Cavity: A cavity-style iron has a cavity in the back of the club.
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Some, though, like Procter & Gamble's Kid's Crest Cavity Prevention and Colgate Cavity Prevention, can originate south of the border.
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Apply a frequency of light to the microwave cavity that's below its natural resonance and higher frequency light particles that match the resonant frequency of the cavity start appearing.
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There's an electric field inside a cavity made from a superconductor and cooled by liquid helium, excited by a radio-frequency source with the same resonant frequency as the cavity.
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" — Marion Williams, Harlem "The inside of a biomorphic cavity.
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"I can smell when someone has a cavity," she said.
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Does it matter if a baby tooth gets a cavity?
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Don't forget you have to crack open the chest cavity.
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Put the lemon and the thyme sprigs in the cavity.
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This blocks airflow from the oral cavity to the receptors.
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When dry, salt the whole bird and inside the cavity.
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After salting, stuff the cavity with the sticky rice mixture.
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Split the hot dogs halfway lengthwise to make a cavity.
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Sit back, relax, and hold on to your chest cavity.
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Dr. Pilny sliced open her abdominal cavity and rooted around.
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Lesions peppered Chloe's abdominal cavity like dark, bloated spider sacs.
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A separate commenter asked about the cavity search that was performed.
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Stuff the turkey cavity with the thyme sprigs and citrus wedges.
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Air rushing into this cavity produces a lot of additional noise.
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"When Kim said she could "smell when someone has a cavity.
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"On secret talentsKim: "I can smell when someone has a cavity.
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Then, the mountain collapsed into the cavity left by the blast.
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I've never had a cavity or damage to my enamel. How?
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It left him without a nose, nasal passage or sinus cavity.
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Education is key when it comes to cavity prevention, Sahota said.
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In many ways, this is the classic of the cavity world.
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She was always in the No-Cavity Club at the dentist.
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Ensure the whole bird is dry, especially the skin and cavity.
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Strip and cavity searches are already controversial in their own right.
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Because molars are more cavity-prone, sealants are usually applied there.
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Repeat CT imaging demonstrated further hemorrhage into the original resection cavity.
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Open up the chicken wider for better access to the cavity.
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Chino leapt through the window cavity and took aim at him.
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A man's hand, seeking stability, sinks into someone's rotting chest cavity.
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" On hidden talents:Kim: "I can smell when someone has a cavity.
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As for the cavity noise, it was discovered that chevrons at the front of the cavity, sound-absorbing foam at the back, and a net stretched across the opening altered airflow and reduced the noise generated considerably.
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And then: sweet release, followed by a glimpse of the empty cavity.
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If you got a cavity in space, how would you fill it?
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Arteries and veins tear open, and every body cavity fills with blood.
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It occurs during labor, expelling the baby into the mother's abdominal cavity.
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Of course, no embalmer likes it when somebody spills some cavity fluid.
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Season the chicken all over and inside the cavity generously with salt.
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"Can any disposition of microwaves inside the cavity produce thrust?" said Woodward.
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Place cinnamon, garlic cloves and a lemon piece in the chicken's cavity.
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Glancing into the cavity, I recognize the stump of the spinal cord.
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Inside each cavity are sensors of various kinds: electrical, chemical and biological.
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Other "split" words were SPACE, CRACKER, OPENING, CUTTER, BREAK, CAVITY and DIVIDER.
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But, lawyers acknowledged, body-cavity searches were not part of the routine.
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Buttercup, which closely resembles kabocha, has a smaller cavity and drier flesh.
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That's done by inserting a small brush deep into the naval cavity.
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Donald Trump is a man of flawed character and a moral cavity.
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Some refugees report being subjected to cavity searches just to attend court.
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But researchers are pursuing F.D.A. approval for S.D.F. as a cavity treatment.
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Within the chest cavity beats a heart that is about 19403 calories.
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The organs can drop into the cavity, making urination and sex painful.
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An armored bulldozer was parked on the far side of the cavity.
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They removed the urn from the cavity, brushing off dust and ants.
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A cavity is created by relatively warm oceanwater melting the ice shelf.
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The review estimated that in a population of cavity-free children with a 40 percent chance of getting a first cavity over the next two years without sealants, application of sealants would reduce the rate to just 6 percent.
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Within the cavity, people dug closely spaced burial pits into the soft bedrock.
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Like a cavity, if untended to, it can rot away your entire being.
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Unfortunately, Cavity Sam's adolescent grandson, Pimple Pete, doesn't hit mass retailers until August.
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Place 1 ball in each cavity; cook until golden brown, about 5 minutes.
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If you get all the extremities close to the cavity, it'll cook evenly.
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The cavity-preventer is now added to about three quarters of US taps.
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Nobody looks forward to having a cavity drilled and filled by a dentist.
