll bleed yourself dry before you even make your first sale.
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Instead, Cersei will let the two forces bleed each other dry.
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You can't help but have one thing bleed into the next.
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PG: Maybe that's why the strands of the book bleed together?
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Making things worse, the effects may bleed into the wireless market.
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Difficulty accumulating savings tends to bleed local service businesses of revenue.
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A mother can bleed to death in childbirth within five minutes.
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Where do I find a balloon catheter to stop the bleed?
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He now had a little more room to suffer his bleed.
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The bigger problem is that these qualities bleed into his work.
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But supply problems can bleed into demand problems, and vice versa.
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But it will only likely bleed out the USPS even more.
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For watercolors, the colors can bloom and bleed into one another.
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Bleed the immigrant populations of New York, Los Angeles and Chicago.
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I saw a man get shot and almost bleed to death.
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Turns out his headache wasn't a brain bleed -- just sinus pressure.
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Sometimes, she does it so much that they start to bleed.
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I have heard that song so many times, my ears bleed!
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I quickly learned that it's impossible not to bleed while planking.
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The men who come here bleed red, white, and fucking blue.
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While humans bleed a lot for their body size, other animals, such as dogs, may have a small or moderate amount of discharge, and other animals, such a mice and mares, do not bleed at all.
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While some people bleed after having penis-in-vagina (P-in-V) sex for the first time, others don't — and whether you bleed or not doesn't say anything about whether you were "really" a virgin or not.
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As a dancer, you must go on even when your feet bleed.
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According to medical examiners, Lincoln suffered a skull fracture and brain bleed.
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And now, in their most human act yet, they're starting to bleed.
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Then, he shoots Martha, and teen Jonas helplessly watches her bleed out.
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That's what started me wearing all black because my hair would bleed.
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Rocket League's graphics start to bleed around the edges...best lower them.
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Any time you are doing an embolization, it's because something might bleed.
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A day rarely passed when one of them didn't bleed or bruise.
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To be sure, Macy's is taking steps to slow its sales bleed.
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If you know anything about me, you know I'd bleed for Costco.
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When this happens, patients often bleed to death within their own body.
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The wound on my leg began to open and started to bleed.
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Yes, the internet's fakes bleed into the "real world" all the time.
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" Then, Kardashian West's mother, Kris Jenner, clarified, "You could bleed to death.
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Don't have time to bleed If it bleeds, we can kill it.
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The longer I stay, the more my own memories bleed into his.
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The scenes bleed into one another until the form loses its grip.
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The heart can only bleed so much before it turns to stone.
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It also dries quickly, like liquid liners do, so it doesn't bleed.
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For instance, characters who are shot don't bleed in Game for Peace.
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The Mead Filler Paper is strong and doesn't let ink bleed through.
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Each table held a fake limb and a Stop the Bleed kit.
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The station had shot itself in the foot and deserved to bleed.
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I'd bleed through pads at an astonishing rate and couldn't go swimming.
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In some cases girls may bleed to death or die from infections.
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Somewhere beneath the noise and angst, all of those influences bleed together.
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I waved him off — there was no sign of an arterial bleed.
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The distant project towers look blank, dead; the earth seems to bleed.
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Read more:I bleed every time I have sex, but it's not painful.
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"Nice work," said Mr. Malinowski, 33, his hands beginning to bleed slightly.
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You'll just get spinoffs and prequels up the ass until you bleed.
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If I get an "epidural" bleed, it might seem like a concussion.
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Did her gums ever bleed when she brushed her teeth, he asked.
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If you cut me open, I would bleed pink and white Zinfadel.
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Unable to connect, the narrator dryly observes, "All he does is bleed."
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Doctors determined he was suffering from a brain bleed and required surgery.
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Story at a glance We all bleed red, even from the vagina.
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The backlight also doesn't bleed out around the edge of the keys.
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If you bleed through more than one pad an hour —hip switch.
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From that moment, Nicodemus had begun to bleed both boys of money.
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Impossible Foods' product is known to "bleed" like a real burger patty.
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I visit places where you bleed, I am there picking your scabs.
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And you'd have to say we are in the nose-bleed territory.
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And how does this emotional and historical vertigo bleed into our culture?
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Here, we show you how to decorate Brain Cupcakes that bleed red jam.
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This has a really specific sound and it does kind of bleed together.
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"'Sometimes, my mom makes me bleed'," Garcia quoted the boy as telling her.
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Images of spinning reel-to-reel tape decks bleed into turning car wheels.
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There's literally a song from Tear For Fears called "Watch Me Bleed," so.
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Somewhere along the way, Van Ness wrote, her foot had started to bleed.
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Meanwhile, Sears — the longtime department store leader in appliances — continues to bleed sales.
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Colwell has seen people bleed to death when they might have been saved.
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But that doesn't make the days I bleed any less difficult for me.
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Negative sentiment seemed to bleed quickly into other U.S. firms in the industry.
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We can only imagine such darkness will bleed into Lynch's character as well.
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Without them, women are left with no choice but to bleed on themselves.
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All you have to do is sit down at a typewriter and bleed.
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I had finally ripped the band-aid off and let the wound bleed.
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All of the colors will bleed into each other and it looks cool.
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Characters that live, breathe, and bleed in the same way that you do.
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During a violent struggle, Jutting cut her throat and left her to bleed.
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When Nate's right supraorbital ridge does bleed, it changes the way he fights.
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It just happens to have all these sci-fi elements that bleed in.
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It strips our anxious thoughts of the power to bleed into our lives.
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Here's the thing about pink Beautyblenders: They bleed color the first few washes.
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She lets him bleed out, remembering what older Claudia said about sacrificing things.
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Expect the rivalry between the two cities to bleed over into this series.
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This way, you won't have your edges to bleed together and look messy.
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I bleed myself dry for such a man, such a monster, more like!
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Abdullah the Butcher was renowned for his ability to bleed in the ring.
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He suffered a subdural haematoma, a bleed on the vein beneath the skull.
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The team's dominance makes any one squad's glory bleed together with the rest.
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The color photos are full-bleed and crammed together, sometimes four per spread.
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Mexican Americans bleed just as any other American when they go to war.
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The man who lost the bet began to bleed out of his ear.
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It was believed to bleed every year on the anniversary of the killings.
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Will I just let it bleed out, take a pill or have surgery?
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Jim Acosta suffers severe nose bleed from the elevation of his high horse.
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"You bleed, and it can be deadly," Beati says, shaking her head sadly.
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Their album Bleed Like Me helped me through some of my hardest times.
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When I read that tweet I reflexively began to bleed from the eyes.
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You can tell when someone isn't drinking enough because it won't bleed freely.
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"I think they are content to bleed Qatar," said Mr. Roberts, the analyst.
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Let cool so the cocoa powder does not "bleed" into the white crumbs.
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"A girl can be a virgin and not bleed at all," she says.
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Lack of fluid around the brain increases the risk of a brain bleed.
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It's the effort to hold on to it that will bleed you dry.
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They pay men to stomp on their back and stomachs until they bleed.
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You're hit by a pitch/rupture your hamstring/bleed from an open wound?
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Northam continued to bleed support even as he spoke during the press conference.
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Most of those movies bleed together and reduce the same conflicts into clichés.
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Last week, the House Freedom Caucus made the fabricated God of Chaos bleed.
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" He added: "But one game sometimes, either way, doesn't necessarily bleed into anything.
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It hurts, it's sore, it's coming off your finger, it starts to bleed.
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It seems like uprisings and riots are another way to bleed the patient.
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It scabs over the incisions from which might bleed a living, inexpressible pain.
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"When you stop the pill, you get a 'withdrawal bleed,'" says Dr. Rynne.
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"As we work to bring the Stop the Bleed program to communities around the world, it's encouraging to see Congressional leaders and their staff becoming Stop the Bleed trained," said American College of Surgeons Executive Director David Hoyt in a statement.
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I mean, we're used to seeing black-and-white shots of bodies lying on the ground and once you add the blood ... I mean, people bleed when they get ... Anybody: If you cut your finger in the kitchen, you bleed.
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It felt moisturizing on the lips, but didn't bleed or move around too much.
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What It Looks Like: A mole that has become red or begins to bleed.
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The thread that runs through doesn't bleed Tiger purple and gold, it just bleeds.
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However, there is a chance that it could also kill her by brain bleed.
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Credit cards can trap people in debt and bleed them dry with late fees.
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Game Of Thrones is asking fans if they're ready to Bleed for the Throne.
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I Ain't Got Time to Bleed also touches on the made-for-TV biopic.
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The world stands by watching them bleed, die, and forcefully removed from their homes.
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We see this same mentality bleed into how websites and apps are being programmed.
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It peels layer after layer of derma so smoothly that you barely even bleed.
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Everything in Bleed for This is pedal to the metal from the first scene.
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"We have not caused a single civilian to bleed from his nose," he says.
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This is called a "bleed air" system — a design that's raised concerns for decades.
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Your cervix can bleed a little, too, if it gets hit it too hard.
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A trainer gave him a bandage to stop the finger from continuing to bleed.
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Although the case is unresolved, it was enough to bleed and bankrupt the company.
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If I can binge on empty calories tax-free, I should bleed tax-free.
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Cosplay tends to bleed together if you're just glancing at it on the internet.
