Fear was like a connective tissue even if our real connective tissue was sustaining whiplash.
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Even if you can't figure out what he's going for, or find the connective tissue between his ideas, you can always tell that connective tissue exists.
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Growing liver cells and connective tissue under a fluorescence microscope.
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Upon closer inspection, these weren't tears in hardened connective tissue.
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After verifying Vibrio, his doctors removed portions of deep connective tissue.
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EDS is a group of connective tissue disorders that's typically inherited.
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Connective tissue holds all the body's cells, organs and tissue together.
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Never mind that there's no emotional connective tissue between these items.
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The only connective tissue from day to day is Trump's presence.
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Your brain's white matter can be thought of as its connective tissue.
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Your breasts are made of fatty tissue, connective tissue, and glandular tissue.
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Another promising area is network equipment, the connective tissue of the internet.
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I also find it too hard on the joints and connective tissue.
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Bannon provided the connective tissue for Trump's bare-boned "America First" nationalism.
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The connective tissue between Hawley's past successes and Legion can't be ignored.
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It's a sort of cultural connective "tissue" that we can all share.
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Make the chicken sandwich: Trim the connective tissue from the chicken breasts.
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Female breast tissue is heavy and unsupported, containing little stabilizing, connective tissue.
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Obviously, there's a big piece of connective tissue between McCarthyism and Trump.
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In necrotizing fasciitis, bacteria infect the fascia, a type of connective tissue.
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"I'm the connective tissue between the desire and the making," Dubbe said.
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They were created using cells from the connective tissue of the woman's skin.
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There's that community thing again, that strong connective tissue binding us all together.
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Your automation platform would be the connective tissue wrapping those two services together.
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The Obama administration emphasizes policies to increase "connective tissue" in the job market.
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You can create more connective tissue around the idea that this is plagiarized.
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That bizarre connective tissue binds these stories, which are set around the world.
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More gallery group shows should have the rich connective tissue of this one.
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Such were the small rites and connective tissue of the pre-solipsistic era.
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Fibrous connective tissue feels the same as scar tissue or gristle on a steak.
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"That legacy, which is like crazy connective tissue that we all have," she said.
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Connective tissue grafting is a relatively new development and was first described in 1985.
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But I think there is so much connective tissue across all of the platforms.
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I love the connective tissue that takes place between a host and a listener.
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If software is the connective tissue, then data is the lifeblood of a company.
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"Food is the connective tissue between space, time, cultures and death," my mother said.
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It's basically My Dinner with [a serial killer], with some connective tissue in between.
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As the most abundant protein in mammals, collagen makes up all human connective tissue.
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Thirty vials of blood and a rheumatologist visit later, he had an answer: mixed connective tissue disease (MCTD), which has symptoms and signs of other connective tissue diseases like lupus, scleroderma, and polymyositis, an inflammatory disease causing chronic muscle pain and weakness.
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It has the least amount of influence on connective tissue diseases (2 out of 11).
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Ehlers-Danlos syndrome is a rare genetic disease that affects connective tissue and blood vessels.
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Cellulant is now the connective tissue between consumers, merchants, banks and mobile operators in Africa.
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Oozing blisters on his calf led doctors to remove connective tissue and then perform grafts.
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It is the essence she continually returns to, the connective tissue of life and language.
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Skin parted; liquid oozed as the blade dove deeper, slicing through connective tissue and fat.
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Scientists assumed it was just a typical connective tissue, so they didn't look much further.
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A slight but reasonably engaging story now serves as connective tissue for the quest structure.
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Unlike bone and other connective tissue, cartilage has little or no ability to repair itself.
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Adame has Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, a connective-tissue disorder that often makes people's joints unstable.
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At times Miller has to abandon the quotations and supply some much-needed connective tissue.
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Over time, those small interactions build up into a connective tissue that binds us together.
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As New Yorkers, we've been building and nurturing this connective tissue for a long time.
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Unlike chicken, turkey legs have a lot of connective tissue, which can make them tough.
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Commercial aviation, like the internet, is part of the connective tissue of the global economy.
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Dense breasts have a high proportion of glandular or connective tissue, which blocks X-rays.
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Mixed connective tissue disease, mast cell activation disorder and Lyme disease were also thrown around.
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She was also born with a connective tissue disorder called Ehlers-Danlos syndrome type 3.
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Heredity and certain connective tissue disorders like Dupuytren's contractures increase the risk of developing Peyronie's.
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They are connective tissue, bending and scanning and placing, then bending and scanning and placing.
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More than physical land, WeWork wants to be the central connective tissue for work in general.
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Connective tissue in the nose and some changes in the angle make the nose appear larger.
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More testing revealed the mass on Pinto's head was Spindle Cell Sarcoma, a connective tissue cancer.
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Carlile has Marfan Syndrome, a genetic disorder affecting a protein that forms the body's connective tissue.
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The researchers mapped the PERVs interwoven into the genome of pig connective tissue cells, called fibroblasts.
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As a result, will we see the connective tissue between teams and cities begin to deteriorate?
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Will Facebook use the connective tissue between apps to link a person's identity across multiple platforms?
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Put in the simplest terms, fascia is your body's connective tissue that surrounds muscles and organs.
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"The connective tissue between biennials wasn't as strong as I wanted it to be," he said.
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That was the origin of EPOC, which acts as connective tissue between the government and citizens.
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Fascia aren't muscles or ligaments; rather, fascia is stretchy, strong connective tissue that helps stabilize you.
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Shortly before my autism diagnosis in 2015, I was (correctly) diagnosed with a connective tissue disorder.
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Death is part of the connective tissue that binds humans across time and culture and place.
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"We were already pulling on a lot of interesting connective tissue [from Lucasfilm's perspective]," Thompson said.
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Things aren't perfect now, sure, but back then, the connective tissue wasn't even there at all.
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Another, found in her filmic montages, creates connective tissue between pop/internet culture and autobiographical experience.
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Due to my sports injury, the connective tissue that used to protect my knee is nearly gone.
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And films are such an important part of our culture and the connective tissue of our culture.
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"We're really making Slack a kind of great connective tissue for even the largest organizations," Weiss said.
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Payments are the connective tissue of commerce, and changes here are indicators for how commerce is changing.
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They'll be the connective tissue that binds together your digital life across multiple rooms, appliances, and services.
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From the Marfan Foundation's website: Marfan syndrome is a genetic disorder that affects the body's connective tissue.
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"Silica [in cucumber] stimulates the growth and preservation of the connective tissue in our skin," she says.
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His ego is the film's ostensible subject and connective tissue, but also something of a red herring.
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An inverted nipple, said Barrio, can occur when the cancer invades the same connective tissue behind the nipple.
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Lady Solaris is an LA-based dominatrix and sex educator with a connective tissue disorder, among other impairments.
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The mesentery, a little-known double-layered sheet of abdominal connective tissue, is found in your digestive system.
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"Fat is a very low-density material; connective tissue and duct material is higher density," Dr. Lindner explains.
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Her team's analysis shows that the connective tissue partitions within the junk reduces stresses across the entire skull.
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Next, the team created a map of the PERVs in the genome of pig fibroblast (connective tissue) cells.
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The major connective tissue between his releases is that he's never keen to do the same thing twice.
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There's also Relay Health, Human API, and regional interchanges vying to become the connective tissue for medical records.
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Dense breasts contain more fibrous and connective tissue than normal and are a risk factor for breast cancer.
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The music acts as emotional connective tissue, imbuing the images as they pass with an episodic, operatic quality.
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This is what great cities do -- and this is what builds the connective tissue that makes us resilient.
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In a small vial of liquid, she points to the animal part: small beads linked by connective tissue.
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Someone has to be the boss, providing both vision and connective tissue for the work of fellow artists.
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Plunge ink deep enough into the skin and there it will sit, suspended in subterranean connective tissue forever.
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Studies conducted afterward generally found no link to connective tissue disease, but a few did suggest a connection.
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Heck, even a three-hour movie might have allowed for more connective tissue tying the plot points together.
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"Traditional medicine was wrong to dismiss that idea" that fascia is more than merely connective tissue, Theise said.
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"Happy End" has a linear structure, but Mr. Haneke presents his scenes with little or no connective tissue.
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It supports press freedom, promotes literacy and preserves the idea of culture as the connective tissue of humanity.
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Among the various poems recited, Margaret Walker's "Harriet Tubman" acts as the connective tissue in Ephraim Asili's film.
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Is this the only issue where there's a sort of connective tissue that gives these groups common ground?
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Marfan Syndrome is a fibrostic connective tissue disorder, that means it affects your ENTIRE BODY, and IT. IS. PAINFUL.
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At the same time, InVision's strategy has always been to become a connective tissue for the broader design landscape.