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She endured an isolation cell, beatings by other inmates and repeated cavity searches.
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"If someone has a tooth cavity, can they pray it away?" she says.
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The sound of wind isn't present, though it's whipping through the plane's cavity.
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What other cavity is so time-tested and readily accessible than the rectum?
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Instead, he found himself hospitalized with four magnets rammed up his nasal cavity.
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There was shrapnel in Bakhtiyar's chest cavity that had entered under his armpit.
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What makes S.D.F. revolutionary is that it will actually kill cavity-causing bacteria.
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She recently had a cavity filled by dental students at New York University.
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"This looked like an absolutely cavity free, perfectly preserved tooth," Dr. Freed said.
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The researchers placed the superconducting circuit in an optical cavity (a chamber in which photons of the right wavelength can bounce around) so that, if the system is in the bright state, the way that light scatters in the cavity changes.
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Officials said Thursday the cavity and erosion had grown substantially after the test releases.
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Remove lemon halves and thyme from seasoning mixture and place in cavity of chicken.
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The sheriff says a female inmate later helped remove it from a body cavity.
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A worried caller alerted the charity about a cat stuck in a cavity wall.
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Fill the cavity with half of a piece of cheese and one pickle spear.
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I wouldn't wish a cavity on the most annoying telemarketer, let alone my kid.
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So consider "Boys" the cool glass of water after a cavity-baiting candy binge.
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As the chest cavity fills with fluid, the patient drowns, slowly, from the inside.
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Instead, the team used airborne and satellite ice-penetrating radars to reveal the cavity.
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They're incredibly moist, and sweet — without making you feel like you'll get a cavity.
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Oral sex can spread HPV to the oral cavity, the genitals, and the anus.
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She explained that medullary bone lines the marrow cavity of the long bones of birds.
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The gel is easily stored and can be squirted directly onto a wound or cavity.
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The second is the open cavity left by the landing gear when it is down.
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But computers are breaching the epidermis, and may one day enter the brain cavity itself.
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Pros: Natural ingredients, low-abrasion formula, light and pleasant tasteCons: Not ideal for cavity prevention
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Two tests, a saline sonogram or hysterosalpingogram (HSG), are used to evaluate the uterine cavity.
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And there it is: a wedding ring lodged in a cavity where it doesn't belong.
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If a child does get a cavity, what is the best way to treat it?
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In addition to the cavity search, she explained that the isolation also affected her deeply.
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Place anise, lime quarters, thyme sprigs and remaining 3 garlic cloves in cavity of turkey.
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The pulp cavity of each tusk contains about 15 pounds of tender and nutritious meat.
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"Oakleigh was in my abdominal cavity, and that's what all the pressure was," she recalls.
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I have another cavity that needs filling, but I guess I'll just live with it.
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In addition, some dental practices are now screening patients for tumours of the oral cavity.
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The tentacles move that prey up into the creature's body cavity, where it gets digested.
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Similarly, more recent studies have generally not found a cavity-reducing performance difference between materials.
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When the seats are not in use, the cavity can hold toys and sports gear.
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It's been shattered, had its frame removed and is now a chasmal cavity for capital.
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But I can put up boxes for cavity-nesting birds and roosting boxes for bats.
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The viruses slipped into cells lining the nasal cavity, and they began producing mega-antibodies.
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As the evening wore on, the pain expanded to fill every cavity in my body.
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Dead limbs offer homes to cavity-nesting birds like woodpeckers, screech owls and Carolina wrens.
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For a decade I've been chronicling our country's cavity misadventures, and I've learned several things.
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It was easy enough for the team to find GATA6+ cells inside the pericardial cavity of mice when their hearts were injured, but they also found them in samples of the pericardium (the lining of the cavity) collected from actual human patients with injured hearts.
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"These are very irritative substances to the tissues that line the body cavity," Minkin tells PEOPLE.
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Brought to the lab, the snake is anesthetized and the transmitter inserted in its body cavity.
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Its spindly body and claws are well-suited for folding up in the narrow coral cavity.
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You don't have to break the chest cavity to do to this, this is the future.
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Some lasted only two weeks, far too brief for a cavity or dental disease to develop.
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Features a deep toasting cavity for even browning, a special bagel button, and removable crumb tray.
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You come in here and you saunter around, placing your shots right into the ocular cavity.
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There's a version of this where the testicles are pulled into the scrotal cavity using qigong.
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The tonearm and stylus are located below the record, inside the cavity of the rotating platter.
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It's a mild abrasive, and chemically also a mild bleach, which can neutralize cavity-causing acids.
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Fibroids within the cavity can be removed in a minimally-invasive surgical procedure called a hysteroscopy.
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Emergency room doctors can give us a ballpark idea of how spacious that cavity can be.
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Some people call blade irons cavity muscle back or muscle back irons, according to Global Golf.