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Then they work their way down into the mainstream and bleed into the culture.
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Make your brain bleed with lots more GIFs and updates, all on Sholim's website.
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Why not bleed the universe of its materials in pursuit of constant forward momentum.
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According to KFOR, Lincoln sustained a skull fracture and brain bleed consistent with abuse.
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Liston began to bleed from a crescent-shaped cut high on the left cheekbone.
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BLEED FOR THIS Miles Teller in a sports comeback drama, directed by Ben Younger.
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A person can bleed to death in as little as five to eight minutes.
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There is a real possibility that a conflict on Earth could bleed into space.
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She suffered a double skull fracture and brain bleed and swelling to the head.
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After Yocca began to bleed uncontrollably, her boyfriend drove her to the emergency room.
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Then I typically just bleed onto dark underwear for the rest of my cycle.
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Like the processing chemicals themselves, the places and events here bleed into one another.
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Should the supply contraction intensify, it could, however, bleed over to the demand side.
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Did her fingers bleed as she threaded each sliver of steel through the silk?
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Winona State now led 0.13-73 and needed to bleed out 19.4 more seconds.
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To be clear, I am not denying that women need something to bleed on.
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But during the first part of a two-show set, Charo began to bleed.
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And then it turned into witch powers, and how can women bleed and survive?
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The court documents said he would continue to bleed for upward of a week.
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Treating his heart attack would require additional blood-thinners, which could worsen his bleed.
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His wife, Tahira Hughes Catlett, said the cause was complications of a brain bleed.
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Their mimicry of the beef burger includes making their patties "bleed" like beef burgers.
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He said he had wanted to see if I would bleed red or brown.
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Stop the Bleed® classes help bystanders act decisively and safely to save lives.
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Mainly because if he talks about himself, it's going to bleed into that regardless.
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In other words, he's the reason your ears bleed with tinsely pop each December.
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But this brain bleed made the doctors wonder if the math had now changed.
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Eliminating tuition at state schools would bleed them dry, writes Noah Smith in Bloomberg.
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Their gums would swell and bleed as their skin disintegrated and their brains decayed.
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The red color is great for making sure bad guys don't see you bleed.
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Incredibly, I did not bleed into my panties even once on the first day.
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The network saw plenty of long-running hits bleed viewership all over the place.
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You bleed a couple of tenths... it's more knowing that you're helping everyone else.
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Many of those patients will bleed to death long before they get to the hospital.
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Turns out, we might bleed as much as we do to avoid an evolutionary mishap.
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"My fear is that the quagmire will continue to bleed us," the ERS employee said.
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The shards of shrapnel wedged in his head caused him to bleed out that evening.
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These sexist racist cuts, we don't need them, need them!" and "They cut, we bleed!
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If you didn't bleed after losing your virginity, it doesn't mean you weren't a virgin.
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They grow, they break, they bleed, they stitch back together in different configurations, they heal.
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Power plant workers are seriously burned, and they bleed all over their crisp, white uniforms.
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" Kris, in the flashbach, is more frank to her daughter: "You could bleed to death.
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The tragedy, of course, is that Daenerys — their once-champion — is who made them bleed.
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Pinching them free with fingernails is deeply satisfying, though you'll bleed, then scab, then scar.
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" She continued: "Mexican-Americans bleed, just as any other American, when they go to war.
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The document confirmed his claim that he had suffered a subarachnoid hemorrhage — a brain bleed.
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Characters do not bleed when shot and only those aged 16 and over can play.
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It was only when his face began to bleed that he realized what had happened.
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Six species of lizards in New Guinea bleed lime green thanks to evolution gone weird.
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But Miriam doesn't bleed, she oozes some kind of thick white substance from her abdomen.
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"He said he wanted to bleed me dry and he did," Richards alleged about Sheen.
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A religious experience that is somehow bigger than ourselves and literally make your heart bleed?
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"They are going to try to bleed this country white with their bill," he said.
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That works as a description for Bleed for This, too, with boxing substituted for drumming.
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Kleptocratic elites bleed public services while Fidesz, the ruling party, chips away at Hungary's democracy.
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The towns also run Stop the Bleed training programs, which almost always have a waitlist.
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Anyway, it's clear Johnny's still willing to bleed over Amber -- and over his art too.
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Being laid-back can bleed you out sometimes, if you don't fight for your right.
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Medical staff concluded that Hailey had a fractured skull, brain bleed and multiple fractured ribs.
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Doctors needed to remove a piece of his skull to relieve pressure from the bleed.
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Depending on whom you ask, the future of food is plant-based burgers that bleed.
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Siri, Apple's AI-powered assistant, will bleed out into virtually every part of iOS 11.
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One character says nothing as a pregnant woman begins to bleed in front of her.
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But social media has a way of allowing the fringe to bleed into the mainstream.
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I wouldn't be surprised to see activity like this bleed into the online mortgage space.
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He insists his leaders take large stakes, so they reap the benefits or bleed together.
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FEMA will bleed money preparing for, and responding to, more hurricanes like Harvey and Maria.
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If you've ever had a gastrointestinal bleed or ulcer, you probably should not take aspirin.
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The majority of Sierra Leonean women who die in childbirth, however, simply bleed to death.
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It's affecting Prostaglandin E in your uterus and causing it to not bleed as much.
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Stop the Bleed uses a "ripple" approach: volunteers train people, who, in turn, train others.
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Since you live with your onscreen husband, does it ever bleed into your real life?
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It's a parody of corporate-think which lets chaos and need bleed through every interaction.
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They tightened the chains around my ankles and my wrists; afterwards, I started to bleed.
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Stream it below, and enjoy thrashing like a maniac 'til your brain starts to bleed.
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The tabs bleed into one other, their icons shrinking in width and slowly becoming unclickable.
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In a genre cluttered with shows that bleed into one another, Legion stood out emphatically.
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There was always something way too intimidating, maybe just that the color would bleed everywhere.
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How much bleed do you see between this slash content and mainstream culture and conversations?
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Ms. Ortega slit the children's throats and left them to bleed out into the bathtub.
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Certain kinds of biohacking go far beyond traditional medicine, while other kinds bleed into it.
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But, just as Saturday night was starting to bleed into Sunday morning, something funny happened.
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You'll choose a full-bleed front and back cover, and a randomizing algorithm in Zean.
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Shylock gets to make that famous "If you prick us, do we not bleed?" speech.
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I should expect to bleed heavily over the next few days, but this was normal.
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Harris was shot at least three times and was left to bleed out, Fowler said.
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When you suddenly lose the pace of your day, everything can start to bleed together.
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Instead, British austerity has been a slow bleed, though the cumulative toll has been substantial.
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"Lack of fluid around the brain increases the risk of a brain bleed," Ward tweeted.
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"Lack of fluid around the brain increases the risk of a brain bleed," Ward tweeted.
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Pritchard, continuing to bleed, had to go to the bench late in the second half.
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Modafferi dropped Barber in the second round and made her bleed all over the canvas.
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Twitter stopped the data bleed on September 17, three weeks before coming forward about it.
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"It's not right to bleed so much money out of our dying people," Munger said.
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"Because whatever truth you can bleed out of this thing, the better off you are."
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Refinance activity continues to bleed, because fewer borrowers can benefit given today's higher interest rates.
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A party that maintains its intransigence and denialism will bleed away the next generation's voters.
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Some of that practicing to be cool might eventually bleed out into her real life.
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The only choice I have is: Do you get to see me bleed or not?
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Over time, the symbols have become red and purple, and they bleed like spray paint.
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Women went on social media and posted their pictures with placards saying happy to bleed.
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So hopefully the wavelengths bleed in, and if they aren't listening to what I'm saying.
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We begin to notice the bleed of one color over another, which happens at various interstices.
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"When ur dress made you bleed and ur feet are purple," she wrote at the time.
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After being given stitches and released, his nose began to bleed uncontrollably just two days later.
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The next day, an hour after swallowing the Misoprostol, I began to cramp and bleed, heavily.
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These births are gritty: There are fluids, things tear and bleed, faces contort in unspeakable pain.
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Her eyes start to bleed, and she turns to alcohol and heavy metal karaoke for comfort.
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Who doesn't know that you don't pee out of the same hole you bleed out of?
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"They need to jettison the airline, raise some cash and stop the bleed," one trader said.
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But most of all, to bleed true American blood, my mama would have to be white.
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One mother told how she feared her daughter would bleed to death after she was cut.
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Much like children, they would bleed me dry of resources and hang me out to dry.
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It&aposs unusual, but there are critters that bleed different colors of the rainbow besides red.
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"[The doctor] said I'd bleed and miscarry and I'd do that at home," she tells PEOPLE.
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No one had told me I would bleed like this — this much, nor for this long.
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Bieber, 22, responded by quickly jabbing the fan in the face, causing his lip to bleed.
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He's what Filipinos teasingly call a "nose bleed" -- a local who never bothered to learn English.
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Badison, with her ridiculous lines like "this color doesn't bleed," just looks like a cuckoo sycophant.
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And it's time for us to shatter the notion that we can't succeed because we bleed.
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"Nobody makes me bleed my own blood" is one that has always kinda stuck with me.
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It underlines how the days of Camille's life all bleed together, how she can't escape it.
