She is supposed to wear braces on her legs and arms, but the leg braces she was given are too loose and the arm braces too tight, her mother says.
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In junior high, I wanted braces to be like everyone else — all the cool kids had braces!
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She had metal braces applied to her lower teeth and ceramic braces placed on her front teeth.
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I brush my teeth, put my braces back on (I have the clear removable braces), and crawl into bed.
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With more awareness about those braces, she thought it might make it easier for others to get the braces covered.
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Some wear leg braces to get around, while others don't wear braces, although they do experience pain if they overexert themselves.
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People with braces typically check in with their orthodontists for months to keep readjusting their braces until all the teeth are properly straightened.
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What if I kissed someone with braces, and our braces got entwined, only to be removed by a surgeon or, even worse, a parent?
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People with braces have to check in with their orthodontist regularly because they need their braces retightened so more teeth can move into place.
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Align Technology is the medical device company behind Invisalign, the clear and removable dental braces that make it easier than metal braces to fix teeth.
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There are a few reasons for this: most "teen" actors aren't at orthodontia age, people really only have braces for 24 months, and, in short, braces aren't that cute.
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He said Align has more than a 90 percent share of the market for high-end clear braces, for patients who need several rounds of the removable braces to correctly align their teeth.
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Graphic: Japan Inc braces for employee-friendly labor reform - tmsnrt.
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Anyone who's had braces may also have astronauts to thank.
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Gina Rodriguez suffered through braces like the rest of us.
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My braces came off my junior year of high school.
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Which means she'll be starting freshman year wearing braces – a.k.a.
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Make them wear fucking neck braces for all I care.
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I've had braces before, but they just keep moving back.
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The batteries in the braces last 36 hours at most.
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Bloomberg: White House braces for GOP losses and staff exodus.
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The two, who both wore metal braces, became close friends.
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Go deeper: What we're watching: Singapore braces for the meeting
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I was put in braces that kept my knees rigid.
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And clear aligners can do the job of traditional braces.
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The invisible aligners are cheaper and more discreet than braces.
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Some wore neck braces and others were bleeding, passengers said.
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"There are other racers that have knee braces," she added.
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Go deeper ... "Locked and loaded": Washington braces for impeachment battle
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But these commercial braces aren't intended for use by soldiers.
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Pistol braces, also known as blades or stabilizing braces, claim to "enhance accuracy and reduce felt recoil when using an AR-style pistol," according to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF).
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Having gone through a similar experience of suffering through braces and then giving up on the retainer, he figured out how to create his own Invisalign clear braces using a 3D scanner and additive manufacturing.
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The woman had not worn orthodontic braces for 10 years, but after the surgery, the doctors found that what had perforated her bowel was actually a 7-centimeter piece of wire, presumably from her braces.
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I have a fractured vertebrae and two braces in my back.
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It's not all junked up with "unnecessary" symbols, particularly curly braces.
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How have Lea's (Jessica Dinnage) braces not decayed entirely by now?
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"I like to win quickly," said Intanon, who wears dental braces.
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On My Block opens with a character getting her braces off.
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Braces can't solve that problem, but they're a goofy-looking start.
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The Waterpik is also perfect for cleaning braces and tooth implants.
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He was a young black man with braces on his teeth.
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However, Shepherd also said those who have braces shouldn't be alarmed.
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Meanwhile, Louisiana braces for the storm that is headed its way.
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They're both wearing neck braces and covered in nicks and cuts.
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Every so often Juan picks at braces lining his upper teeth.
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The braces on his teeth make him look younger than 23.
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Read This Next: Braces Can Actually Be Bad for Your Health
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Read This Next: Braces Can Actually Be Bad For Your Teeth
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So, braces and bandages, just that this time it's actually visible.
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When Marianne returned home, she could walk with braces and crutches.
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Here's what you need to know: • Florida braces as Irma nears.
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I pressed my doctors to let me out of the braces.
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Dental work, braces and clear teeth aligners are also FSA-eligible.
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Old photographs on social media showed her wearing glasses and braces.
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Braces and dental care are free for anyone younger than 18.
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The maker of the Invisalign braces also delivered an upbeat outlook.
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I'M THINKING ABOUT GETTING BRACES MYSELF JUST BECAUSE OF THIS DEAL.
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Online braces seller SmileDirectClub's disastrous debut on Thursday doesn't help matters.
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The maker of Invisalign dental braces also saw revenue beat forecasts.
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Every time Ryan Crouser flies for work, he braces for questions.
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After poking around in my mouth and taking impressions of my teeth, the orthodontist declared that I did not need braces — my bite was mostly fine, so braces weren't necessary and would be primarily for cosmetic reasons.
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Items like hot/cold packs, braces and first-aid kits are covered.
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Vlad Jr. wears braces and looks like he could lift a locomotive.
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Being a 25-year-old with braces is an entirely different ballgame.
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That said, treatment from traditional metal braces doesn't necessarily last forever, either.
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Align Technology is the maker of the clear, removable dental braces Invisalign.
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On the way there, I joked that undergrad guys would have braces.
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And if I had had braces, they would be fixed by now.
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Braces can fix this, but like, can you fix your heart, though?
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"It's no different than getting braces, that changes your appearance," Sabrina said.
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"I had braces, I was in my most awkward years," she says.
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Let me have this opportunity to flex with my post-braces smile.
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Different crutches, braces and girdles — even a prosthetic leg — are on display.
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Penny wears braces on her ankles and glasses on her button nose.
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Please do not give this fish with braces carrots or chewing gum.
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If you've ever worn braces, it was an orthodontist who treated you.
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"She had braces, red hair, this incredibly ugly track suit," he said.
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Before Candid, I wore braces about 10 years ago, for one year.
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I'm not saying he needs a driver, but he definitely needs braces.
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"University of Florida braces for Richard Spencer," reported The New York Times.
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Alexander was twenty-one and wore braces and a button-up shirt.
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Kendall wore braces and a hat that said "unicorn" across the band.
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She got braces, with baby blue rubber bands that matched her eyes.
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He looks his age when his braces shine every time he smiles.
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"Excuse me, ma'am," a student said, smiling through a set of braces.
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Last fall, firmly in middle age, I learned that I needed braces.
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I got braces, even though I never wanted to close my gap.
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When he opens his mouth to rap, you can see his braces.
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His daughter, braces-free, passed and is learning to play the clarinet.
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My daughter, who has some wonky teeth and braces, is a drummer.
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Keep in mind we're in 7th grade and I still had braces.
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Cofounders Katzman and Fenkell, who both wore metal braces, are close friends.
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Being able to stand with braces had been a milestone for Fidyka.
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Boys with rashes on their face—less albino, more scabs everywhere. Braces!
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He said he usually uses braces, but didn't on this particular day.
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I had glasses and braces, but I felt pretty confident with my nerdiness.
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In the photograph from 2009, Barlin wears glasses and braces on her teeth.
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The maker of Invisalign dental braces also reported revenue that was above estimates.
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The kids on television are alright — so alright that they don't need braces.
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The couple shared the photo of them in their neck braces on Facebook.
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He was just a little rounder, wearing black, and, of all things, braces.
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In the shots, Thaddeus is seen in his younger days, wearing leg braces.
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Louisiana braces for Harvey's rain And the water won't stop rising anytime soon.
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I've been wearing retainers since I got my braces off in high school.
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That's why countless products like posture braces are dedicated to correcting this problem.
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Most glass French presses also have plastic or metal braces for added protection.
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He needs assistance walking and may be wearing leg braces, the report said.
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Americans pay up to $7,500 for braces per person, but it's worth it.
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Python ditches the curly braces, and instead does the same thing with indentation.
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That's why braces work—if we push on teeth, we can move them.
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Throughout her childhood and teens, she endured multiple surgeries and various back braces.
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They taught him how to walk with braces, and he learned sign language.
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To his relatives in Kenya, however, he's the young man with the braces.
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For now, the hotel industry in the desert braces for a tough April.
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SmileShops offer customers a 3D scan of their teeth to create transparent braces.
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Other charges included billing insurance companies $975 for braces and $2,400 for anesthesia.
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SmileShops offer customers a 3D scan of their teeth to create transparent braces.
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One co-worker with braces was known as "metal mouth," Mr. Weber testified.
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Electric toothbrushes can also work better for people with orthodontic work like braces.
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Alexis wears her reddish-brown hair in a braid, no makeup and braces.
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Hard candies can also damage brackets and other appliances that hold braces together.
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The American Association of Orthodontists takes a strict stance against DIY braces (using a rubber band to fix a gap, 3-D printing a retainer, or MacGuyvering metal braces from a clothes hanger, for example) — but that seems pretty obviously unadvisable.
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Apparently Simon thinks women with braces could make any sex tape a Scary Movie.
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Then the app floated a few more—time-lapses of braces completely restructuring mouths.
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Strum has also lent her abilities to leg braces and other types of helmets.
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Washington now braces early each morning for the first blast from Trump's Twitter account.
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"My parents want to make it known they paid a lot for my braces!"
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Braces make good oral hygiene harder to accomplish, and they make bad hygiene worse.
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When she had the braces on his arms, she looked him up and down.
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Lanski, 32, holds out a kick shield and braces himself to receive their blows.
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As the island braces for an 11th consecutive night of protests calling for Gov.
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Only his bashfulness and mouthful of braces remind you that he is an adolescent.
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Even as Joey Feek braces for her last breath, she is celebrating new firsts.
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Aside from the occasional joke about headgear, braces rarely make an appearance on television.
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His braces are an afterthought, something the filmmakers left in as an inside joke.
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With greater access to dental care in this country, braces are a booming business.
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One stock he likes now is Align Technology, which makes the Invisalign clear braces.
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"The chances of swallowing a wire from your braces is very low," she said.
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I, for one, was adjusting to braces and watching a lot of Friends reruns.
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This is true even if you got your braces off over a decade ago.
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He quickly braces himself on the president's shoulder, establishing an indomitable center of gravity.
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All around him men sport alarming splints and braces, strapped to elbows and knees.
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The Eiffel Tower will be closed Saturday as Paris braces for a mass demonstration.
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He said he typically uses braces to secure the car, but didn't that day.
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Here's what we know as the country braces for a second day of protest.
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The two have the same eyebrows and face shape, punctuated by their same braces.
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Meanwhile, Toronto braces for more reports of assaults to be announced by the police.
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The pressure from Democrats comes as the city braces for another round of protests.
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The letter comes as Puerto Rico braces for further impacts from the coronavirus outbreak.
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Joson is 10, with busy eyes and a wide smile that reveals orthodontic braces.
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The leg braces weigh 2.5 pounds and the battery pack weighs about 10 pounds.
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As Milwaukee braces for the possibility of more violence after a police shooting, Gov.
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The beads and the braces are long gone, but the sisters' power tennis remains.
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Lean and soft-spoken, with teeth wrapped in sky-blue braces, he was jittery.
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Sub-goals: Sleep with my elbow braces on every night for February and March.
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SmileDirectClub started five years ago, selling "tight-fitting clear aligners" that act as braces.
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After several days of rising tides, Mississippi braces for more intense flooding as Gov.
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She's wearing a fantastical blond blunt-cut wig and has braces on her teeth.
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Portland braces for alt-right rally and counter-protests Portland braces for alt-right rally and counter-protests Portland braced itself Sunday for a pro-Trump "free speech rally" and counter-protests that were set to confront each other on the city's streets.
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"#dancerbaby #pastlife #tanAF," she captioned the Instagram picture, which also documented Ballas' days wearing braces.
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Get ready for more conflicting reports as the world braces itself for the royal baby.
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We watch some Seinfeld, and I fall asleep forgetting to put on my wrist braces.
