The smaller Northern Rock and Bradford & Bingley also crumpled.
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They chatted over tea and a crumpled box of pastries.
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A device that can be folded and crumpled without breaking?
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Do they aestheticize violence like John Chamberlain's crumpled car sculptures?
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The yellow, wooden booths where vendors sold dishes lie crumpled.
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Grosjean bought in with a couple of crumpled $20 bills.
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Mr. Uribe's dead body crumpled on top of his wife's.
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He crumpled the paper and tossed it into the trash.
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Then his left knee crumpled under him in Week 3.
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But for him, the crumpled paper itself was the research.
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BUEA, Cameroon — A soldier's crumpled corpse at a traffic circle.
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John pulled the last crumpled tissue from his breast pocket.
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"It's actually quite crumpled, but it's all there," she said.
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Beigel's body crumpled to the floor at the classroom door.
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In the race, some of them crumpled, and others flew.
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Soto kept shooting as the man crumpled to the ground.
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On the ground below was half of a crumpled vehicle.
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My own childhood cat, Salem, loved to fetch crumpled paper napkins.
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On that occasion some 400 buildings crumpled, including whole city blocks.
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Giant columns lie on the ground twisted, crumpled up like cardboard.
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He immediately crumpled to the ground and hit his head again.
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A signature Manuwa left hook on the jaw crumpled St. Preux.
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Victorian: a millennial Esther Summerson, I developed Bell's Palsy and crumpled
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Then she saw a man, crumpled; his motorcycle lay beside him.
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Lambert was wearing a seatbelt, but the SUV's roof crumpled inward.
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Dany's arc, though, crumpled under the weight of the show's incoherence.
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Grzelcyk's head struck the glass and he crumpled to the ice.
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I noticed that her hanky was crumpled and not very clean.
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News helicopters and remotely piloted drones circled over the crumpled wreckage.
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A spry union organizer from Book 2 now resembles crumpled paper.
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Buffy's face crumpled as she realized what she'd have to do.
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The roof of Buns, a popular burger joint, was mostly crumpled.
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The shooting continued as Mr. McDonald lay crumpled on the street.
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Those crumpled-up papers blowing across the front yard like tumbleweed?
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A week after the report's release, Bell Pottinger crumpled into insolvency.
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A few crumpled and bloodied tissues were scattered on the bedsheets.
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His ruff has the crumpled look of having been slept on.
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Elana begins on the floor, crumpled beneath a pile of ruffles.
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It reached the shore, cracked, crumpled and shot upward, fish included.
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A white powder and a crumpled note appear in a third.
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I saw a crumpled piece of red ribbon twist over my nose.
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After some sloppy strikes on the feet Yarborough crumpled to the ground.
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His face crumpled into quiet jealousy when Ser Jorah kissed Dany's hand.
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It was a care package stuffed to the brim with crumpled garbage.
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A shadow behind the trunk crumpled and lay still in the snow.
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The boy's crumpled orange bike was caught under the sport utility vehicle.
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THE new Brexit plan has crumpled on its first contact with reality.
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Take a crumpled sheet of mylar, the metal that lines candy wrappers.
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John Chamberlain created sculptures from crumpled car bodies, twisted into abstract monuments.
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His poor mother crumpled and screamed when I told her he died.
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As the crumpled US dollars fall onto the crowd, his entourage explodes.
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Even after Elliott crumpled to the floor, Marshall continued to shoot him.
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He then crumpled up the paper and threw it in the trash. .
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He worked in satin, silk and seersucker, crumpled, textured but also sleek.
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Gomez, to her credit, decided enough was enough — and crumpled it up.
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Evading Septa Unella's eagle eye, Margaery passes her grandmother a crumpled note.
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It all began with a crumpled sheet of instructions and an invitation.
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The second vehicle, crumpled almost beyond recognition, was a Chevrolet pickup truck.
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A Wolves player had even gone down injured, crumpled in a heap.
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By the time he woke up, crumpled against stone, he was suffocating.
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Then, exactly 219 years later, they crumpled in seconds, killing 238 people.
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Layla's mother crumpled onto the hospital bed and wept over her daughter.
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A picture shows him crumpled in the aisle, head in his hands.
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Their fetally scrolled bodies often doubled as the crumpled maps of murders.
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Crumpled, with sweaty armpits and early-morning breath, you feel ashamed, inadequate.
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A crumpled ball of beast is hard to ID. Spread it out.
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Some needed to be flattened out, after having been crumpled or folded.
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My studio is my bedroom (hence the crumpled bedclothes in the foreground).
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On a shelf nearby, "Untitled (Jockstrap)" suggests crumpled and hastily discarded underwear.
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Staal crumpled to the ice but was able to stay in the game.
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He demanded Trump apologize to his wife, and then crumpled when Trump refused.
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In a victory speech made in crumpled shirtsleeves, he delivered no clear message.
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A lone street vendor lies crumpled at the base of a stone monument.
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He crumpled up the napkin, tossed the toothpick, and scanned his fellow patrons.
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Photographs posted online showed a large metal cistern partially crumpled and leaning sideways.
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Lambourne crumpled to the ground, staring at the blood beginning to rush out.
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I tore it down, crumpled it up, and threw it in the trash.
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A crumpled piece of paper hanging on the far wall had me mesmerized.
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She didn't want Doris to see their crumpled doorway, the scrim of junk.
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Reagan won a resounding landslide and Bush crumpled against his eventual opponent, Clinton.
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So began an early chapter in the physics and mathematics of crumpled paper.
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"In the lab, I crumpled as many as 70 times," Mr. Gottesman said.
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We continue talking as the waitress grabs the crumpled bills off the table.
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Ms. Joseph was said to have found his crumpled body on the floor.
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Guests' paper coffee cups are even crumpled up and added to the décor.
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And Commissioner Adam Silver and his marketing team crumpled into a fetal position.
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As she was telling the story, her face crumpled and she choked up.
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He crumpled to the turf while rushing Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger on Sunday.
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There are crumpled bodies; a gunman is kicking in a ladies' room door.
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Frank, a crumpled pack of Luckies in his shirt pocket, is the smoker.
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Late Monday night, Weibo users started posting pictures of the crumpled lanterns in cities.
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The front right fender was peeled back, and the trunk was crumpled and open.
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After 20 long minutes, a klaxon sounded, and the Crossfitters crumpled on the floor.
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Instead of elevating for an uncontested layup, he crumpled to the floor in agony.
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The crumpled and dented bronze figure has been taken to a warehouse for storage.
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Next to her, the Hollywood Unlocked Uncensored cohost's crumpled Jeep lies on its roof.
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Police found his body several weeks later, crumpled into the boot of a car.
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Photos showed the crumpled wreckage of the plane lying on the mountain above Flims.
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The whole thing can be bent, stretched, even crumpled up and it'll still work.
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The pages are crumpled and torn as if they've been retrieved from the trash.
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He crumpled to the ground but walked off the field under his own power.
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A variety of items can be used — crumpled paper, leaves, or even bubble wrap.
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The impact of the landing raised a cloud of snow and crumpled his Corsair.
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I took a shot of a crumpled receipt and it looked pretty pristine, regardless.
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She leaps out of bed to find Lady Crane crumpled in a heap, dead.
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No brushes to clean or pencils to sharpen, no crumpled pages to throw away.
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He was her biggest cheerleader when she felt crushed that her reputation had crumpled.
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Clearly in pain, Stewart grabbed her right ankle after she crumpled to the court.
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The next morning, I opened up my wallet and the crumpled napkin fell out.
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Then I pressed Play and within 30 seconds, I was a crumpled, weepy wreck.
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Every Friday, I delivered a rent envelope filled with crumpled notes and loose coins.
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Patrick retrieved a crumpled paper bag from his briefcase and started breathing into it.
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It is now stained and crumpled but was a great equalizer over the holidays!
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If she's a crumpled up piece of paper lying here, then so are you.
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But he breezed by her, eyes on the floor, and crumpled onto the couch.
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A chopper dropped off about three weeks of sodden mail and crumpled care packages.
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Muir dug around in her purse and found a pen and a crumpled envelope.
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The newspaper was crumpled up, but being conservators, they humidified and flattened it out.
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Lower floors of the building crumpled, leaving some of the top storey still standing.
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A video was shown of Mr. Gurley's bloodied clothes crumpled on the fifth floor landing.
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"I thought, 'That's weird, there's something crumpled on the side of the road,'" Lauren said.
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The crumpled bottom of a failed escalator at the Piazza Repubblica metro station on Oct.
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I felt defeated when Will Munson crumpled on the spot after failing to shoot Logan.
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González crumpled on the floor at one point, and just stayed there for a while.
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The door near Jillian's sister, Samantha, bent inward like a crumpled piece of aluminum foil.
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A boy and a dream crumpled to the concrete on a basketball court in Queens.
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I closed the door and ripped off the dress, leaving it crumpled on the tile.
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Remande crumpled to the ground while fans and medical personnel rushed to tend to her.
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Everything seemed normal during the kickoff, but then Ben crumpled to the turf around midfield.
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The close-ups were carefully framed - a crumpled boarding pass, a battered laminated safety card.
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Eight years later, I still carried that business card, faded and crumpled, in my wallet.
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" Then realization took hold, and his face crumpled in mock despair: "Oh, I'm typecast already!
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So if you're ready to eat, forget about that crumpled paper sack, and read on.
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I'm inclined to trust him because he has crumpled up hands, like empty crisp packets.
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In small corridors, coaches hunched awkwardly over the crumpled figures of their sobbing, defeated wrestlers.