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Things like brushing your teeth until your gums bleed or filing your nails down too far.
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Law enforcement sources say the mark under Lange's nose is a scab that started to bleed.
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She raised money to equip schools with bulletproof glass and emergency medical stop-the-bleed kits.
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Repeated anal intercourse can produce the same effect or irritate existing hemorrhoids and make them bleed.
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It doesn't mean I don't bleed inside for those hundreds of thousands who have already perished.
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Do you think any of this current craziness is going to bleed into the next record?
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Some people tape their fingers and ice their knuckles, but I prefer to let it bleed.
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The simulations are real enough to bleed, feel pain, and beg for their lives when cornered.
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Force wants that same spirit of collaboration to bleed over into the text screen shows, too.
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It also starts to bleed into Trump's more bombastic allegations, most notably that Comey committed perjury.
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Trainers rushed out onto the field and applied towels to Moran's face, which began to bleed.
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Their blood is water, their flesh is pallid — yes, prick them and they do not bleed.
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This narrative of Clinton as a candidate has started to bleed into more mainstream media coverage.
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"Oh my god, he's going to bleed to death," a woman says as the video begins.
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It's not uncommon, of course, for start-ups to bleed red ink in their early days.
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But the songs will start to bleed into one another as visitors move throughout the space.
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"Carrying luggage around, you can twist the wrong way and immediately trigger a bleed," he said.
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These guys, if they get bullets through them and shrapnel through them, they bleed a lot.
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She awoke from a coma severely damaged; the bleed instantly razed the landscape of her mind.
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Higher levels of volatility this month could also bleed over into the next stretch, he said.
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"He wants the scenes to bleed into one another," Ms. Jones said of the director's approach.
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Imaging revealed a brain bleed, possibly the result of a beating his mother suffered while pregnant.
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Inside publications, news and opinion bleed together; opinion writers report while reporters opine via news analysis.
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He threw me on the floor and raped me so brutally that I started to bleed.
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Joel had seen me in "Nijinsky," and he suggested letting that character bleed into the Jesus.
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These two disappointments will almost inevitably bleed together for your niece — each one reanimating the other.
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"That way I don't bleed myself dry trying to find something to eat here," he said.
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Not surprisingly, the resource gap and the decline in performance have begun to bleed into recruiting.
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So far I've learned how to bleed the furnace, fix my dryer and install a thermostat.
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A couple members of the group eventually broke off to free bleed in the property's gardens.
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In some cases girls can bleed to death or die from infections caused by dirty blades.
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One thing I am curious to know is what made Donald Trump bleed two weeks ago.
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Though, right away I noticed noise bleed that appeared to be coming from the room overhead.
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Mr. Vance said the sword struck several of Mr. Caughman's organs, causing him to bleed out.
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"It's not as simple as: do this and you are guaranteed not to bleed," he explained.
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Colors bleed between planes, pinks and reds clash, paint extends over the edges of the stretchers.
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By 20103, antibodies were attacking a vital clotting factor in Marette's blood, causing her to bleed uncontrollably.
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I once treated a man who'd suffered a large brain bleed in a fall down a staircase.
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So if you didn't bleed, don't stress — if the moment was significant to you, it's still significant.
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So both bleeding and not bleeding are normal, but you're a little more likely not to bleed.
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Beyond the map, it's clear that those lunch table labels bleed into social life outside of school.
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What does it take to make Sansa's lip bleed after Joffrey orders a guard to smack her?
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On the bus, I started to bleed—when I came home, my skirt was covered in blood.
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At that point, I'm saying to my father I think I will bleed to death right now.
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The film also shares its predecessors' grotesque violence; attacked bodies don't merely bleed, they contort and implode.
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Despite their so-called liberation from the reproductive loop, Curnier Jardin's women bleed in moments of arousal.
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She may take off her patina suit and bleed on her slingback kitten heels without taking note.
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Their journeys, mindsets, and suggestions start to bleed into one another, forming a unified theory of success.
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Rather, Thiel is using the legal system as a weapon to bleed Gawker in every single case.
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By 1985, antibodies were attacking a vital clotting factor in Marette's blood, causing her to bleed uncontrollably.
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But you might be surprised if your gums start bleeding, or bleed more, during your period too.
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Netflix will bleed more cash this year than analysts expected, but the payoff won't be more subscribers.
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Here's the thing: All piercings will probably sting, maybe bleed, and then throb for a few hours.
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It was during this period (arf) that I discovered "Bleed from Within" by chronically earnest The Music.
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But I'm not hardcore, I don't think that Jesus had to bleed to death for our salvation.
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"For seven seasons you've watched characters lie, bleed and sacrifice for the Iron Throne," the website reads.
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I bleed blue and gold 24/7, and I show it with my clothing and my cars.
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In a less convenient reality, did Mr. Orange just bleed out while the career criminals escaped unpunished?
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Everyone is not as honorable as they seem there are those whose hearts bleed with envy & evil.
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In this wretched place, the herbs begin to work and the women start to bleed, often uncontrollably.
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"That is really a blip, it definitely doesn't bleed through to the U.S. financial infrastructure," Kenny said.
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Even though I no longer bleed, I still have the pain of periods from time to time.
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Internet comics bleed into Wikipedia excerpts and word art in gothic fonts leaps out of anatomy drawings.
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Prosecutors said the 10-year-old also had a brain bleed and suffered a traumatic brain injury.
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These positions are signs that a Secretary Carson would bleed public schools in favor of privatized options.
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And besides horror, the Blum way will also likely bleed over to other genres — like kids' animation.
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If Season 2 was all beige, some color is starting to bleed its way into the landscape.
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"I've loved this place since I was a kid sitting in the nose bleed seats," said Irving.
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Also, the update's Feed now features videos that play in full-bleed portrait in addition to landscape.
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Patients experience severe abdominal pain, become jaundiced and bleed internally and from their eyes, mouth and nose.
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Instead, they keep eating it until the anti-clotting properties cause them to bleed to death internally.
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And what has happened is, we're just seeing it now bleed over to more and more areas.
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Its back half is grisly, gory stuff, full of infected wounds, improvised amputations and messy bleed-outs.
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At what point does my rudeness to smart assistants start to bleed into my normal speech patterns?
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Yes, and in Silicon Valley work lives bleed into personal lives more than perhaps any other industry.
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On the show, Simon is seen chasing the pig and nipping his ear, causing it to bleed.
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You know, if you started to bleed, you would get up and go get a Band-Aid.
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On the show, Simon is seen chasing the pig and biting its ear, causing it to bleed.
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The attacks helped coverage bleed into Tuesday morning as cable news commentators chattered over the rival rallies.
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And it was because they were concerned this could bleed over to the consumer at some point.
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But a repeat of extreme weather events could lead to "a sustained bleed of talent," he said.
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Although Cameron has various areas of expertise—Legos, kung fu—he chose to demonstrate Stop the Bleed.
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She could bleed to death in minutes, but with pressure and a tourniquet we buy some time.
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"I made the decision to free bleed because it was most comfortable for my body," she says.
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This is leading to dreaded "light bleed" where points on screen are brighter than they should be.
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My feet hurt constantly, but I don't make myself bleed on the guitar just because it's cool.
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But monopolies are still monopolies — why not just cut service and bleed profits out of the system?
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Could I really put my faith in specialty panties and bleed freely without leaking or feeling uncomfortable?
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Disparate moments, different places and radically different times speak to each other across the bleed of distance.
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The trauma could possibly create a "brain bleed," and a subsequent hemorrhagic stroke could lead to death.
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My lips began to get so dry they would crack and bleed when I opened my mouth.
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If someone told us that we had made their ears bleed, we would be over the moon.
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She joined the ranks of the unintended, as detectives call those who bleed over someone else's beef.
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Performed by traditional cutters, often with unsterilized blades, girls can bleed to death or die from infections.
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Initially, IBM Watson Health will distribute the MedyMatch brain bleed detection application globally through its sales channels.
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"With the radicalness in that moment, I connected the dots and chose to bleed freely," she said.
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Miles Teller plays Andrew Neiman, the kind of student who practices until sweat pours and hands bleed.
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Organs are damaged, blood vessels rip and many victims bleed to death before they reach a hospital.
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The attorney general thus can bring the special counsel's inquiry to a halt, or bleed it dry.
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Do fetishes and proclivities engaged virtually—these so-called "mere tendencies"—bleed into our IRL sexual experiences?
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In some places, Wong has allowed his paints to bleed and drip, suggesting both movement and sweat.
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"It went on for years, and it got so bad my hands started to bleed," she said.
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I can wipe my brain clean afterward, which is actually helpful — one analysis doesn't bleed into another.
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Those are my hands holding pressure on his femoral artery so that he wouldn't bleed to death.
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But it's possible that supply shocks can bleed into demand shocks, and there economic policy can help.
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His committee recently passed a package of proposals that would bleed the law by a thousand cuts.
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"Folks, everyone in this town knows from the president on down that I bleed Orange," he said.
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As much as anything, activity and leisure, artistic creation and artistic consumption bleed into one another here.
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Plus, after the first month of pregnancy, women can bleed and might mistake that for a period.
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The militants hacked most of their victims with machetes, leaving their bodies to bleed over the floor.
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The weightless CGI-fest begins to bleed together and morph into an exercise in risk-averse repetition.