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The explosion happened as Taiwan braces for a super typhoon projected to strike early Friday.
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And for many engaged women, that includes three main treatments: whitening, porcelain veneers, and braces.
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And to make things comfortable for the little spoon, the braces are covered in foam.
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On My Block's Monse (Sierra Capri) has braces for all of one episode, the pilot.
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Image: Jens Meyer/APA group of monequins show off next generation braces from Sporlastic Orthopaedics.
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A chain reaction is under way as a giant industry braces for a violent shock.
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Once a month, Leslie Mac braces herself to purge her Twitter handle from various lists.
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I removed my braces seven months ago and the doctor wants to check my teeth.
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In experiments, a person wearing the braces while walking expended 10 percent less energy. 2.
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The poll comes as Washington braces for Comey's appearance Thursday before the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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People with the condition often have to wear braces up to 22 hours a day.
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That included everything from getting braces to knowing how many feet are in a mile.
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"I want him to fall in love with my kids," she braces herself for failure.
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C code is an often rigid world of semicolons and curly braces and memory management.
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Prank: Speaking of teeth, we miss the days of customizing braces with colored rubber bands.
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Mississippi braces Jackson County in coastal Mississippi enacted a curfew that began at 13 p.m.
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Harding was whiter white trash, with her frizzy hair, braces, and love of bad rock.
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The news comes as the country's northern regions braces for more heavy smog this week.
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And the more teeth you have to move, the longer the braces will be on.
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So when he jostles Doris (Sally Field), she braces for the usual morning-elevator scrum.
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Orthodontic movement, such as braces or Invisalign, can make you more susceptible to gum recession.
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The move comes as the Hoosier State braces for further impacts from the coronavirus outbreak.
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She uses a wheelchair, but has recently begun walking using forearm crutches and leg braces.
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SouSmile isn't the only Latin American startup working on an anti-braces dental solution, either.
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Helmut Newton famously photographed Nadja Auermann modeling stilettos, leg braces, canes and a prop wheelchair.
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She screamed and her braces scraped his genitals, she said; when he recoiled, she escaped.
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Millions of Floridians have been told to evacuate as the state braces for the storm.
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Betty, played by the actress Ana María Orozco, had a unibrow, braces and blunt bangs.
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Dentist created and approved, this brush can accommodate dental-work, including braces, implants, and veneers.
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For the second time in her career, Vonn is racing with braces on both knees.
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People, do not ever talk on the phone with a stranger wielding free knee braces.
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There, people can get a 3D scan that will be used to create their invisible braces.
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You'll be able to choose between various hairstyles, makeup and accessories like glasses and even braces.
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Lee Adams' 5-year old daughter Maelee has cerebral palsy and autism and walks with braces.
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With smiles full of braces, curls we couldn't control, and frilly dresses with bubbly shoulder pads.
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The kneehole panel was installed after Franklin D. Roosevelt requested it to hide his knee braces.
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More From VICE: Buttloads of Pain The metal from braces may also contribute to gum recession.
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In many if not most languages, curly braces are used to group together lines of code.
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She has moved from leg braces to crutches to a wheelchair, and eventually an electric one.
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When I first had braces, I was your average 14-year-old: spotty and deeply insecure.
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Blonde, with braces and a big bow, she seems created in a lab for perfect tweens.
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"We went from diapers and teething to braces and sports bras overnight," Birkhead admitted to Williams.
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Meanwhile, markets in Hong Kong closed early as the city braces itself for a tropical storm.
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"We went from diapers and teething to braces and sports bras overnight," he admits to feeling.
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The trial will be in recess as the Southeast braces for the passage of Hurricane Matthew.
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Plus, there are special slings and braces your doctor can give you to help you heal.
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Kelton smiles, revealing that his braces are off and his teeth have been wrangled artificially straight.
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October 23, 2017 Japan holds early elections and braces for the expected landfall of a typhoon.
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She's seen students get braces and eyeglasses, medical help for diabetes, in-class tutors, emergency counselors.
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Braces don't work the way you probably think because they don't just shift your teeth around.
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"I'm not supposed to chew it, with my braces," the blogger said, then chewed some anyway.
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I've pretty much looked like that for years—waxed mustache, long beard, I wear braces occasionally.
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Sure, she had braces for a few years when she was a teen, but that's all.
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The men are in braces and cravats; the women in sparkling dresses and pork pie hats.
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The police were able to identify Surnah relatively quickly because of the braces on her teeth.
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There were braces and glasses, sneakers and hoodies, teasing and giggles — all the trappings of tweens.
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Mr. McNeal would then receive illegal kickbacks in exchange for ordering those braces, the indictment said.
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" You're like, "Gee, I hope I get my leg braces off by the time I'm 16.
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Behind him, gaggles of teenagers in rhinestones, plenty of whom still had braces on their teeth.
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Top hospital braces for coronavirus pandemic with secret warehouse full of emergency supplies Gas act: Rep.
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The second photo she posted was of Gianna smiling, displaying her braces as a younger girl.
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Have you ever smiled after eating a chopped kale salad with a mouthful of metal braces?
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During the era of red braces and slide rules, today's technological advances started to creep in.
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Smile Direct Club's site compares that to the $6,000 to $8,000 you'd pay for traditional braces.
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Laing opened another folder, which contained a photograph of Wojnarowicz as a child: big ears, braces.
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Her latest call comes as Wall Street braces for a tidal wave of earnings beginning Monday.
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With heavy braces on both knees, Vonn conceded it might be time to end her career.
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I think that's as much as really you can have, besides arm braces at this point.
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Patients should take painkillers instead, the experts said, and maybe try back braces and physical therapy.
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It's refreshing to see an influential celebrity embracing orthodontics, like Gwen Stefani wearing braces in the '90s.
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As the daughter of a dentist, I'll be the first to tell you that traditional braces suck.
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She shocked herself and her mother when she decided to try walking without her walker and braces.
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Having had little experience of the opposite sex pre-braces, with them, boys became a total minefield.
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Or what if I kissed a boy without braces and he somehow cut himself on the metal?
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Her mother makes Monroe get her braces removed early, in case the metal is exacerbating the illness.
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By March she was able to take a few steps, in May she no longer needed braces.
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A smaller company Ramos recently added to portfolio is Align Technology, which makes the Invisalign clear braces.
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Rubio's comments come as his home state of Florida braces for the potential impact of Hurricane Irma.
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Kozel's doctors and therapists knew that getting these braces covered by insurance would be an uphill climb.
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And over 16 million children today can play without leg braces and wheelchairs, thanks to this partnership.
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In 1992, she grinned through orthodontic braces, played cards with friends and sustained a minor sightseeing injury.
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Align Technology, which makes clear-braces solution Invisalign, has run up over 185 percent since the election.
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She remains hospitalized in New York and is learning to walk using crutches and custom leg braces.
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These feel nothing like the excruciating tightening process of braces that you probably experienced as a kid.
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Throw in some braces and a healthy sprinkling of acne, and you really have yourself a party.
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She found it in an old box of old splints, braces and supports lying around the house.
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" The Times said: "The beads and the braces are long gone, but the sisters' power tennis remains.
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Exams, cleanings, X-rays, braces removal: They'll all have to wait until the restrictions have been lifted.
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I had Cheetos in my braces, was wearing bright orange combat boots held together with electrical tape.
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Ms. Swinton's chief executive spends a good chunk of the film speaking through a mouthful of braces.
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Compared to traditional metal braces, which cost $6,000 to $8,000 on average, it's a pretty sweet deal.
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Ball's comments come as Australia braces for continued drought conditions after deadly brushfires destroyed hundreds of homes.
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The pharmaceutical industry is ramping up its public relations efforts as it braces for ever-increasing scrutiny.
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GOP braces for Democratic spending onslaught in battle for Senate MORE going to vote for your program?
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I love the layers of concrete and iron, and the colors of the railings and cross braces.
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He was born with a club foot and wore leg braces throughout his childhood, his brother said.
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He slotted his patient's legs into metal braces with leather straps that laced up to his thighs.
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I wear two knee braces and an airbag and maybe I should just ski in Bubble Wrap.
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It's not supplemental if you need it to pay for your kids' braces, or food, or rent.
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It was stained with my blood from when he punched me, my metal braces ripping my lips.
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Neither recommendation is particularly convincing (indeed, Dionne almost acknowledges as much in his typically belt-and-braces conclusion).
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After a lot of convincing, I took my braces off, put on the wetsuit, and got right in!
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"Since Barcelona we've adopted a belt and braces approach to avoid a similar issue in Melbourne," he added.
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It was August of 2007 and I had bottom braces, acne, and a Juicy Couture tank top on.
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Oil prices have risen as the market braces for sanctions on Iran that kick in on Nov. 4.
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Our if-then from above would look like this in C++: Instead of curly braces, Python uses whitespace.
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They're believably awkward, with braces, bowl cuts, and ponytails with two face-framing strands of hair pulled out.
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I moved until the braces on my legs cut into my shins and calves, pushing myself to exhaustion.
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Braces are technically a medical appliance, and should be used under the supervision of a professional, she adds.
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The family's $2,400 rent hangs over her head each month, and she's put off getting her daughter braces.
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Zeldin-Almanza, who wore an orange hat and has turquoise braces, said she plans to meet with Rep.
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"Cost was a factor in the sense that I didn't want to pay for braces again," Dudley said.
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She's pulling her hood over her hair, worried about her appearance, but she's not nervous about her braces.
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Braces pop up only occasionally in film, and the past decade has been a bit of a lull.
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Like many of its counterparts throughout Kathmandu that survived the earthquake, diagonal braces have been added for support.
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So for all of you who don't like your braces, you will appreciate it when you're my age.
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Live coastal video: Florida braces for Hermine They warned residents to be aware of the potential for flooding.
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" Specifically, braces that are invisible, painless, and periodically release a delightful burst of Calvin Klein's "Obsession For Teeth.
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One of his orthotic braces fell off during his arrest and was left behind, as was his wheelchair.
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If drugs, braces, physical therapy, weight loss and activity restrictions don't work, the next step is usually surgery.
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The braces were crafted out of a piece of a credit card, and the entire procedure cost $150.
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Ominous words, indeed, as Singapore braces for the next ugly chapter in the Lee family's war of attrition.
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Southern California remains on high-alert as it braces for strong winds from Santa Ana throughout the weekend.
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It's an apocalyptic belief which is now having real world consequences, as the region braces for further unrest.
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A gawky teen with braces and glasses, spotting the architect, fast-walked over and thrust out a hand.
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In "The Hairy Ape," he began wearing braces and padding on both knees, and a footballer's cushioned shorts.
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It's essentially a big, round tent with a front and back door; a latticelike structure braces the frame.
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After research, she set her mind on the Appalachian Trail, just two months after she received her braces.
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My mouth felt noticeably clean — the sort of lick-your-teeth sensation associated with just having braces removed.
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Most importantly, these young physicians serve a critical need as our nation braces for a major physician shortage.
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You wore braces as a kid but can't find your retainers anymore so your teeth have shifted again.
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I was 18 when I legally entered a marriage union, not long after I got my braces off.
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When suiting up, he had pulled on elastic leg braces and heat pads for his back and neck.
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Still, he braces himself each season for the next wave of parents who meddle in their sons' recruitments.
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I had braces to pull my teeth together and four veneers to make my teeth look more unified.
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That uncertainty is only compounding the tech industry's worries as it braces for a full ban taking effect.
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As the U.S. braces for Dorian, the Bahamas has begun to assess the scope of the disaster there.
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And I wear braces: You need toothpicks and wax if one of your wires sticks in your cheek.
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Options to achieve brighter, straighter, more radiant smiles include braces, aligners, whitening applications, toothpastes, and in-office appointments.