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It would have been no surprise if Kenin had crumpled amid the boos and whistles.
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The print has been crumpled and smoothed many times, is wrinkly and full of holes.
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But at least for the crumpled paper, it seems like nature is transcending this uncertainty.
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Hannah's makeup is dripping down her face, putting Rachel Lindsay's crumpled eyelash strip to shame.
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And Twitter is sweeping them up like crumpled-up paper and junk in a dustbin.
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A video Ms. Giraldo shot on her cellphone showed Ms. Hibbard crumpled in motionless misery.
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She pulled up a photo of what was left: a fireplace surrounded by crumpled chaos.
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Mendez, witness Lynell Collins ran into the chaos to help pull people from crumpled cars.
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Then he opened a small, crumpled pouch of tobacco and began to roll a cigarette.
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One man crumpled to the ground in tears on learning that his father had died.
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His left knee crumpled beneath him in a way human limbs simply aren't supposed to bend.
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He spun after being shot and crumpled to the ground, his body stiff as he fell.
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Crumpled to her knees was a girl of perhaps 12 with white hair and tattooed cheeks.
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Stokes tried to run, but a bullet pierced his back and he crumpled to the ground.
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She took out the crumpled picture of Bette Davis that she hid inside her science textbook.
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"It is literally destroying our emotional spectrum," he reads off a crumpled sheet of notebook paper.
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She holds up a crumpled 12-hour visa as the seatbelt whirs and clicks around her.
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Thus the consensus that Obama, the charismatic leader of the free world, had crumpled under pressure.
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In the distance, the Hengduan mountains slump under their snowpack as if crumpled beneath its weight.
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He means it literally — heaving her down the stairs until she lands in a crumpled ball.
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One bomb had thudded into a soft sandbank near the beach and crumpled but remained intact.
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Around a bend, a new house has emerged from a jumble of ashes and crumpled metal.
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He was clean-shaven and favored bow ties and sometimes looked lost in crumpled, baggy suits.
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But it was only a matter of time before their fragile chemistry crumpled like an accordion.
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Some of the tubular forms are crumpled and sag while others lean, about to keel over.
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Regardless, most companies are still flying the crumpled flag of playing songs down a telephone line.
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Like, leaves them a li'l crumpled on the counter to dry out, then uses them again.
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After extracting DNA from a crumpled up napkin, police determined that Mr. Hartman was their guy.
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These recollections are signaled by a crumpled photograph and sudden, sparse flashbacks that flare and fade.
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Her face looked crumpled and blue in the unlit room, hovering above the seated Bog Girl.
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Here, she entangles limp folds of ceramic with vinyl tubing and constrains crumpled steel between straps.
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In fact, the researchers say OmniSkins could even be used on crumpled balls of paper and balloons.
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"Wow," she moaned, the essay she'd come to ask for help with now crumpled on the floor.
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Sellers hold crumpled T-shirts and faded jeans aloft; traders shout and jostle for the best picks.
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He immediately crumpled to the ground clutching his left shoulder and remained there for a couple minutes.
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We see entire societies crumpled by a fast-moving plague that spares only 2% of the population.
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It's about finding them and getting them off that crumpled piece of paper and onto my computer.
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With zero HP left, my body crumpled onto the ground mere feet away from my destination. Tragic.
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Later, she sits crumpled in a chair as her son is with Weiner in another room. 5.
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Prosecutors said that 13 of the 16 bullets were fired after McDonald had crumpled to the ground.
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American flags, crumpled and smeared in red, are collaged between the erections or jut out from protuberances.
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There are three things that keep me upright rather than being a crumpled mess in the corner.
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Employees' laptops are decorated with stickers of crumpled-up paper that represent the end of past efforts.
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I shook Kanittanon's hand, noticed my crumpled jacket sleeve and immediately regretted not wearing a nicer suit.
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Their carry baskets hide yesterday's snack crumbs, crumpled art projects, splashed coffee and grit from the sandbox.
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It was during this search he came across a "crumpled heap of antique lace on the floor".
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Police rescue lifted the SUV to remove the Porsche with its hood crumpled, out from under it.
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I mean, it was just a crumpled script really for a TV show nobody had heard of.
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Many residents nervously read handwritten speeches from crumpled pieces of paper, while other spoke from the heart.
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Now she was crumpled outside a massage parlor, her blood pooling on the pavement she had worked.
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Sitting in her new office, she crumpled quickly when the father-daughter part of "Wrinkle" came up.
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In "Great Xpectations" (groan), overachieving crumpled flower Andie McPhee realizes her dream of being accepted to Harvard.
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The tiny vehicle crumpled like a piece of tin foil, flipped twice and finally settled bottom upward.
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Instead, the letter was hiding in plain sight, not carefully preserved but crumpled and torn like trash.
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After the waitress walked away, my friend took out a few more crumpled dollars from her purse.
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The ground rolled and shook and crumpled and bucked and didn't stop for more than four minutes.
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A police dashboard-camera video made that number visceral, as shot after shot struck Laquan's crumpled body.
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The bed's crumpled blanket takes the deeply serrated form of a cartoon explosion, signaling an unresolved argument.
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Caught on video, he cornered the man outside his crumpled van and patiently talked him into surrender.
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The 36-year-old Bouwmeester crumpled over after a long shift and during a break in play.
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It didn't hit anything in the road, it just rolled over and crumpled up out of nowhere.
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For his grandfather, crumpled in grief, all we could provide was reassurance that he had died peacefully.
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In the dim light, I could make out a giant white orb and some crumpled black . . . pants?
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The propeller, cockpit and front section of fuselage were crumpled, and the landing floats were raised separately.
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"Shit," I say to myself and I touch the crumpled drywall as maggots fall from the hole.
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One installation, Untitled (Perfectionist), features a writer's table surrounded by a suffocatingly high mound of crumpled papers.
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The ones who were fished out of river or lake, found crumpled under crumpled papers in the parks, picked up in the horse-and-wagon alleys or slugged, for half a bottle of homemade wine, in the rutted tunnels that run between the advertising agencies and the banks.
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He crumpled to the dirt after getting the out and could not put any pressure on the leg.
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Everyone involved in the accident was unhurt, but both cars became crumpled metal at the point of impact.
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The female wrestlers pose un-selfconsciously in front of his lens in crumpled T-shirts and track pants.
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I switched my handgun and shot the other guy three times, and he crumpled on the dead grass.
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The warren of narrow streets of Mosul's Old City is a crumpled landscape of broken concrete and metal.
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In stark visual terms, a half century of living has left his posture slightly crumpled, his progress hesitant.
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Mr. Scott, whose family believes he initially fled because of unpaid child support obligations, crumpled to the ground.
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And he was described as ugly, with a "crumpled and freckled" face and eyes that could turn angry.
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He then pulled up a waste paper bin, crumpled the document into a ball and tossed it away.
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Between us was a crumpled white paper where we had jotted down the financial implications of both options.
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The metal sign looks like a piece of paper that was crumpled up and then straightened back out.
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The mosque crumpled, the dome came crashing down, and a concrete slab slammed down on Randi's outstretched hands.
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His combines, as he called them, came to include crumpled newspapers and neckties and even a taxidermied goat.
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Clark crumpled to the ground, momentarily tried to crawl before falling motionless as more shots erupted around him.
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With topography that resembles a crumpled piece of paper, the terrain encompasses four major drainages and several ridges.
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The car's right-side wheels hung in the air as smoke rose from under its crumpled front hood.
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Many streets were littered with crumpled buildings, collapsed roofs and burned-out cars, all coated with gray dust.
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My fresh white Airs were about to get as crumpled and brown at the seams as my dad's.
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In the original narrative Poe's detective Auguste Dupin sees "a solitary letter" that was: […] much soiled and crumpled.
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Crushed, Alpha Female sobbed in a crumpled heap in the ring as King Reina prepared to cut a promo.
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He hopped out of his car to investigate and was dumbfounded at the crumpled highway and flattened trees beyond.
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Khan had Maidana crumpled to the canvas following a brutal left hook to the liver in the first round.
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Each of the past three French presidents has promised reform—and then crumpled in the face of popular resistance.
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Because let's just imagine—and this is totally hypothetical—let's say there's a crumpled shipping label on the floor.
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And at the end of this adventure it's going to be crumpled in the corner with cigarette butt stains.
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While Kardashian didn't share any recipes, she did share some tips: Top banana pudding with crumpled up Nila wafers.
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Photos shared on Twitter showed big buildings with floors crumpled into one another, or leaning precariously into the street.
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Among the toys, plastic cars and trucks on the floor are a crumpled uniform and an empty ammunition box.
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It took everything you knew, crumpled it up into a little ball, and kicked it right at the sun.
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"Four hundred bones crumpled in bed / I'm the only one who knows that you're still breathing," he sings, carefully.
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They are crumpled into one another, arms often flung outwards; it's not immediately clear whether they're dead or alive.
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Soon after, Mr. Ryan crumpled, and now, almost daily, he offers weak defenses of Mr. Trump's ideas and conduct.
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The platform, part of a power plant project near Fengcheng, a city in Jiangxi Province, crumpled around 7 a.m.
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Katzenmeyer remembered the morning Waylon walked into her classroom and left a wad of crumpled cash on her desk.
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It was hot and dense but doughy in the middle, and it crumpled under the weight of my knife.
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I crumpled up the entire sports page under the pyramid of brush and logs and set it on fire.
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Ms. Bach said she had seen people show up after previous wildfires with plastic bags stuffed with crumpled receipts.