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You could choke or do serious damage to your nasal cavity, and you'll probably throw up.
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The discovery of this cavity suggests the devastation is ramping up faster than we previously thought.
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It said it had rendered the school safe and sealed the cavity created by the tunnel.
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I, who had never touched a raw turkey, washed out the cavity and patted it dry.
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A female officer searched under the woman's shirt and in her anal cavity, in public view.
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You can also line the cavity with some slices of citrus such as lemon or orange.
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You can't really see visceral fat — it accumulates around your organs deep inside your abdominal cavity.
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You take the rice and cook it inside the cavity of the roasting bird very slowly.
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A cavity in the wall so high you would easily miss it swallowed up the luggage.
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Player 2 lurches forward as rusty steel hollows out his chest cavity, bursting his inner organs.
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It started to invade the eye cavity and press inward onto the brain, Dr. Oblak said.
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"The heart is pumping that bacteria from the oral cavity throughout your body," said Mr. Payne.
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Only a minority of birds are cavity nesters that would compete for a backyard nest box.
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"Most helpful previous experience: magnetron tube development, large-cavity resonators or magnetron feeds," the ad said.
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Further, the Flerken oral cavity is in fact a pocket dimension that can contain entire universes.
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The gigantic cavity revealed in the study is at the junction between grounded and floating ice.
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It's associated with anogenital warts, cancers of the penis, anus, oral cavity, vulva, vagina, and oropharynx.
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By the time he reached the hospital, a blood-filled cavity measuring 3.5 by 4.5 centimeters (about 1.5 by 2 inches) had developed on the palm of his left hand, while on the top of his hand and forearm, there was a swelling cavity under the skin.
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He took a series of files and tapped them sharply into the bone cavity with a mallet.
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Last we checked, China is still working on testing a similar radio-frequency-cavity thruster in space.
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The air cavity quickly recoils owing to surface tension, and this produces a rising column of liquid.
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Consider how our gut winds its way through the abdominal cavity, sprouting unpaired organs as it goes.
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Recent research shows that cavity-causing microbes can actually invade a person's heart, causing a deadly infection.
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Stuff the cavity with the bunch of thyme, both halves of the lemon, and all the garlic.
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Inserting drugs into the nasal cavity for the purposes of avoiding detection is "relatively rare," they added.
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My heart was beating so fast I thought it might leap right out of my chest cavity.
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In the body cavity, you're looking down a hole and want to be able to see clearly.
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A smell, not unlike that of having a cavity filled at the dentist's office, permeates all around.
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The cavity-style iron has become popular in the past couple of decades, as Golf Bidder explains.
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The mouth is a brown, rectangular ridge inserted into a shallow cavity in the bisected, symmetrical body.
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Moving the tongue and pitch around produces vowels, while touching the lips and oral cavity produces consonant.
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This process is called "cavitation" because it forms a cavity much larger than the bullet path itself.
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Officers performed a strip search, including a body-cavity probe, and no evidence of wrongdoing was found.
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Out in the public, as cars drove by, Wilson conducted a vaginal cavity search, the lawsuit said.
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It found cavity rates more than twice as high for those without sealants as for those with.
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Researchers could not find any studies on the effectiveness of flossing combined with brushing for cavity prevention.
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And by federal standards, unwarranted, roadside cavity searches, like the one conducted on Corley, are likely unconstitutional.
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Using kitchen shears, trim any excess skin and fat from the opening of the neck cavity. 5.
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In state and federal prisons, strip searches of visitors are permitted with consent, but not cavity checks.
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"It's obviously already healed — if not, air would still be leaking into my chest cavity," he said.
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Then you stick a spoon into their oral cavity and eat straight out of that bad boy.
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Let dead trees stand as nesting sites for cavity-nesting birds and a food source for insects.
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After Lothagam's herders buried their dead, they covered the cavity with stones and placed large stone pillars.
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The tweeter is aimed forward and the woofer fires down into a cavity to amplify the bass.
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He told one of the Syrians to reach into the cavity and pump it with his hands.
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For the familiar gray squirrel, Sciurus carolinensis, the central cavity is about six to eight inches across.
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The olfactory nerve begins in the nasal cavity and ends in the olfactory bulb, in the brain.
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"This causes profuse bleeding in the thoracic cavity and, therefore, a slow asphyxia," Zaldívar et al. write.
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The officers then searched the anal cavity of each prisoner, claiming that they were looking for contraband cellphones.
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It's kind of like an X-ray, and they unveiled the cavity directly above the pyramid's Grand Gallery.
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It also fits entirely inside the chest cavity, while the larger model must be placed below the diaphragm.
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He released Cavity, a series of 3D-printed works and projected works inspired by the formation of geodes.
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I also buy a three-pack of anti-cavity mouthwash ($10.71), and a small nail foil palette ($4.98).