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They would have acted as the connective tissue between Tillerson, a government novice, and policy experts throughout the building.
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Here are three ways a chat platform can act as that connective tissue, helping businesses embrace forward-thinking practices.
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Even a satire needs some sort of connective tissue, but there's no real narrative spine here, just soft cartilage.
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"If we need to reposition some of these, it's a simple matter of rehydrating the connective tissue," Grigonis explains.
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This week, in the wake of the terrorist incident in Tribeca, New Yorkers witnessed this connective tissue at work.
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Just because you wrenched someone's arm until you heard connective tissue tear doesn't mean you can't be gracious afterward.
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In fact, "membrane" and "connective tissue" should not have an "or" between them: they are not analogous but opposites.
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There are narrative scenes, of course, but they function mostly as connective tissue for the brawls, showdowns and dances.
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Another has Marfan syndrome -- a genetic disorder that affects the body's connective tissue -- making Kane's granddaughter a risky pregnancy.
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The presence of enlarged or malformed capillaries in this area, the nail fold, indicate an underlying connective tissue disease.
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Oberg's wife, Holly Clowers, suffers from Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, a painful connective tissue disorder, which she treats with buprenorphine.
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Furthermore, the novel helps to provide some connective tissue between Rogue One and the post-Return of the Jedi era.
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When drained, the collapsed tissue now appeared as it had for decades before: As torn, flat, and common connective tissue.
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And the connective tissue is that all these self-interests are being very well-served indeed by unregulated social media.
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In fact, when she moved in with her fiancée Alana Mayo, they found another connective tissue between them: Janet Jackson.
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The rare and rapidly progressive disorder of the connective tissue hardens the skin and makes the muscles tough to move.
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Entertainment's fine line: How has tech emerged as a connective tissue between the myriad aspects of entertainment and the arts?
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I often compare Halt and Catch Fire to The West Wing, despite the lack of obvious connective tissue between them.
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It's not that the movie is creating meaningful or intriguing questions by gliding over connective tissue and basic plot establishment.
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Often this stems from major life events like childbirth or menopause, health issues like connective tissue disorders, or just aging.
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Talking to him makes you think there's more connective tissue between him and his alter ego than you might assume.
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The only connective tissue was the idea that you were, say, entering the Twilight Zone, where weird things could happen.
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Some ailments fall into a category called connective tissue disease, which includes lupus, rheumatoid arthritis and other serious autoimmune diseases.
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That kind of connective tissue exists among many of the brands, giving the street an even greater sense of community.
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Like its predecessors, the show has no overarching theme but lots of connective tissue in terms of forms and ideas.
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She believes that underwear is more than the "connective tissue between your body," and is a politically charged, emotional space.
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If you look at that list and wonder, "What's the connective tissue?" the answer is simple: President Donald J. Trump.
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That echoes Bannon's description of The Movement as a "loose association" acting as the "connective tissue" linking national right-wing movements.
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It's been called an operating system for teams, a hub for collaboration, a connective tissue across the organization, and much else.
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Fascia is your body's connective tissue surrounding muscles and organs, which can sometimes tense up to cause muscle aches and pain.
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Trump's plan is a sketch at best; there's no coherent vision driving the document or connective tissue between the various ideas.
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And this is horsetail which I might use in a remedy for connective tissue issues because it's got silicone in it.
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And your tendons and ligaments are short bands of connective tissue that link your bones and muscles together at those joints.
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In this episode, she explains how design should be looked at as a connective tissue that extends throughout an entire company.
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This is the connective tissue that holds our communities and our body politic together and makes them more resilient to hardship.
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By the time you read the book, you've already likely read the best bits; the rest is just connective tissue, filler.
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But one thing in the movie that's a connective tissue to all his work is Tarantino's obsession with all things Hollywood.
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The researchers had better luck when they used the nucleus from connective tissue cells derived from an aborted monkey fetus, however.
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For a company that wants to be the digital connective tissue for all of your personal relationships — including your romantic relationships!
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The narrative connective tissue is not strong, but there are enough striking moments to be well worth the $20 ticket price.
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But when I'm done grumbling, I can see the connective tissue between these exuberant kids, the teenage me and my daughter.
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The company is also testing the drug in systemic sclerosis, a connective tissue disease and dermatomyositis, an inflammatory condition that affects muscles.
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Fibrocystic breast tissue is composed of cysts (fluid-filled sacs), overgrown connective tissue, and sometimes green or brown discharge from the nipples.
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Fascia is your body's connective tissue that surrounds muscles and organs, which can sometimes tense up and lead to aches and pain.
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Next-generation networks are supposed to become the connective tissue for all sorts of devices, from sensors to medical equipment (see article).
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The treatment, Edsivo, aims to treat vascular Ehlers-Danlos syndrome - the most severe type of a hereditary disorder of the connective tissue.
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The final step saw her tucking the harvested connective tissue into the pocket she'd created before securing it in place with stitches.
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The principle of the unknown is the chief connective tissue between 10 Cloverfield Lane and Cloverfield, alongside unseen terrifying beasts, of course.
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The second season then blew the doors open by laying out the connective tissue that ties together everything we've come to know.
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There's no connective tissue between these cultures aside from the desire to use them in the creation of a desert-themed playground.
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The effect is often jarring as disordered fragments from past and present are set against one another without signposts or connective tissue.
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He devised a technique to unearth the clitoral remnant and shift it into position by detaching connective tissue called a suspensory ligament.
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He was, in many ways, the connective tissue linking Mr. Mitchell to his protégé Mr. Jain in their management of the bank.
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The indentation Chieze noticed, Barrio said, may occur when cancer grows into the connective tissue that keeps the breast's normal shape and structure.
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So by feeding them nutrients like salts and sugars, Finless can get the cells to turn into muscles or fat or connective tissue.
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In alligators, crocodiles and their relatives, muscle and connective tissue fix the animals&apos tongues along the entire length, from base to tip.
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They are the connective tissue for the entire ecosystem, whose algorithms are carefully calibrated to reward information that is often misleading and polarizing.
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He even talked like Trump, at times, delivering tangentially related monologues that ping-ponged from subject to subject with little evident connective tissue.
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Perhaps more importantly, the internet appears to be the connective tissue that Hovater and his fellow white nationalists desire to grow the movement.
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Shows where, for any connective tissue that ties a run of episodes together, you can't synopsize a full season in a single paragraph.
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Zhong Zhong and Hua Hua, the long-tailed macaques described in today's study, were cloned from connective tissue cells taken from monkey fetuses.
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The CTO casually hints at something larger — a sort of connective tissue that might one day link the far-flung world of robotics.
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The treatment, Edsivo, aims to treat vascular Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (vEDS)- the most severe type of a hereditary disorder of the connective tissue.
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Mandy Harvey lost all her hearing when she was 18 years old due to a connective tissue disorder, which deteriorated her hearing nerves.
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The rollers loosen up the connective tissue the surrounds the muscle called the fascia (you can read about the fascia in our explainer).
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The 28-year-old has type 1 and type 12 Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, which affects the collagen and connective tissue in the skin.
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CVS-Aetna can leverage its more than 10,000 physical locations to build connective tissue between its health plan members and community care providers.
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Despite the connective tissue of electricity, the businesses in which Musk is getting involved are quite disparate; vertically integrating them won't be easy.
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The company sees the popular robotic vacuum serving as a kind of connective tissue for the growing popularity of smart devices and assistants.
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And Flanagan has woven it together cleverly, with winks at fans of the original story and surprising bits of connective tissue across generations.
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In its own special way, that sort of damage to joints and bones and connective tissue can be as insidious as brain trauma.
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The office of the director for intelligence serves as the day-to-day connective tissue between the intelligence community and the White House.
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But, as with so much of Winterson's work, the most brilliant parts are in the connective tissue, the joints between themes and characters.
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Teeth are made up of three layers: the outer enamel, an underlying dentin layer and connective tissue that binds it to the gum.
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He wants anyone watching the Super Bowl, for example, to use Twitter as the connective tissue to chat with others watching the Super Bowl.
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Lots of people worry that exercising sans bra will somehow lengthen the connective tissue in your breasts and cause them to sag, she says.
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They expected to find dense connective tissue in the samples, but instead found a "complex network" of collagen bundles, which were lined with cells.
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The first single, "Missing U," serves as connective tissue between the last era and this new one: it's sparkling, half-euphoric and half-elegiac.
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Surely there are girls that live lives like Hannah and her friends; though the specific circumstances are different, the connective tissue is the same.
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These nerve fibers are located mainly in the connective tissue found between muscle fibers, as well as the junction between the muscle and tendon.
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Many believe that when the connective tissue between the abs is stretched out, it also becomes weaker, but Mommers says this isn't necessarily true.