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Days later, Asifa's crumpled body was found in the forest, in the same purple dress, now smeared with blood.
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All along the highway were billboards ripped to shreds and giant metal signs felled and crumpled in the medians.
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In another she is scrunched up and flat on her back, crumpled like a collapsed ceramic in exasperated surprise.
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The Science Museum also has historic photographs of "pylon failure," where towers are crumpled and twisted into contorted shapes.
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"And then I was on the ground, crumpled up, crying, looking up into the lights and shit," he says.
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How do you think the study of crumpled paper could help scientists better understand those materials, systems or physics?
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Identified only as Jana L., 40, and as a lover of traditional German music, she crumpled to the ground.
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You can see in video of the at-bat ... 22-year-old Whitley immediately crumpled and required medical attention.
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Oswald Gonzalez, 57, and Alberto Arias, 53, were pulled from a crumpled white Chevy truck on Saturday, authorities said.
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The girl boldly asked to see a bone being cut, but when this was done she crumpled into tears.
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Workers covered the crumpled cars they recovered with tarps and placed them onto flatbed trucks that took them away.
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The dry scrubland looked like crumpled construction paper, the swirling ridgelines thrown into relief by the late afternoon light.
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At least four of the freight train's cars were crumpled, looking like crushed tinfoil, but remained on the tracks.
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Crumpled against the curb was another body in denim shorts, a T-shirt reading CALIFORNIA and a black helmet.
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The note came back, Johnson looked at it, crumpled it up, tossed it in a wastebasket and resumed talking.
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FYI: Crumpled newspaper is good to use for cleaning windows; it absorbs the liquid instead of pushing it around.
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After a few days, the kid walked up to me and handed me a crumpled piece of paper silently.
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The crumpled carcass of a bee on the cover tells you only some of what you need to know.
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Here, crumpled paper resembled whimsical origami and an abundance of white mixed randomly with flecks and bursts of vibrant color.
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Selena even commented "perfect" on the pic, but then in early May she crumpled up a fan's "Marry Justin" sign.
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An orange-and-white barrier marches across the crumpled walkway, as if it wasn't patently clear that there's trouble ahead.
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While he managed to throw out Beltre, Ventura crumpled to the ground and trainer Nick Kenny rushed to his aid.
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Sometimes there's a little prize money — $100 in a sweaty, crumpled envelope — but no one is really here for that.
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There are smudges, and near some of the edges of the pages you can see images of a crumpled paper.
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His team coated the fabric with one key ingredient: a crumpled crystalline molecule called MOF-808 (MOF rhymes with "cough").
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The force of the crash crumpled the front of the train against the buffer and detached a sheet of metal.
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Images from SpaceX's facility in Boca Chica, Texas show part of the vehicle sideways on the ground and slightly crumpled.
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After the fundraiser, after the jovial conversation with the fan, after the cheeseburgers were finished and their wrappers crumpled up.
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The firm's return on capital employed, an impressive 49% in 20183, had crumpled to 9% by 2017 (see chart 1).
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She has to hold it up in order to hike through that ground, and it gets crumpled to the side.
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It's not like a glance at the Sun is going to send a careless eclipse viewer crumpled to the ground.
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Works like "Regatta" (2017) feature one line of crumpled green gum-like polygons that split an otherwise serenely colored canvas.
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She was glad when he crumpled the paper up and didn't litter but put it neatly back into the cooler.
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Props and costumes of crumpled brown paper, while in keeping with the color scheme, seem unmoored from any larger meaning.
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This afternoon, Oregon State Police tweeted photos of a crumpled sedan absolutely drenched in what appears to be hagfish mucus.
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For several minutes, she didn't move and lay there in a crumpled heap on the curb of a tight turn.
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Mr. Biglari stood outside the five floors of the new wing, now partly crumpled and riddled with cracks and holes.
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Several clips from national news networks showed the wounded and dead lying in the square, blood near their crumpled bodies.
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Plath jettisoned the beguiling wit of her opening chapters for a more crumpled account of what can happen post-breakdown.
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He found that if he crumpled two separate sheets, each sheet would, as expected, accumulate damage in a unique way.
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Kameron crumpled under pressure, Asia forgot the words, and Eureka had a bout of sing-for-daddy PTSD and froze.
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The next time you come in you're like, "aah, it's my bedroom," instead of coming in to a crumpled bed.
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"That's the way we live," Riviere said as he gestured to the field of bright crumpled walls, doors, and roofs.
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At the top of the ridge, she crumpled to the ground and held her open palms up to the sky.
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At least four of the freight train's cars were crumpled, looking like crushed tin foil, but remained on the tracks.
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Kondo teaches us that underwear hates being crumpled and that a gentle tap rouses long-unread books from their slumber.
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But when she saw his body, riddled by six bullets, with multiple wounds through his chest and head, she crumpled.
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Some wept and crumpled to the ground, while others called out for help when the hospital staff had no information.
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Huh took a position in a front corner of the room and removed several pages of crumpled notes from his backpack.
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The roof of a shopping center in the city crumpled inward, leaving behind broken glass and a mess of electrical wiring.
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My worst outfit on Friday: a black tee with an aqua cardigan (crumpled up in the corner of the office bathroom).
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Tyshawn's small body was left crumpled on the concrete in a case that shocked a city long accustomed to gang violence.
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Antoni also asserted agency, as when she stuffed the paper's crumpled remnants into an overstretched shirt (somehow, the paper didn't rip).
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Iranian media showed pictures and footage of crumpled cars piled up deep in mud and water after floods swept through Shiraz.
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In a mere 256 days, a sure Republican win crumpled into an upset in Alabama's special election for the US Senate.
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"I crumpled it up real nice and tight and skyhooked it into my wastepaper basket," he recalled, invoking his trademark shot.
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Television footage showed that it was still upright on the tracks and that its carriages did not appear to be crumpled.
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The next, after several shots rang out, he lay crumpled on the ground in the middle of an eerily deserted intersection.
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The car's passenger door swung open and a person with a light-colored sweater embroidered with flowers crumpled to the street.
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"It seems like someone once crumpled up the entire piece into a small ball of paper," the owner told Ms. Rynecki.
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He seems surprisingly small in the photo — a dead animal in a crumpled heap behind the smirking hunter who shot him.
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Perhaps this is my personal bias for bleak, crumpled sludge coming through, but Jagged Mouth has hit on something special here.
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A crumpled-up poster on the ground, only the bottom of which was visible, held the hashtags #PrayforOrlando, #OrlandoStrong, and #WeAreOrlando.
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A different image shows a direct allusion to Zgierska's accident, portraying a tightly crumpled automobile reminiscent of a crushed soda can.
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"We think that flat fat gets laid down in the arteries much easier than fat that is crumpled up," she says.
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We've seen how the front of the Model 3 crumpled, sparing the cabin the brunt of the shock of a collision.
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I steadied myself on the door frame just across the hall from the mirror, and then my legs crumpled under me.
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During interviews with Reuters, Rohingya refugees sometimes produced crumpled, handwritten or photocopied papers from shirt pockets or folds of their longyis.
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The detectives pulled forward, the car hitting the man, who crumpled onto the hood and then fell backward onto the street.
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After the charges were announced, video was released showing the officer firing 16 times as Mr. McDonald crumpled onto a street.
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In the aftermath of the global financial crisis, China's manufacturing and export dependent economy crumpled and the ruling Communist Party panicked.
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"God knew they couldn't be on this earth without each other," Vanessa Bryant said, a tissue crumpled in her right hand.
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The front end had been badly crumpled in an accident, and Ms. Jones did not have the money to fix it.
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Amélie Mauresmo, who reached No. 211 and was a stellar clay-court player elsewhere, routinely crumpled under the home-Slam pressure.
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Moore crumpled to the field and lay there as a skirmish that began near the Miami sideline expanded closer to midfield.
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Captain Sabah's men displayed a crumpled white drone, complete with a grenade, which they said they had shot down this month.
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Officers responding to the attack found four more "incendiary devices" and a crumpled Walmart receipt for the chemicals in the bottles.
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The two men strolled past crumpled snack wrappers and empty Olde English beer cans, broken toys and charcoal-colored rat traps.
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ABDUL-JABBAR: Actually, when I got that I crumpled it up in a ball and I skyhooked it into a wastebasket.
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The Hideaway can be stuffed with light clothing, crumpled up newspapers, even dry leaves—basically anything that can trap air and heat.
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In the yard, children stand around large pools of dirty water while others eat snacks by the crumpled wreckage of another vehicle.
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Uncle Fat sits on a throne of half-eaten corn cobs, crumpled juice boxes, and the remains of fruits eaten long ago.
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Rather than a crumpled white flower à la Alba Villanueva (Ivonne Coll), Farouk uses a Coca-Cola bottle as a virginity allegory.
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My mother visibly crumpled with relief when I arrived in Australia for my brother's wedding earlier this year, having traveled out alone.
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According to the Laramie Boomerang, the American flag "was crumpled and shoved into a corner of the band shell" in Washington Park.
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The councilman attends to a stream of constituents who proffer crumpled bits of paper: prescriptions, receipts for ultrasound scans and electricity bills.
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I opened the slightly crumpled Windows Store shopping bag that was sitting in a corner and started perusing my VR app options.
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When the boy crumpled to the ground, Baum allegedly waved to him and said, "Goodbye Riley," and addressed him using an expletive.
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Most of the singers wear T-shirts and don't bother to push piles of laundry and crumpled comforters out of the background.
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Paul hits Porzingis with a Grade-A crossover more than capable of reducing most big men to crumpled heap on the floor.