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Communities will either bleed population and wither away, or else they'll gain population and change their character.
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S. citizens affected by the travel ban could bleed over into how the court approaches the cases.
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He had frequently been forced to sit on a tiny stool that caused him to bleed, Caixin reported.
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"Honestly, we don't have a lot of great treatments" when women bleed early in their pregnancies, he said.
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Bitcoin shares could bleed another 30 percent before they bottom, cryptocurrency trader Michael Moro told CNBC on Friday.
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"They said, 'If you're not actually having a brain bleed, then it's not actually an emergency,' " she said.
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If you bleed after having sex when it's not your first time, this might be the explanation, too.
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These hilarious jokes usually come back to a familiar punch line: Women just can't function when they bleed.
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The ad's message is clear: women bleed in a variety of different settings, not just when they're menstruating.
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Kirman points out that leases with such the nose-bleed asking prices like this one are typically negotiable.
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The song kicks off like Jimmy Eat World circa Bleed American, before catching a wave of distorted guitars.
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You might feel cringey during sex because deeper penetration is causing the endometrial growths to bleed or swell.
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And now we're here, in Soho, watching the colour bleed away, watching vitality transmogrify into vacancy and banality.
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But a piercing that could potentially bleed or get infected by the time the after party rolls around?
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"When we were on tour with Amon Amarth, I started to bleed heavily between my periods," she recalled.
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Twitter continues to bleed cash and its advertising business has begun shrinking, so it's time for a change.
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" She also said she likes "love bites" … as long as they're done kindly: "Don't make me bleed, LOL!
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Lightly spoon the white daiquiri on top of the blue, being careful not to let the colors bleed.
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After the fight, Nick collapsed and was sent to the hospital with a small bleed on the brain.
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But in a field of great movies about fighters, Bleed for This isn't anywhere close to the top.
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But then he kills Andrew anyway, leaving his body to bleed out by the side of the road.
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It makes it hard to disengage, and leads to a lot of bleed-over into the family routine.
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At one point, he noticed a spot on his nose; every time he touched it, it would bleed.
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"The reactors continue to bleed radiation into the ground water and thence into the Pacific Ocean," Gundersen said.
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There's a risk that this behavior, developed in the virtual realm, could bleed over into the real one.
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While the miniature reproductive tract can't bleed, it can prompt the release of an egg from the ovary.
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"We sold drugs," said Stradlin, GNR's rhythm guitarist, in Watch You Bleed: The Saga of Guns N' Roses.
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In Westworld, the most likeable protagonists are supremely lifelike robots: Known as hosts, they fuck, bleed, and sleep.
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Habits gleaned from holidaying, and a desire for a more customised experience, now bleed into the professional sphere.
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Bleed For This is about boxer Vinny Paz's recovery after a car crash that very nearly paralyzed him.
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He's so vigorous with the tennis racket that he catches Billy in the forehead and makes him bleed.
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Uber losses accelerate: Uber continues to bleed money as it races toward a much-hyped IPO next year.
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"My Struggle" is an ecstatic display of woundedness, a platform on which the author can bleed in public.
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Southern and southwestern borders are especially hard to pin down, as the neighborhood's corridors there bleed into Chinatown.
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Despite the collapse of the pound, steel, and services, there has been no progress stanching Britain's economic bleed.
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Aleppo, symbol of failure, symbol of indifference, symbol of American retreat, should not have been left to bleed.
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In Pittsburgh, Andrew Peitzman, U.P.M.C.'s chief of surgery, urged the hospital system to embrace Stop the Bleed.
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No one knows how many girls bleed to death or die later in life from related childbirth complications.
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The magic ingredient that makes Silicon Valley's favorite veggie burger "bleed" has officially been approved by federal regulators.
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When I was freebleeding this wasn't a concern – I knew, without question, that I was going to bleed.
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They might have a foot or two of blubber, so they basically have to bleed it to death.
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According to the American College of Surgeons, people with severe injuries can bleed to death within five minutes.
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It is strange to live in a world where making oneself bleed is the first step to healing.
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He would be out of school for a week, then back, then out again with yet another bleed.
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"They loan you the money at these outrageous rates, and then they just bleed you," Ms. Aschmeller said.
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The effects would also bleed into the redistricting of the House and state legislatures in the next decade.
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A biological allusion that may surface with the red string, is that we all bleed the same color.
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As a girl in Russia, she watched her father bleed out after Nazis bombed the local railway station.
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Caught in the death spiral of physical sales, Jimmy Eat World has seen diminishing returns since Bleed American.
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When even plant-based burgers can bleed, meat companies have not been sanguine about their chances against competitors.
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The way he could open a song, make it shimmer or bleed, depending on how he cut it.
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The Stop the Bleed® program will only be successful if the training and tools are widely available.
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I don't know if I'm having allergies to my pets or what could be making my nose bleed.
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Devotees regard these wounds as signs of holiness and that they never became infected, though they did bleed.
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In the United States, between thirty and forty thousand people a year bleed to death from fixable injuries.
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Facing a busy road also came with traffic noise and a bit of noise bleed from next door.
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For weeks, traders seem to have been positioned bearish, convinced weak manufacturing data would bleed into the consumer.
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The author recounts how, as a young girl, the sex would make her bleed copiously in the bathtub.
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Fsociety made Whiterose and the Dark Army bleed in a way that made them no longer appear invulnerable.
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"Then they let the animal bleed out and shake it apart," before eventually consuming it, he told me.
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Gabriel's Teacher Said He Told Her 'My Mom Makes Me Bleed' During Aguirre's trial, Jennifer Garcia, who was Gabriel's first-grade teacher, took the witness stand and told the court the boy had once confided in her, allegedly telling her, "Sometimes, my mom makes me bleed," NBC Los Angeles reported.
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" He declared, "Whether we are black or brown or white, we all bleed the same red blood of patriots.
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For people with shorter cycles, it's possible that you bleed twice over the course of a 30-day month.
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"Whether we are black or brown or white we all bleed the same red blood of patriots," Trump said.
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It gave me something to actually bite down on without having to worry about biting so hard I bleed.
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The film's scrutiny of genre also reveals the artificiality of such categorizations, as different storytelling conventions bleed between segments.
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Uber, for its part, is trying to play catch-up even as its core business continues to bleed cash.
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Though the sword didn't bleed, per se, it might have been covered in Lyanna's blood as she lay dying.
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That&aposs going bleed over into some of the midwestern and southern districts where the Democrats have a chance.
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Then, 2 hours later, her left nostril suddenly started to bleed, and she developed swelling around her left eye.
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It's the kind of deep emotional wound that is sure to bleed into all of Nola Darling's future adventures.
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It's inevitable that the way we make and consume media will bleed into the way we process difficult times.
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After the record was released, though, a souring of feeling towards Taylor seemed to bleed through the public consciousness.
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At the same time, Faraday Future continues to bleed employees, including some who were key to the company's success.
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A hundred staffers have signed up to participate in Stop the Bleed sessions Monday, filling the sessions to capacity.
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That's just counting acquaintances, friends and relatives, he says -- not the strangers he's seen bleed out in the street.
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Twitter is still working on a more long-term fix and says the problems could bleed into next quarter.
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Jefferies analyst Alex Giaimo said he hasn't seen evidence that a boycott could bleed into "Call of Duty," either.
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The gunplay has terrible consequences, however, as the bullet hits an artery and Benjamin quickly starts to bleed out.
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DiNardo was allegedly stranded in the woods for a day after the crash and suffered a severe brain bleed.
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Almost every time after my girlfriend and I first started having sex, I would bleed after she fingered me.
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Granted, confronting Iran on the ground is risky; it knows how to use proxy militias to bleed American troops.
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Lifeguards receive "stop-the-bleed training," and visitors can now find tourniquets and hemorrhagic bandages right on the beach.
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"He began to bleed from his mouth and I was just screaming for somebody to help me," she recounted.
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Or they'll both hire really good lawyers, who will bleed them dry but ensure neither of them gets everything.
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In some cases, Kuhl breaks the illusion and allows the water to make the patterns run, the colors bleed.
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The suit says prison personnel walked by him, leaving him to bleed to death on New Year's Eve 2017.
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The excitement gave me a gushing nose bleed because I had never tasted ANYTHING so good in my life!
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There's a risk that information given to one could bleed over to be used or accessed improperly by another.
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"For seven seasons you've watched characters lie, bleed, and sacrifice for the Iron Throne," HBO wrote about the hunt.
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In November, the FAA released a review of the research that's been done on aircraft cabin bleed air contaminants.
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"Polyps are small outgrowths of tissue (think about a larger skin tag) and can bleed easily," Dr. Linhorst explains.
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At that point, Kelly allegedly "bit his finger prints off each finger, causing them to bleed," the report states.
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Justin Bieber did Floyd Mayweather proud, punching a guy in the face hard enough to make him bleed bad.
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People who took the placebo had a 0.46% risk of having a head bleed during the combined trial periods.
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Kalanick seems to be trying to hold off on an IPO until he can bleed the capital markets dry.
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Colors bleed in the Tirari Desert, a relatively small desert spanning just under 6,000 square miles in central Australia.
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" In fact, Eisen says Manning should bleed the fat cats dry ... 'cause if he cashes out, "I get half!