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Another cause of snoring: teeth extraction, a particular issue for baby boomers who had braces in their youth.
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Simone Biles has lost her braces since 2013, but has picked up four Olympic gold medals in exchange.
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Most of us wore braces, spent our childhoods in and out of orthopedic units and had bone surgeries.
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My iPhone fascinates them and they ask to see my braces, intently questioning how many "shillings" they cost.
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And as someone who had three sets of braces, I highly suggest opting for aligners if you can.
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The news of the investigation comes as the east coast of the United States braces for Hurricane Florence.
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Fidyka, wearing below-the-knee braces, pedalled a stationary bike in front of him for the first time.
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Now crews will remove the metal support braces so that Bertha can move all the way into the pit.
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Unlike your average teen, lucky Wesley will only have to wear his braces for a short period of time.
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Roosevelt, who contracted polio in 1921 at the age of 39, subsequently required leg braces and assistance to walk.
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" Or, rather than make braces the default right of passage through puberty, "maybe we should leave well enough alone.
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For years, a startup called SmileDirectClub has drawn fire from dentists for trying to upend the traditional braces industry.
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She just wanted to pay on her own for dental braces, which her dad said aren't cheap in Singapore.
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After years of putting it off, I have become a paid-up member of the adult-braces wearing community.
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The duo understood that most adults feel self-conscious about being fitted with metal braces so late in life.
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This July, as the orthodontist wheeled over to my son to tighten his braces, he tried to make conversation.
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"I had braces as a kid, however, my teeth moved after years of not wearing my retainer," she says.
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Align Technology, an American firm, prints 17m plastic orthodontic aligners, an increasingly popular alternative to orthodontic braces, every year.
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Using buttons in the crutches, the user activates small motors in the braces that help propel their legs forward.
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Amos DudleyAt the age of nine, I became the first kid in my elementary school class to get braces.
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Daniel sulks some more inside the club, especially when he sees Issa flirting with a man sporting green braces.
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That's not exactly peanuts, but compared to traditional braces, which cost $6,000 to $8,000 on average, it's a steal.
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In 2000, Miranda (Cynthia Nixon) on Sex and the City got adult braces, but she quickly got them removed.
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This same technology is now being harnessed to create beautiful conformal ventilated scoliosis braces, supports for amputees and more.
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Perhaps more importantly, these young physicians serve a critical need as our nation braces for a major physician shortage.
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It was suggested the material could be used for making translucent brackets for braces that would appear tooth coloured.
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The future football Hall of Famer wore leg braces for a few hours every day until he was 5.
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Also, I had issues with the language, in terms of things like pants versus trousers, or braces versus suspenders.
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I had braces, and I decided it would be a great idea to shave the back of my head.
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As Wall Street braces for Apple earnings after the bell Tuesday, some already foresee downside risk for its stock.
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President Trump on Tuesday reassured Puerto Rico as the U.S. territory braces for a potentially devastating Category 5 hurricane.
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This year, Medicare scams involving free or low-cost back and knee braces have appeared, according to the FTC.
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She wanted to show insurance companies how useful the braces can be for those who have lost their mobility.
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Think about big expenses coming up in the next one-two years like braces, car replacement, new roof, etc.
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His is not the most athletic-looking gait, and the braces on his knee and elbow hint at haplessness.
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One girl, Brooke, had appeared as a featured extra in the film, picking at the elastic on her braces.
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But she was still green then — a recent Stuyvesant High School graduate who had just had her braces removed.
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Instead of using unsightly metal braces, Smile Club Direct uses subtle clear aligners that can be worn at night.
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A short, energetic woman in a casual red dress who wears braces and a smile, Peralta gives a speech.
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I had braces and I didn't play soccer and the other kids picked on me for having curly hair.
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Charley is not walking independently yet, but his doctors and therapists predict that he will, without braces or crutches.
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As France braces for a fifth day of nationwide strikes, much of its train network is at a standstill.
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The braces were supposed to be worn all day to fix his outward-pointing "ballerina feet," Ms. Vieira knew.
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If they gained entry, Luna, a reedy middle schooler with braces, should use her phone to film the events.
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It's silent and still, save for a breeze roiling wisps of fog between the steel braces of the tower.
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While in high school, she began to lose muscle strength, and by age 17 she was walking with braces.
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She's racing with braces on both knees and goes through an extensive rehab process each evening to keep competing.
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Like Peloton, the provider of transparent braces is quickly growing its revenue, but its losses are piling up, too.
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With clean water scarce after Hurricane Matthew, Haiti braces for disease With clean water scarce after Hurricane Matthew, Haiti braces for disease When Hurricane Matthew made landfall in Haiti last week, the eye of the storm hit just east of the coastal community of Les Anglais on the island nation's southwest peninsula.
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I'd had my braces on for four years and my teeth were perfectly straight, so I figured it was time.
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CVS Health is running a pilot with SmileDirectClub to fit people for the start-up's invisible braces in CVS' drugstores.
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To help Wesley with his problem, a doggy orthodontist in Michigan fitted him for his own pair of shiny braces.
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Like with braces and bad skin, most of us grow up believing that virginity is a thing to be shed.
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Boots strapped, helmet fastened, mouth guard in place, she braces herself for the hits and knocks that will inevitably come.
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The metal factor may help explain why gum health tends to be worse after traditional metal braces than after Invisalign.
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Qiu, a bespectacled 16-year-old high school student with braces, said she was there to vent anger about school.
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And if you wore headgear — or even if you just had braces — you'll understand the painful memories (literally and figuratively).
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In fact, I find it mind-boggling to think that I have been wearing my braces for five months already.
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There were things on the ground to worry about: makeup and mix tapes and boys and getting my braces off.
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Maybe a shout-out to all the people that make braces, maybe they can do something nice instead of this.
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When I hit my growth spurt at 12, I was all chicken legs and crooked teeth (thank you, ballet & braces).
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To do this, the new device has a rigid "anchor" that braces the sturdy muscle wall separating the two ventricles.
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That meant Scheier would need to remove his braces, and be on standby to help Oliver go to the bathroom.
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She's the one who will walk out into the street looking like a dump, or get braces because it's practical.
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Monse getting her braces off in On My Block marked a movement from pre-pubescent to very much in puberty.
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Heat also causes steel to expand, which means that beams, girders, and braces push outward on already weakened structural connections.
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It attaches to your legs with braces, leaving you free to bound around while it carries your equipment for you.
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That's one reason why people who have metal braces get them so frequently (the brackets can rub against their cheeks).
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Spinks, now wearing two knee braces, did his best to circle out buy still suffered clubbing blows around his guard.
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"I was 16, with frizzy hair and braces, and wanted to explore soccer, student government, theater and boys," Pappas said.
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Officials said the scheme involved offering Medicare beneficiaries orthotic braces, saying they were free to them and covered by Medicare.
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"ATF's decision clearly fails to address the significant public safety threat posted by these pistol arm braces," the center wrote.
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Its offerings: legs for $9.2 million; frame braces for $3.4 million; rim parts for $13 million; capsules for $23 million.
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As it braces for impending regulation, Juul is also exploring new gadgets, including potential Bluetooth-enabled device, the spokesperson said.
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Braces shift teeth by applying pressure, which constricts blood flow to the surrounding tissue that holds those teeth in place.
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She notes that in Forrest Gump, Tom Hanks' character only feels freedom when he breaks out of his leg braces.
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There are very few former prosecutors or investigators who will make their targets want to break out the knee braces.
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As our country braces itself for the coronavirus, let's make sure that those in the justice system are protected, too.
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Growing up, I would have tons of surgeries; I was in physical therapy constantly; I'd been fitted for leg braces.
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Japan braces for typhoon: The country scrambled to prepare for a major storm that's expected to hit over the weekend.
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After a night of arson and vandalism, the financial hub braces for more unrest and ponders the future with anxiety.
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"I'm here today for my citizenship interview," a woman with braces, wearing a hijab in a faux Burberry plaid, replied.
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At $1,850, the products were cheaper than braces, and she did not have to visit an orthodontist to get them.
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Jay Inslee declared a state of emergency Friday as the region braces for whiteout conditions, whipping winds and frigid air.
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Suddenly, friends and co-workers all seemed to have similar stories about their thumbs, plus wrist braces I could borrow.
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Fauci, who has advised six presidents, has been a voice of clarity as the country braces for a potential pandemic.
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Another start-up, Mechanodontics, has developed a technology called Brius, that straightens teeth without the use of braces and aligners.
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"Another person said that Ajayi&aposs running looks like "Forrest Gump running when he had the braces on his legs.
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It's tedious, but they're also fixing my teeth without having to have braces at age 30, so I'll take it.
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The sun cuts through clouds as it sets behind the Okuchichibu Mountains outside Tokyo as Japan braces for Typhoon Hagibis.
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He had braces on his teeth that had worked themselves crooked, and wore track pants and a sleeveless T-shirt.
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Commas are the nails, rivets, screws, joints, braces, brackets, hinges, pins and pegs in the vast architecture of human thought.
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British business braces for impact, President Trump gives an interview to The Times, and European teenagers become a protest vanguard.
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We investigated the origins of polio leg braces, learned about advances in hearing aids and the invention of blind baseball.
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For the past several months, she said, she was embarrassed because she had the remnants of braces on her teeth.
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Regardless of how the military feels about the braces after testing, commercial versions will be shipping by summer of 2016.
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A newly released medical report aptly titled "Orthodontic braces come back to bite," details the case of a woman who swallowed a dental wire from her braces at least 10 years ago — and the wire stayed in her digestive tract until it finally punctured her small intestine, sending her to the ER for emergency surgery.
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New Zealand braces for tsunami after earthquake strikes near Christchurch New Zealand braces for tsunami after earthquake strikes near Christchurch New Zealand's east coast is bracing for further tsunami activity following a 7.8-magnitude earthquake that struck just after midnight on the country's South Island, causing widespread damage and prompting thousands to evacuate their homes.
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As the state of Florida braces for the arrival of Hurricane Irma, one Floridan is embracing an arrival of her own.
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Lilianais is 5-feet 10-inches, weighs 100 pounds, has brown eyes, braces and a nose stud on her right nostril.
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Horse girls were the first to get braces, and would make a point to change the rubber band colors every month.
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Noticeably, young Theroux donned faux braces and modeled an upper lip that may have been too little to call a mustache.
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Those who wear wear braces or smoke, or live with anemia, diabetes, or cancer may also see the condition more frequently.
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As they became stronger, I began sitting less and walking with the aid of forearm crutches and leg braces more frequently.
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This is the real cost of straight teeth: Some 400,000 Americans develop gum recession and gum disease from braces every year.
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Of course, as my periodontist Franc Vanderven points out, braces can fix teeth crowding and ultimately result in better oral hygiene.
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I was 17-years-old with a mouth full of braces, and awkward limbs that never knew where to place themselves.
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And hearing this language lisped through braces, with the odd word mispronounced as if read but never before said, is clarifying.
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CNBC reported in January that CVS was running a pilot with SmileDirectClub to fit people for clear braces inside its drugstores.
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I put off getting braces for several years, unable to face it, during which my teeth continued to get more crooked.
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And after a battle, he'd strip down to nothing but the dirt and sweat and the leather braces on his wrists.
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The Hy's key feature is its patented wishbone-shaped speaker, which braces itself against the inner walls of your ear canal.
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This is why engineers use a belt-and-braces approach in equipping vehicles with sensors that can scan the road ahead.
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That does not mean GPS will not be used as well—a belt-and-braces approach is often wise in war.
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Spring Loaded Technology is also offering up a commercial version of the knee braces, which are set to ship in September.