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She showed me a gruesome cellphone photo of his corpse, desecrated by bullets, an old man crumpled on the farm he owned.
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On the TV simulcast, airing on the CBS Sports Network, he crumpled up the sheet of paper with the news on it.
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After 21 weeks of straight misery, I fished the crumpled Zoloft prescription out of the bottom of my purse and filled it.
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Photos on social media showed the crumpled front of the train as well as the inside of a carriage strewn with debris.
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He chanced upon a crumpled sheet one day that turned out to be a police mug shot of a young black male.
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A minute later, as if on cue, a three-foot chunk of rotten wooden piling crumpled into the canal with a splash.
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Mr. Miyazawa cradled Mr. Bush's head as the president crumpled to the floor, an unsettling image that dominated the news for days.
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But the other story is about Ajax, about those players crumpled on the ground, about the fans standing silent in the stands.
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The chair itself rolled all the way off the judges' platform, and Inaba crumpled to the floor in a fit of giggles.
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The crowd stepped back, out of the way, and the soldier came crashing to the ground in a heap of crumpled metal.
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A stopwatch hung from a cord around his neck, and he had tucked some crumpled notes into the waistband of his shorts.
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To pocket all the rewards, governments need to prepare for the day when crumpled bank notes change hands for the last time.■
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Simon crumpled to the turf after blowing out a knee, pain searing through his body as coaches and trainers huddled around him.
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As Alonzo reached for the leash, she heaved a dramatic sigh of relief and pulled some crumpled money out of her waistband.
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Topping one long speedup, Mr. Lamar tries various lines, decides they're not good enough and the sound of crumpled paper is heard.
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Footage obtained exclusively by CNN captures the city's deserted streets -- littered with crumpled cars, debris and gaping holes where shops once stood.
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They are crumpled and bespattered with use, and there are so many of them that the bag can't close at the top.
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A landslide (it's made of crumpled pretzels) appears to have slammed onto a freeway and tumbled under a bridge ("Pretzel Landslide," 2010).
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In "Distant Ancient," the ridges of the crumpled canvas hold more blue and red than the pink around them, reading like veins.
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It is a liquor flask covered in a crumpled brown paper bag, positioned on the edge of a pedestal holding other objects.
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If so, then this myth is an elementary fallacy that should already be crumpled up and thrown into the nearest fat-shaming bin.
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The polo shirt gets crumpled into a plastic bag before he disappears behind a crowd of counter protesters carrying Black Lives Matter signs.
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But the worst stench came from the dead seabirds lying crumpled and decaying on the beach nearby, with little flies buzzing around them.
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Photo: GettyTake a look at that crumpled-up piece of litter on your desk, compressed by the laws of physics and tossed aside.
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Saulters followed in his car, swerved to the right and rammed Patmon, who rolled up the hood and then crumpled to the ground.
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Today Gaadhoo's jetty has crumpled into the sea, and copies of the imam's last sermons flutter about the floor of the abandoned mosque.
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In the third round, a bruising Joshua right hand cut through Molina's defence and left him crumpled on the canvas by his corner.
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The crash left the front of the engine crumpled, its windshield shattered and riders in the front two cars thrown to the floor.
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Gucci's embroidered and preciously embellished clothes look like family heirlooms; Vetements' seem fresh from the trash bag, jumbled and crumpled and intentionally misshapen.
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Mac Krause, an 217-year-old defender, recently took an elbow to the head in a championship game and crumpled to the ground.
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The symptoms—the crumpled leaves, the wilting stems—are so familiar to him by now that he can spot them even while driving.
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On the front, guys were constantly complaining that they didn't have time to write and that paper got all crumpled in their knapsacks.
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Designed by the Italian architect Mario Bellini, "it has a crumpled look that is so fun" — perfect as a conversation starter for parties.
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When a crowd yanked down the Confederate Soldiers Monument in Durham, North Carolina, late Monday, the statue's head and torso crumpled on impact.
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Its glossy, crumpled surface has been variously likened to an oil slick, an ocean of garbage, and a wall of discarded film stock.
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Electricity poles made of cement and steel lay scattered on the ground, along with roofing tiles, pieces of billboard and crumpled iron sheeting.
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Videos and photos taken in the aftermath of the collapse showed vehicles from multiple floors crumpled together in a mess of broken concrete.
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There, in amongst the crumpled pages, is Pep Guardiola's bald pate, each crease a fresh furrow of anxiety on his dome-like brow.
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I noticed something else: He had taken out a small pencil and a crumpled piece of paper and was doing a crossword puzzle.
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The woman in the long pink coat kept crying and going in little circles, searching through her deep pockets for more crumpled Kleenex.
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By November, someone had split the Walnut Street anti-violence sign in two, a curse word scrawled on part of the crumpled remains.
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Mixed in with the regular detritus of the school day, the crumpled sweatshirts and food wrappers, was a blatantly inappropriate Thanksgiving-themed worksheet.
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A member of the online forum NASA Spaceflight shared an image of Tuesday night's apparent accident, showing the rocket's nosecone crumpled on the ground.
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Your suit is even more crumpled and your cake is now so stale that you would break your dentures trying to nibble at it.
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Rescuers remained on scene, a Navy official told BuzzFeed News, to investigate signs rescuers found of perhaps one more person inside the crumpled building.
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Photos of the scene shared on social media showed groups of rescuers working their way through a crumpled heap of steel girders and concrete.
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Twitchy and out of place among the designer handbag-swinging shoppers in Beijing's Taikoo Li shopping village, my new acquaintance unfolded a crumpled menu.
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She searched around her car and found a crumpled up piece of tissue and wrote Hurt a message and placed it in the bag.
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In the photo, the two lay atop what appears to be crumpled white paper as Madonna cradles a grinning Gaga's face in her arms.
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In the dish was a crumpled tissue—and inside the tissue were, allegedly, the germs of a sick person who had sneezed into it.
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On the occasion of Titanic's 20th anniversary, let's revisit this magnum opus through the lens of the fan theories that Cameron hasn't crumpled yet.
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In it, the line of 36 Rockettes gets "shot" by a cannon, and then slowly, limply collapses until they're all crumpled on the floor.
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At the time when the images leaked online, rumors were running wild that Apple's iCloud services had crumpled under brute-force password-hacking attacks.
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Physicists understood that an expanding bundle of energy would grow into a crumpled mess rather than the huge, smooth cosmos that modern astronomers observe.
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The light-up film can be crumpled into a ball and still work Many researchers are working on e-skin and similar flexible electronics.
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So if you do end up in a crash, you can take a picture of the crumpled fender and upload it to the app.
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When Al Franken took the stage on a recent Saturday morning at Nashville's Music City Center, he wore a crumpled suit without a tie.
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My habit was to toss crumpled paper bills and coins into my purse rather than tuck them safely and neatly away into a wallet.
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When this bottle washed ashore, they were both deep into the natural aftermath of the sesh, that crumpled feeling of dread and misshapen anxiety.
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In the fifth round Groves thundered a body shot to his adversary which crumpled the Italian to receive another ten count from the referee.
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Globally, governments spend nearly $10 billion annually replacing grimy or crumpled cash (some half a billion euros are shredded each month for this reason).
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It seemed as if photography, which continued to engage with the world after modernist painting and literature turned inward, had finally crumpled into solipsism.
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An exterior stucco wall, for example, was meant to look smooth but instead has the look of crumpled paper that has been somewhat flattened.
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I later heard that a door was shorn off or crumpled by the tunnel wall, and that at least 34 people had been injured.
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This direction is signaled from the beginning in a large Humpty-Dumpty sphere of crumpled brown paper resembling one of Claes Oldenburg's early sculptures.
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Now, less than a mile away and five months later, the police had another mystery and another blameless bystander lying crumpled on the ground.
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The day before my visit, he had winced when his father crumpled a plastic cookie package that he was putting in the recycling bin.
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On the day of the funeral, Harry was made to walk behind her coffin, and much of the country watched as his face crumpled.
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Last June, when she heard the news about Heimlich, she said she walked into a closet, crumpled to the floor and shook for hours.
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After the shooting, Tyshawn's small body was left crumpled on the concrete in a case that shocked a city long accustomed to gun violence.
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Woman with a migraine holding a towel over her eyes and a crumpled blue emesis bag in her right hand, for when she vomits.
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But when I arrive I find only our custodian with a mop, pulling the crumpled sheets and throwing out the extra tubes of blood.
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Th six-story building in Nairobi, located in the southeast neighborhood of Embakasi, housed nearly two dozen families and crumpled at about 9 a.m.
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Thanks to a viral video taken by a bystander, the world watched as Rosario, 14 weeks into her term, crumpled to the ground, wailing.
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The powdered wig, the silly pants, the poker face staring out from crumpled dollar bills: All serve to separate us from our founding father.
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But her plans were circumscribed when Williams's right knee crumpled with a torn anterior cruciate ligament midway through her junior season in high school.
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But hidden in their oversize shopping bags and backpacks was a secret: sheet upon sheet of crumpled toilet paper, plucked surreptitiously from public restrooms.
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On the highway below lay five crumpled cars, two semi trucks and huge chunks of concrete that were ripped away from the damaged overpass.
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The crumpled McDonald's wrappers, the cat cleaning its ass, and the humorously oversized roaches crawling up the canvas suggest an overall lack of cleanliness.
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Matthew knocks his lukewarm hot chocolate across the tabletop onto both his brothers, soaking Jonas's pants and Wesley's coat, which he crumpled next to him.