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But it's scary when they bleed, normally a bright red color due to high oxygen content in the area.
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It's also refreshingly unusual, at a time when each new megabudget blockbuster sequel seems to bleed into the next.
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They are with victims in their last moments, as they bleed to death and cry out for their families.
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Afghanistan's bleed is slow, and perhaps hidden or ignored by much of the world, but happening all the same.
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A hunter would come in with a deer, which would then be left to bleed for a few days.
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They know what it's like to fight and bleed alongside American men and women of every possible stripe. Gen.
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But one of my favorite things that I like to say is that I bleed sugar and cough flour.
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Instant Articles borrowed several design elements from Paper, including full-bleed images and custom designs for individual publishers' articles.
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But that happens midway through the trailer, after which things deescalate to a nose bleed and another jump scare.
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He saves his best shots for outside the ring, which is where Bleed for This is always most interesting.
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H: Letting the dialogue from future scenes bleed into the existing scene, how did you come to that idea?
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The drone was going great, but then it started to yaw—there wasn't enough room to bleed off speed.
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And the repercussions of a misguided algorithm could bleed into censorship of what people see beyond ads, he said.
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I was two months, and as the baby grows, the [Fallopian] tube will burst and you'll bleed to death.
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Wearing the Horseshoe was one of the biggest honors I have ever known, and I will always bleed blue.
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Orlando is proof you could bleed to death in the time it takes for them to stop the shooter.
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These innovative products are made with plants but "bleed" just like real meat with the help of beet juice.
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I love how smoothly it goes on, and it doesn't bleed — which is unusual for a dark colored lipstick.
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Incurring a brain bleed known as a subdural hematoma, Kim lapsed into a coma and died four days later.
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In short, we want our burgers to bleed—even if it's just for show—and Beyond Meat knows it.
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At least during spring training there's a chance they'll get the game finished before your eyes start to bleed.
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The restaurant started to bleed money immediately, while the club earned the seed money for what became Studio 25.
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You can suffer outbreaks at any time—lesions that crust over or bleed; itching; and even painful open sores.
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Each wire portrait takes Mr. Ferrante about three hours to complete, and he sometimes works until his fingers bleed.
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According to the American College of Surgeons, people with especially severe injuries can bleed to death within five minutes.
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I grabbed my head because I thought it was split open and that I would bleed out and die.
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I grow suddenly savage in the face of this horror — a life sentence handed down by a brain bleed.
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"There are still a few of us who bleed orange and brown," he said, referring to the Browns' colors.
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He suffered several broken bones, a bruised lung, a concussion and a brain bleed, according to CNN affiliate KFOR.
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You can see Amazon bleed into the store more each month, but most of the changes are baby steps.
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Also bombing was "Bleed for This" (Open Road), a boxing drama starring Miles Teller that collected just $2.4 million.
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"We just held her legs up because we thought she was just going to bleed right out," he said.
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Delays that might bleed into 2018 will place negotiations in the middle of a presidential election year in Mexico.
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Accidents are welcome, like the tendency of the colors to bleed from behind the tape in tiny fuzzy bursts.
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But negative ones echo similar complaints as mine regarding both the size of the rooms, and the noise bleed.
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"Orange" will become our O'Hare, and we'll return there in new incarnations that can bleed out into new ideas.
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But because all the Rangers are "damaged" in some way, they tend to bleed into one giant, sullen teen.
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Those grisly bits of humanity bleed into all of his relationships, including the ones he has with his teammates.
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These are paintings of unsure and anxious soldiers, confused locals, and landscapes that bleed just like we all do.
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Sources told us the DJ used a shard of glass from a broken bottle to cut himself and bleed out.
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In essence, this case threatens to bleed unions' financial resources while giving workers the option of contributing nothing to them.
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According to the Mayo Clinic, most people with periods bleed for two to seven days, every 21 to 35 days.
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If you bleed your first time having P-in-V sex but not subsequent times, this probably isn't the reason.
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"And they bleed, which costs him money because he has to pay for the garment," he continued (still not following).
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A bullet rips through your body, knocks you to the floor and takes your life, and you bleed to death.
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I just produced music that I felt the streets would love and the artists could bleed a different way through.
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Meanwhile, sales at the company's higher-priced Banana Republic label, which targets a working man or woman, continue to bleed.
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The bleeding edge can bleed too much for the likings of enterprise customers, said James Ford, an analyst and consultant.
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In the Littleton school district, any child over 11 can get free Red Cross CPR and Stop the Bleed training.
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Perfect countryman that he is, he hopes he'll bleed thick ichor from a war wound suffered defending his mighty flag.
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Ryan Hemsworth has been crafting beats that bleed through genres since his debut full-length album Guilt Trips in 2013.
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His wife had accidentally cut the young girl's pinky finger while clipping her fingernails, and it had begun to bleed.
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At the time, no one had ever seen anything like this disease: it made its victims bleed from their faces.
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Although this grants him special abilities, some of the demon's personality also starts to bleed through in his everyday life.
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Some people recover no problem, while others bleed heavily and will need to go to the hospital, Dr. Chang said.
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The pressure to perform likely stresses you out to the point that that those concerns bleed over into your dream.
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Once things are safe, then there are things you can do [with training from a program called Stop the Bleed].
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"I have made it go too fast, and it has made people's eyes bleed," the artist continues, bearded face alight.
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Because Ms Brown is black and has a Democratic pedigree, she threatened to bleed votes from Ms Luria in November.
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The company is also emblematic of the trouble caused when lavish lifestyles drive up burn rates and bleed companies dry.
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To give you an idea of the possibilities, here are some of the reasons why you might bleed after sex.
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That does bleed into our sex lives and how we relate to our partners and what we dream is possible.
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Beyond the embellishments of fact to better fit the storyline, "Bleed For This", asks real questions of the human spirit.
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We're all one community—we bleed the same, we love the same, we hate, we work, we pay, we need.
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The fact that they bleed is gross, their bodies are strange, and he wants everybody else to think so too.
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She was feeling guilty knowing her son returned to football following the concussion and brain bleed he suffered in 2013.
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Within its celebratory context, Murphy's film deftly isolates the places in the novel that make our hearts bleed most indelibly.
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In a sort of textbook period, you'll bleed for 3-5 days, with each day being lighter than the last.
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"Hundreds of years of culture have made us embarrassed to bleed, have left us feeling dirty and ashamed," she writes.
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He slices Lawrence's throat and strings him upside down in a tree, letting him bleed out into a leather bag.
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Or to put it another way: Strafe invites players to just kick back, shoot things, and enjoy how they bleed.
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Meanwhile, if we wanted proof that Bannon's white supremacist views would bleed into actual policy, the Muslim ban confirmed it.
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This version of the Newsstand, 4.0, also includes full-bleed images, autoplaying videos, and built-in playback controls for podcasts.
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Those bacteria and the body's immune response to them can make gums swell, bleed, and pull back from the teeth.
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It cut me deep down to the bone and I ran to the tub to bleed like a stuck pig.
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"I figured out how to put them together and kind of let one song bleed into the next," he explains.
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But Stankey wants HBO to find ways to bleed loyal customers, attract new ones, and ramp up its content production.
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Paradoxically, they're satisfying experiences that leave you wanting more, increasing stoked-ness whereas early access tends to bleed enthusiasm slowly.
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As long as people can easily bring guns in from outside city limits, or from outside Illinois, Chicago will bleed.
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Dr. Shirazian also says there's a chance you'll bleed heavily if you miss two pills, so watch out for that.
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The mining industry, for example, continues to bleed jobs, with a loss of 19,000 in February, while manufacturing lost 16,000.
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And in the process they get cut, bruised, bleed and hurt and don't cry but still manage to stay happy.
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Our staple freebie at gigs 'cause we think everyone (boys get nose bleeds) should be able to bleed for free.
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Guitar, saxophone, and B-3 organ bleed into and on top of one another, creating an ever-evolving listening experience.
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It's just their idea of inebriated fun can… well, it can bleed into the territory that constitutes other people's nightmares.
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Both singers bleed their vocals through each other, creating another thick layer of sludge over the rest of the track.
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That's because there are so many blood vessels on the head and scalp, even minor cuts bleed easily and freely.
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Together, it's a hazy watercolor of sound whose elements are content to bleed outside the lines, and into each other.
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The bed was plenty comfortable, the channels and entertainment guide on the TV ample, and noise bleed was no issue.
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In fact, one of its primary features is that it does not bleed, unwanted, into other elements of a meal.
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And that does bleed into a reluctance to ask critical questions about the policies the military is out there supporting.
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If the VAD did not incapacitate him with a stroke or a bleed, it might allow him to walk comfortably.
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The touches of irrationality, which formerly inhabited his dream sequences, began to bleed into the "actual" worlds of his films.
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Jimmy Carter and the United States responded by initiating a huge covert action campaign in Afghanistan to bleed the Soviets.
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I'm very biased, very involved there now, and full disclosure, I'm on the board of trustees and I bleed purple.
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"No dragons were harmed in this process, and we won't be creating dragon farms to bleed them," Dr. Bishop said.
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PUGLIESE There is something weird about when politics and entertainment and journalism all start to bleed into the same thing.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer noted that bond yields are falling on coronavirus and slowdown fears, which could bleed into bank profits.