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The Rain, a Finnish show about apocalyptic rain, had a main character outfitted with braces for the entirety of the show.
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Let's check out some awesomely hormonal famous people: Teen Allison Brie is owning her braces and we love her for it.
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The heightened Chinese interest comes as the world's second-largest economy braces for an escalating trade war with the United States.
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As the city braces for more rainfall in the coming hours, its residents are coming together to keep each other safe.
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Beyond helping those with braces or bonds, it makes flossing easier to do and the habit thereby easier to pick up.
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SmileDirectClub sells invisible teeth aligners for $1,850, a fraction of the cost of traditional braces from an orthodontist, Business Insider reported.
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His work, which also includes drawing, painting and sculpture, suggests the restrictive nature of wheelchairs, leg braces and large military backpacks.
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I had to beg him to cut his hair, To take his braces of, and To get more into his businesses!
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The result is that unglamorous items such as braces and artificial limbs are among the most-needed devices to assist lives.
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The flamingo and the image of the braces are examples of 'souvenirs' I've brought back with me from my digital vacations.
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H.S.A. funds can be used for a variety of health care and expenses, including co-payments, prescriptions, dental work and braces.
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"I am also in need of leg braces, specialized physical therapy, a hearing aid, and a new living arrangement," he wrote.
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"I am also in need of leg braces, specialized physical therapy, a hearing aid, and a new living arrangement," he wrote.
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I had polio as a baby, and my first braces and crutches meant I no longer had to be carried everywhere.
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There are abundant photos of seemingly mundane objects, like braces, IUDs, meal replacement products, and smartphones — which Gafsou calls memory prostheses.
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The bulk of the movie takes place inside a public library in Cincinnati as the city braces for a cold snap.
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Germany braces for more neo-Nazi protests, India pushes back against a crackdown and Campbell Soup goes back to its roots.
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I think I must have been about 15, and it was with my greatest high school crush and she had braces.
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Netflix also lowered its outlook, as it braces for the launch of rival streaming services from Apple and Disney next month.
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Along those lines, luxury cars are often perfectly crafted down to engine bays graced with structure braces that double as art.
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As the union negotiates a new contract, billboards in the Albany area have shown officers with neck braces, strapped to stretchers.
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"Nobody even looks at the lake anymore," he says as he braces his feet inside the kayak and floats in place.
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SmileDirectClub is known primarily for working with dentists and orthodontists to sell clear aligners online as an alternative to traditional braces.
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And unprofitable braces seller SmileDirectClub, which plummeted after it went public last year, is up nearly 60% so far this year.
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As we leave Expo/Bundy station, he braces against acceleration with his right heel, anticipating the floor of the train car.
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As Idlib braces for the government offensive, Turkey has made it clear it will not open its frontier to Syrian refugees.
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The news comes as Netflix braces for losing both Friends and The Office, two of its most popular series in 2018.
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Mr. Donaldson drew from a deep, fluoridated well of corny dentist jokes and presented us with two braces of one-liners.
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Blue eyeglasses were strapped to his head, and blue braces decorated with pictures of Mickey Mouse were strapped to his legs.
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Weather Houston braces for heavy flooding this morning, after the fast-moving Tropical Storm Imelda made landfall yesterday in southeast Texas.
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As treatment with aligners moves from the adult to the younger market, orthodontists are treating more children without traditional wire braces.
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And then, of course, there were my braces and crutches: I'd contracted polio shortly before the introduction of the Salk vaccine.
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"The chances of swallowing a wire from your braces is very low," Talia Shepherd, MD, one of the treating physicians, told CNN.
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You'll be able to add things like braces, jewelry, new hair styles and colors, hats, earrings, AirPods, different glasses styles and more.
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Jonathan: I was 224 years old and a few weeks away from getting my braces off after two years of that shit.
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Arkansas braces for record river levels Rains this week are exacerbating flooding that has troubled parts of the central US for weeks.
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What if behind pimples, and braces, and ill-fitting low-rise jeans lies a potential knockout, if only someone would see it?
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As he braces for Mueller's findings and the new Democratic-controlled House, his most recent Gallup approval rating was just 40 percent.
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But Blodgett encourages patients to delay braces until their teeth, gums and mouths have fully developed—sometimes not until the mid-twenties.
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The Aussie now braces for a decision later in the day from the Australian central bank's policy meeting at 2:30 p.m.
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"She decided to get up and try walking without her walker and braces," Johnson, who lives in Austin, Texas, wrote on Facebook.
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Since its launch in 2014, Nashville-based SmileDirectClub has promised a cheaper alternative to braces, without the hassle of visiting a dentist.
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Now in her sixties, Lambert writes incisively about years of making her way in the world with crutches, braces, and a wheelchair.
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But when more driverless cars venture onto the roads in earnest, having plenty of belts and braces might help reassure their passengers.
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Everyone knew about my love of Disney — it's not something I outgrew, like braces or my crush on the best Backstreet Boy.
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CEO John Cryan promised to speed up restructuring efforts, as the German lender braces for a multibillion dollar fine from U.S. officials.
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Imagine the feeling of kinship, then, when I saw this blog post by a college student who 3D-printed his own braces.
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Align Technology is the maker of Invisalign, the system of clear, removable aligners used to straighten teeth without the need for braces.
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In Netflix's The Rain, one of the show's most docile characters had a shy set of braces, a feature she kept hidden.
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Sean Astin had braces in The Goonies back in 1985, and Anthony Michael Hall wore a set in 1983's Sixteen Candles.
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At some point, Mason will get braces, Reign will take the SATs and at least one kid will grapple with teenage existentialism.
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Candid, a direct-to-consumer teeth alignment company, aims to make straight teeth more accessible and more affordable than braces and Invisalign.
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In wider markets, European stocks tumbled again as Italy's government braces for a showdown with the European Union over Rome's budget plans.
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In the foundation&aposs video, Aldrin was seen working with therapists in braces and taking steps with the help of a walker.
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It shows a very young and wide-eyed West rapping in a purple-grey suit, leaning on a scooter, and wearing braces.
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"So he's walking without braces and he can put his feet flat on the floor," Lucci explained before speaking at the event.
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They made and fitted him with orthotic braces on both legs, taught him to walk short distances and coached him through physiotherapy.
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A quiet woman with a stylish purse and braces on her teeth, she finds herself intimidated by southerners' intense focus on success.
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One such filter turns you into a stereotypical geeky teen, complete with glasses held together with tape and a set of braces.
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That's why your orthodontist makes you wear a retainer full time for a year after you get your braces off, she says.
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As the East Coast braces itself for Winter Storm Jonas, a city in Sweden is dealing with its own snow-related troubles.
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He got us on a weight loss plan, got us exercising, bought us new equipment, and knee braces, and a back brace.
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Meanwhile, E.M.S. workers put injured people in neck and back braces and transferred them from the wrecks onto gurneys and into ambulances.
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Now 17 and still sporting his trademark braces, he recently released "Glo Up," in which he raps about his rise to stardom.
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That's significantly cheaper than traditional braces, which on average cost $3,000 to $6,000, and Invisalign, which on average costs $3,000 to $7,000.
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The first is that it ditches the curly braces employed in almost every other C-like programming language to group statements together.
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Singapore is already dealing with an outbreak involving more than 100 cases, including pregnant women, while nearby Indonesia braces for an outbreak.
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Gletow is quick to point out that the wishes — from shoes to bikes to braces — are much more than just material goods.
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Today, your flexible health-care spending account is likely to list earplugs alongside crutches and knee braces as a qualified medical expense.
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A morgue in central London hastily erected an extension as the capital braces for an increase in the number of coronavirus infections.
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While the city braces for a surge in random violence, Earn comes face-to-face with a chilling future version of himself.
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Almost as quickly as I'd fallen, I'd have my butt up in the air with my legs held straight by my braces.
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I'm told this will make my life better, much in the way braces and clear skin were supposed to make me beautiful.
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Investors have fled stocks in panic as the U.S. braces for the novel COVID-22020 coronavirus to spread among the American population.
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They are commonly used to plan extractions or braces, and deliver three to four times the radiation exposure that four bitewings do.
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Then the aligners, which cost $26,2000, or around a third of the cost of traditional braces, are sent to customers by mail.
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In a telephone interview, he cited three studies indicating that wearing braces could help linemen avoid the most severe types of injuries.
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"I'm thrilled to be joining the Netflix family as the country braces for another election season," Minhaj, 32, said in a statement.
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The latest in Hong Kong: The city is in lockdown mode as it braces for what could be an escalation of protests.
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The latest in Hong Kong: The city is in lockdown mode as it braces for what could be an escalation of protests.
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She had gaps in her smile from baby teeth that never grew in, and as she tells it, she really needed braces!
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She tried to improve her movement and strength through physical therapy and the use of medical braces, but treatment did not help.
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Jay Inslee declared a state of emergency Friday as the Pacific Northwest braces for a pounding snowfall, whipping winds and frigid air.
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The industry must deal with those developments as it braces for several of the SEC rules to be adopted, ICI's Blass said.
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How a country counts its dead and measures its losses will shape the way it braces for the next big, bad day.
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These include thermometers, blood glucose monitors and test strips, athletic braces, contact lenses and solution, sunscreen and lip balm, according to FSAstore.
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Lacey claims in her lawsuit she landed on her side and the fall caused multiple pelvic fractures requiring metal braces and screws.
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"He sees friends with their parents, all the social media posts with parents," explained Valerie, in braces and pastel-blue fingernail polish.
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It perhaps also seems more technologically advanced and less like the long leg braces and crutches people have used since the 1950s.
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And, a non-sex-related but completely cringe-worthy moment: When Miranda gets burned about her braces by a bunch of spoiled tweens.
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But, as Beijing braces for a continuation of its current slowdown, the Southeast Asian city-state may have to prepare for more challenges.
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Following surgery, Cerio moved around in a motorized scooter and had large braces on her legs as she rehabbed her mobility and strength.
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Braces are a little bit like Chinese foot binding, Blodgett says, with teeth forced to follow the direction of a pre-formed wire.
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So if you're considering braces for yourself or your kids, work with a prudent orthodontist to assess existing gum health before starting treatment.
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Called a SmileShop, customers can receive a 3D scan of their teeth that will be used to create a pair of invisible braces.
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Kingsley was lying naked on the bed, naked but for the elaborate leather arm braces laced from his wrist halfway up his forearms.
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Align Technology (ALGN) beat estimates with adjusted quarterly earnings, while the maker of Invisalign dental braces also saw revenue come in above estimates.
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After learning to walk again with braces, she went back to college to complete her molecular biology degree, having missed just one semester.
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Economists say the Fed is almost certain to slash borrowing costs as monthly job gains fall and Europe braces for a potential recession.
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Mitte, who has cerebral palsy, grew up wearing leg braces and using crutches, which really limited the types of clothes he could wear.
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The braces absorb shock, provide support and generally make you look like some crazy cyborg sent back from the future to punish snow.
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According to the product's website, inside each pillow are four arched plastic braces, which allow the pillow to retain its shape during use.
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But then the guerrilla dropped her for an 11-year-old, who Sis said was cute but stupid and was still wearing braces.
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"From there, we kept going and going, and then I was up on crutches and these big honking braces in January," she said.
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In that episode, Monse undergoes the first steps of puberty, getting her braces off as well as a growth spurt on her chest.
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So when he proposed on Valentine's Day of last year, Ally began training with leg braces so she could walk in her wedding.
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Crude is near 12-year lows as the market braces for increased Iranian oil exports once international sanctions are lifted, possibly within days.
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The prices come as the state braces for category-5 Hurricane Irma, which meteorologists say could hit the east coast in coming days.
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Resources available As Texas braces for a years-long recovery, there is money available now from several sources, some less apparent than others.