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Whenever I had a cold, she gave me something called ColdCalm, which I took, but begrudged for its chalky taste and easily crumpled blister packs.
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The singer summoned forward a fan who was holding a "MARRY JUSTIN PLEASE" sign, crumpled it up and sassily threw it back into the crowd.
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The dense ceramic sculptures are presented in a crumpled, used, and discarded state that the artist interprets as a representation of the temporality of togetherness.
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I keep this lightweight shell crumpled up in the bottom of my bag so I can throw it on over my insulation layers when necessary.
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The sheer improbability of his assault on American power—he is old, cranky and wears crumpled suits—is to this group part of his appeal.
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Facing him was a bouncy Jeremy Corbyn, honouring the occasion with a dark jacket and tie instead of his usual crumpled beige geography-teacher attire.
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When Regina saw her daughter crumpled on the floor after being hit, she shouted, "You shot my baby girl!" before shooting her husband, Besse claimed.
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"The paper notes get quite soggy and disintegrate, whereas the polymer notes retain their shape and don't get crumpled," she said in a telephone interview.
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Mladic, wearing a crumpled grey suit, read a newspaper for much of the hearing, occasionally nodding or shaking his head in response to prosecutors' words.
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One of the protesters crumpled to the ground after being hit at point-blank range, video footage from the scene shows, and appeared conscious afterward.
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A boyish 35, he was dressed that morning in a threadbare T-shirt and a crumpled Lacoste cap that had been worn nearly to death.
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But during the 2503-second earthquake on Sunday, the new wing partly crumpled like an empty soft-drink can in the hands of a child.
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In 25 minutes we touched down on the small runway, and glided past the wreckage of a couple of small planes, crumpled in the storms.
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At times this year, the news about sexual misconduct by powerful people has felt crushing, any optimism crumpled under the sheer weight of the problem.
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"We have the moral high ground here, and all the leverage," Trump writes in his strangely crumpled memo, which includes mention of drugs and gangs.
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He said that Facciolo had told him that Maloney was first shot in the chest and then crumpled to the ground in a sitting position.
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Crumpled wads of paper are no doubt as old and commonplace as paper itself — "graves for failed theories," Mr. Gottesman, a physicist, has called them.
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The punch immediately crumpled the guy ... and he lay lifeless on the sidewalk for nearly 30 seconds before bystanders were able to help him up.
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She pointed to the dusty water-cooler jug by the open front door; inside were rolls of pennies, loose change and a crumpled $2 bill.
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Rescue efforts in Palu continued to focus on a crumpled hotel and a shopping mall, buildings where the hope was greatest of still finding survivors.
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Dr. Fimple nodded in the direction of an e-cigarette package on the coffee table, a crumpled item found while sorting through her husband's belongings.
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Expressing opposition to the Iraq war, the piece consists of an American flag's field of stars, torn in half and partly crumpled on the floor.
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Still, the deal would most likely prompt renewed nostalgia for a once-powerful industry that has crumpled as circulation and print advertising revenue have declined.
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The collision crumpled Tucker to the ice ... and emergency personnel quickly rushed him into surgery after they noticed blood profusely pouring out of his leg.
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Risikio's open-mindedness bears out in her own music no more compellingly than on "Collar Bone," a crumpled and compressed inversion of raves gone by.
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A litter of dead seabirds appears after a storm; a crumpled body and a sealed wooden chest wash up at the base of a cliff.
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Images showed carriages smashed and crumpled by the force of the impact, with debris flung out amongst olive trees which flanked both sides of the track.
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Using notes scrawled down on a crumpled piece of paper, the actor ticked off four points of fact that have been the subject of some confusion.
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Sanders begins by pulling a crumpled piece of paper out of his pocket, before turning to a small scattering of reporters gathered around a makeshift podium.
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Dig into the depths of your junk drawer and fish out that crumpled old photo of your ex, as it could prove useful this Valentine's Day.
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AS ANTHONY JOSHUA crumpled to the canvas, it looked like his defence of his heavyweight world-championship title would not make it past the sixth round.
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CRUMPLED paper roses, a broken vase and a brass plaque mark the spot in Ferguson, Missouri, where a policeman shot dead Michael Brown four years ago.
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But experts disagree about how these fossils relate to modern-day spiders, because there's something strange about their crumpled corpses: all four of them have tails.
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Authorities had to use multiple sets of the Jaws of Life extraction tool to remove the teenagers from the crumpled vehicle, according to The Enterprise newspaper .
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They can't be crumpled, are extremely hard (though not impossible) to burn, and some wonky stuff happens if you shine a laser through the queen's face.
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"The received recorders are badly damaged mechanically," Russia's Interstate Aviation Committee (IAC) said in a statement on its website, alongside a photo of a crumpled recorder.
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The cause of his pain (that is, the pain that's left him crumpled on the floor, gutted and unable to move on) matters to his story.
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Now, over six years later, the dress sits in a crumpled ball in the back of the small, messy Brooklyn closet I share with my partner.
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Emergency services later revealed to local news outlets that the escalator's steps were "split and crumpled" with broken glass, beer bottles, and blood covering the area.
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Television footage of the attack showed a man screaming "Adamowicz is dead!" as he rushed the stage and stabbed the mayor, who crumpled to the floor.
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You could identify the people who had really spent too much money and didn't know what was going on by their crumpled-up printed-out tickets.
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White goes into his wallet and retrieves a crumpled square of cardboard with a pager number crudely etched onto it in what looks like deer blood.
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When I woke up a few hours later, unrested and grumpy, at 5 AM, I looked at the BlanQuil down on the floor, crumpled and rejected.
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On April 18, Orpik was rammed into the glass by a hard — but legal — check from Philadelphia center Ryan White and crumpled to his knees, dazed.
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And he did not just plant them; he made hybrids, crossing tall plants with short plants, white flowers with purple flowers, smooth pods with crumpled pods.
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Peek inside my purse, and you'd be horrified by the mix of old receipts, crumpled gum wrappers, empty containers of hand sanitizer, and forgotten business cards.
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I thanked her for her time, crumpled up the prescription she gave me, shoved it in my purse, and stormed out of the clinic in rage.
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When shot at one inch from its edge, the body armor crumpled under the force of the ammunition, and sort of folded inward toward the chest.
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What happened to this one little girl, whose crumpled body was found in a blood-smeared dress in January, is now the biggest news in India.
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Residents had spent two nights outside, on the crumpled sidewalks outside their houses and in their backyard patios, or clustering in basketball courts and parking lots.
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Videos filmed by passengers showed crumpled buses and flames shooting from a bulldozer that apparently had been used to dig a deep ditch to block roads.
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You can see in video of the incident ... the blade of Lehkonen's skate caught Boychuck flush in the face -- and he immediately crumpled in serious pain.
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Goffin reached out with his left hand to try to brace himself against a wall but crumpled to the ground, wincing and clutching at his ankle.
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Conforto took a seemingly innocent swing on a 24-210 pitch from Diamondbacks starter Robbie Ray, then crumpled to the ground clutching his dislocated left shoulder.
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The body of Francesco Cali, a reputed boss of the Gambino crime family, lay crumpled outside his Staten Island home, pierced by at least six bullets.
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One of the militants lay visible in the rubble near the crowd of silent refugees, his crumpled body almost camouflaged among the stone and twisted metal.
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Photos from the scene showed a tangled mass of metal, with car hoods crumpled, windows smashed and a red truck plopped on top of another vehicle.
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Hunched along its bar stools, the regulars of McAnn's include construction workers with toolboxes, Broadway stagehands and weary finance types with crumpled shirts and loose ties.
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"There's been a lot of stuff that's been said about me that's absolutely not true," Smollett said on Saturday, reading from a crumpled piece of paper.
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But hours before you're meant to take off, you're still rummaging for a sorry-looking bikini and the same crumpled kaftans that come with you every year.
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The seats are inspired by the form of crumpled paper, and Kia calls their shape a shockwave design; it's at once slim and strong, comfortable and characterful.
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As I crashed into the door and crumpled to the ground, the deaf children remained unperturbed, but the teachers rushed into the hallway to investigate the commotion.
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Here's an example: "back in the day that shit wouldnt fly" BACK IN THE DAY IF YOUR BLAZER WAS CRUMPLED AT THE OPERA YOU WENT TO PRISON.
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After three rounds of crumpling, the researchers found they'd crumpled the sheet to one fortieth of its original length—and also imbued it with some impressive properties.
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Related: We Talked to the Artist Creating a Miniature City Out of Paper Artist Creates Realistic Portrait Sculptures Using Paper Abstract Origami is More Than Crumpled Paper
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As we get in, Saoudi sits crumpled, a pile of skin and sweat, with the red lipstick smudged into a blur from all the crowd's groping hands.
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A single crumpled piece of A4 paper on an almost-bare wall in Anderson's office illustrates how hormonal male contraceptives work, reducing men to brain and balls.
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BARRANQUITAS, Puerto Rico — Past miles of torn-down telephone poles, uprooted trees, and crumpled landslides, the town of Barranquitas hides in the mountains of central Puerto Rico.
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Cellists and bassists played on instruments tricked out with crumpled paper scrunched around the bridge, which lent a snarling buzz to the bottom of the orchestral texture.
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But more often, they can be heard grousing about the smattering of crumpled dollar bills in their guitar cases after performing one heartfelt Beatles song after another.
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The boy laid the bills flat and side by side in the bottom of the pizza bag, crumpled greens against lifeless silver, a sad approximation of metal.