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According to Bannon, Pence is "the outreach guy, the connective tissue" between the Trump Administration and the most conservative wing of the Republican establishment.
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Two patients in Dr. Stadtmauer's study have a blood cancer, multiple myeloma, and the third has a sarcoma, a rare cancer of connective tissue.
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So while some seasons may have referenced others—Murder House foreshadowed Roanoke, for example—this one should have far more connective tissue than most.
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But Season of the Witch lacked any connective tissue with its predecessors and strayed too far from the formula fans had come to expect.
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They appear more as sliding doors into a mind that is constantly scrying the world for a clue as to its underlying connective tissue.
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At the Cleveland Clinic, doctors ruled out Marfan syndrome, a genetic condition of the connective tissue that can lead to life-threatening heart trouble.
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In the years since, the suffering from the financial crisis has become the connective tissue of a demographic routinely denounced as lazy and spoiled.
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Musculoskeletal system and connective tissue issues were the most frequent diagnosis if the patient also got a prescription for opioids at that doctor visit.
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Software has become a kind of connective tissue enabling new levels of automation and business flexibility not previously possible in a hard-coded world.
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Hezbollah has evolved into a virtual arm of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, providing the connective tissue for the growing network of powerful militias.
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After three weeks, Abu Waseem cut away the connective tissue, donating a large chunk of flesh to a hand that would otherwise have rotted.
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Because your boobs are partially made up of fat (along with connective tissue and milk ducts), their size can change as your weight does.
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"At each step, the states built this connective tissue, the institutional plumbing that allowed everyone to find ways of moving forward," Fleck told me.
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The idea that Deckard isn't human is underplayed, but it becomes connective tissue throughout the film, and without that idea, it feels kind of disparate.
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Sarcomas are a relatively rare type of cancer that usually develop in the connective tissue of the body, including blood vessels, nerves, bones and muscles.
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"I felt very acutely that a sense of suffering was the connective tissue that held us all together," Cave continued in Red Hand Files #2.
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You might have heard the phrase "dense breasts" before, and that really refers to the amount of connective tissue a person has compared to fat.
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For many, especially those living with disabilities or who have limited mobility in their old age, Facebook is the connective tissue to the outside world.
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Mr Fishburne oscillates between righteous serenity and flashes of the old anger without uncovering the connective tissue between them, and Mr Cranston is painfully broad.
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Trump is neither an ideologist nor a policy wonk; his feelings about the world have little in the way of connective tissue or workable implications.
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The thinking is that, by rolling slowly and methodically over a section of muscle and fascia (connective tissue), you can relax and release that tension.
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If the gadgets I have to carry with me on a daily basis are the bones of my tech existence, iMessage is the connective tissue.
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"Our plan, to be successful, needs to, number one, cut the connective tissue between regional groups that now form a trans-regional threat," he said.
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Autumn walks with a black cane due to what doctors suspect is Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, a genetic condition that destroys connective tissue in the body.
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Alongside the bristles are soft rubber gum stimulators that can help massage the connective tissue of your gums, stimulating blood flow to rejuvenate the gums.
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She is currently preparing for a solo art exhibition in mid-September called "Connective Tissue" at the Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art in Las Vegas.
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Music was her life's connective tissue; she spent decades after her Velvet Underground moment as a solo performer, writing and performing in her bewitching contralto.
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Mr. Goodwin ("This Is Modern Art") packs in a lot of ideas and not enough connective tissue, leading to abrupt transitions and a rushed feeling.
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The authors of Divested want to make the argument that financialization has caused inequality, by dissolving the connective tissue that once bound capital to labor.
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The sketches are bold, but not always built out enough to carry the weight of what they're trying to address, and the connective tissue feels thin.
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For women, that includes a weakening of the connective tissue on the scalp (the stuff responsible for anchoring new hair growth), which happens naturally with age.
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It's a sly referential jest that succinctly encapsulates the connective tissue between her employment of Black meme culture and continued exploration of Black women's bodily autonomy.
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On top of that, Google has recently put a bigger emphasis on using Google Assistant rather than Android Things as the connective tissue for smart devices.
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This background helped inform the connective tissue that joins the science of the film version of A Wrinkle in Time to its science fiction and fantasy.
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In such a messy gold-rush, Phantom's platform acts as a layer of connective tissue to the industry, simplifying and automating the life of security teams.
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They moved from Valeti's lab at the University of Minnesota to a Bay Area incubator and started culturing cow muscle and connective tissue in petri dishes.
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The core is still the same — IFTTT is the connective tissue between all the disparate things in your life — but the user experience is dramatically different.
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Many in traditional medicine consider fascia as simply the tough, fibrous connective tissue surrounding muscle tissue and separating soft tissue areas (including fat) throughout the body.
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So again and again in one shot to the next, a character jolts from point A to point B without the connective tissue of their crossing.
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Their labia "are folded over and filled with fat and connective tissue to form a structure that looks remarkably like the male's scrotal sac," Holekamp wrote.
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Connective tissue from the load-bearing muscles in beef and lamb contain lots of collagen and minerals that are made available for digestion through long, slow cooking.
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After artist and writer Karolyn Gehrig was diagnosed in 2003 with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, a connective tissue disorder, she began taking selfies during her frequent hospital visits.
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Noller pitched Switch Automation as the connective tissue between IoT sensors, temperature and energy usage data, and any other building related data a facilities manager may have.
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He doesn't endorse their views, explicitly, but he serves as connective tissue between the anti-Muslim right and the mainstream conservative world, in which he's deeply connected.
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According to the book, doctors were unable to stop the accelerated loss of her hearing (due to a connective tissue disorder) over the course of that year.
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Speaking of flashes, season 2 also reveals quite a few tiny glimpses into the past of detective Ambrose, The Sinner's connective tissue between this year and last.
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The prospects for product and solution success in a diverse ecosystem, without being able to rely on a common connective tissue for IoT communication, are not optimal.
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It's not the the first smart plug by any stretch, but it's a big part of Amazon's plans to be the connective tissue for the smart home.
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What Obama didn't do was rattle off all the unlovely Romney facts he thought he knew, without any connective tissue binding them together into an organic whole.
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Unlike nuggets, which can be loaded with fat, connective tissue, and all other kinds of leftover chicken meat scraps, chicken fingers are all breast; chew on that.
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That's the smooth, white connective tissue that cushions the bone ends where femur and tibia bones meet, allowing them to articulate with little friction while bearing weight.
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Still, as Fast Company's Mark Sullivan notes, an AI assistant must be the connective tissue between ourselves, all of our devices/screens and the world around us.
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Like many women, I had postpartum abdominal separation, known clinically as diastasis recti abdominis and colloquially as mummy tummy: The connective tissue between my rectus abdominis, a.k.a.
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After the initial part where they took the tubes out, I wore a compression vest, which helps your skin and connective tissue heal and readjust to normal.
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Looking back on his history in the punk, metal, and noise scenes, Power's set here pokes at the gnarled connective tissue between those genres and electronic music.
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Patients with EDS usually have weaker or less collagen -- the tough protein that helps keep connective tissue strong and flexible, the National Organization for Rare Disorders says.
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Shot through with connective tissue, it can be ungainly to work with (feel free to cut it into pieces so it's easier to maneuver on the grill).
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" She continues: "Our mission is to really make room for the connective tissue of the black queer scene happening in New York City and the Hudson Valley.
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Now, each lavishly decorated page of Death is haunted by the museum's former mission to dissect and display the webs of connective tissue linking art, sex, and death.
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CEO Colin Angle has discussed his plans to make Roomba a sort of connective tissue, helping identify the location of various devices in different parts of the home.
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That new regime has also been noted at the State Department, where one official said that there was little "connective tissue" between Foggy Bottom and the West Wing.
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Our hypothetical entity could function more like connective tissue than menacing monolith, putting private companies, governmental departments, non-profit organizations, and university researchers into close and regular contact.
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They also require the connective tissue of narrative, and are the most straightforward example of how experiential storytelling differs from what we see in books, TV, and movies.
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Witness, for instance, Facebook employing humans as the connective tissue behind its 'virtual' assistant M — to plug what are evidently still very sizable gaps in its algorithmic intelligence.
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The intrigue: One interesting part of the podcast explores the connective tissue between an aggressive emissions-cutting plan and provisions like jobs guarantees and sweeping health care goals.
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Basically, according to FasciaBlaster founder and guru Ashley Black, fascia is connective tissue in our bodies that divides our muscles and surrounds every structure of the human body.
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The connective tissue between all these incidents is bemoaning consequences for speech, wielding the rights of the First Amendment as an unyielding defense from what's really happening: criticism.