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Luckily, creative veterinarian Brian Palmeiro was able to fit Mr. Hot Wing with a special set of "braces" to hold his mouth open.
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Or he'll show the left hook a couple of times and then fire the right uppercut as the opponent braces for the hook.
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A cheerful frizzy-haired boy with braces on his teeth introduces himself as Elliott (Harrison Feldman), and these two outsiders become instant pals.
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And help can't come soon enough for Puerto Rico, where the shrinking economy has shuttered essential services as the island braces for Zika.
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The Justice Department on Tuesday announced charges against 24 people in a $1.2 billion Medicare scheme that sold unnecessary orthopedic braces to seniors.
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Some gun-control advocates took issue with this interpretation, arguing that the braces and similar devices merely helped gun owners skirt the law.
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However, I have one filling in my mouth, and I got that only when I had braces as an adult 15 years ago.
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They may have to start passing out neck braces on trading floors if the White House's contradictions on trade policies continue much longer.
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Vista, California (CNN)Rolling up in wheelchairs and walkers, hobbling with bandaged heads and neck braces, hundreds of people who live in Rep.
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In addition to staples like contact lenses and solution, breast pumps and knee braces, high-tech items are popular purchases, Mr. Miller said.
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Water is obviously a hot topic in the Southwest as the region braces through one of the most severe droughts in recorded history.
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Lisa Frank is as much a staple of American girlhood as braces, detention, and being crushed by the insane cruelty of middle school.
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Our photo department asked 18-year-old women across the globe to show us their lives in pictures, braces and bad hair welcome.
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Field Notes Alexandra Butsko of Suffern, N.Y., will be a smiling bride on her wedding day, but only after her braces come off.
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Ms. Butsko's traditional braces are bonded to her teeth, but most engaged individuals opt for Invisalign, a series of clear, plastic removable aligners.
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The last time I used leg braces, along with a tailcoat and top hat, was on my wedding day in Brazil in 2002.
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China deepens a diplomatic rift with Canada, Theresa May braces for a Brexit defeat and sexual assault allegations rattle South Korea's sports community.
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As the world braces for a recession brought about by the COVID-19 outbreak, the 2020 tax season is taking on new urgency.
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As a child, I used heavy braces and special orthotic shoes, and I've always found it challenging to merely move across a room.
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He touted "unemployment compensation on steroids," which would cover every American for four months, as the U.S. braces for historic layoffs and furloughs.
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"They look awesome, are wildly affordable and really lightweight — which is key for floating shelves that don't have braces or brackets," she said.
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I was 14 and we were in the basement of my house in Howell, N.J. Her name was Sharon and she had braces.
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Frances's defensive, deceived self-awareness, her painful errors in emotional judgment, feel so vividly truthful that the reader sympathetically braces for her comeuppance.
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For me, buying into the Mayo pain program meant giving up my braces and straps and, with the greatest reluctance, my sitting cushion.
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Hurricane Willa Mexico's Pacific coast braces for Hurricane Willa, which likely will slam into the country today as a dangerous Category 3 storm.
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She stalks him in video arcades; he invites her to meet him in a hotel bar to celebrate the removal of his braces.
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Directly across the street, at eye level, was NEO Bankside, three luxury condo towers, their facades crisscrossed in a metric of steel braces.
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Aluminium is up on expectations of a decline in supply as China braces for capacity shutdowns at its smelters over the winter months.
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Finally, Cramer checked in on Align Technology, the orthodontic device provider best known for making Invisalign, a clear, removable alternative to traditional braces.
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US allies decry Trump as hammering at the braces of the Western alliance and emboldening Russia and China to lead aggressive military expansions.
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"I cried for three hours when I heard I had to get braces," said Carly, now 214, who lives in New York City.
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When Ibach wants to move from her chair to the couch, Bailey braces his body so she can lean on him for support.
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Martha McSallyMartha Elizabeth McSallySenate roundtable showcases importance and needs of women entrepreneurs GOP braces for Democratic spending onslaught in battle for Senate Impeachment will make some Senate Republicans squirm MORE (Ariz.), Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsSenate roundtable showcases importance and needs of women entrepreneurs GOP braces for Democratic spending onslaught in battle for Senate Impeachment will make some Senate Republicans squirm MORE (Maine) and Joni ErnstJoni Kay ErnstSenate roundtable showcases importance and needs of women entrepreneurs GOP braces for Democratic spending onslaught in battle for Senate Impeachment will make some Senate Republicans squirm MORE (Iowa) in the third quarter.
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St. Louis braces for chaos after ex-cop found not guilty in killing of black man St. Louis braces for chaos after ex-cop found not guilty in killing of black man Once again, a white cop in St. Louis has been found not guilty of killing a black man, and the community is bracing for protests in the streets.
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Align Technology — The maker of Invisalign invisible dental braces was rated "outperform" in new coverage at Credit Suisse, with a price target of $84.
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Go deeper: How Trump's midterm picks fared Two Americas after the midterms: amplified, tearing apart Trump White House braces for a caravan of subpoenas
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Align Technology – The maker of Invisalign invisible braces missed bottom line estimates by 18 cents a share, with quarterly earnings of $1.33 per share.
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Invisible braces are made from transparent polycrystalline alumina (TPA), a material that's stronger than steel and was first developed by NASA to track missiles.
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But because she has cerebral palsy, which requires her to use leg braces and a walker, she's not able to use all the equipment.
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In Eighth Grade, Bo Burnham's directorial debut which arrived this summer, the object of Kayla's affection is Aidan, a boy chock full of braces.
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She had her braces removed, stopped wearing glasses, bleached her hair blonde and became a cheerleader and a homecoming queen at Bernardsville High School.
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The Proud Family had Zoey (Soleil Moon Frye), a nervy brace-faced sidekick, and Rugrats: All Grown Up gave Chucky some well-deserved braces.
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The floods also come as nearby Thailand braces for what could be the worst drought of the decade, according to the country's Meteorological Department.
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Align makes high-end invisible braces and mobile scanning technology for dentists, a model in line with the cosmetic trend backed by selfie culture.
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Others played on, through jammed thumbs and bruised wrists, through the toll of a seven-game series that manifested itself in bandages and braces.
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The Associated Press: White House braces for Mueller, whose team has so far produced 32 criminal charges and four guilty pleas from Trump associates.
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"I'm thrilled to be joining the Netflix family as the country braces for another election season," Minhaj said in a statement at the time.
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That's where the real benefits will truly be felt for everyone; folks can pay off debt, afford braces or put money aside for college.
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He was British, kept a fresh buzzed #1 crop and wore Ben Sherman shirts, pressed slacks, braces and steel-toed oxblood Dr. Martens boots.
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We couldn't afford braces, and I really wanted them because I was 13 and I wanted to do what the other girls were doing.
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Along the way, Ritter works to gain respect with the homicide squad, Rath encounters troubles at home, and the country braces for financial collapse.
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The injections can cause pain and irritation, and patients are usually sent home with leg braces that they will wear for a few weeks.
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The first face we see belongs not to a cute computer-generated piglet but to Tilda Swinton, in braces and a blinding platinum bob.
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I wear leg braces and use a wheelchair to get around, and have an aide at school who helps me spin my locker combination.
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Germany's flagship airline, Lufthansa, has frozen hiring and offered employees unpaid leave as it braces for the economic impact of the virus to grow.
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The upper chain of braces was caught in my lip again, and my palms were sweating, and my glasses were sliding down my nose.
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Across the north on Thursday, residents covered glass windows with wooden boards, strengthened houses with rope and braces and moved fishing boats to safety.
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Orthodontists, which fix the appearance of teeth usually with braces, earn £99,010 and dermatologists, or skincare specialists, get paid £93,282 a year on average.
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It uses an air propelled water stream to gently propel away food and other debris — perfect for braces, bridges, implants, crowns, or periodontal pockets.
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It was noninvasive, and involved a variety of braces and other devices designed to give the face the oval shape valued in Asian culture.
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City officials released news of the incident on Tuesday to warn residents about parking illegally, especially while the area braces for another winter storm.
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HHS issued a consumer alert warning Medicare beneficiaries about scammers who might offer braces through television or radio ads, or by calling them directly.
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He can now walk fifteen feet in braces with crutches; he has gone to a park and pedalled a tricycle for several hundred yards.
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Mr. Rattray screamed for his mother, who came running from down the street to find her son handcuffed, his braces pushed through his lip.
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Poly Styrene may have been a small, braces-wearing teenager, but nobody was gonna shut her up, even before she achieved punk icon status.
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They're in the assessment phase and they're willing to purchase a number of braces based on what we've shown them so far for testing.
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Wearing braces on both knees, Vonn led the competition after the super-G portion but posted only the 23rd-best time in the slalom run.
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A: I loved learning, but I was a skinny little girl with glasses and braces, so honestly those early school years were a little tough.
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The construction cannot come fast enough as the region braces for what this year's hurricane season, which began June 1, will bring to the region.
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PG&E has secured $5.5 billion in credit as it braces for a bankruptcy process that the embattled California utility believes will last two years.
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The sale by Lone Star comes as the UK's hospitality sector braces for the impact of Britain's vote last year to leave the European Union.
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From the age of 14 to 15, my top and bottom rows of teeth were encased in uncomfortable, unattractive, and wholly unsubtle stainless steel braces.
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The answers started with regular kid nightmares, such as getting braces or having surgery, but quickly turned to the fears inside Muslim households these days.
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The syntax mirrors that of C by design, and in a JavaScript program you'll find a similar mess of curly braces, semicolons, and return statements.
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But if they're half the price, does that mean they're only half as safe and effective as the traditional braces you'd get from a doctor?
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It costs $13,900 upfront or $88 per month over two years, while braces can cost up to $7,000 and Invisalign can cost up to $8,000.
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Rather than sprawling over line-endings and being broken up by a tangle of curly braces, each chunk would be surrounded with indented white space.
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We had health insurance and a family doctor whom I saw annually, and I had straight, Chiclet-white teeth thanks to three years of braces.
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While many investors closed their books in the waning days of the year, others braces themselves for the possibility of volatile moves in thin liquidity.
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Yeoman is described as 5-feet-4-inches tall, with brown-blonde hair, braces, a nose ring and a small mole near her left eye.
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It costs $1,900 upfront or $88 per month over two years, while braces can cost up to $7,000 and Invisalign can cost up to $8,000.
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Aluminium is finding fundamental support on expectations of a decline in supply as China braces for capacity shutdowns at its smelters over the winter months.
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Even with the amnesty, Rousseff will struggle to reverse the country's budget deficit as the economy braces for the longest and deepest recession since 1901.
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Align Technology, maker of the popular Invisalign brand of braces, issued a profit warning Wednesday night when it reported its latest sales and earnings figures.
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A young man, wearing a helmet painted with his country's flag, braces the instrument under his chin and confidently draws a bow over its strings.
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Tens of millions of dental crowns, bridges and orthodontic braces have now been produced with the help of additive manufacturing, popularly known as 3D printing.
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We are wondering this once again as the island braces for Hurricane Maria, expected to make landfall in just hours as a Category 28503 storm.
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The rapid spread of the virus has sent health officials across Asia scrambling to contain outbreaks while the poultry industry braces for heavy financial losses.
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It also comes as the sector braces for tougher scrutiny after a scathing public inquiry into the finance industry uncovered widespread bad behavior and mismanagement.
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The call centers collected prescriptions and sold them to medical equipment companies, officials said, which shipped the braces to beneficiaries and billed Medicare for them.
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But it appears that progress is being made as UAW membership braces for the first $215 weekly strike paychecks to come in from the union.
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The nurse planned to fit her for braces to keep the condition under control and explain why the tingling was happening in the first place.