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The crumpled painting Untitled (The Supreme Court Painting), created over two years in the mid-aughts, lies on the floor of the main gallery of the museum.
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Although McDonald posed no apparent threat to him, Van Dyke fired a stream of shots at McDonald, continuing even after the teen had crumpled to the ground.
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She changed from her uniform top into a dirty green T-shirt crumpled on her bedroom floor, sat down in front of her webcam, and got started.
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My previous attempts that ended with worn-down erasers and crumpled-up pieces of graph paper had relied on whatever vocabulary and recall I brought to them.
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He adjusted a crumpled Hershey's Kiss foil dangling from the top of the cellophane like a disco ball, then straightened a long pink object of indeterminate origin.
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Four days after accounting for 469 yards and 4 touchdowns in a loss at Seattle, Watson rolled right in practice and crumpled, untouched, his right knee shredded.
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My 14-year-old daughter constantly abandons her coat on the floor and leaves half-eaten food in the living room and crumpled papers in the hall.
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Mr. Harari was less at ease, in a loose suit that crumpled around him, his hands clasped in his lap as he sat deep in his chair.
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If someone needed extra cash, Mr. McFarland would dole it out — "$500, crumpled up, a little humid because he went jet skiing with it," Mr. Sabatini observed.
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In the administration building, extensively damaged by arson in 1998 and rebuilt, we see the factory's iron bell, crumpled like tinfoil by the heat of the flames.
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In the red Toyota Corolla, it's two round pits lined, like ancient wells, with "bricks"; in the white Ford Focus, a crumpled shirt falling out of sight.
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Their crumpled, mascara-stained faces provided a canny meditation on the pressure that American culture places on women to prove their worthiness for marriage and, ultimately, love.
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Bethanie Mattek-Sands, 32, was approaching the net early in the third set of her second-round match Thursday against at Wimbledon when her right leg crumpled.
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Through the visor of his bomb suit, he could see Jenkinson's body crumpled backward over Bartholomew's workbench; Lever's body was still standing up, leaned over her table.
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But with 221 minute 203 seconds remaining in the third quarter, Cox came down awkwardly from an attempted rebound and crumpled to the floor grabbing her knee.
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Technical analysis would begin on Friday and the first conclusions could take several days, the BEA said, posting a picture of the partly crumpled, orange-cased box.
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That changes with I, Tonya, in which Janney plays Tonya Harding's abusive mother LaVona with concentrated comedic power that hits you like a crumpled-up Coke can.
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The scene ended with an excruciatingly slow zoom out from her crumpled, bleeding body, a brilliant woman now just a discarded corpse on a Soviet prison floor.
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It took six months to write and six months to record, but it was only when we started touring that I crumpled up in the airport one day.
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"I crumpled up two small pieces of paper and placed them inside an empty teacup," she said, explaining that she wrote the words "yes" and "no" on each.
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You could be sitting next to someone at the pub, the office, in bed surrounded by crumpled clothes and cushions, and yet be practically speaking on parallel planes.
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The cornerback crumpled to the ground and grabbed his knee as the team's training staff and head coach Hue Jackson headed to the field to attend to him.
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Although Reggie makes it out of the party alive, the final shot of "Chapter V" is of the young man, crumpled and crying behind his dorm room door.
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Just 1:02 into the first round, the Russian crumpled his opponent with a thudding right hook to the chin, silencing the New Jersey crowd as he did.
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Mike stared at Jack as he pointedly dropped what remained of the croissant, crumpled the bag up while chewing, and tossed it to the floor of the van.
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Her many single socks, crumpled Starbucks receipts, five half-drunk glasses of water, a $5 bill, and an empty Garden State DVD case also lie among the carnage.
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The police were left scratching their heads over the body found crumpled on a road in a well-guarded housing development, home to Kate Winslet and Elton John.
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The girl saw a look on the woman's face that in the future she would think of every time someone crumpled a sheet of paper into a ball.
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Photos on social media, which Reuters could not authenticate, showed an armored car with scorched and slightly crumpled bodywork but with its shape mostly intact and windows unbroken.
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Among the tributes placed on its lid was a crumpled playing card - a joker - and a live chick to symbolically peck away at the conscience of his killers.
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He produced a Fendi wallet from one of his pockets and pulled out what looked like an enormous ball of lint matted against a crumpled piece of paper.
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The park ranger in charge of the list told me he recently had the sign-up sheet crumpled up and thrown in his face by a frustrated player.
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Huge, dark gray columns of smoke uncoiled from the field as rescuers dashed into the crumpled fuselage and tried to pull out as many people as they could.
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Several of his American colleagues, seeing him for the first time in 18 months, thinner, his crumpled linen jacket hanging off him, could not hold back their own.
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While today I am happy to find a crumpled bank note in a forgotten pair of trousers, I would have cursed my stupidity for failing to spend it.
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He told me that Ella saved her allowance all year for Breyerfest, toting a wad of crumpled $5 and $10 bills in an envelope along for the journey.
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From his vantage point downstairs, all Young could see was King's shoes poking over the edge of the balcony after the civil rights leader crumpled to the floor.
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Every now and then an attendant standing mid-slope would blow a whistle and a snowmobile would race out to assist an unfortunate enthusiast crumpled on the slope.
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Video of the collapse was widely shared on social media and the fire department posted photos of the aftermath showing crumpled floors and tangles of broken construction materials.
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As their caliphate crumpled, a Kurdish-led militia which was doing much to bring about that crumpling took over, establishing an autonomous fief known as Rojava in 2016.
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The dozens of families who are left now live in bright white tents, hanging laundry to dry next to twisted, overturned cars, crumpled homes, and teetering power poles.
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They used the pink paper, or tapestry, in a number of ways, surfing along its crumpled surface or holding it above their heads while marching through the space.
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On August 31, Officer Todd Bing watched Marotta use a couple of crumpled up dollar bills and some quarters to pay for less than a gallon of gas.
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Then came the infamous appearance on Australia's Sunday Night, where her "pregnant" stomach folded and crumpled like a little puff pastry taken out of the oven too soon.
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The form itself is single-spaced, blurry and difficult to read, as if the original was misplaced, forcing the staff to continually photocopy a half-used, crumpled one.
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Asadi won $1,500 for his cartoon of Trump dressed in a suit of money, orange hair ablaze and face crumpled in anger with saliva dripping from his mouth.
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Hard-working even by the standards of big-name chief executives, he claimed that his customary garb of a crumpled black sweater saved him wasting time choosing a suit.
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Minutes later, Johnson's three buddies — who had traveled with him from Minnesota for a five-day fishing trip — stumbled upon him, drenched in blood and crumpled behind a log.
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Can't throw up nice triangles and armbars with your body crumpled up, and of course you can't overhead sweep someone when they can post their head on the fence.
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Her face crumpled as she talked about the hunger that followed Mao's agricultural collectivization and industrialization campaign, when the local state-run canteen distributed two small meals a day.
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But Cars 4, 3 and 213 were overturned, and Car 1 — the business-class car — was so bent and crumpled as to be unrecognizable as a car at all.
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NEWARK — In a cavernous recycling facility crisscrossed with conveyor belts, enormous bales of crumpled plastic bottles are stacked one atop another, waiting to be sold to the highest bidder.
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American officers often describe the Chinese who talk to them as "barbarian handlers": polished, English-speaking political appointees, usually intelligence officers, whose uniforms have never been crumpled or muddied.
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The wind whipped into her hand a single crumpled piece of printer paper that appeared to contain a job listing for Tesla's recently vacated chairman of the board position.
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Winstead: I think a lot of people woke up from the election the day after in a crumpled pantsuit, with food in their bra, saying, what happened to me?
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Since I am bad at relaxing and also at having any physical mass, I was basically a crumpled-up ball of paper whipping around in a very stiff breeze.
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QL Score: +5 Bryan: Morgan finds Carol, crumpled on some random porch in plain sight — because, of course, that's where you would hang out after everything she's been through.
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They included his wallet, running and boat shoes, a University of Virginia notebook, a scientific calculator, a reusable grocery bag and the crumpled linen blazer he wore while there.
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Unlike the crumpled-up Ferfect Fried Chicken leaflets in your bin, they're something that a lot of people like to keep—mementos of nights that you'll otherwise never remember.
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According to Sam Wasson, whose biography, Fosse, appeared in 2013,
she saw a crumpled, soft-talking dance tramp, and he saw the sweetest, hottest dancing comedienne of the age.
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The huge wave of earth from the landslide swallowed 33 buildings, including apartments, worker dormitories and factories, which crumpled like cardboard as the man-made mountain of debris collapsed.
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"Jane" is respectful to the devout Alba (wonderfully portrayed by Ivonne Coll), who crumpled a flower and told Jane that that was her virtue, if she gave it away.
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Now one collector is trying to profit off the King's hydration, auctioning off a crumpled-up Dixie cup he claims the singer drank out of way back in 1956.
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In addition, Pates and his production team put together a process book that follows the making of the film, from open call Facebook posts, to crumpled up screen directions.
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Her clothes were crumpled and she'd clearly slept without removing her eyeliner; Day had barely noted this before Flor announced that she had a tale of shame to tell.
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The next morning the camera scans along David's body, crumpled on a bed of leaves, some of his fingers and toes have been bitten down to crusty little nubs.
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He worked PVC into coats of crumpled rosettes and layered sheaves of petals made of polyester organdy until the women wearing them seemed part human, part landscape, entirely elemental.
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Footage of the ruined city show a crumpled mess of houses, cars and trees mashed together by the quake, with rooftops and roads split and left at all angles.