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Sea cucumbers belong to a class of animals called echinoderms, and they're pretty rad; one of their features is that they can harden or soften their connective tissue.
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While she was battling fibroblastic sarcoma, a cancer of the connective tissue, Lexi decided, why not help other children facing similar challenges by raising funds for cancer research?
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But if you are looking for a piece of connective tissue between Day 1 of Donald Trump's presidency and Day 132, it's all right there on Bannon's whiteboard.
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But the real connective tissue here is when Stan the Man references his time as a FedEx deliveryman — meaning he's been the same guy for all these cameos.
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The "flesh-eating" part of the moniker, though, is pretty accurate, as the bacteria spread through the fascia, connective tissue around the muscles, nerves, fat, and blood vessels.
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Nearly every episode — and practically every scene — feels like it's missing some additional piece of information, some backstory or insight, some connective tissue to tie it all together.
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All of its varieties are loaded with antioxidants as well as manganese, a vitamin that helps the body form connective tissue, bones, and sex hormones (can't forget those!).
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A great deal of connective tissue between Silicon Valley and Saudi Arabia involves SoftBank's tech-focused Vision Fund, which has received a $45 billion pledge from the Saudis.
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Modern Farmer has a good article that explains why younger meat is often more tender than meat on older animals: The young haven't developed as much connective tissue.
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She also revealed that she has been diagnosed with Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, a chronic ailment that affects the connective tissue of the skin, joints, and blood vessel walls.
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By acting as the connective tissue between investor networks and women and multicultural entrepreneurs, we are helping to level the playing field and broaden their access to funding.
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Blade Runner 2049 starts with a pulpy noir setup that feels tonally perfect, but from there, the film careens from story point to story point without strong connective tissue.
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Piling on the guests, the weird samples, the tangential interlude-exercises, the unnecessary filler tracks providing connective tissue — there's so much other stuff here that Drake himself almost disappears.
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Back when he was a young student in medical school some 30 years ago, pathologist Neil Theise wasn't taught much about a common, widespread connective tissue in human bodies.
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Basically, the breast is made of three types of cells: fat cells, epithelial cells that make the milk glands, and stromal cells that make up the fibrous connective tissue.
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They range from the number of capillaries delivering nutrients and anabolic hormones to your muscle fibers to the thickness and malleability of the connective tissue that surrounds those fibers.
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Graham was diagnosed with a severe form of Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome in her teens, a genetic condition that affects the connective tissue in the skin, blood vessels, and joints.
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Microsoft doesn't just want to offer smart chatbots, it wants to help everyone build them — with its own digital assistant, Cortana, acting as the connective tissue between these programs.
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" Mark Lilla, the Columbia historian and scholar of the mentality of European reactionaries, described Camus as "a kind of connective tissue between the far right and the respectable right.
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For Particle, the story began in 2012 with a thing, a smart lightbulb, but has ended up with a focus on the connective tissue that makes IoT tech possible.
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Tracy Semrow, who was a school psychologist earning a six-figure salary working with children with disabilities, learned two years ago that she had a degenerative connective tissue disorder.
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Fleet's tech is the connective tissue that can bind all these devices in a way that's much more scalable and affordable for commercial and industrial clients large and small.
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While the features and magazine desks publish narrative takes on the latest Supreme Court case related to Native children or land rights, there is a lack of connective tissue.
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Learn Football Anatomy: Try our lesson on the anatomy and physiology of the muscular system, the skeletal system and connective tissue and have students research joints in the body.
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The book occasionally feels like a long night at the bar with a bunch of researchers recounting every study they've ever done, with only the thinnest of connective tissue.
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By increasing the production of protein called transforming growth factor beta in connective tissue — which is found in all cells, organs and tissue — the disease wreaks havoc on the body.
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Social media is not connective tissue but engineered segmentation that treats each pair of human eyeballs as a discrete unit to be plucked out and separated off from its fellows.
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The job of the main host is to open the show and provide some connective tissue between trophy presentations and segments like the In Memoriam montage, often via lighthearted jokes.
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A California girl who raised thousands for pediatric cancer research while putting a brave spin on her own struggles with fibroblastic sarcoma – a cancer of the connective tissue – has died.
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The underlying richness of the Star Wars universe already gives the films a connective tissue that's far stronger than what any forced tie-in or post-credits scene could offer.
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Bacterial cancer therapy dates back to 1893 when surgeon William B. Coley noticed that recurrent tumors of connective tissue, called sarcoma tumors, disappeared after patients became infected with Erysipelas bacterium.
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"A lot of the things that may have caused us to fall down in life are going to be a part of your connective tissue with your community," she said.
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But 5G is also supposed to become the connective tissue for the internet of things, to link anything from smartphones to wireless sensors and industrial robots to self-driving cars.
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On the contrary, the show makes a consistent point of setting up connective tissue throughout each timeline so viewers can almost always be sure of when and where they are.
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The aim seems less to turn Snap into a new hardware behemoth than to instill, in both American and global culture, the Snap mentality of that constant social connective tissue.
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In an election year, having political coverage is a 'must,' but when it comes to covering tech, it gives your publishing brand an 'in' to the connective tissue of humanity.
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In other words, the source of post-exercise muscle soreness appears to be the connective tissue that helps to bind muscle fibers together, rather than the actual muscle fibers themselves.
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While "Harbinger" and "Bloodshot" will be at separate studios, the connective tissue is the producer Neal Moritz, known for the "Fast and Furious" franchise (Mintz is also producting both movies).
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So the conceit is, perhaps one or a handful of companies will be responsible for providing the connective tissue that serves us all in our nifty workplaces of the future.
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The through line Newsome is exploring now is more conceptual: he is investigating the idea of agency, which he calls, in satisfyingly bodily terms, the "connective tissue" of his art.
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There are things I don't like about Raw, particularly places where Ducournau could have perhaps underlined her point a bit more forcefully, or better stitched the connective tissue between scenes.
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Sources tell Variety that Justice League's reshoots are largely focusing on fixing some "connective tissue" in bigger set piece battles and "punching up" the dialogue to be a little pithier.
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And then I was thinking about what I wanted the overall theme of the magazine to be because I knew I wanted it to have some sort of connective tissue.
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Warren has released many policy proposals on many topics, but her signature initiative and top priority addresses political corruption, which she sees as the connective tissue linking many social ills.
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Both are loaded with tough, collagen-rich connective tissue that gives the meat its structure, but requires low-temperature cooking for most of a day to achieve the proper tenderness.
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Then your skull is cleared of connective tissue before men and women in the white coats set you on a treadmill and Krazy-Glue a metal bar to your skull.
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Just like in people, the replicas were found to have a network of capillaries coated by basement membrane, a kind of connective tissue that helps support and give the vessels structure.
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Add these up and a flying passenger vehicle that pilots itself from place to place seems a natural addition to the increasingly dense and varied connective tissue of a modern city.
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The dazzling visuals, Afra says, formed a "connective tissue" between the festival's diverse array of artists, which also included rappers like Run the Jewels and rock bands like the Butthole Surfers.
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The end of the mission led right into another cut-scene, giving the impression that this mode will simply be a collection of streamlined, on-rails missions with cutscene connective tissue.
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This versatility, along with the ITU requirements, could make 5G the connective tissue for the internet of things (IoT), as connected devices are collectively called, says Pierre Ferragu of Bernstein Research.
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It could well end up being the connective tissue that finally unites generations of features laid a top of Android — and what helps truly distinguish its software offering from the competition.
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The study, conducted by researchers at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, looks at the body's endocannabinoid system, a collection of molecules and receptors found in the brain, organs, connective tissue—basically everywhere.
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The North American raccoon lives in Stevenage, England, with his owner, Kasey Valentine, 24, who is diagnosed with chronic fatigue and connective tissue disorder, which caused her to quit her job.
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It's admirable Samsung is trying to build an ecosystem of products with Bixby as the connective tissue tying them all together to help users live a smarter and more convenient life.
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The company has been pushing to make its smart assistant a kind of connective tissue across devices, and the the fruits of that labor may finally be taking shape this year.
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" And I felt sorry for her as I explained, "I have a degenerative connective tissue disorder that, among other things, means I injure and dislocate easily, and my mobility is compromised.
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"Human cells are unlikely to behave entirely normally within a chimera," said Knoepfler; cells from the host species are far more prevalent, providing the blood supply and connective tissue, for instance.
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The connective tissue in all of those story lines is cash -- whether it's Trump's own, money moving through Michael Cohen or the financial dealings of Trump son-in-law Jared Kushner.
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Williams said he thought he was getting a cyst cut out during the offseason appointment only to learn he had dermatofibrosarcoma protuberans, a skin cancer that develops inside connective tissue cells.