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Candid costs $22016,246.7 upfront or $212.8 per month over two years, while braces can cost up to $22017,33 and Invisalign can cost up to $23,2510.
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The big picture: More than 3,000 media personnel are descending on the island, the Associated Press reports, as the world braces for the historic summit.
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The waist belt weighs about eight pounds and the cables, braces and footplates add about two more pounds to the total weight, at this point.
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In the uppercut the elbow takes its position and then simply braces for impact, the knee is a hinging point in the front snap kick.
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In contrast, as Turkey braces for more financial turmoil, its president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, called for a boycott of U.S. goods (including, notably, the iPhone).
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DRAYMOND GREEN: Oh, well, Alex Fenkell was a close friend of mine and I actually was in the marketplace about to get braces or something.
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I had to wear special shoes to fit the metal soles of the exoskeleton, as well as tight ankle braces to stabilize my debilitated joints.
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He may be trying to instill fear in the elites in order to strengthen his control as the country braces for recently imposed U.N. sanctions.
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It's a light blue substance, the stuff that dentists use to fit kids with braces, and today I'm learning it's also used to make grills.
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Crippled by a calcium deficiency as an infant, as a young boy he wore leg braces, which had been donated by the local Rotary Club.
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While the Southeast braces for the first major hurricane of the year later this week, other storms are brewing in the Caribbean and the Pacific.
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Eric Winston is leading the N.F.L. Players Association as it braces for war with ownership: the renegotiation of the N.F.L.'s current collective bargaining agreement.
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Virginia on Monday became the most recent state to declare a state of emergency as Florida and the Southeast United States braces for Hurricane Dorian.
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As the country emerges from the longest government shutdown in history — and possibly braces for another — policy makers set agendas to define the year ahead.
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Now, he can't afford braces that would ease his chronic pain, and worries he won't be hired if he discloses his disabilities to potential employers.
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The government forecasts the economy will contract by 1.3% in 2019 as the Asian financial hub braces for its first budget deficit in 15 years.
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While fraudulent prescribing and billing for orthotic braces isn't new, telemedicine consultations can serve as a guise for fraudsters to contact people they've never met.
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Their rivals are growing and pursuing deals of their own as the industry faces increasing costs and growing political pressure and braces for Amazon's entry.
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The region braces Hong Kong's famed Victoria Harbor was hit with a storm surge of more than 3.9 meters (12.8 feet) above chart datum Sunday.
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Gov. Henry McMaster (R) on Wednesday declared a state of emergency for South Carolina as the region braces for the possible impact of Hurricane Irma.
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Earlier this month, online braces seller SmileDirectClub (SDC) plunged more than 25% in its debut, the worst first-day for a US unicorn in 2019.
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The company cuts costs by bypassing in-person appointments and selling dental aligners for a fraction of the cost of traditional braces or Invisalign services.
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I imagined a teenage girl who had braces, and had to pull her lips back and hold her head back because they were so heavy.
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The central banks of Australia and New Zealand face a similar predicament as the global economy braces for fallout from the U.S.-China trade conflict.
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GULF COAST BRACES FOR IMPACT AS ALBERTO THREATENS FLASH FLOODS Another small business, Taylor Airboats, told FOX35 they had to cancel some bookings over the weekend.
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Southern California braces for more power outages Southern California Edison cut power to almost 13,000 customers at noon Thursday as winds picked up in its region.
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A year, which is how long I am expected to wear my braces, does not feel like eternity stretching before me as it did back then.
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According to a release from Syfy, with much of North America lying in ruins, the rest of the world braces for the inevitable – a global sharknado.
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China braces for even worse flooding Nepartak is expected to bring further devastating rainfall to China, which is already reeling from its worst flooding since 1998.
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She says she is only 13 here, and I find that hard to believe, but mostly because at 13 I had braces, frizzy hair, and glasses.
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The device looks like a pair of leg braces connected to a backpack, and uses a series of air-filled bladders to mimic the wearers' movements.
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The Ugly Duckling The summer before starting college, a girl who already has a fair amount of social anxiety learns that she'll need to get braces.
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The global oil derivatives market braces itself every year in late spring and summer for the hedge, the market's largest and most secretive financial oil deal.
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The palpable disappointment among Hillary Clinton voters regarding the 2016 presidential election is clear across the country as the world braces for a President Donald Trump.
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If you're like me, when you were 16 years old, you were figuring out the perfect way to smile while still covering up your bottom braces.
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Ride-sharing company Lyft will reportedly offer free rides to any warming shelter in Chicago this week as the city braces for potentially record low temperatures.
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"How a Teen Rapper With Braces Took Over the Streaming World" is a nine-minute film that touches on themes of creativity, collaboration, technology and fame.
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The two sides agreed that the president's use of a wheelchair or the heavy metal braces on his legs should not be objects of national discussion.
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The case is proceeding just as the Trump Organization braces for a flurry of investigations from House Democrats once they take control of Congress in January.
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Invisalign has dominated the rapidly-growing clear braces market, with 2018 revenues up 29.4% to $1.7 billion, but it faces competition from DTC rivals like SmileDirectClub.
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While Brasília braces for the return of Mr. da Silva to the daily political fray, others around the country are trying to decipher what comes next.
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From braces to midriff-baring tops to drop-crotch capris and back, it seems as though all of Stefani's fashion high notes have become mass hits.
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Of these measures, lumbar support — designed to treat pain of the lumbar, or lower, spine — comes in several forms, including back braces, belts, and other orthotics.
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Singapore Airlines Ltd plans to halve its capacity through the end of April, with further cuts possible as it braces for a "prolonged" period of difficulty.
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Neck braces aren't a new idea, but they need to be rigid to be adequately supportive, which means they can also quickly become uncomfortable to wear.
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"A repetition of break-repair-break-repair became a kind of conversation made visual through overlapping splices and braces over time," explains Grade on his website.
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Naturally, she teams up with Melvin — who may be her grandfather but is now hitting puberty, so he eats a ton, sleeps late and needs braces.
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Black has braces on her teeth, but they have not been attended to in 12 months, she said, because there is no money for an orthodontist.
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Even as it braces for another potentially devastating storm, Puerto Rico is the only U.S. territory whose economic data isn't fully measured by the Commerce Department.
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Courtney Wild, for example, was a braces-wearing 14-year-old and "pretty much homeless" when she met Epstein in 2002, she told the Miami Herald.
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After Thursday's game resulted in two players being taken off the field in neck braces, the league had a rough Sunday in terms of player health.
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Australia's West Coast Braces for Tropical Cyclone Damien: The storm could thrash small towns with winds of up to 140 miles per hour, a meteorologist said.
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A prolonged outbreak in China could dampen the country's already slowing economy, a key driver of global growth, as the world braces for a sluggish 2020.
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There were head braces with mantilla-like veils suspended over the face, and stuffed constructions that looked like misshapen airplane pillows around the neck and waist.
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Their equipment has nearly all been donated or bought by the volunteers themselves, and they've had to create makeshift neck braces from shoes, belts, and hats.
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What makes the overhang possible are 75-foot-long diagonal braces, called kickers, that transfer the weight of the tower and pedestal into the building core.
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The monument's sculptures and bas-reliefs did not show Roosevelt using the wheelchair, crutches, braces or cane that he used for much of his adult life.
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New York (CNN Business)Transparent braces are a rapidly growing business, and SmileDirectClub plans to cash in with a bigger-than-expected initial public stock offering.
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"As Beijing braces for five days of serious air pollution, the culprits are in clear sight — coal-burning heavy industry," said Dong Liansai, a Greenpeace campaigner.
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Aligners initially were marketed as braces for adults, but as the products improved, manufacturers saw an opportunity to sell them to an appearance-conscious younger market.
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Perhaps more crucially, re-election will give him an important boost as he braces for the likelihood of criminal charges in a series of corruption scandals.
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Ms. Gavios was hospitalized for months, first in Thailand and then New York, and had to learn to walk again using crutches and custom leg braces.
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As Texas deals with the fallout from Harvey and the Caribbean braces for the impact of Hurricane Irma, two more hurricanes continue to grow in the Atlantic.
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Police describe the missing woman as 5-feet-4-inches tall, with brown-blonde hair, braces, a nose ring and a small mole near her left eye.
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He's feeling a smidge self-conscious though: The other week he had white ceramic braces fixed to neaten his smile (he'll be retaining that front-toothed gap).
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Knutson, who still wears braces on both knees, came off the bench to score 10 points in a tightly-contested game that didn't go his team's way.
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He's definitely got a glass half full mentality on the case, especially when he started talking about therapy, which he somehow managed to equate to getting braces.
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"I had curly hair, braces, pimples — you talk about going through puberty and the worst things that go with it, I had it, for sure," Underwood added.
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As all three major averages closed lower Monday, the "Fast Money" traders shared their trades as the market braces itself for a possible March interest rate hike.
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The fang blenny fish's two-inch body is not very intimidating to predators, and its pair of teeth give it the look of a braces-wearing teenager.
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Michael Simonds, the president and CEO of Unum, recommends considering short-term needs, such as braces for your child, and the long term, as in life insurance.
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Straightening Treatments Ask any metal-mouthed middle-schooler if they'd voluntarily go through braces as an adult, and we'd bet you wouldn't get a lot of takers.
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Now wearing a dark trench coat and flat cap instead of boots and braces, he is friendly, quite intense, and extremely into playing Dark Souls on Playstation.
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The Late Show host shared an embarrassing yet charming throwback of himself early Thursday morning as a young pubescent, braces included, and all for a good cause.
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In 2016, the ICRC operated 139 projects in 34 countries, helping almost 330,000 people with physiotherapy and providing wheelchairs, artificial limbs and braces, the Red Cross said.
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Industry braces for new rules on prepaid cards: Industry groups are bracing for the Obama administration to finalize its long awaited rules for prepaid cards next week.
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Konkle sports braces and inhabits space uncomfortably, with a slouch that passively explains the fact that she's much taller than the other 13-year-olds around her.
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Philip Fischer, municipal research strategist at BAML, said he suspects muni mutual funds may be in liquidation mode as the market braces for future interest rate hikes.
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Due to the design of the One Taps, where elastic braces provide the tension that keeps them snug to your feet, it actually hurts to wear them.
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SmileDirectClub makes straightening teeth more affordable by cutting out the steps of going in person to a dentist or an orthodontist to get braces or other alignments.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - The southern Chinese city of Guangzhou closed offices, factories and schools on Monday as it braces for Typhoon Nida, forecast to make landfall on Tuesday.
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For these fans, music festivals, like braces and Little League, can be a rite of passage for their children — and they're not bothered by any sidelong looks.
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When else will you see so many pairs of glasses and teeth in braces and ill-fitting clothes on awkward middle schoolers on a national television network?
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Now, as Washington braces to see how much of Mueller's final report Barr will actually reveal Thursday morning, Brosnahan said his experience gives him cause for concern.
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"In the face of all my setbacks, I try to remain positive — the leg braces are an exciting new tool on my road to recovery," he wrote.
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"In the face of all my setbacks, I try to remain positive — the leg braces are an exciting new tool on my road to recovery," he wrote.
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Jessa-Lynn is only really conscious for the first dread-filled seconds of each day, as she braces herself to register the impact of the oncoming hangover.
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Rick Cotton, the Port Authority's executive director, has reportedly been visiting local airports and transit facilities as the authority braces for the coronavirus' spread throughout the region.
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Rebekka Paskewitz, a finalist in the competition, held a toothy braces smile while she sat for her sculpture, and later while she waved at her adoring fans.
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Today, Canessa, a children's cardiologist, is making ventilators in his native Uruguay to increase the country's supply as it braces for an onslaught of COVID-19 cases.