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Democrats are concerned the House impeachment inquiry could bleed into the primary season and take presidential candidates such as Sens.
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These girls may also bruise easily and may have nosebleeds, or bleed from their gums when they brush their teeth.
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Not only does that mean less time for each item, but tensions over one could easily bleed into the other.
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I can also see places where the eyeliner did feather and bleed a little bit, specifically on the actual wings.
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While Democrats could pick up a few seats Tuesday night, they may bleed others right back to the GOP. Del.
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He said Democrats are still recovering from an Obama era that saw the party bleed hundreds of state legislative seats.
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He was unresponsive to questions and appeared to be paralyzed on his left side after suffering from a brain bleed.
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If their shared lives do bleed into their work, does working on volatile stuff like "Animal" devastate their off hours?
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Remember, investors are worried that weakness in US manufacturing could start to bleed over into other parts of the economy.
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The child also said his mother would pinch the tip of his penis with her fingernails until it would bleed.
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Tweedy herself worries that negative attitudes toward polyamory could "bleed over" into beliefs about other minority orientations, such as homosexuality.
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This would be the first real test of my nerve as I tried not to bleed all over public seating.
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In particular, skepticism of foreign entanglements and of the alliance with Israel specifically would occasionally bleed into overt anti-Semitism.
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"You could say the sentence, 'Like most Americans, I bleed once a month,' and that would be true!" she booms.
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"It's an interesting composition of different squares that almost bleed into each other, and each square features different designs," Fain adds.
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" In 2013, Business Insider reported that an IED in Iraq resulted in a massive brain bleed that was "essentially an aneurysm.
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Donovanosis symptoms include typically painless lesions on and/or near the genital area that have a "beefy red appearance" and bleed.
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Jorja lets her heart bleed on "Let Me Down," singing the blues about two people on different pages in their relationship.
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That resulted, he said, in "strong economic reports" earlier this year and the effects are beginning to bleed into the market.
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Symptoms include pain or itching, small red bumps or white blisters, and ulcers that ooze or bleed and then form scabs.
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So, like, you don't bleed to death because you're worried about Dark Army at the hospital and how they'd kill you.
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With ducks and chickens, when you hold them upside down [inside plastic cones] they effectively fall asleep and then bleed out.
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That evening, maybe while eating dinner, we watched Philando Castile bleed out after a Minnesota cop shot him in his car.
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One friend, who was showering at the YMCA, started to bleed from her ear due to the abrasiveness of the water.
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"After I sparred with a legend @xcnatch.. The one who hit my lip and made me bleed was @ddlovato," he wrote.
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There's certainly a logic to it, but negotiations in disparate policy domains don't necessarily bleed into one another in that manner.
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My gums aren't used to the electrical buzzing, so they bleed, which my dentist told me is a good thing, apparently.
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Furthermore, Cramer said challenges in Europe, particularly in British, French and German economies, could begin to bleed into the United States.
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Some will run on core conservative issues and some will try to bleed away the edges and run as Democrat-lite.
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With the Persona 5 soundtrack in the background, you can let some of that cool bleed over into your real life.
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According to a survey conducted by Pro Familia in 2013, roughly half of all women don't bleed during their first time.
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"There is only so much pain the manufacturing sector can handle before it starts to bleed into services," said DiMartino Booth.
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This technique encourages continued viewing, because of the realistic, familiar way the characters' work days start to bleed into each other.
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You can't just let a man bleed to death while flesh-eating creatures roam the earth in search of fresh meat!
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Also keep in mind that you're not really supposed to bleed when you floss or brush your teeth, Dr. Ahmed says.
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Directed by Ben Younger (Boiler Room) and executive-produced by Martin Scorsese, Bleed for This opens in limited release on Nov.
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"I wanted to create a watercolor look, where the eye colors bleed into each other versus looking really perfect," Cheng says.
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Hernandez suffered a brain bleed in December 2017 and her pregnancy was allegedly terminated that month, according to the GoFundMe page.
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Earlier this year, Burger King announced it was testing Impossible Burgers, which are known to "bleed" just like real burger patties.
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According to medical examiners, Lincoln – who was born four months premature — sustained a skull fracture, as well as a brain, bleed.
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They're pink, they bleed; they simulate the experience of being a carnivore for people who have ostensibly chosen a herbivorous existence.
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The stories bleed together into an amalgam of identical narrative arcs, which typically end with a request to plug their product.
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That suggests a sense that things have peaked, and it's downhill from here, a mindset that can bleed over into politics.
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That's because phosphorous from pollutants builds up in the soil, and can continue to bleed into lakes for years to come.
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The co-op doesn't bleed into the story mode, unfortunately, but it's a fun way to blast Rabbids into oblivion nonetheless.
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About six months after her operation, however, she had experienced a bleed to the brain, and continued to experience heart problems.
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Soon after that Meredith and Dr. Riggs realize that he has a brain bleed, something that needs to be monitored closely.
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However, after suffering from a brain bleed in December 2017, her pregnancy was terminated that month, according to the GoFundMe page.
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Colors bleed into one another in strange, vibrant patterns that seem to eat away at the footage flashing before your eyes.
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Even as the impacts of harmful, hateful stuff spread on Facebook continue to bleed out and damage lives around the world.
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That's slightly less than the XPS 2910, and it's designed to make the screen bleed into the bezels around the display.
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On early pop delight "Holiday Song," he lets his riffs bleed just enough to lend a little heat to Francis's vocals.
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These are the kind of tumors, you worry they could bleed because they have a lot of blood vessels in them.
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As we move into a new decade, it's safe to say that this bleed between genres will only become more pronounced.
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Run, the older girl said, and they ran through the woods, the palmettos lashing at their ankles and making them bleed.
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However, Van Ness writes that the prank gone wrong lifted his toenail like an "open garage door" and began to bleed.
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According to her family, Jahi was in the intensive care unit when she started to bleed and went into cardiac arrest.
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KAITLYN GILLILAND The dancing is certainly a challenge, but a lot of it is not letting them bleed into each other.
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Some of us just naturally bleed more than others, but bleeding this much usually indicates that there's something else going on.
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These companies often operate without oversight, which leaves them free to adopt abusive tactics and bleed people with fees and penalties.
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In a promotional video, he kills Allied fighters with a pistol before dramatically letting a man bleed out on the ground.
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Cervical polyps occur in between 2% and 5% of women and sometimes friction from vaginal sex can cause them to bleed.
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"Eighty-five decibels isn't some magic threshold below which you're perfectly safe and above which your ears bleed," Dr. Fligor said.
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We took five, cutting their gills to bleed them out, then put them on ice and started our long trip home.
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"You can't suture something that's moving, and you couldn't cut it because the patient would bleed to death," Dr. Jauhar said.
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When you bleed more than normal, it can cause visibility issues for the artist, potentially compromising the quality of the design.
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What she needed, he told them, was a procedure to close off this vessel so that it would never bleed again.
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In the era before the shot clock, teams would sometimes use the four corners to bleed the clock down to zero.
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He told me that after nine weeks, the scar could rupture at any moment, leaving me to bleed out and die.
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If the party continues to bleed younger voters, I believe these policy issues — climate change and immigration will be the drivers.
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In one place, a huge patch of ground seems to bleed with thousands of poppies springing from the softly undulating earth.
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That's the point, of course, as Brown's well-placed juxtapositions of words and phrases and themes allow contexts to bleed together.
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It's interesting ... Miles' 2 biggest movie roles -- "Whiplash" and "Bleed for This" feature his characters getting in a bad car accident.
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Perhaps this accounts, in some small way, for the manner with which his fiction and nonfiction can seem to bleed together.
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Before his sophomore year, doctors discovered a brain bleed and he had emergency surgery, causing him to miss the 2011 season.
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The show has continued to bleed viewers, but its ratings have stayed strong enough to make it a top 10 program.
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The two bleed into each other so skillfully that you'll almost miss where the romance begins and the love story ends.
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She has a gift, too, for capturing the blurriness of young lives, how easily at that age we bleed into others.
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Proponents of local control worry that with the incoming Trump administration, even more power will bleed away from cities and counties.
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All rooms feature a soothing jade, zen-like palette, though some face busy Brickell Drive and come with significant noise bleed.
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Picking up on what "Bleed" put down, thinking and working together, Mr. Moran and Ms. Edwards have made that seem possible.
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Given Strzok's strong opinions, Horowitz said, he couldn't conclude with confidence that Strzok's personal views didn't bleed into his investigative decisions.
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His blood platelet count was so low that even a slight bump to his body could trigger a lethal brain bleed.
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I learned that it wasn't normal to bleed or cramp the way I did and that these things could be treated.
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"He was a millimeter away from having himself bleed to death," Cohen, chief of pediatric neurosurgery at Johns Hopkins, told CNN.
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I've been left to bleed out after surgery by nurses in a hospital because they simply don't care to treat us.
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Striking at a launch point could bleed over into a full-scale confrontation with another super power or a significant ally.
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If a recent piercing continues to bleed, it may be that a blood vessel was hit and it isn't clotting properly.
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And when a mammoth carcass — well preserved enough to bleed — is discovered, Semyon sets about trying to have the animal cloned.