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They have especially spoken out about accepting their cellulite — which is fat that's pushing against connective tissue under the skin's surface and is more common than people might think it is.
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Just as we've seen with adtech, social and now messaging, the dominant players will evolve their products into platforms as the spaces mature, forming the connective tissue of these new ecosystems.
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Clearly Diplo's still got his ear to the ground, as he traces the fluid connective tissue of modern global pop from Lagos to Trinidad and Tobago, Rio De Janeiro and beyond.
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I added a paragraph of connective tissue to get my protagonist out of the backwater of Washington, D.C., and into the war in Europe that he is so eager to fight.
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The wires and pipes that are the connective tissue of every city will sit inside tunnels fitted with access panels that Sidewalk claims will eliminate the need to dig up streets.
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Anyway, it's obvious where we're heading with all of this (to war), and I actually appreciate the way the show fills in some of the connective tissue the comics leave out.
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Shot in black and white (and even on genuine celluloid film), "9 Fingers," written and directed by F. J. Ossang, relates its narrative without much back story or conventional connective tissue.
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The bridge is, in essence, a major character — as it is for any "Sydneysider" — and Hay celebrates the city's grand connective tissue, the sense of continuity through history the bridge represents.
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The closest thing the community has to connective tissue is El Kentubano, the publication run by Mr. Fuentes, who also works full time as an air-quality engineer for the state.
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But it's hard to relegate a writer as formidable as Woolf to connective tissue, nor would it be fair to ask a debut author to measure up to her mature style.
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Importantly, we have also learned that the National Guard is more than simply a critical component of our nation's fighting force -- it is also the connective tissue bridging the civil-military divide.
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I think my favorite useless body part is the pyramidalis muscle, which is located in our pelvic floor and attaches to the pelvis and some other connective tissue in our nether regions.
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Ask a cardiothoracic surgeon to draw a heart, and you'll get a sketch of the muscular pump-like organ that sits in the center of our chests beneath layers of connective tissue.
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Skrillex's first gig, singing for screamo luminaries From First to Last, shows the connective tissue between that tradition and EDM; sonically and emotionally extreme, both genres offer a direct appeal to outcasts.
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But the big thumbs-up at Facebook's gateway is a reminder that for a service bringing friends together and with ambitions to control the digital connective tissue between them, it is critical.
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Since his death, Rashad's proteges like DJ Taye and DJ Earl have more explicitly pulled at the genre's connective tissue, marrying it both more explicitly with rap and more experimental electronic forms.
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Early on, senior Islamic State members arrived by boat to help administer the territory, creating a degree of connective tissue that has mostly been lacking in other areas the group has seized.
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Mr. Bol, who considered libraries to be part of the connective tissue of communities, where everyone was welcome and reading could be encouraged, died on Thursday in hospice care in Oakdale, Minn.
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It's similar in subject matter to "What Happened … Ms. Sykes," Ping-Ponging between politics and her family, but the material is thinner, the connective tissue not as polished as it could be.
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The connective tissue among these titles can be very thin; here, the most obvious link is Father Perez (Tony Amendola), who's on hand again to explain that, why, yes, evil exists — boo!
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Benhayon recommends such esoteric practices as "connective-tissue therapy" and "breast massage," and teaches that disease is a manifestation of "energetic disharmony" caused by sins in this life and in past lives.
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As Apted speaks in voice-over, filling in gaps and providing some necessary connective tissue for the sections, we drop in on different men and women, or at least those still remaining.
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The longer the final season has gone on, the more its pacing has sped up to such a degree that it's more or less sprinting now, with little time for connective tissue.
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Sure, we might talk about the chips inside of that machine, or the processing power, but rarely do we think about the connective tissue holding many of the circuits onto the silicon.
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The sticky ingredients were ones that already exist, like the gelatin you'd find in your jello, connective tissue extracted from a rat tail, a compound found in shrimp shells, and two synthetic molecules.
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They were thrilling, exciting, and even scary in ways that didn't pander to their audience, and they are still the connective tissue that links all of the disparate bits of the franchise together.
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Language plays multiple crucial roles in Prism Stalker, as connective tissue to the past, a carrier of culture, as a tool of assimilation, and as a shaper of our mental and physical realities.
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We've seen startups like PlayVS look to build out the infrastructure and connective tissue that will eventually bind education and professional sports, as has been the case with traditional sports for generations. Gen.
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Ribs fabricated in this fashion will have somewhat more fat and connective tissue and more dark meat, but are still close cousins of the more traditional cut, and cook up the same way.
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This is something I never imagined, and I'm still processing what connective tissue, or butterfly flapping its wings in the Amazon, is bringing me and Katie together in the Lone Star State. #winning
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The English artist Thomas Frye first experimented with bone ash — the remnants after water, fat and connective tissue are burned off — before Spode fine-tuned the process, creating a durable but delicate product.
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This kind of warfare encompasses the assault on the electronic "connective tissue" of modern society by interfering with the critical data and electronic signals that control and influence every facet of modern life.
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The question, then, was whether there was enough connective tissue between Russia's efforts to interfere in the election and the Trump campaign's desire to benefit from those efforts to support a criminal charge.
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For more advanced lifting, look to gua sha stones or boards — which are typically flat with curved edges for sculpting and breaking up fascia, the connective tissue around muscles that can hinder circulation.
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This breaks the connective tissue holding the scar to the undamaged skin below, encouraging the skin to regenerate, and eventually promote new collagen growth, which lifts that depression in the skin causing the scar.
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There are lots of nerve endings in both and it might feel good to her to focus on those sensitive areas, the glans and frenulum (the connective tissue on the underside of the head).
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"By addressing the connective tissue and bringing in fresh oxygenated blood every time you get on the roller, you're bringing in circulation, you're smoothing out that density and wringing out the toxins," says Roxburgh.
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Earlier this week, Of Mice and Men frontman Austin Carlile opened up about his ongoing battle with Marfan syndrome — a rare fibrostic connective tissue disorder — which has temporarily side-lined his band's upcoming performances.
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Through them, we're offered a nuanced profile of an oft-stereotyped state, a gentle tug on the connective tissue of our heartstrings, and a comforting respite amid the chaos of our current political climate.
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Connective tissue or infiltrating skin conditions like nephrogenic systemic fibrosis were about 36 percent more common in babies born to the gadolinium group than the no-MRI group, according to the results in JAMA.
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But in the eyes of a lot of economic modeling, the contracts that constitute the binding connective tissue of the entire economy operate like a magic box that simply and seamlessly reconciles conflicting interests.
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In 1999, the Institute of Medicine, then part of the National Academy of Sciences, concluded that overall, there was no evidence that breast implants caused connective tissue disease, cancer, immune disorders or other ailments.
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What transpires peels back all of the layers of the unsure time between one's teenage years and "figuring it all out" while also pulling apart the connective tissue between real life and social media.
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Why body composition matters At a given body weight, someone with a higher amount of lean mass -- which includes connective tissue, muscle and bone -- will burn more calories than someone with less lean mass.
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To him, Lighthouse is ultimately the "connective tissue of the smart-home" because it's so easy communicate with and has the brains and vision to contextualize whatever is going on within the camera's range.
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Essentially, when you're working out — especially if you're doing a new activity or working out at a significantly higher level of intensity than you're used to — you're damaging your muscles and the surrounding connective tissue.
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Certainly, I think in terms of connective tissue that you have labor markets that helps connect people to new jobs, train them to new jobs, motivate them to think they can do those new jobs.
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Instead of a series of well-designed sandboxes in a start-to-finish storyline, the new Hitman gave us monstrous playgrounds each with hours of exploration and only a thin connective tissue strung between them.
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Whedon is said to be working on "connective tissue" to link Snyder's already filmed set pieces, and scheduling for actors like Ezra Miller and Henry Cavill has become increasingly problematic as reshoots continue to extend.
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Expect that buzzword to be everywhere, as big players like Intel and Samsung push it as the connective tissue between all of the show's big announcements, from drones to self-driving cars to smart appliances.
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She was only able to get around using a walker and, and after losing 30 pounds and fainting at the Met Gala, she was diagnosed with fibromyalgia and a mixed connective-tissue disorder, she shares.
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The former doctor is still married to Grey's Anatomy scene stealer Miranda Bailey (Chandra Wilson) so his presence continues to act as a connective tissue between the two shows, even when crossover events aren't raging.
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"If you just go from one job to another and there's no connective tissue, there's no reason why one complements the other, then you don't seem like a person who's trying to learn," he said.
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But if you go back far enough, before all our economy was fraught with so much inequality—inequality of wages, of wealth, of income, of political power—there was more connective tissue between income classes.