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Schiff's remarks came as the Senate braces for a make-or-break vote next week on the admissibility of new witnesses and documents for the Senate trial.
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"If I knew then what I know now about teeth, I never ever would have done it," said Ms. Shorts, 38, who eventually spent $6,000 on braces.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)China is pouring more cash into its flagging economy as it braces for further pain from the trade war with the United States.
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Even as a teenager — braces clamped to his teeth, hair swept forward over his eyes, shoulders slight — Félix was a love-at-first-sight sort of player.
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He could not sit up or support his head on his own, and he had to wear leg braces even though he couldn't crawl let alone walk.
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Investors will likely call for more scalps at Thursday's AGM as the company braces for a fine most analysts expect will top A$13 billion ($680 million).
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Renault said they have fixed their pre-season power unit problems with a "belt and braces" approach ahead of Formula One's Australian Grand Prix opener.
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Uber fell 7%, Peloton shed 11% and SmileDirectClub, a direct seller of transparent braces, ended its first day on Wall Street down 27.5% from its IPO price.
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Investors will likely call for more scalps at Thursday's AGM as the company braces for a fine most analysts expect will top A$13 billion ($680 million).
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Southern China braces for impact Once it passes over the Philippines, Mangkhut will continue west through the Luzon Strait into the South China Sea towards Hong Kong.
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Flexible spending accounts are especially useful for orthodontic treatment, he said, because braces can usually be planned for, and treatment fees range from $4,000 to $8,000 nationally.
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As the restaurant industry braces for the impact of the coronavirus outbreak, Grubhub is temporarily suspending commission fees for impacted independent restaurants of up to $100 million.
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"Shameless" stars Emma Kenney and Ethan Cutkosky have gone from grade schoolers in braces to legit celebs hanging out in Hollywood ... in the blink of an eye.
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Oftentimes, people talk about the gig economy as 'supplementary income' ... It's not supplemental if you need it to pay for your kids' braces, or food, or rent.
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The trailer shows the ex-best friend duo through the years—enduring terrible beanies, haircuts, and braces—as they navigate a gradual rekindling of that old flame.
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Analysts said the safety issues with the drug were unexpected and come at a crucial juncture for the drugmaker as it braces for looming generic competition to Ampyra.
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As the art market braces for a difficult year ahead, along comes news of a $500 million private sale that creates a reassuring sense of business as usual.
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For some, a weight-loss diet precipitates the eating disorder; for others, it's increased sports training, a growth spurt, an illness, decreased appetite from stress, even new braces.
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The frame — wood-stained to closely match the honey-toned floor — is perhaps five feet square and divided into quadrants by cross braces, as a stretcher might be.
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However, she has to use leg braces to even stand, Rudichuk says, and it is unclear whether Derks will ever be able to walk on her own again.
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The young girl, who is dressed as Elsa from Frozen, is shown with arm crutches and leg braces, and is seen smiling surrounded by other kids in costumes.
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ECB Vice President Vitor Constancio said the bank would be watching Italy particularly closely as it braces for a referendum on sweeping changes to its constitution next month.
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"Braces…" she says, trailing off because she has her mouth open wide, and her face tilted to the ceiling to show me the metal behind her upper teeth.
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You can also use the accounts to pay for a wide range of everyday health needs — ranging from diabetic supplies, dental needs like braces and even prescription glasses.
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Braces can be expensive, ranging from about $2,221 to $2000,236, and the cosmetically superior alternative, clear plastic trays (or "aligners") made by Invisalign and others, cost roughly $295,224.
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The WTA Finals are rolling out record-breaking prize money as the tennis world braces for another round of negotiations with players asking for more money from tournaments.
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Netflix can peacefully coexist in the streaming industry even as the market braces for more competition from Walt Disney, Google's YouTube, and Apple, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wednesday.
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The data from the emulator will then be integrated into prosthetic limbs, or orthotic braces, and help people who have lost a leg or are recovering from injuries.
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The product is essentially a pair of braces that strap on the wearer's thighs, connecting to ski boots on one side and a small backpack on the other.
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Her braces — which she keeps for all the years post-apocalypse when she's forced to wander the hillside — served as a reminder of the stagnation of her childhood.
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When reached for comment, representation for The Rain confirmed that Dinnage actually had braces when she auditioned, and production thought they added a nice touch to the character.
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Of course, you have some Nazi skins who would show up in boots, braces, and wearing swastikas—and that was something I did not see living in Alexandria.
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Beijing is accelerating infrastructure spending and rolling out other support measures for businesses to cushion the economy as it braces for the impact of escalating U.S. trade tariffs.
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WATCH: ISRAELI MILITARY BRACES FOR MORE GAZA CLASHES Demonstrators say the violent protests are intended in part to draw attention to poor living conditions in the Gaza Strip.
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A photograph of Garcia, 15, taken just days before the shooting, shows him wearing sunglasses, a baseball cap and a slight smile that reveals braces on his teeth.
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And fault-ridden Meg Murry — spiky, unlikable Meg Murry, who feels like a monster in her glasses and braces — is what makes the whole thing work so well.
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Jim SensenbrennerFrank (Jim) James SensenbrennerLive coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress Tech executives to take hot seat at antitrust hearing Big tech braces for antitrust crackdown MORE (Wis.), Sens.
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Dr. Brian Palmerio, a veterinarian in Pennsylvania, found social media fame this week after surgically attaching braces to the mouth of a goldfish, according to an NBC affiliate.
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If Davis plays with the brace and injures his arm further though, it could mark a swift death to playing with broken bones covered in 3D-printed braces.
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California braces for more casualties as Camp Fire death toll climbs to 48 One of the wives of the firefighters also shared some images on her Instagram account.
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Dahua Tech's plan comes as Hong Kong braces for a high number of potential IPOs, spurred by a 16 percent rise this year in its benchmark share index .
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Another uphill battle: Insurance Although Kozel was able to walk stiffly with an old pair of braces, they wouldn't help her walk comfortably enough to embrace the outdoors.
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" Meet 'Ironwill' Just three days after Kozel got her braces, Joey Pollak, Kozel's orthopedist, got a call saying Kozel was in a 5K race -- "just walking, not running.
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And as it braces for a punishing new era of Democratic oversight, Trump's team is also gearing up for the imminent escalation in the President's re-election campaign.
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Even as Brazil braces for the longest and deepest recession since 1901, bargains are scarce, BTG Pactual's Gonçalves said, pointing to the multiples paid by acquirers last year.
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After six long, terrible, socially exiled years of wearing braces on my teeth, the idea of dodging lacrosse, field hockey or tennis balls did not appeal to me.
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We try to do everything right — the long runs, the speed workouts, the stretching – yet nothing fully braces us for the physical punishment and emotional test of raceday.
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Turns out those braces your parents paid for were shockingly expensive, and so is Invisalign, so you've turned to SmileDirectClub as a possible solution to your dental woes.
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It asks whether or not you've had braces in the past, what issues you want to deal with (crowding, overbite, spacing, etc.), and how severe those issues are.
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The National Hurricane Center said Monday that Irma had strengthened to a category 4 storm, with winds reaching 130 mph as the East Coast braces for the hurricane.
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New Delhi (CNN)The Delhi government is scrambling to introduce a series of city-wide emergency measures, as the capital braces for yet another day of heavy pollution.
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But I spent the longest time in the small antechamber before this room, which featured the many back braces, plaster corsets, and prostheses Kahlo wore throughout her life.
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SEATTLE — When a chain of physical therapy centers wanted new patients, it aimed online ads at people near its offices who had bought knee braces recently on Amazon.
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He soon learned that skinhead trappings — Doc Martens, the skinny suspenders known as braces, Nazi insignias — made people automatically fear him, and he got hooked on that, too.
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As the U.S. braces for more conflict with Iran, Tehran says it is backing further away from a landmark 2015 deal to limit its development of nuclear weapons.
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Later, when he hears her use his declining body as fodder for her stand-up routine, the camera braces with him for the impact of the crowd's laughter.
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Ottobock, an official partner of the International Paralympic Committee, is seeking financial backing to develop more bionic devices, prosthetic limbs and orthotic braces closely modeled on natural mechanisms.
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As the EU braces for recessions across the continent and the potential damage of a hard Brexit, new U.S. tariffs pose a major threat to the European economy.
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If there has been a delay, a not infrequent occurrence of late, the conductor effectively braces for impact — with the people on the other side of that window.
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Priorities' spending blitz comes as a slew of Democrats compete in earnest for the party's nomination and Washington braces for completion of special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation.
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Ottobock, an official partner of the International Paralympic Committee, is seeking financial backing to develop more bionic devices; prosthetic limbs and orthotic braces closely modeled on natural mechanisms.
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Fidyka is now ambulatory, with the help of high leg braces and a walking frame, and he can ride a stationary bike if he is hoisted onto it.
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For instance, teeth often look a bit strange and like they are in dire need of braces, and accessories such as earrings might appear on just one ear.
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Religious sentiment and political opportunism have kept the issue in the spotlight, where it is likely to remain as the country braces for a parliamentary election this year.
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MELBOURNE, March 22 (Reuters) - Renault said they have fixed their pre-season power unit problems with a "belt and braces" approach ahead of Formula One's Australian Grand Prix opener.
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Even as Brazil braces for the longest and deepest recession since 1901, the search for growth among large global fleet management players is expected to continue, bankers have said.
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Physical therapy can help loosen muscles but, depending on the severity, some children may never walk and others may need a walker, braces or other forms of mobility assistance.
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Before this cute kid was a putting his braces on blast as a huge television star, he was a suspense-full little kid growing up in Culver City, California.
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Posing on the red carpet prior to the race with dad Larry Birkhead, Dannielynn looked happy as can be while smiling wide to reveal a mouth full of braces.
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This method of teeth cleaning is ideal for those with braces, implants, crowns, bridges, and veneers because you can reach places you wouldn't be able to with traditional floss.
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And because it has two little braces that slope inward, it gently hugs your neck in such a way that helps it stay in place and not bounce around.
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Being able to control a computer using only brain power could allow individuals with motor impairments to live far more independently or paraplegics with robotic leg braces to walk.
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MIAMI – The National Hurricane Center is using newly improved technology to warn of major storms as the country braces for another active hurricane season set to begin June 1.
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As I watch the technician meticulously attach the satellite to the platform with parallel aluminum braces bolted into the baseplate, "exciting" is not the word that comes to mind.
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Can we expect and should your employees be braces for layoffs as a result of potential closure of branches and the consolidation and cost savings that you're talking about?
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But so far, no one's come up with a solution for the problem that inevitably arises when you run around in leg braces for a few hours: shin splints.
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As Gucci braces the internet for the July 22 release of full-length Everybody Looking, Korine, meanwhile, has been elbows deep in oil paint and NSFW Rihanna music videos.
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I don't trust the ribbons they're supposed to be tied with and I adopt a belt and braces approach to preventing my own nudity in public at all times.
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The whole point of wearing a retainer is to, ahem, retain the new position of the ligaments and bone around your teeth that your braces worked hard to set.
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Avery Price, who often uses a wheelchair and requires braces on his legs, is becoming a viral sensation after getting up for the National Anthem in spite his disability.
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Last month, he shared a revealing photo with his multitude of followers, not as a sweetly confident grown-up, but as a big-boned, tentative-looking child with braces.
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Jim SensenbrennerFrank (Jim) James SensenbrennerLive coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress Tech executives to take hot seat at antitrust hearing Big tech braces for antitrust crackdown MORE (R-Wis.), Rep.
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The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) has issued a number of conflicting rulings in recent years on pistol braces and how they can be legally used.