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"Garlic has compounds…that can decrease swelling and may help reduce bacteria in the nasal cavity," she says.
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In typical reptiles, the sausage-shaped brain takes up only about half the space within a cranial cavity.
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In November 2017, scientists reported the discovery of a vast empty cavity inside the Great Pyramid at Giza.
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In that attack, the would-be assassin, Abdullah al-Asiri, hid a body cavity bomb inside his underwear.
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Lumentum Holdings Inc makes what are instead known as vertical-cavity surface-emitting lasers, or VCSELs for short.
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The Cochrane review compiled results from all such studies and concluded that sealants' cavity-fighting abilities were considerable.
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There's a cavity beneath what we thought was the floor of national life, and there are demons there.
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"I would have rather gotten a cavity than take the time to go to the dentist," she said.
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To save her from being mummified alive, they tried to flush out her abdominal cavity, according to TASS.
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All warm and sticky, the oral cavity is the perfect environment for all sorts of bacteria to grow.
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The masseuse begins kneading his knotted muscles, and he groans like a cavity-covered kid at the dentist.
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The recipe required him to grasp the raw squid and place his fingers deep inside its inner cavity.
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It is when tissue that normally lines the uterus grows outside of the uterus, in the pelvic cavity.
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She re-enacted the scene during a recent interview, a dark cavity where her eye used to be.
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If you got a cavity because your dentist said you weren't flossing, you wouldn't stop brushing your teeth.
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I leave my appointment cavity-free and drive back to my apartment to drop off the rent check.
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The report also mentioned instances in which travelers were subjected to body cavity searches and monitored bowel movements.
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The thorax comprises the rib cage and upper spine, forming a cavity that houses the lungs and heart.
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Sea spiders have no coelum, the body cavity in which most animals keep internal organs such as their guts.
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He agreed to return my diaries, give me exercise equipment, improve the food, and cease the body cavity searches.
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The structure is meant to "unzip," creating an undulating form with a cavity that allows visitors to go inside.
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I am a man-size cavity, tender and susceptible to perceiving any tickling breeze as a hurricane-force wind.
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In all my time cruising the cursed content cavity known as Twitter dot com, I've learned but two things.
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I do put some of it inside the cavity too, so I can get that flavor to go through.
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After all, when something goes wrong with the ol' bean, it's a lot harder to fix than a cavity.
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"Things without a flared base can easily slip into the anal cavity and cause serious harm," Dr. Deitsch says.
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Soto Moreno and the other detainees also allegedly regularly endured invasive strip and cavity searches performed by male guards.
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As you can see, a chocolate ring donut allows ample room for maneuver: And how about the cavity test?
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An earpiece of the glasses has a cavity to receive the printed circuit board and the light emitting diode.
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The Natural Dentist Cavity Zapper for Kids is tough on yucky stuff, but gentle on teeth, gums, and orthodontics.Pros:
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But we both know what what we're looking at here is the expanding insulation foam of the cavity wall.
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In August 2015, the state of Texas made it explicit that cavity searches need a warrant to go forward.
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In the chest cavity, it could cause what was called a catamenial (derived from the Greek for monthly) pneumothorax.
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Removing the two that were outside, however, forced the two inside his nasal cavity to cling to each other.
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In city jails, however, neither strip searches nor cavity checks of visitors are allowed, Department of Correction officials said.
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Scientists have observed this cavity for years, but they were puzzled about its origins due to its unprecedented scale.
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The game is a box with electric circuitry where players take turns removing pieces from "Cavity Sam," poor fellow.
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There is some uncertainty about whether the process of fossilization might have compressed the brain cavity, Dr. Kerber cautioned.
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It's a cavity inside a bird's anus that's a one-stop shop for the digestive, urinary, and reproductive tracts.
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The man who was subjected to the body cavity search, James Mitchell, has also sued Wilkey and Hamilton County.
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This sugar intake is especially cavity-inducing: the daily recommended value of sugar for women sits at 26 grams.
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In severe cases, the beak will end up open on both sides, meaning its whole nasal cavity is missing.
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No rain is collecting in the crater, which she thinks is extremely bad, because it must mean that the water is dripping through small cracks below, which means there's a place for the water to go, which means there is a cavity, and the cavity could be enormous, right here beneath her feet.
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Place 1 teaspoon brown sugar in the cavity of each apple; sprinkle remaining 2 teaspoons evenly on top of apples.
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I like how the Sennheisers fill up my concha, that little cavity between the outer ear and the ear canal.
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I did have a cracked sinus cavity, which I didn't miss any games for and sounds worse than it is.
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Getting a cavity is something that most people will face once or twice and fear for most of their lives.
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What that means is this is a magnetic shunt that drains fluid from her brain down into her stomach cavity.
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We were working on some compounds that were coming from the oral cavity, and having some good luck with it.