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It's one thing to wash undies, but it's a whole different undertaking to wash sheets or possibly bleed into my mattress.
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Overall, it was less relaxing than the others, but definitely more relaxing than ripping off my own cuticles until they bleed.
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In one moment, walls bleed a brown liquid and in another, James is surrounded by what appears to be falling ash.
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They bleed through nevertheless, but in ways that make this reader feel that D'Souza has not done all her due diligence.
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While there's plenty of solid policy grounds for their anti-Trump fervor, it's easy for that to bleed into outright hysteria.
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Apps are usually only able to see their own data, but this bug allows that data to bleed across those boundary walls.
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Which may be exactly why the two imposing images—dreaded citadels from both games and history—now bleed together in my mind.
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The poster features Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown) prominently, and, once again, she's moving things with her mind and making her nose bleed.
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"I had heard how vindictive the church could be, [that] they used the courts to bleed people dry with litigation," she writes.
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Current treatments for HHC are tragically medieval—a common remedy is to regularly bleed patients to remove excess iron from their systems.
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Not Frankensteining the dead, but using a library of polymers to craft synthetic cadavers that twitch and bleed like real suffering humans.
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The ones who we revere do not simply succeed, but capture a tribe-specific authenticity that seems to bleed through their pens.
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They aren't strictly R&B or hip-hop or pop, but a bleed between genres, taking from different styles all at once.
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The digital sheen of MIDI harps bleed into delicate, restrained piano before dissolving in a well of clipped animal and human vocals.
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Five years in, Impossible started selling plant-based burgers, which gained notoriety in part because they seemed to bleed like real meat.
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But uncharacteristically, the display on my unit has a distracting light bleed underneath the front-facing camera and along the bottom edge.
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Dadashev was diagnosed with a brain bleed and underwent a 2 hour procedure Friday evening in the hopes of saving his life.
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"Profits" are a relative term for Snap, which continues to bleed cash and will for as far as the eye can see.
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A watchdog found that often women detainees were left to bleed without menstrual protection in cells because of lax and insufficient provisions.
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When she was healing from her burns and scabs would appear, they would yank them off so that they would bleed again.
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Your personal items should never bleed from your desk onto your neighbor's desk, unless they invite you over for a barbecue. 10.
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People would end up deficient in vitamin C, which made their gums bleed, their joints ache, and they generally just felt unambitious.
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I'm sure things will start to bleed in, who has the most expensive car, who is of a greater value to society.
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But Cuoco's head accidentally caught a chair on the way to the ground, splitting open her eyebrow and causing her to bleed.
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Referee Marc Goddard also publically passed on his condolences and claimed that Carvalho's death had been to a "closed head (brain) bleed".
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I'm speaking for myself — someone who's mostly healthy, but with enough issues that I visit the lab every few months to bleed.
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You may also notice that your gums are swollen or bleed more easily when you're pregnant, again because of the hormonal fluctuation.
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As the campaign continues to bleed delegates, though, Trump's flaks have accused the campaign of using "Gestapo tactics" to win the nomination.
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The burgers contain pulverized beets, which gives them their reddish color and juices so that they "bleed" and sizzle in the pan.
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They immediately begin to melt and bleed color, producing a rainbow design that's straight up magical without the need for a wand.
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Lorena "Patty" Hernandez died on Wednesday after being pronounced brain dead on Monday following a third brain bleed, according to The Blast.
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"Bleed It Out" Just because the band moved away from rap-rock on Minutes to Midnight doesn't mean they abandoned it entirely.
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This year, that film is Bleed for This, the true story of a boxer who broke his neck and came back anyhow.
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But despite all that, Bleed for This is utterly devoid of tension, making for a limp entry in the fighting-film lineage.
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If that Humvee runs you over, you'll bleed out and die, alone — from an ankle wound — on the side of the road.
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But it appears likely to bleed into another phase, as House Democrats vow to continue their myriad ongoing probes targeting the president.
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Open Road is distributing "Bleed for This," which chronicles Vinny Pazienza's efforts to get back into the ring after a car accident.
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Next, they go through a stone-washing process to soften and tighten the yarn, ensuring that the indigo won't bleed when worn.
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Rather than turtle up and bleed clock with their lead, Colombia's possession spiked in the opening half hour of the second half.
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The "Bleed For the Throne" promotion will be at SXSW, which returns to Austin, Texas, March 7-9, for its 32nd year.
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While these efforts have resulted in corking budget leaks, they haven't appeared to bleed over into other aspects of smart city deployments.
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The world is just now calming down from the shocking reality that women bleed from their vaginas every month, and guess what?
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But now, as the roads have turn to rivers, and bayous bleed into strip malls, rescue boats are a desperately needed commodity.
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We have a culture that is good about getting outraged about things, but that outrage doesn't often bleed into real-world decisions.
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Facebook even encourages Camera posts to News Feed by making them full-bleed thanks to overlaid profile pics and Like/comment buttons.
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The vocals are seething and horrible, like COC or Void, and the recordings are buried in live-off-the-floor instantaneous bleed.
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There's no bullish news out there and it's just a slow bleed lower," said commodities broker Craig Turner at Daniels Trading. "U.
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These are straight-up documentaries in a very contemporary style that bleed out all the narrative building for showing you what happened.
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She seemed to be recovering well for nearly two weeks, doctors said, when she suddenly began to bleed heavily on March 7.
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Students of Korean P'ansori traditionally shout themselves hoarse under waterfalls, till their vocal cords bleed and are covered in nodules and calluses.
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During this stage, the roiling lava would frequently burst through the lunar surface and bleed across the landscape for hundreds of miles.
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The stakes are high: Too little warfarin and patients could suffer a stroke, but too much and they could bleed to death.
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If you compare Hatton to one-time foe Floyd Mayweather, the difference in their approach is enough to make your nose bleed.
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It's not worth the strain in your heart and it starts to bleed into your other relationships and it becomes super dysfunctional.
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This title essentially performs a bleed on the community that is so fervently dedicated to playing Nintendo's games outside of Nintendo's rules.
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Then I'd use my skirmishers to bleed the enemy formation, and lure as many of their troops as possible into futile pursuits.
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He had also researched how long it took an adult to bleed out after her jugular vein was cut: about three minutes.
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Multiply that by the hundreds of hours of original content that Netflix produces every year, and the cash starts to bleed out.
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What the helmet can do is reduce the energy of the impact and the likelihood of a skull fracture or brain bleed.
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I remember once you bit down on your bottom lip so hard, you started to bleed, but you wouldn't let me stop.
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Cons: The party goes all day and night so getting sleep and relaxation in is tough with noise bleed into guest rooms.
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The show's entrance is dimly lit with a corridor that leads to separate light-based installations that bleed green and blue light.
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Thy blood, more sweet than Hyblean honey, honey flows Balm for the heart-sick, cure of Slav'ry's woes Bleed on, blest tree!
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Binding is awful — it's hot, it chafes, it can make you break out and bleed in tight spots, and it's not comfortable.
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Highlighting each crime concurrently reinforces that the threads of violence can almost bleed through from one time and perpetrator into the next.
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The blasts were so intense that Halima's 21.5-year-old brother, Saber, developed stress blisters on his lips that began to bleed.
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Although "Hong Kong Trilogy" is divided into three segments, each ostensibly focusing on a different generation, the sections bleed into one another.
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Another valuable program, called "Stop the Bleed" provides training to staff and community residents on how to render aid to trauma victims.
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But until that day in the tree, I never thought that having a blood vessel bleed in my brain made me different.
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The media images we consume bleed into the public consciousness and seep into our education, housing, health care, and criminal justice systems.
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Dr. Pilny removed most of her reproductive hardware but left her ovary because taking it out could make her bleed to death.
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Next door, Afghanistan continues to bleed and reel as reconciliation with Taliban groups, factions of which are based here in Pakistan, fails.
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They are the latest in a slow bleed of similar announcements in the past two years from rivals including J. C. Penney.
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Is it me, or do demons who fling furniture, shatter glass and make walls bleed seem kind of ho-hum these days?
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Ivery told police he then grabbed Banks and pushed her head into the wall twice, causing her to bleed from the mouth.
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While the Trump administration's tariffs may temporarily boost business for some suppliers, they bleed American manufacturing jobs and raise costs for consumers.
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Speaking at a symposium in Mankato, Minnesota, Kashkari explained the impact to Asia could bleed into the U.S. if the illness persists.
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Speaking at a symposium in Mankato, Minnesota, Kashkari explained the impact to Asia could bleed into the U.S. if the outbreak persists.
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Postpartum hemorrhage, in which women bleed uncontrollably after childbirth, kills an estimated 100,000 women a year in poor and middle-income countries.
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Apartments, hospital rooms, public spaces and offices slide in and out of view, vertically and horizontally, and sometimes bleed into one another.
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External sounds and sights bleed into this exhibition, which also resonates with the whir and creak and tinkle of sculptures in motion.
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"Because it is such a slow bleed, it is important to get both the direction and the timing right," Mr Ketchum says.
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What looks like rare ground beef is actually the soy leghemoglobin, a plant protein that makes the Impossible Burger appear to bleed.
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The aggressive bird attacked the woman's leg while she was collecting eggs from her chicken coop, causing her to bleed to death.
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A genetically modified yeast creates the key ingredient, called heme, which makes the patties appear to bleed and taste like real meat.