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Jim SensenbrennerFrank (Jim) James SensenbrennerLive coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress Tech executives to take hot seat at antitrust hearing Big tech braces for antitrust crackdown MORE (R-Wis.) said.
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Automotive chipmaker Renesas Electronics Corp last week said it would suspend production at some plants for up to two months as it braces for China's growth to slow further.
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An international telemarketing network with call centers in the Philippines and Latin America would reach out to Medicare beneficiaries, persuading them to get the free or low-cost braces.
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As the city braces for still more cases, which are expected to peak in the next three weeks, a temporary morgue has been built outside of Manhattan's Bellevue hospital.
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Oil prices edged lower on Tuesday, coming off their highest levels in months as the market calmed while the world braces for Iran&aposs response to the killing.3.
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Before jumping in with reminders about how lucky a teenager is to even have braces, we might stop to note that griping and gratitude rarely occupy the same plane.
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A tall girl with colorful braces — green in the fall, red in the spring — she was born in Jamaica and came to the United States when she was 3.
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In the doorway of an elementary school on Carrer de Sant Marian stood its headmaster, Marta Suana Rovira, 48, a slight woman who wears braces and laughs almost incessantly.
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It can entail treatments that break both the bank AND your soul: torturous trips to the orthodontist and dentist, a variation of strips and gels, braces, lasers — the works.
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But as treatment with removable clear plastic aligners moves from the adult to the younger market, orthodontists are treating more children without using traditional fixed bracket and wire braces.
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As he faces mounting pressure from the special counsel and braces for an array of House Democrat-led investigations, Trump has been getting regular updates on his reelection campaign.
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Middle school was incontestably my awkward phase: I had a mouthful of braces, square glasses that didn't quite fit my face, and a nose I hadn't yet grown into.
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The feds caught on when Ohia repeatedly billed Medicare for arm and leg braces in pairs—left and right—rather than wasting time billing for one brace at a time.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's administration has ordered a freeze on some Environmental Protection Agency grants and contracts to states, as the department braces for more dramatic changes going forward.
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Tokyo (CNN)Typhoon Hagibis made landfall Saturday night local time, as the country braces for hurricane-force winds that have killed at least 27 people and injured more than 245.
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Median annual pay: $208,000Projected job growth through 843: 19% These doctors correct and treat teeth misalignment and bite issues by applying pressure to the teeth through braces or other appliances.
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For some perspective, metal braces can cost between $3,000 and $33,000, and invisible aligners from an orthodontist typically cost between $3,000 and $6,000, according to the Consumer Guide to Dentistry.
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She is not afraid to laugh at herself or share #TBTs like the one above, showing a awkward teen version of herself with braces beside a polished pic at 21.
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In the weeks before my wedding, I felt about as secure in my appearance as I did when I was a prepubescent sixth grader with blue braces and one boob.
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There are some non-electric posture braces out there that physically hold your shoulder blades back, but those could actually inhibit your body's natural range of motion, Dr. Brick says.
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The U.S. energy industry has halted about a third of Gulf of Mexico oil production and expects more disruptions, as the industry braces for the first hurricane of the year.
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Plywood, flashlights, batteries, tarps, and propane are flying off the shelves throughout south Florida, as the state braces for Hurricane Irma to make landfall sometime over the next few days.
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DeSimone likened the process behind its football-helmet-printing partnership with Ridell to setting up braces with Invisalign: an ultra-specific scan followed by a series of cloud-based calculations.
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They have produced a series of pictures depicting items such as chains, shackles, neck braces, whips and documents listing auctions and the treatment of slaves as well as punishment records.
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"Pretty much any doctor visit would be covered, and typically, dental and vision are also considered qualified medical expenses," which would include things like braces, teeth cleanings and contact lenses.
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Lagarde said these outflows of capitals are inevitable as the world braces for impacts from trade frictions and as major central banks in the West turn to a tightening cycle.
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A 10-year-old boy who often uses a wheelchair and requires braces on his legs managed to stand for the national anthem at a Tennessee fair on Sunday night.
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Then, she braces him from the side as he takes one wobbly step at a time, the unsteady -- and extraordinary -- effort captured in video of the ceremony in Jupiter, Florida.
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Brexit risks stretching the EU's common budget to breaking point, Brussels warned as it braces for a clash with member states by setting out ideas to plug the financial gap.
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Hurricane Maria Puerto Rico is still recovering from Hurricane Irma as it braces for a new Category 5 storm with 165 mph winds to hit the island on Wednesday morning.
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And Federman's discovery that he will be spending his freshman year living with a braces-wearing physics major who is quickly nicknamed Subatomic Steven only seems to promise further ostracization.
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When she begged for braces as a kid, her mother explained that the gap was passed down in her family for generations, and that she wished she had inherited it.
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"Jeffrey preyed on girls who were in a bad way, girls who were basically homeless," Ms. Wild, who still wore braces when she first met Mr. Epstein, told The Herald.
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He first came across improv over in New York where he took a class at the UCB and got totally hooked—because, in America, improv isn't for weirdos in braces.
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"The inertia comes as the nation braces for a mounting crisis of dwindling hospital staff as health-care workers contract the virus and are forced to quarantine," Alex Horton reports.
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All therapies for her cerebral palsy, including the fitting of orthotics or braces for feet, have been delayed, which could cause long-term damage to her feet, ankles, and hips.
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Later, after Brenda's braces come off and she clambers into Frank's lap, Adams complicates the character's innocence with heat, letting you see the clumsy girl and desiring woman at once.
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When the resident style aficionado, Johnny, fingers him as the fake — Devon earned authenticity points for his shirt's "Made in China" tag — Earn braces himself for a barrage of ridicule.
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But it has also made for four centuries of mostly regular-bodied actors simulating the appearance of disability with the help of prostheses, crutches, leg braces and plenty of ham.
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He also announced potential economic measures as the US braces for the economic fallout of the disease, including asking Congress to provide payroll tax relief and waivers for small businesses.
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In the latest Diary of a Song, our music critic breaks down how the internet stars aligned to turn a teenage rapper with braces into a new king of streaming.
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Men with metal braces holding broken bones in place lay on thin mattresses, while others shuffled to the bathroom on crutches or dragged their legs on the ground behind them.
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The methodology of the studies was flawed in many cases, the review found, and several studies even indicated that wearing braces might increase — not decrease — the risk of knee injury.
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Asked about knee braces on Saturday, Robinson remained careful not to tip his hand about his plans, but he was abundantly clear about a particular decision he had already made.
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Governor Rick Scott issued an executive order on Sunday declaring a state of emergency in the Florida Panhandle and Big Bend as the state braces for Michael, his office said.
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It was the European Union's worst performance since the beginning of 20083, and leaves Europe with little margin for error as it braces for the economic impact of the coronavirus.
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Siemens Gamesa said on Monday it plans to cut as many as 6,000 jobs worldwide as it braces for sales to plunge by as much as a fifth next year.
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Jim SensenbrennerFrank (Jim) James SensenbrennerLive coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress Tech executives to take hot seat at antitrust hearing Big tech braces for antitrust crackdown MORE (R-Wis.) said Tuesday.
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High rates of teenage pregnancy in Brazil add another layer of hardship, as adolescents with braces on their teeth and homework to finish find themselves the mothers of afflicted infants.
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However, prices have remained elevated since then and the national average gasoline price remains stuck near $2.85 per gallon as the market braces for the impact of sanctions on Iran.
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Martha McSallyMartha Elizabeth McSallyLobbying world Senate roundtable showcases importance and needs of women entrepreneurs GOP braces for Democratic spending onslaught in battle for Senate MORE (R-Ariz.) for a year.
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La Sorda was, instead, an engineer, a burgeoning metallurgist, having first worked with steel when trying to fix a pair of broken polio braces when he was 13 years old.
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But before we get into exactly what happened, allow us to alleviate your fears — there's a very, very small chance the same thing could happen to other people who had braces.
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Trilobites As the East Coast braces for the first ferocious snowstorm of the season, we wanted to revisit a frosty adage: Is it true that no two snowflakes are the same?
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HSBC Holdings PLC is planning several hundred job cuts at its investment bank as it tightens its control on costs and braces for pressure on revenues and a deteriorating economic outlook.
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She needed two ankle surgeries last year, and with a high deductible, copays, therapies, braces and boots -- which aren't covered -- she says she's staring down a $20,000 bill she can't pay.
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As Pooser's family braces for the outcome of the surgery, her mother looks forward to making sure her daughter's life is lived to the fullest, no matter how much time remains.
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But CEO Joe Hogan shrugged of the notion, telling the host its product line is a matter of demand: some people would prefer clear aligners over affixing braces to their teeth.
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First-quarter results were slightly better than expected, keeping Britain's biggest drugmaker on track to hit financial targets in 2017 as it braces for generic competition to blockbuster lung drug Advair.
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The big picture: The slash in funding comes as the East Coast braces for Hurricane Florence, which threatens to wreak havoc within days, with two other tropical systems on the horizon.
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If you follow any wellness influencers, trainers, or former Bachelor contestants on Instagram, chances are you've seen some of them touting invisible braces or retainers with some sort of promotional code.
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Under pressure from Washington, Seoul has halted all orders of Iranian oil, according to sources, even as it braces from spillover effects from the U.S.-China tit-for-tat on trade.
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The audience braces itself, expecting that the promised zombie apocalypse has begun, but it turns out that it's just a classmate of Anna's, hacking her way through a winter asthma attack.
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Align Technology, which makes Invisalign braces, similarly has a "cautious view for growth in the Asia Pacific region" in the third quarter due to the Chinese consumer, CEO Joe Hogan said.
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The wheeze of this "piano with braces" has become the sound people dread to hear in restaurants or at railway stations, accompanied by the hopeful chink of coins in a hat.
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Women manage household budgets and make decisions about expenses, so we know that extra income promises a long-overdue family vacation, bathroom renovation, postponed medical procedure, or braces for the kids.
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Braces are a big deal when you first get them; not so much once you have them — which makes it all the weirder that they don't usually appear in teen properties.
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Michelle Obama treated an East Room full of kids to a light and lively earful of personal musings – everything from gossip to braces to her need for a nap – on Wednesday.
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It could be an issue with your temporomandibular joint (aka TMJ), it could be caused by orthodontia (like braces or retainers), or it could just be related to stress, she says.
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China braces for impact While the 23 million people in Taiwan are likely to be buffeted and soaked by Meranti, the main brunt of the storm will fall on mainland China.
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The show is 15 years old now, so it's due time the reality program underwent some hormonal changes and personal growth (although we could do without the angst or the braces).
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Nissan expects the recall alone will cost it 25 billion yen ($222.10 million), and last week shaved its full-year operating profit forecast as it braces for the fallout at home.
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The announcement comes as Facebook braces for a fine from the Federal Trade Commission that was spurred by an investigation into numerous privacy mishaps during and after the 2016 election. 4.
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"With the rise of Instagram and Snapchat and selfie culture in general, people want to have the best possible smile they can, which means more adults are getting braces," he said.
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One limitation of the study is that it lacked a control group of patients who received non-surgical treatments like painkillers, back braces or bed rest, researchers note in The BMJ.
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Sure you can get lucky and not need braces as a child, but if you don't look after your teeth they will slowly start to show the many signs of neglect.
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Funding the big-ticket items on your 2017 shopping list (new car, tuition, braces, Botox) just got an extra boost thanks to the money the IRS kicked back from your overpayment.
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A statement by Netanyahu at this timing supporting annexation of the settlements is a means to rally his right wing base as he braces for the fallout from the police recommendations.
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U.S. crude oil was up about 0.5 percent as the industry braces for Hurricane Harvey, which may become the biggest storm to hit the U.S. mainland in more than a decade.
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