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And thanks to the CBP's Global Entry™ program, he probably won't even need a fully cavity search this time!
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Eight and a half minutes later, there was another tremor, likely caused by the implosion of the tunnel or cavity.
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"Something like caramel, that sticks to your teeth, is more cavity-causing than chocolate, which dissolves really easily," Berik explains.
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Push the rectum too far, or introduce too much pressure into the rectal cavity, and you can perforate the tissue.
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Allder says that at one point they'd planned to fill a cavity in the semi-transparent head with live maggots.
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The more aggressive a cavity is, you may have to fill it or put a crown or cap on it.
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Researchers believe that it's a piece of dinosaur brain cavity covered in a thin layer of mineralized soft tissue structure.
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But among the insured, copays can be high even for basic services such as having a cavity filled, Vujicic said.
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But location is key: the molecules will glow more brightly at some locations within the cavity than at other locations.
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There was also a dry surgical pack near the man's chest cavity, a bundle used to carry sterilized surgical instruments.
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Studies have shown that talc crystals can move up the genitourinary tract into the peritoneal cavity, where the ovaries are.
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"The design of this cavity is such that we can inoculate, or introduce, dirty air from the bottom," he added.
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Midcentury buildings, with their cost-saving, hollow-cavity walls, might have rotting steel ties that could send bricks tumbling down.
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My brain and chest cavity seemed filled with the same pulverized concrete and asbestos that now hung in the air.
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So "if you have to have a cavity, or a regular prescription, filled, that's not going to happen," said Murchland.
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The new study, published Thursday in The Astrophysical Journal, reveal the explosion and confirm the cavity initially detected in 2016.
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The condition is known as hydranencephaly, marked by the cranial cavity being filled with fluid rather than of brain tissue.
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As a surgeon himself, Dr. Noorchashm was outraged at the idea of shredding potentially cancerous tissue inside a body cavity.
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Finally, after several hours, he stopped; his intuition, aided by the pressure gauges, told him that the cavity was full.
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And then we&aposre gonna take our thumb, and we&aposre gonna make a nice cavity right in the center.
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These incidents eventually prompted the Texas Legislature to pass a bill banning cavity searches during traffic stops absent a warrant.
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Four other lawsuits were filed earlier this year relating to the baptism, the anal cavity search, and more alleged groping.
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Researchers in Ireland, however, have proved that it is one organ — a set of tissues that line the abdominal cavity.
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Now, scientists are worried about the discovery of an enormous underwater cavity that will probably speed up the glacier's decay.
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Antarctica: Scientists discovered a gaping cavity in a vast glacier, caused by warming waters, that could speed up its decay.
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Worth noting: Doctors generally don't recommend IUDs for birth control for anyone with an anomaly that distorts the uterine cavity.
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Finish each avocado by filling the pit cavity with ponzu sauce, and serve with grated fresh wasabi on the side.
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The baby's legs were still inside the mother's body, but its head and upper body had dropped below the pelvic cavity.
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She quickly went into cardiac arrest; in surgery, physicians discovered a ruptured pulmonary vein and profuse bleeding into her chest cavity.
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The worm lives in a cavity at the base of the coral, gaining shelter and protection from the coral's stinging tentacles.
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You cut the heart in half and make a cavity in it, and there you place the claws and the candle.
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Guinea worms grow in your body cavity, then work their way out of your body, often through your leg or foot.
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An EMDrive (see picture) is a conical metal cavity into which microwaves are fed, and inside of which they bounce around.
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The contoured shape fits naturally inside the ear cavity and Fiio's claim of "all-day comfort" isn't far from the truth.
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But the main thing was they had to push the intestines from this horrendously distended scrotum back into the abdominal cavity.
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Researchers from University of Illinois have been using the vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser to push the speed of data transmission.
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The curvature of the palate and the location of the cheekbone and nasal cavity all looked more human-like than Neanderthal.
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Place 4 to 5 lemon wedges inside chicken cavity, and sprinkle chicken all over with the remaining 2 teaspoons kosher salt.
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Inside, there's a cavity with a cable guide around it that's designed to hold the unused portion of a charging cable.
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Under the insole and tucked flush into a cavity is the 40- by 50-millimeter casing; inside that is the magic.
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An opening of the cavity is covered by a plate and a cover on which the printed circuit board is disposed.
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"We didn't expect such an enormous number" of bones and other remains which "had been thrown into a cavity," Portera said.
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The female defense attorney's sudden choice to make out with a detainee and smuggle drugs in her body cavity for him?
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Though prices vary, filling a cavity can cost about $100, while sealant application costs only about $30 to $40 per tooth.
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It measures 4.8 x 4.9 x 2.8 mm and has an internal cavity of 6 cubic millimeters where another diamond of .