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And those fearsome black holes would be dense tangles of strings and branes crumpled together into a ball, like a wad of paper that is tossed into a wastebasket.
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One man, standing in the wrong line to board, watched his ferry depart and angrily crumpled his unused ticket and tossed it on the ground like an unwanted souvenir.
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Fort Bend County Sheriff Troy E. Nehls and other officials told a news conference that Hanif, 17, should have survived the relatively minor accident that crumpled the car's hood.
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"I crumpled and cried after I signed my scorecard, thinking this was the hardest thing I have ever done," she told the L.P.G.A.'s website in an undated interview.
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He was happy, even at the Fed, to wear crumpled suits, live in a students' apartment block and fly coach back to New York and the family at weekends.
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The idiosyncratic structure is reminiscent of a crumpled paper cup that has been inverted and slashed by a capricious hand, with irregular bands of fenestration tracking the building's contours.
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To his credit, after the Iraqi Army crumpled in the face of the American onslaught, Bush refused to continue on to Baghdad, as the hawks in his party demanded.
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I wanted real cards: cards I could hold in my hands, remove the gift cards from, then forget about until my cat started chewing on the crumpled envelope days later.
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Its surface area is pizza-sized, but it has been crumpled to fit inside the skull and the result is the brain's most distinctive feature -- the many folds and wrinkles.
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As you explore the the pseudo-natural landscape, sounds of running rivers and crumpled leaves infiltrate the environment, further breaking down the boundaries between authentic nature and VR's natural world.
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Once the ensuing onslaught left Barnatt in a crumpled mess down on the canvas, referee Herb Dean's hand was forced in calling off the fight in little over 2209 seconds.
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As if to explain the argument, Simone later asks Tess to bring the Champagne bucket from Serena's table and unfurl the crumpled up cloth napkins hidden under the champagne bottle.
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Crumpled balls of paper are piled against the wall, and when I reach down to unfold one, I discover a portentous warning: Your wife may not be who she seems.
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Reddit user Qgin chronicled their father's surprisingly successful attempt at constructing a selfie stick out of a car window washer, some crumpled napkins, masking tape and his iPhone 6 plus.
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This meant that an aluminum honeycomb 'crush core' was crumpled and absorbed some of the impact of landing, leading to a slight oscillation in the rocket, Musk explained on Twitter.
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" Then he dramatically crumpled up the newspaper and chucked it to the stage floor, adding, for the benefit of environmentalists in the progressive crowd: "I'll pick that up later. Recycle!
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Its site in Samuel's camp near the airport consisted of little more than three plastic chairs, with a crumpled white tent lying on the floor, when Reuters visited on Tuesday.
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As hoped, Hannah catches Zach with the letter, and sees him reading it in the hallway — only for him to toss it on the ground in a crumpled-up ball.
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It was far from the perfect ending, however, as she crumpled on her landing during qualification for the final of the women's aerials on Thursday, failing to make it through.
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During his alone time with Rachel, Lucas reads her a poem he scrawled on a crumpled piece of loose-leaf paper torn from a notebook, though not along the perforations.
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I try on my fall jacket, you know, to make sure my belly hasn't outgrown it, and inside the front pocket I find a familiar present: a crumpled $10 bill.
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Dubuffet conceived of shortcut techniques to intricacy, such as slathering ink on a piece of crumpled foil, then pressing it to paper to create an impression recalling the moon's surface.
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Wilder, in contrast, only has to be perfect for the second it takes to hammer home a ramrod right hand, leaving his opponent crumpled on the canvas, concussed, he said.
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The Chinese leader is in the enviable position of having watched and absorbed how thoroughly Trump crumpled over the past month in the face of an adversary he vastly underestimated.
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Bellamy says he is convinced the movers took the box, opened it, saw the crumpled plastic bag but not the ring and then tossed it aside thinking it was empty.
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And he signaled Friday he would use his hardline negotiating stance as a political talking point, claiming on Twitter that potential Democratic rivals would have crumpled in a similar situation.
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A police forensics team was combing through the rubble for clues as to why the walkway, which overlooks the main lobby, crumpled without warning, said Jakarta police spokesman Argo Yuwono.
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The cover, a photograph from Tiananmen Square, depictsa man's crumpled body and fractured skull lying in a pool of blood and a crowd of men reacting to the gruesome sight.
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Shouting racist slurs, the youths took a small bag from one of the men, and savagely beat them, leaving Mr. Zhang and his friends crumpled and bloodied on the sidewalk.
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As soon as the caseworker who had sat her there turned to go, she let out a whimper that rose to a thin howl, her crumpled face a bursting dam.
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They disconnected after slamming into the dam's giant concrete gates with a loud crash, and one quickly sunk as the other crumpled, its debris forming a wedge between the gates.
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The grounds where Gandhi crumpled to the ground, and the elegant mansion where he spent his final days, have been turned into a memorial to his life, and violent death.
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The green litter basket had stood on a street corner in Harlem for as long as anyone could remember, collecting unwanted plastic bottles, candy wrappers and crumpled bags and papers.
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Dowling, who lived there during the mid-20073th century, are arranged about the place: wartime soap, army coats crumpled atop the beds as blankets, along with her own abandoned dolls.
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And now the latest advancement arrives with Mr. Gottesman's recent contribution, "A state variable for crumpled thin sheets," which proposed that crumpling dynamics may not be hopelessly complex after all.
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When the final whistle blew, they crumpled to the field in despair, inconsolable, in tears for all that they had given, and for what, after all that, they had received.
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Mr. Pecknold, standing near a rack of guitars amid crumpled-up pieces of paper, boxes of Vicks VapoPads and vitamin C supplements, was clearly in charge, but also at ease.
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Images posted online by local media showed the plane's crumpled remains engulfed in flames in a field surrounded by tall vegetation, with a large plume of smoke in the sky.
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As we pulled into a parking spot on the side of the road, I noticed a white man — tall, with dirty yellow hair and crumpled white clothes — on the sidewalk.
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When they landed, about 30 to 40 people began climbing out of crushed cars and crumpled homes where they had been living, stranded since the storm wiped out their community.
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The doors to the garage are open displaying the hoods of a black Tesla, red Porsche, two large SUVs, and in the last bay a crumpled hulk of a vehicle.
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They were resigned to this, though it was shaming for creatures so smart and orderly to lie higgledy-piggledy with cups and crumpled wrappers: a poor reward for their service.
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Sipowicz, a senior at Canisius College, told BuzzFeed News that he was "kind of in a panic" after seeing the front of his car crumpled from an apparent hit-and-run.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - A sea of crumpled bottles spills across the courtyard of Lucy Luo Minghui's new $44 million plastic recycling factory in Nairobi, where plastic waste litters roadsides and clogs rivers.
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A 1,93-mile journey Fifteen years after 9/11, virtually all of the artifacts reclaimed from Ground Zero -- ranging from crushed ambulances to crumpled elevator motors -- were distributed across the country.
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It didn&apost take long after that for investigators to find a match after extracting DNA from a crumpled up napkin that Gary Hartman, now 68, had left at a restaurant.
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In this J. G. Ballard-esque spectacle, people drive by and see fake flowers and glitter scattered amidst hunks of crumpled metal, while gold leafing lies on the guts of corpses.
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Then this really hit me: these odd volumes of plaster — with their crumpled, discontinuous surfaces, their weird industrial articulations, their enigmatic protuberances — were formed using a demolished car as a mold.
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Number of the day $1 million+ Value of seven Ty Cobb baseball cards a family found at the bottom of a crumpled paper bag while cleaning out great grampa's house. Score!
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Announcements buzz over the PA system, admonishing the less fortunate for soliciting spare change, telling riders to not give them money and instead reserve their crumpled dollars for charities or shelters.
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I thought of him watching it on the couch that his legs were too long for, feet hanging over the armrest, and something in my chest crumpled like a paper lily.
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When Zverev looped a forehand into the net two games later to concede a second break, his racket paid the price, ending up in a crumpled heap next to his chair.
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Crumpled and weathered Monopoly money lay scattered across 217 wobbly tables in the stuffy gymnasium, where more than 2000,200 students had huddled for an hour around game boards based on Lagos.
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Metal gates in affluent neighborhoods like Caparra had been crumpled like cardboard, while makeshift trails leading to wooden houses in the barrios of Guaynabo had been made impassable by fallen trees.
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The United States alone has crumpled because it showed no interest in building the safeguards erected in other advanced countries to protect those on the wrong side of these changes. Why?
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In such a crowd, a man could get butchered and the guards wouldn't know it until they discovered his bloodless corpse lying crumpled on the walkway after the crowd had passed.
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Moronta crumpled to the dirt at the front of the pitchers' mound in serious pain in the sixth inning after sustaining an arm injury on his third pitch to Luis Urias.
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Stacked at the bottom of the closet are paint tube boxes, and atop of them are what appear to be crumpled-up cotton paint rags rendered in masses of impasto paint.
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Douglas Smith angled his brash yellow board into the wave and rode toward the Far Rockaway shore in Queens, before the crest crumpled into foam and he tumbled into the water.
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" When they arrived in Washington, Mr. Reis continued, "Barney Frank actually said to Jared one day, 'Your suit looks like you crumpled it up in your pocket for the whole day.
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In video of the crash obtained by The Houston Chronicle, two vehicles come spinning into the frame; one becomes momentarily airborne before both come to rest in a crumpled, smoky heap.
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In it, Mr. Van Dyke fires repeatedly at Laquan, who is wielding a knife, as he moves slightly away from the officers and even as he lies crumpled on the ground.