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Dr. Eden Fromberg, a holistic OB/GYN in Manhattan whose clients include many yoga instructors, is concerned that synthetic hormones may affect connective tissue important for quick reflexes, agility, and recovery, citing a 2008 study.
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"The connective tissue of our society is being manipulated to make us fight with each other, making us the worst versions of ourselves," he said, sounding an awful lot like a person describing Fox News.
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Beno Udrih, the Miami Heat's backup point guard, has a tear in the connective tissue on the bottom of his right foot and faces three months of rehabilitation after he has surgery to correct the problem.
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Tush Roll Benefit: This moves helps smoothing out, self-massage, hydrate and strengthen the connective tissue and also flush out toxins and even emotional energy that can get stuck in the tush and hips, Roxburgh says.
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Each chapter is more or less autonomous, and while there is subtle, almost invisible connective tissue between the sections, Certain Women is not a film in which random coincidences are meant to evoke life's strange unpredictability.
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They demonstrate a Google ecosystem of mobile and home devices that use the smartly rebranded Google Assistant as connective tissue, which follows you from the office, to the road to the home and back out again.
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Susana Polo, Polygon: All these pieces are interesting in their own right but the connective tissue between them is about as subtle and smooth as the strained tendon in the neck of a Rob Liefeld character.
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In fact, collagen is "the main structural protein that forms the connective tissue throughout our body, from skin to bones, muscles, tendons and ligaments," said Dr. Shari Marchbein, a board-certified dermatologist based in New York.
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In a small novel packed with side plots, I was greedy for more of Lenore and Eugenia, eager to see the connective tissue, for Lenore to fill in the hole that Eugenia leaves in the plot.
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Watching the exchange feels like listening to someone describe an old Law and Order episode from memory; the basic beats are there, but the connective tissue is lost to time, rendering the story silly and strange.
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"As the majority of reimbursement continues to move towards value-based care models, where providers assume financial risk for high-cost episodes of care, companies like PatientPing will be necessary to serve as the connective tissue."
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Valdez explains that iron, via hemoglobin, is essential for transferring oxygen from the lungs into the body's tissues and is also important for growth, development, normal cellular functioning, and synthesis of some hormones and connective tissue.
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There's very little connective tissue between the three, save for a general affinity for the outer zones of electronic music, but that's the beauty of this batch of tapes when you take them as a whole.
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In 2015, Thomas was diagnosed with sarcomatoid carcinoma, a combination of carcinoma, which affects the skin and tissues that line the internal organs, and sarcoma, a cancer of the connective tissue found in bone, fat and cartilage.
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Nolan is banking on the idea that exposure breeds good vibes, and that hanging out with a person who comes from the opposite side of a political divide can create enough connective tissue to bridge that divide.
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The pianist Henry Koperski is the connective tissue for many of the artists in this scene, including Owens and Cohen, whom he writes music for and plays alongside on Wednesdays at Club Cumming in the East Village.
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Metalcore titans Of Mice and Men were forced to cut their European tour short in October when frontman Austin Carlile was hospitalized for complications arising from his ongoing battle with Marfan syndrome — a rare fibrostic connective tissue disorder.
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Laura was undergoing tests for Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, a rare connective tissue disorder, and returned to her hospital room exhausted, hoping to find the air conditioning on, a tuna sandwich on the table and some peace and quiet.
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The Hag and others like him formed the connective tissue that bound us together, even after I left home, went to college, moved to Europe, and then moved to New York City with a British boyfriend in tow.
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For now, the company isn't showing much to the public outside a couple of renders, but de Masi tells me that it's building a system designed to be more than just the connective tissue for other companies' output.
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The director first hires him to act as the "connective tissue between each performer," morphing from one person to the next as they walk along the waterfront, but she soon discovers he can just play all the parts.
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But I'm a huge believer in getting out there and getting involved in life and doing things with other people, because that's where you build relationships, which are the connective tissue between humans, it's the stuff that's important.
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Our walks were short, often truncated by pauses, because my mom had Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, a connective tissue disorder that often causes breaks, dislocations and other injuries, and can also cause chronic pain and difficulty walking and standing.
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"The idea that we would have to look any further than Hillary Clinton to beat Hillary Clinton is a fantasy," Conway said, adding that "unattractive policies" and "lack of connective tissue" to "forgotten" Americans contributed to her loss.
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An easy rendering of the piece might conclude that Nonas has seized upon the idea of the railroad as intrinsic to the museum's history, the connective tissue that allowed raw materials in and finished products to be sent out.
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Its capabilities come into clearer focus as you look around the room at a number of wildly diverse robots that use the little red actuator as a sort of connective tissue — a sort of robotic knee or elbow joint.
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Make Your Abs Pop The Move: Vertical Knee RaiseWhy It Works: The midsection you're trying to show off is actually called the rectus abdominis, and it's one paired muscle separated by connective tissue into half-a-dozen sexy segments.
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DJ Khaled may not have been much more than the connective tissue, but there's no doubt his imprint helped Wayne find his lane as a more broadly popular figure in the rap world and, by extension, the pop sphere.
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If whitening strips can cause damage to our teeth, it might not necessarily be a big deal, since the tooth's pulp—the soft center of a tooth filled with nerves, blood vessels, and connective tissue—can regenerate lost collagen.
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In one case, at Stanford, a toddler was diagnosed with two rare diseases, including a connective tissue disorder called Marfan Syndrome, after doctors conducted a form of sequencing that looks for changes in coded genetic segments known as exons.
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But by their account, Mr. Howe, in already pleading guilty, has confessed to all that and more: supplying the plot's connective tissue, the brains and the secret shell company used to hide hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes.
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So if Kremlin agents also used Facebook to influence people in the UK to vote for Brexit that would be hugely significant — and further evidence that social media's connective tissue can be used to drive and inflame societal divisions.
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A study published in Scientific Reports this week described a fluid-filled, 3-D latticework of collagen and elastin connective tissue that can be found all over the body, in or near our lungs, skin, digestive tracts and arteries.
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We have gone from air as individual sustenance, to air as community resource and connective tissue, to air as the very meaning of existence, tied into a fate where we already know how the final chapter will be written.
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And while Discovery is purportedly set in the original timeline of the original Star Trek shows — specifically in the gap between Enterprise and The Original Series — so far, there isn't much connective tissue linking it to the existing Trek universe.
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The 31-year-old said he was diagnosed with Dermatofibrosarcoma Protuberans, or DFSP, a "very rare" type of skin cancer that grows on the connective tissue cells in the middle layer of the skin known as the dermis, Mayo Clinic says.
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The other reason to begin with a summit is there is little of the connective tissue of diplomacy existing between Washington and North Korea, the important mid-level contacts and relationships which could smooth over the logistics and details of preparation.
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"Powerlifting helps children develop connective tissue, including ligaments and tendons, muscles and bones, and also helps to build a foundational strength," said Tom DeLong, the director of science education for the National Council for Certified Personal Trainers (NCCPT) and the USPA.
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In future iterations, iRobot envisions its popular robotic vacuums as serving as a sort of connective tissue for the smart home, helping a wireless system get a regularly updating insight into how different devices are laid out in the home.
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Through analysis the impact of maturation in the presence naturally occurring androgens as the level necessary for male development, significant advantages are had, including but not limited to increased body and muscle mass, bone density, bone structure, and connective tissue.
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By combining and analyzing all of this data, the scientists were able to tease out the relative contribution of genetic versus environmental factors for those 560 conditions, which include everything from heart disease to connective tissue disease to blood disease.
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"The world shifted on its axis a little bit, and all of a sudden the press were being kicked out of the West Wing, and that was something I never thought would be a connective tissue to 1971," she said.
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Rather, it wants to create the social connective tissue for the office, hoping to do to work life what Facebook did to our socializing: creating a persistent network in which to share, collaborate, perform—and, of course, to be tracked.
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Given what we've seen in the explosion of AI assistants and software bots from other companies, you'd expect Google to brand these products' connective tissue with a personality and a name — Apple has Siri, Amazon has Alexa, and Microsoft has Cortana.
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Another complicating factor in Shaffer's story is that she, Z.R.S., and her son who was injured have a rare genetic disorder called Marfan syndrome, which affects their connective tissue and can result in heart and eye problems, scoliosis, and other issues.
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For a company that wants to be the digital connective tissue for all of your personal relationships — including your romantic connections — it's past time to think hard about this question: Why should people continue to trust Facebook with their personal information?
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The trailer bolsters what Marvel has said about the movie — that it's a story about Carol and Earth caught in the middle of a galactic war between alien races called the Skrulls and the Kree — while adding more connective tissue.
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The machine compresses the lobster in its shell, breaking the connective tissue, killing the lobster in seconds and allowing the meat to be extracted entirely raw — a selling point for chefs and consumers, as the process is considered relatively humane.