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But if you want to add aromatics — citrus, ginger, garlic, onions — the fish cavity is an ideal place to do so.
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Season the cavity with salt, stuff it with thinly sliced aromatics, then oil the skin, and you'll be ready to go.
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According to Mashable, Disney Research (yeah, it's a real thing) developed the Quasistatic Cavity Resonance for Ubiquitous Wireless Power Transfer — a.k.a.
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That church, the Redeemed Christian Church of God Rose of Sharon Assembly, was reduced to a black cavity on Wednesday morning.
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Rub the fish with the infused oil especially rubbing the inside of the cavity and head, as well as the skin.
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Not the trunk, rotund and rotted inside and long since shored up with cement, like a cavity in a bad tooth.
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When La Flèche, a servant, crosses Harpagon's path, he is required to strip and submit to a (simulated) anal cavity search.
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Mine arose from endometriosis, a disease that causes a woman's uterine lining to go rogue and grow throughout her abdominal cavity.
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In ICE custody, Kairi was moved from jail to jail, enduring body cavity searches each time she entered a new facility.
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The trick worked, but when he went to retrieve his snotty stash, he accidentally pushed it farther into his nasal cavity.
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Jeannette Reynoso said she was subjected to a body-cavity search when she visited her husband on Rikers Island in 2015.
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He stuffed wet towels in the cavity underneath his door, but worried it was futile since doors were opened for meals.
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Some examples might include anencephaly (described above) or limb-body wall complex, when the organs develop outside of the body cavity.
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Starlings compete for nesting cavities with native cavity-dwellers: bluebirds and tree swallows, woodpeckers and chickadees, wood ducks and tufted titmice.
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Your nose and nasal cavity function as your personal air conditioner, warming and moistening air before it reaches your lower respiratory tract.
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I drifted to sleep envisioning swarms of bees flying into my esophagus and making a hive in my hollowed-out chest cavity.
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If no freshwater is available, flamingos can use glands in their head that remove salt, draining it out from their nasal cavity.
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The teenager sustained injuries to his left hand and chest cavity in the unexpected explosion outside a Tampa home, FOX13 Tampa reported.
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As it cooks in the belly cavity, the goose absorbs the taste of the lamb, while retaining its own tenderness and flavor.
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Split the rolls in half lengthwise and hollow out some of the bread on each of the bottom halves, forming a cavity.
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Air sometimes makes its way into the vaginal cavity, and when it escapes, the resulting noise sort of sounds like a fart.
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Bertie spends most of the day with a chest cavity while the breast takes a much-earned break at the local bar.
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They kept their condensate, of rubidium atoms, in a cavity between pairs of mirrors with light particles, photons, bouncing back and forth.
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And while the disease isn't fatal in itself, it could restrict his chest and lung cavity, eventually leaving him unable to breathe.
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Czerwoniec was then cuffed and taken to the police station, forced to strip naked and subjected to a full body-cavity search.
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The inside of the bag is one large cavity that's separated by sturdy dividers that can be configured in several different ways.
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"Apparently the discharged bullet hit [Mark's] rib cage and ricocheted into his chest cavity, where it caused severe bleeding," Baldwin sheriff's Capt.
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The warning also noted that the implant can travel into the abdomen and pelvic cavity, causing pain and possibly requiring surgical removal.
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The cavity was revealed by data from NASA's Operation IceBridge and spaceborne radar projects that documented Thwaites' behavior between 1992 and 2017.
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Finally, if you already have gum disease or gingivitis, an added antibacterial compound like a chlorhexidine might help battle cavity-causing bugs.
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Among the children in the study, 23.9% had severe cavities and 48% had at least one tooth surface affected by a cavity.
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You don't have to crack the chest cavity to be able to do the heart operation, they can do it right through.
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You don't have to crack open the chest cavity of a person in order to be able to do the heart work.
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"We've been working on ways to miniaturize robotics and put all of the motion of surgery into the abdominal cavity," says Sachs.
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A large lithium-ion battery fills the cavity vacated by the drive shaft, giving the T8 a 14-mile pure electric range.
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A patient lies on the operating table, with an open chest cavity, while the surgeon, Steven Murphy (Colin Farrell), completes his task.
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" Due to the speed with which the cavity recoils after the droplet hits the surface, a small air bubble gets "trapped underwater.
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If you are smoking a turkey, then cook the stuffing outside the bird, and use apples and aromatics to fill the cavity.
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Later, while undergoing an appendectomy, she asked the surgeon to check her abdominal cavity and reproductive system for evidence of male genitalia.
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They injected the contrast dye into my uterus, waited for it to spill into the fallopian tubes, rush into my abdominal cavity.
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Meanwhile, I got dragged to a shed by the water, told to strip naked, and was subjected to a full cavity search.
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As a result, the transplanted silicon winds up with a small surrounding cavity, which protects it against interference from errant electrical currents.