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We're told Chuy went to the ER with a Gastrointestinal Hemorrhage (GI Bleed) and after complications, he suffered the fatal heart attack.
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When the tank is full of air, the safety valve will open and bleed air if the user keeps pumping it up.
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It's indie rock with a ripe red heart and in these songs you can feel it beat and bleed a little too.
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I didn't want to wear a tampon, but honestly, I also didn't want to bleed all over my light gray dressy pants.
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When I put the fries in my nose, I immediately panicked because I thought the salt was gonna make my nose bleed.
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This year the show is subtitled "Hilarious Stories From People Who Bleed From Their Wherevers," and (naturally) Donald Trump is the focus.
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The groom is then handed a metre-long white cloth on which his bride must bleed when the two consummate their marriage.
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What separates these bad boys from your average Sharpie is that they don't bleed through the back of a regular piece of paper.
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She immediately called 911, pleading with an emergency dispatcher for help as she watched the father of her unborn baby bleed to death.
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FGM, which involves the partial or total removal of the external genitalia, can be fatal when girls bleed to death or become infected.
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Riverdale portrays her as a ticking time bomb, one who digs her nails into her hands until they bleed to cope with frustration.
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And if you do, everything will be super bright and blue with a very sharp picture and colors so vibrant your eyes bleed.
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They were fresh back from their annual pilgrimage to Lambeau Field then, and clearly bleed green and gold as hard as any Wisconsinite.
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But even if the airline doesn't lose a ton of customers, it'll probably bleed money should David Dao slap it with a lawsuit.
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It's like painting, either I'm working on abstract paintings and I'm trying to push the paint through, or I have it bleed through.
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"We may not be where Trayvon [Martin] and Freddie Gray are from, but we bleed the same color," one protester told the paper.
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So there is this bleed over from these online actinos into you know something as horrifying as the violence that happened in Charlottesville.
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But the vision of art that can grab its audience and make them whimper, scream, or even bleed has a definite visceral appeal.
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I've watched these guys around here bleed and cry and to see them celebrate the way they did was just great to see.
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The patient started to bleed — a potential warning sign of uterine cancer — but Hall prescribed her more hormones, according to the medical board.
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She said she was not mutilated during her circumcision, didn't bleed at all and felt nearly no pain during or after the procedure.
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A ton of those influences definitely bleed into Dead Orbit, as well as probably everything else I've ever drawn up to this point.
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Kofinis said that Trump's leadership may "bleed down" to the congressional election, and that there is "unquestionably" political damage within the Republican party.
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And I walked out of the hospital carrying this tub and jar and gloves that I'm supposed to bleed my baby out in.
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No surprises: Google makes a load of money, and the other bets bleed cash:So "other bets" is $3.5 billion in the red. Ouch.
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This from the guy who saw an 80 yr old fall on the floor at Mar-a-Lago and bleed on the tiles.
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GM is about to become the second company to bleed out eligibility for the $33,500 federal tax credit buyers of EVs receive, though.
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The arrest report further accuses Myhre, of Collegeville, Pennsylvania, of inserting small needles under his children's fingernails and toenails to make them bleed.
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Alex doesn't believe her and continues to beg Meredith to go back downstairs and look over DeLuca's scans again for a brain bleed.
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No light bleed thru, easy to control the amount of backlight, easy to download books and simply just easy to read my books.
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Guitars are distorted and warped into endless expanses of single tones that seem to bleed into one another, echoing across a stark emptiness.
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As if bleeding for three to seven days a month isn't enough, sometimes your vagina will bleed when you're not on your period.
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You're concerned about the germs your friend might be ingesting, and the fact that she routinely gnaws at her fingertips until they bleed.
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The user profiles are themselves built on technology which is often disconnected from the core product, but eventually those priorities may bleed through.
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When you send a photo, it shows up full-bleed in the screen and you can even doodle on it if you want.
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However, Cuoco's head accidentally caught a chair on the way to the ground, splitting open her eye brow and causing her to bleed.
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Police say Chang allegedly left his wife lying on the floor for 20 to 30 minutes and expected she would bleed to death.
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Critics like Warren argue the firms bleed the companies dry for their own profits and then let them collapse, costing the economy jobs.
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The colors bleed, revealing the rainbow of accumulated color, and making the remarkably complex growth patterns of these fascinating and misunderstood organisms evident.
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The company's first product was Drumatom, which allows recording engineers to control microphone leakage (also known as bleed or spill) in drum recordings.
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Comcast continues to bleed cable customers frustrated by the soaring costs, terrible customer service, and bogus fees that plague its pay TV service.
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And bright red blood on the toilet paper could be due to hemorrhoids — itchy, swollen veins in the rectum or anus that bleed.
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Even if it doesn't hurt, such a punch creates the perception that you're losing, particularly if you bleed or your head flies backward.
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Open Road is distributing "Bleed for This," which looks at Vinny Pazienza's efforts to get back into the ring after a car accident.
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He was later admitted to the hospital because of what a legal representative described as a "brain bleed," according to the Daily Caller.
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There is no evidence that these tests are doing our students any good, and they bleed valuable time and money from our schools.
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"But what is comfort when the images of slain black bodies left to bleed are sketched into your being … over and over again."
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Miles packed on some muscle for his role in "Bleed for This" and looks to have enough left to pass for a lifeguard.
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"When ur dress made you bleed and ur feet are purple," Jenner posted alongside a picture of her scratched legs and swollen toes.
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Here we get touchstones from the period, including "Summertime Clothes," the Afro rave-up "Brother Sport," and a one-off version of Bleed.
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These are both winnable matchups; this team has the ability to stay in any game because of how they work to bleed clock.
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The Stop the Bleed campaign, a national campaign by the Department of Homeland Security, encourages bystanders to act before emergency medical workers arrive.
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That would be an epidural bleed, and I need to go to the hospital or brain herniation could occur, which could be fatal.
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It's also the precarity ride-hail drivers experience, since it's easy to have their account deactivated or quickly bleed money on car payments.
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Flake worried that Congress would be unable to eliminate the benefit cold turkey, allowing it to bleed red ink for years to come.
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Aspirin takers were more likely to experience a major bleed (3.8 percent in the aspirin group versus 2.7 percent in the placebo group).
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Rooney's new one is a lot like her old one; her books glide along similar tracks and can bleed together in your mind.
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Their solid follow-up, Futures, sold half the copies Bleed American did, and the following release, Chase This Light, sold half of that.
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But some have taken that research to the next level by designing printed organs that feel, move and bleed like the real thing.
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The Accu-Gage 60 PSI is a Wirecutter staff favorite for its easy-to-read dial, rubber gauge guard and handy bleed valve.
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Even still, Burger King claims customers can't tell the difference, especially because the burger is designed to "bleed," just like a meat patty.
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Why it matters: Even as the Democrats take Trump to court over ignored subpoenas, he benefits by letting it all bleed out slowly.
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But the second part of Cantwell's prophecy, that the island will bleed while the law is contested, turned out to be equally true.
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Dr. Bonny said she tries to make sure that either a period or a withdrawal bleed happens at least four times a year.
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Both fields are known for putting young talent together in large houses where work and real life bleed together, often resulting in burnout.
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By contrast, implicitly suggesting that there is something shameful or risky about being queer can bleed over into our own feelings about ourselves.
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It could just be part of the daily bleed from other time-wasting activities such as Facebook, Twitter and this week's Wimbledon tournament.
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With a contraceptive implant that made her bleed at least 1.33 days out of every 21.3, the problem was particularly acute for Krengel.
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Austin S. Miller, the current commander of the American-led mission in Afghanistan, is similar to past attempts to bleed the militant group.
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Superhero movies these days often bleed into one another and hit the same beats, but Wonder Woman shined with a dignified, bright humanity.
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There are conflicting accounts on where exactly he cut himself to bleed out, but we're told it was either his neck or wrist.
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They bleed when they are cut, they cry when they are angry, when they are upset, and they laugh when they are happy.
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The fact that they no longer make my feet bleed allows me to walk around more confidently and less like a drunken pirate.
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It is here where long nights of partying binges bleed into hazy early mornings—affording a new day to do it all over again.
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But not all matte formulas are made equally magical; some leave lips sandpaper-y, others go on smooth but feather and bleed in minutes.
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The disease, known as "sudden oak death," creates ugly cankers on the tree trunk that bleed out sap — a fatal condition for some trees.
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U.S. growth will bleed into the world economy, according to Deutsche, which pushed its 2017 global GDP forecast from 3 percent to 3.4 percent.
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As Sears struggles to stem the bleed in its sales and return to profitability, it has relied on store closings and funding from Lampert.
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To capture the feeling of an early morning haze I started playing with overlapping these night scenes and having them bleed into each other.
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In one scene, she twists a knife into her own leg, trying to understand how a small puncture wound could bleed someone to death.
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Nigeria, another oil-dependent emerging market giant, has a stable outlook, but pressure is mounting almost everywhere as governments see their revenues bleed away.
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That key ingredient is what allows Impossible to mimic the texture of real meat, even making its burgers appear to "bleed" just like beef.
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And in the search for one, students around the country are wearing bulletproof backpacks, looking through bulletproof glass, and learning "stop the bleed" programs.
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