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Finally, because swelling from the procedures could cut off the circulation to his leg, surgeons made a series of large incisions in his calf to relieve pressure by opening the fascia, a sheet of connective tissue that wraps tightly around muscle.
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Recurring bits provide connective tissue throughout the six-episode season, including an apocalyptic event that leaves four friends contemplating the end of the world and a spy saga featuring a secret agent whose success largely depends on people disregarding her completely.
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Reset Button, as the connective tissue between debtor and lawyer, is able to automate a lot of that process for the lawyers, delivering a package of information on the case and connecting the user with the right lawyer for them.
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Though this is her story, Wiener-Dog herself is really just the connective tissue between six different owners, all of whom love her and treat her relatively well, none of whom have enough stability in their lives to make it stick.
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It occurs in two forms: primary, which is most common and has no known underlying cause; and secondary, in which it is associated with another disorder, usually a connective tissue or autoimmune disease like scleroderma, rheumatoid arthritis or Sjogren's syndrome.
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Recurring bits provide connective tissue throughout the six-episode season, including an apocalyptic event that leaves four friends contemplating the end of the world and a spy saga featuring a secret agent whose success largely depends on people disregarding her completely.
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But when they took a peek at patients' bile ducts, instead of finding the dense connective tissue assumed to be enveloping most organs, they saw something else: a mesh-like pattern of dark branching bands made of collagen surrounding large, fluid-filled spaces.
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"People are much more willing to sit down and watch all of [the episodes] in a row, so we're able to do a lot more connective tissue between the episodes and expect everybody to immediately know what was going on," Ehasz said.
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What's really interesting here is that the keyboard cuts across different services, and can therefore act as the connective tissue linking multiple services — doing away with the need for users to visit another app directly for simple use-cases (like grabbing a file).
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The ugly connective tissue that's being glimpsed behind the scenes across the tech industry, whether via outspoken anti-diversity sentiments or ill-judged digital product launches or indeed sexism that's so baked in as to be systemic, does not look like a coincidence.
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Back in the museum's galleries, in front of a display holding skeletons prepared in the early 1800s, Grigonis explains that, whenever possible, the articulations were maintained by leaving the cartilage and the connective tissue in the joint areas, and letting it dry.
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"So, I'm going to transpose connective tissue from your palette, put it on the exposed root material, pull the receded gum over the top of it and secure it in place with sutures," she said as if the whole thing wasn't super weird.
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Instead, the eight subjects all had the same pattern: lots of HDACs in the cerebellum, an area important for motor control, and much less in white matter (which is mostly connective tissue), the amygdala (which regulates emotions), and hippocampus (which helps with navigation).
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The extracellular matrix with which the cancer interacts, the blood vessels that a successful tumor must coax out to feed itself, the nature of a host's connective-tissue cells—all of these affect the ecology of tissues and thereby the growth of cancers.
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The show is striking for its moral complexity as well as its musical ambition, as it explores how a ballooning lie, amplified by the connective tissue of social media, reorders familial and peer relationships in a small community responding to an unexpected tragedy.
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And while Mr. Proechel gets some deep flavors out of his braised oxtail, he's had the meat trimmed into long sections that are interwoven with equally long sections of connective tissue; after awhile, it starts to feel more like dissection than eating.
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So while our industry cares about digital media, digital budgets and digital strategy, we need to retool and restructure for an age when the Internet is the connective tissue behind everything, where most media is digital and where new personalized experiences are possible.
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The show follows "the Guy" (Sinclair), an anonymous pot dealer whose deliveries throughout New York City are the connective tissue between each episode; every installment sees the Guy meeting a new customer and the show presenting a different slice of New York's weed-smoking population.
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Over coffee recently, Clarkson talked at length about the "connective tissue" that now exists between LPs, VCs and startups, as well as the array of activities that Sapphire involves itself in, including helping organize regular events and making introductions to its VCs' portfolio companies.
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It could provide a pragmatic center of gravity, restore a shared political narrative, rebuild the connective tissue between the parties, and place a healthy check on the Trump administration and whoever comes after, in a way that is less partisan than the Democrats today.
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Born in Japan and raised in Canada and the US, Ito had long been a vital strand of connective tissue between geeks and suits, an enthusiastic early adopter and canny interpreter who understood how networks, makers, and hackers would make their mark on the world.
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She's not wrong: In one study of nearly 100,000 runners and walkers, researchers found that frequent running did not increase the risk of osteoarthritis—the most common form of arthritis, linked to wear and tear of protective cartilage and connective tissue—even among seasoned marathoners.
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Instead of picking and choosing a few, though, they tossed all of them into a single game, coming up with a clever connective tissue—a hat capable of inhabiting objects and enemies, granting new powers—to justify their existence in the same creative stew.
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Yeah, there's a lot of spidery connective tissue between their droning, atonal dirges and some of Dark Buddha Rising's spacier material, but Atomikylä ultimately carves out its own niche within Finland's small but increasingly deadly dark psychedelic scene (don't worry, Abyssion—we love you, too).
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On paper, it shouldn't work to have him telling the stories of characters he has nothing to do with, but somehow John is able to transcend those boundaries and tap into the emotion behind the songs and use it as a connective tissue of sorts.
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Shanahan dives into the genetic benefit of eating according to her philosophy (and like a pro athlete), which involves avoiding sugar, minimizing empty starches and drinking down bone broth and stock, which contain healing and connective-tissue-building compounds such as collagen and amino acids.
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For example, a Danish study of two million children born between 1977 and 2012 found that those born by cesarean delivery were significantly more likely than those born vaginally to develop asthma, systemic connective tissue disorders, juvenile arthritis, inflammatory bowel disease, immune deficiencies and leukemia.
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But the topic that recurs the most is those blurred heads we saw in the beginning: us, the audience, whose faith in the artwork exists in the vertiginous borderland of what Dean terms "the membrane or the connective tissue" between an artist and her public.
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Though the tweet itself may not have explicitly condoned violence, and can be read as hyperbolic, it was read by some as connective tissue joining Trump to his alt-right supporters — and the harassment they showered on journalists like freelance writer Jared Yates Sexton.
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The baton-like stick is covered with nubs or claws that, when rolled over your body, help loosen the fascia — the connective tissue around muscles and organs — to ease stiffness and, as an added bonus, dimpling of the skin that can lead to cellulite.
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Numan's Tubeway Army provided the necessary connective tissue between glam and new wave, and the connection between that group's "Are Friends Electric" and "Down In The Park" with NIN's "Closer" and "Every Day Is Exactly The Same" should be apparent to even the laziest of ears.
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Back in Web 1.0 when I was growing up and the idea of a worldwide connective tissue was still strange and new, there was the idea of stranger danger: that you'd be hurt more by a stranger from the internet than by the people closer to you.
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In June, for example, Laura Crotty Alexander at the University of California San Diego and her colleagues published results which showed that e-cigarette vapour has a variety of unpleasant effects, inducing kidney dysfunction and a thickening and scarring of connective tissue in their hearts called fibrosis.
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There's been some giddy fun in watching the early seasons' deliberate pacing give way to a frantic rush for the finish line, but without crucial connective tissue, Dany's actions feel less like a carefully constructed tragedy, and more like an arbitrary swing to cruelty and madness.
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It's intended not only as a kind of connective tissue for the forward-thinking services and vehicles that will make up the smart city of tomorrow, but also as a platform upon which new apps and services can be built from the heath of data available.
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A brief prologue sets up the connective tissue between the films: for no apparent reason other than magic, the Jumanji board game at the center of the 1995 movie transforms into a retro gaming console that looks like a mix between an Atari 2600 and the ColecoVision.
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The notion that Trump, through network effects, political pressure, and use of the Senate confirmation power, would nominate movement conservatives to positions of power is the connective tissue binding Republican leaders to a candidate they nearly all understand to be a political and moral wrecking ball.
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The runtime is a challenge within itself, but having to spend 67 minutes listening to songs that very rarely prove to have any connective tissue makes Queen drag and it places Nicki's effort square with the performances from a substantial chunk of her contemporaries throughout this summer.
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Throughout, "Narcos" remains tense -- almost unbearably so at times -- bleak and disturbing, the prevailing theme and main connective tissue being that authorities are ultimately playing an elaborate game of Whac-a-Mole, meaning that decapitating one drug honcho will, in this case, simply sprout four more.
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Alas, she makes little progress in this piece, which is set to music by the Brazilian artists Marcelo Jeneci and Zé Nigro and features an amalgamation of dance phrases with little connective tissue beyond repetitive walking patterns, in which dancers with rubbery torsos move in profile.