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Alternatively, if inhaled through the nose, the fine particles can get to the brain via the olfactory nerve in the nasal cavity.
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You have around 400 olfactory receptors at the top of your nasal cavity, and they activate differently depending on what you're smelling.
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His surgeons reported finding dozens of parasitic intestinal worms inside his abdominal cavity, some as long as 11 inches, suggesting severe malnutrition.
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It typically involves taking a swab from deep in a patient's nasal cavity to collect cells from the back of the nose.
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But the cavity was so large and would have requires so much energy to form that they didn't think it was possible.
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Eventually the bus was rerouted to a hospital in Vilnius, where it was discovered that his chest cavity was filling with blood.
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It was my first time in like three years and I'm happy to report I'm still cavity free with strong, healthy, teeth!
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When I was in prison, for example, there was a two-year waiting list for a dentist to fill a tooth cavity.
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A "finished" receiver means it already has a trigger cavity drilled into it; unfinished receivers require buyers to drill it in themselves.
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As the novel begins, Bruno learns that he's developed a pre-cancerous tumor in the cavity of his skull, behind his face.
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"Connected Down the Middle (Cavity)" (2016) could be a tool, a diorama of a tooth, or a 3D-printed human spinal column.
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And there was an identified set of receptors in the oral cavity that seemed to be particularly and specifically responsive to glutamate.
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The mortuary cavity gradually filled up over the course of several centuries, and it was eventually filled with rubble and capped with stones.
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Once in the ice shelf cavity we had neither detailed information on the thickness of the ice, nor the depth of the water.
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In particular, Android producers are struggling to source vertical-cavity surface-emitting lasers, or VCSELs, a core part of Apple's Face ID hardware.
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When you smell something, it's because your nose detects chemicals in the air and those chemicals stimulate olfactory neurons in your nasal cavity.
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You really do feel trapped in the fleshy chest cavity, and it's both terrifying and strangely relieving to finally claw your way out.
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"Our sense of smell occurs as tiny particles enter the nasal cavity and drift up to the roof of the nose," he says.
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They fill the outer ear cavity and then protrude a little bit further, though not as egregiously as some other Bluetooth earphone models.
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Image via SoCalGasYou can think of this like filling an 230,000 foot cavity—as with dentistry, there's a great deal of precision involved.
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That makes injury more likely, because the brain can slosh around inside the skull cavity, potentially damaging brain tissue and vital neural connections.
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It all depends on the size of the cavity and the urgency and the nature that it needs to be taken care of.
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This let them make a map of Mineral Beach that showed where the crust was beginning to buckle because of cavity formation below.
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Eventually, the FST team opted to use XSTAT and applied a single XSTAT device to the femoral cavity— resulting in nearly immediate hemostasis.
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Then they endured the stench of what they believed was a kit that had fallen into a cavity in a wall and died.
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Anyway, one of those HDMI inputs is in a cavity behind the soundbar that is custom-designed to fit a Fire TV Stick.
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In a beryl channel/cavity, this configuration can have one of six different orientations corresponding the six different walls of the hexagonal passageway.
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"Depending on the depth of the cavity you have different interference, and from this you get different colors of light," says Cartamil-Bueno.
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The larva isn't helping itself: It's gulping down still more spores, which work their way through its gut and into its body cavity.
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A woman was the first to be found, surviving in a cavity of broken masonry of the building that crumbled last Friday night.
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On this view, when the microwave radiation enters the copper cavity, the radiation pushes against the walls of the EmDrive and generates thrust.
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However, it is possible that individuals, usually young children, can choke on many foreign objects, causing the them to enter the lung cavity.
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Chinese geologists claimed in a study the cavity caused by last September's nuclear test collapsed shortly after the detonation, causing a powerful tremor.
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The condition causes the heart to form either partially or wholly outside the chest cavity, generally on the neck, chest, abdomen or cervix.
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Though studies indicate that resin-based sealants last longer, clinical trials conclude that neither is more effective than the other in cavity reduction.
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The trick is to hum while whistling, he says, using the cavity between his nose and his upper palate to resonate the noise.
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At its most extreme depth, the drill had pierced a super-hot cavity, and scientists thought they heard the screams of "damned souls".
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If they burst inside the cranial cavity, the victim could have suffered ministrokes, causing brain damage similar to the effects of decompression sickness.
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Still, it is indicative of this man's passion for Italian food, that he literally wants you to suck it into your chest cavity.
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These beetles have a tiny cavity filled with hair at the base of their mandibles that acts like a pocket for collecting pollen.
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Meanwhile, the charging zone for Apple's wireless earbuds has a special cavity so you'll always know it's in the correct location for charging.
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It is certainly not as hard as tooth enamel, but teeth cannot repair themselves, as anyone who has had a cavity filled knows.
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It's alleged that he attempted to break into the pharmacy by scaling down through the small chimney cavity, and he subsequently became stuck.
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The existing process required a healthcare professional to take the swab, and to collect a sample from further up in the nasal cavity.
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It's a lot like the terrible buzz you hear when having a cavity drilled by the dentist, only this is 10 times louder.
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In one of the most bizarre surgeries ever, doctors in India removed a live cockroach from a woman's nasal cavity reaching the brain.
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Numerous veins that typically drain the liver and other parts of the chest cavity were either missing or sprouting from an unusual spot.
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Berger held up a cast of a skull, its nasal cavity and eye sockets glowing white with filler, as if packed with snow.
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At 10, Grammer suffered from peritonitis, a life-threatening illness caused by an inflammation of the abdominal cavity that had ruptured her appendix.
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Then I just like sat in the chair while the dentist worked on my cavity and fell asleep for almost the whole time.
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The top of the sprayer unscrews with a quarter turn, revealing a deep rectangular cavity that's perfectly sized for a standard stick of butter.
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ADMX, which uses a resonant microwave cavity nested inside a huge superconducting magnet, started out of a collaboration that began in the mid-nineties.
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During the operation, medical personnel mistakenly introduced formalin instead of saline into her abdominal cavity, according to the Russian state-owned news agency Tass.
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Pantaleón took a photograph of the underground cavity as it was getting filled up and sent it to Espíndola immediately, for their record keeping.
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That's why researchers in the UK enlisted 80 people who needed a cavity filled or a tooth pulled, and separated them into three groups.
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Eventually, this creates a hole (aka a cavity) in the outer layer of your teeth, where bacteria tends to camp out, Dr. Chase says.
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The report claims Apple is working to add a "vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser" (VCSEL) system that gives the phone's camera better depth perception.
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Don't just reach into the chest cavity and grab it as you would an apple: It will slip between your fingers, bruise, even tear.
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"As we pivot from manned to unmanned, no air cavity, maybe no propulsion motor, that's a really challenging platform to find," says Dr Zurk.
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We are too; in "I Am What I Isn't" (2017), the brain cavity of a bisected human skull contains a white and amber geode.
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The prototype EmDrive built by the German researchers was a copper cavity with the same dimensions as the prototype tested by NASA in 2016.
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Dr. Amorim reached into the chest cavity and squeezed and held the hilum of the lung where the great vessels come into the lung.
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A few years ago, a woman in India sought treatment for a headache, which was caused by a large spider in her ear cavity.
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The "sound" comes from electromagnetic waves that are trapped in a low-density cavity at the edge of the magnetic field, according to NASA.
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ENS is caused by damage to the turbinates, cylindrical organs stacked within the nasal cavity — three per side — that warm and humidify incoming air.
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But because the organs develop outside of the body, they must be put back in slowly so that the cavity has time to expand.
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This internal rock — sized at 1.9 × 2.1 ×0.6 mm — can roll about freely in the cavity, kind of like a hyper upscale Kinder Surprise.
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The scientists were able to conduct measurements of "temperature, salinity, melt rates and ocean currents in the cavity under the ice" during that time.
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Josphat Mwenda, the client, had blood in his chest cavity, suggesting that he had been repeatedly hit by something very heavy and very hard.
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Parents taking their kids to the dentist could be hitting the bottle while their kids are back going to join the no-cavity club.
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He had jammed a filament into a cavity in the body of each can, most likely to use as a crude fuse, investigators concluded.
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The openness of the vaginal cavity was seen as a deficit of character: If their bodies are physically permeable, so are their minds/souls.
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"Our dolls, like all women, have an oral cavity, vaginal, and anal," the website helpfully explains in Spanish, before exhorting users to lubricate appropriately.
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"Conjunctiva is modified mucus membrane, like the inside of your mouth or the inside of your nose or nasal cavity and pharynx," Steinemann said.
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Much like an Ibiza DJ's nasal cavity, a collapse is not only plausible but also inevitable if we elect this bigoted narcissist into office.
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The cavity inside its trunks — with an outer circumference of more than 80 feet — reportedly served as one of the continent's first post offices.
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Importance of stress tolerance: 67Average annual salary: $225,760What they do, according to O*NET: Examine, diagnose, and treat dental malocclusions and oral cavity anomalies.
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Another woman, Francesca Bronzi, was stuck in a cavity nearby, and they spoke to each other and tried to keep morale up, they said.
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A cavity appears, containing a capsizing boat — an evocation of another refugee crisis, this one taking place right off the Croisette in the Mediterranean.
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In Mexico, for example, the government delivers cavity-reducing fluoride by adding it to salt, not water, as many people avoid drinking tap water.
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Before the researchers collected this data, they had no idea the cavity existed, said Dr. Milillo, a radar scientist at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
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