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I started exercising because I found out that my lifelong chronic pain was probably caused by a genetic condition that targeted the connective tissue in my body, and that exercise was really the only way to curb the pain and also keep my heart in check.
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It has three parts: the iris, which is the colored part of the eye; the choroid layer, which is the layer of blood vessels and connective tissue between the sclera and the retina; and the ciliary body, which secretes the transparent liquid (aqueous humor) into the eye.
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"There is a lot we don't know about how his operation connects back to the mother ship — what's the connective tissue?" said Thomas Joscelyn, an analyst who has tracked the group for years as a senior fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies in Washington.
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"Planetarium" is at least three features in one — a supernatural story, a Holocaust drama and a snapshot of the French film industry in the years leading up to World War II — yet it's missing some of the connective tissue that would make those movies fit together.
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The barrage of period allusions functions as a connective tissue binding the disjointed parts of "Black Monday," which tries to stitch together an over-the-top comedy of the go-go '80s and a tut-tutting, cautionary morality tale, fitted out with appropriate music, fashions and hairstyles.
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The hope is that by using the treatment, people with androgenetic alopecia, a common form of hair loss, will be able to regrow some of their lost hair follicles, the layer of cells and connective tissue that envelope the root of a hair and are critical for its growth.
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As for that narrative, it's to the credit of both Motive and writers Mitch Dyer and Walt Williams that I find myself thinking of Battlefront II not as a game with some narrative connective tissue, but as a Star Wars movie that I was actually able to play.
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Though Harvey's performance was very powerful, what was even more moving was her emotional video message, during which she broke down in tears when recalling how she lost all her hearing when she was 18-years-old due to a connective tissue disorder that deteriorated nerves in her ears.
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If candidates embrace paid leave and give it the attention it deserves — that we and our families deserve — the issue could not only energize women and people of color, it could also be the connective tissue that brings together seniors, "sandwich generation" workers, and millennials; rural and urban voters.
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From car companies becoming mobility providers that you buy access to and Teslas and phones that improve with over-the-air updates to fridges that order food for you and homes that make decisions for you, we're on the edge of software becoming the connective tissue to all products.
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The connective tissue across the multiple storefronts is a decisive soccer match between Barcelona and Chelsea that is on TV in the background while the men gather to shoot the breeze about issues both personal and political, marital problems here and disenchantment with post-Mandela South Africa there.
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As with the video of Stephen Sondheim a decade ago in his own stage anthology, "Sondheim on Sondheim," Lloyd Webber's stories about the making of his musicals function as the connective tissue of the show, written and devised with Richard Curtis ("Notting Hill" and the contentious classic "Love Actually").
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A typical UN career, for example in my case, can take you from one man-made and natural disaster to another, working with people from many nationalities in close quarters and under extremely challenging conditions: Our connective tissue tends to be very strong and remains that way for life.
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Lynch and Frost get called away from Twin Peaks to attend to other demands, a new team takes over, and the loss of the Laura Palmer investigation as the show's connective tissue means that Twin Peaks must become, in essence, a straightforward primetime soap, with occasional weird moments.
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There are many astute conclusions arrived at by Aruna D'Souza in her book Whitewalling: Art, Race & Protest in 3 Acts — conclusions that come by way of what seems like careful and considered scholarship and a feel for the connective tissue that links distinct controversies around displays of art.
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Sams, a 20-year-old student in Athens, Georgia, has been diagnosed with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (a genetic disorder that causes a progressive degeneration of connective tissue), postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (a heart condition classified by a constantly high heart rate), reflex sympathetic dystrophy (an autonomic nervous system disorder), and endometriosis.
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Calrissian could end up serving as an unlikely bit of connective tissue, giving characters like Rey (Daisy Ridley), Finn (John Boyega), and Poe (Oscar Isaac) a tether to the events in the original films — while also responding to the dual loss of Leia and Han in a truly personal way.
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Then she undermined the receded gum line with a tool, to create a little pocket, made an incision in the epidermis of the roof of my mouth and from within it, cut out a rectangle of connective tissue sized to cover the exposed roots and deftly sewed the flap shut.
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Given a misdiagnosis of rheumatic fever as a child, Arlene revels in what she perceives as a legacy of family fragility and seeks out rare diagnoses as if on a vision quest, namely a group of connective tissue disorders called Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome and an obscure metabolic disorder called porphyria.
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"Career professionals who are now in acting capacities are extremely talented, but political appointees play an important role as the connective tissue between the President and his Cabinet and the working levels who are implementing the policy on a daily basis," said Matt Rojansky, director of the Kennan Institute at the Wilson Center.
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Breasts are made up of three types of tissue: glandular tissue, which produces milk; fatty tissue that gives breasts their shape; and connective tissue that ties everything together, explains Deborah Lindner, MD, FACOG, a gynecologist and chief medical officer at Bright Pink, a breast cancer organization that focuses on education and prevention.
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But as you age, it tends to thin out and may shrink and pull away from the inside surface of the eye, causing clumps or strands of connective tissue to become lodged in the jelly, much as "strands of thread fray when a button comes off on your coat," Dr. Taylor said.
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You're left to guess what those details are: when Carey first made these Christmas cookies; whether this recipe had been passed down to her; how it dovetails at all with the Merry Christmas II You album beyond the nominal connective tissue; whether she still makes them, or ever really made them at all.
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"True Detective" helped give a major push to the limited-series format in 2014 (McConaughey and Harrelson, it's worth noting, still hold producer titles on the show), with the challenge being that replicating the spark of stand-alone series -- with nothing more than the title as connective tissue -- represents a formidable challenge.
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The connective tissue between the times Biden has proposed Social Security cuts and the time Biden criticized Ryan is that for most of his career, Biden has taken the view that a large budget deficit is bad (he signed on to a balanced budget amendment proposal way back in 1995, for example).
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In the small study to be presented December 1 at the annual conference of the Radiological Society of North America, researchers looked at brain scans of 12o 12- to 15-year-olds, about half of whom were obese, to determine the health of the brain&aposs connective tissue, known as white matter.
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It was only in 2015, when James went to the hospital after being diagnosed with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome — a connective tissue disorder that makes her bruise and dislocate limbs easily — that a comment from a nurse (after James broke down over a tuna sandwich) clued James into the fact that she might have autism.
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Your IT band is a band of connective tissue that runs from the top of your hip to the outside of your knee, like where a tuxedo stripe on the side of your pants would be, says Jill Miller, creator of the corrective exercise format Yoga Tune Up and author of The Roll Model Method.
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There is no connective tissue, none of the visual/thematic magnetism so evident in, say, the Museum of Modern Art's recently concluded foray into the world of Robert Rauschenberg — an exhibition covering roughly the same period of time — that would draw you from one piece to the next or spin you around the room.
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And while it has to do some labeling of Bitcoin addresses itself, to make sketching such a picture of interesting activity possible, it's more acting as a connective tissue layer for its customers — by joining up, for example, Bitcoin address data held by a BTC exchange with a suspicious series of transactions unearthed by its pattern-spotting technology.
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As a piece of connective tissue in an ever-metastasizing cinematic universe, Tom Holland's sophomore (solo) outing as Peter Parker does a clever job of closing the door on one phase and nudging it open to another; it's funny and colorful and hinges on some MCU deep-cuts that even the most hardcore fans won't be able to anticipate.
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Plastic surgeons at M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston who looked at the long term outcomes of 99,993 women with silicone implants reported finding they had six, seven and eight times the normal population rates of rheumatoid arthritis, scleroderma (a connective tissue disease) and Sjogren syndrome (an autoimmune disorder), all of which are relatively rare diseases.
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The connective tissue of the intellectual dark web — the anxiety that has made a coalition of new atheist Sam Harris, conservative pundit Ben Shapiro, Canadian psychologist Jordan Peterson, comedian Joe Rogan, Quillette editor Claire Lehmann, and others — is fear that the boundaries of acceptable discourse are being narrowed, that PC culture and identity politics are choking free speech.
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At the same time, even as institutions must adapt and the connective tissue of our societies must be rewoven and our economies reinvented, an obligation exists to defend the values that provided the framework of the 20th century's international order: freedom and openness; the rule of law; human rights; democracy and self-determination; security; and free-market opportunity.
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The Obama administration argues that the way to bring people back into the labor market is to strengthen the "connective tissue" in how the job market works, for example by modernizing the unemployment insurance system; raising the minimum wage and expanding tax credits for low-income work; and increasing access to paid leave and child care.
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Both shows suffer from a similar flaw — their worlds are so huge that they risk alienating viewers due to a lack of connective tissue (Snowfall's approach is vaguely similar to that of Game of Thrones, of all things) — but I find myself admiring Narcos' overall design all the same, even if the show will never be completely my thing.
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