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I guess the access to a kitchen went to my head; probably also the crumpled paper bag of tip money that I kept under my bed, which made me feel rich.
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But when the coronavirus crisis required ramping factories to make ventilators, "the White House's ability to gather the power of American industry crumpled," the NYT's David Sanger and Maggie Haberman write.
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Her resources depleted, depressed and defeated,She searched for a Kleenex and then — Right there in her purse (could it get any worse?)Crumpled up was a five and a ten.
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Runners clicked out warnings as they torpedoed through the crowds, pushing wheelbarrows full to the brim with still twitching sea-life, and crumpled dalasi bills exchanged hands at a furious pace.
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For a small fee, paid in loose change and crumpled dollar bills, carnations could be dedicated to those circulating on the baby blue floor, eliciting a round of giggles or groans.
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But that did not begin to tell the absurd tale of how the buck, known as J.R., for Jackie Robinson, and Lefty, because of his crumpled left antler, came to die.
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MORE: These storm tourists are dropping thousands of dollars to chase tornadoes Photos of the aftermath of the typhoon showed crumpled houses, massive floods, and survivors struggling to wade to safety.
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Changes critical to reviving Zimbabwe's crumpled economy, including land reform, are thought politically impossible under Mr. Mugabe and would remain so under Ms. Mugabe, whose legitimacy derives from her husband's legacy.
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Police said they were alerted to the flag's presence Monday morning, where they found the American flag that usually sits atop the flagpole lying crumpled on the ground, according to CNN.
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Every bedroom — as well as the office, the playroom, and any other nook we can find — is furnished with a happy mess of air mattresses, crumpled sleeping bags and yawning suitcases.
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But as one of those cranes lay crumpled on a narrow Lower Manhattan street, toppled after a deadly collapse on Friday, the image of the machine took on a jarringly different meaning.
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Anger over the shooting has roiled Chicago since the police department released dash-cam video showing Officer Van Dyke riddling McDonald with bullets — even after the teen had crumpled to the ground.
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Though it is about the size of a pizza, it has been crumpled to fit inside your skull, and the result is the brain's most distinctive feature: the many folds and wrinkles.
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Every day I'd put it on to energize myself and do a sad little Rocky-montage-in-miniature down foggy streets before charging into a waiting pile of textbooks and crumpled notes.
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When Germany met Argentina at the 2006 FIFA World Cup quarter-final for a penalty shoot-out, then-goalkeeper, Jens Lehmann, brought with him a crumpled piece of paper onto the pitch.
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That then eliminates the often-futile search for that crumpled paper receipt you used as a gum wrapper yesterday, or the confirmation email lost in the disorganized abyss that is your inbox.
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Entitled Walhalla â€" the Viking paradise â€" the main installation featured a long, poorly-illuminated and narrow room lined with oxidised steel beds draped with dark grey crumpled lead sheets and covers.
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A dashboard camera video of the October 2014 killing of Laquan McDonald, 17, showed Officer Jason Van Dyke, firing 16 shots into Mr. McDonald's body even after he crumpled to the ground.
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The US flag that usually flies from the pole lay crumpled on the ground when police arrived on the scene Monday morning, according to Lieutenant Gwen Smith of the Laramie Police Department.
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An idea that was once marginal enough to require laborious defense gradually became so self-evident that it was hardly worth explaining; like the crumpled letter, its presence was taken for granted.
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At those Winter Games, Vonn saw her name atop the leader board and let loose a resounding scream as she crumpled to the snow, the first American woman to win the event.
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Human beings are storytelling creatures, craning to see the crumpled metal in the closed-off highway lane, working from the moment the traffic slows to construct a narrative from what's left behind.
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St. John's crumpled paper arrangements (actually acrylic and polymer on canvas), carry the same weight as the arbitrarily arranged paper bits plastered beneath Jasper Johns' wax brushstrokes, but without the latter's mania.
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But when Owens swatted away a drive to the basket by Winston early in the second half, his third block, he rolled his ankle as he landed and crumpled in a heap.
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I suspect that, say, the beeping machine that shrinks down into a tiny version of itself (or compresses into a crumpled up version of itself) will have something to do with something.
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As soon as Wun Wun crumpled to the floor in the castle courtyard after smashing his way through the barred doors, fans flocked to social media to pay tribute to the gigantic warrior.
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The end result was a crushed potato slathered in sour cream and pierced with a sail made from a crumpled cheese slice, a flap of pink construction paper, and a wet mushroom cap.
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They show, as if in a how-to guide, the four stages of the process from holding the ketchup-dipped pork package to the crumpled napkin on the paper plate at the end.
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According to the police report, Arana admitted to police that he had been drinking, and crumpled drink receipts were found in his jean pockets indicating that he closed his tab just after midnight.
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It crumpled on Thursday though following lacklustre U.S. employment data and having been buffeted by a surge in the Chinese yuan as Beijing made moves to shake out large bets against its currency.
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Click here to view original GIFA 17th century map was found in a chimney in Scotland and then delivered to the National Library of Scotland crumpled inside a plastic bag and basically destroyed.
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It just goes to show that physics can explain more than just the motions of stars and quantum entanglement; it can also illuminate things like concussions, tangled hair, sparking grapes, and crumpled paper.
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By the end of "Chapter Sixty-Two," Jane follows her inner Sex goddess, and has her first-ever casual fling in history after years of negative sex message via one crumpled white flower.
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The girl's résumé that got crumpled up on the floor and got one thousand no's, she didn't hear, 'You're a girl and you're going to cry and that's why we didn't hire you.
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" O Boyle says she crumpled from relief and started hysterically crying when she finally heard what she'd been waiting to hear: "He said the board has decided Mr. Starling will not be paroled.
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Polak's right leg crumpled awkwardly under his body during the exchange in the second period Saturday, causing the 30-year-old to scream in pain and immediately signal to the bench for assistance.
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When Donald Glover closes his eyes and falls in a crumpled heap to the Honda Stage floor at the end of the psychedelic "Riot," are we supposed to think that he's actually dead?
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Related: Orange Soaked Silkscreens Trace Black History in America Abstract Origami Is More Than Crumpled Paper Origami Animals Come to Life in These Digital Portraits Japan's Best New Photographers Are in Their 70s
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"We think that flat fat gets laid down in the arteries much easier than fat that is crumpled up," Holly Andersen, MD, a cardiologist at New York Presbyterian Hospital, told us last year.
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She photographed a statue of Justice victoriously lifting her sword and scales over the crumpled bones of a church, then recorded ragged building walls guarding living rooms reduced to carpets of pulverized brick.
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It was one of thousands of lawsuits GM and other automakers faced over the years that claimed that the roofs of their vehicles easily crumpled in rollovers, resulting in severe injury and death.
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The area is littered with overturned cars and twisted debris crumpled on top of each other after a tornado ripped through Pella, Iowa, one of several that tore through the state on Thursday.
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What a welcome break a bit of the ugly, awkward, creased and crumpled is from blown-up body parts airbrushed to car paint finish and encased in Saran-wrap tight, painfully polished clothes.
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In El Manar and Giza Bahriya, once among Sirte's best neighborhoods, houses looking onto the crystal blue Mediterranean are now crumpled piles of twisted metal and concrete, doors blasted from their metal frames.
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But it wasn't until I was able to unfold his crumpled little body that I was able to get a look at the gaping gash on his forehead, directly above his right eyebrow.
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On Wednesday afternoon, a large blue tarp hung from a gash in the front of the ship, large scratches were visible on the port side and a section of the bow was crumpled.
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As dawn broke in Houston on Friday, footage showed a blackened shell of a building near the center of an industrial lot, and crumpled roofs and shorn walls on the structures around it.
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Images posted online by news organizations showed the crumpled wreckage of a plane engulfed in flames in a field surrounded by tall vegetation, with a large plume of smoke in the sky above.
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KATE WERBLE GALLERY Ernesto Burgos's sculptures in "One Thing After Another" — loops and whirls of cardboard treated with resin and sandwiched in fiberglass — look something like interesting accidents of crumpled paper writ large.
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Many of them, done in graphite and colored pencil, are trompe l'oeil images: sheets of crumpled notebook paper covered with handwritten lists and statements excoriating the art world as a gatekeeping money machine.
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Almendarez says the only official paper he brought home was a crumpled government pamphlet bearing a toll-free number he had been told to call to find out where his son was taken.
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Pinned inside one, I find a crumpled sheet that has most of the lyrics for the Benumb split, and this inspires me to actually sit down and figure the rest of them out.
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From the moment she learned that she was still going to die, Nina only had about three seconds left to live; just like that, she went from Nina Sergeevna to a crumpled corpse.
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Residents gather by a bridge to look at cars left crumpled in one of the tributaries of the Patapsco River that burst its banks as it channeled through historic Main Street in Ellicott City.
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The UFC tried that move a third time, booking him against Ovince Saint Preux last fall after OSP's tepid interim title loss, and Manuwa crumpled OSP in the second round with a left hook.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Unless you are heartless ghoul, the unabashedly ribald energy rippling throughout Kathy Butterly's crumpled, bulging, oddly twisted, and pouting ceramic vessels should bring a smile to your face.
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He thought that maybe each and all of the mylar's crumpled-up faces were like bits in a computer, and the information is stored in a sort of popped-in or popped-out phase.
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In the Library, alongside sheets of crumpled paper displayed on pedestals, he has carefully stacked boxes according to their size; in the Field and Staff Room, he's created similar ziggurats with chairs and tables.
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His failed attempt to leap the Caesar's Palace fountains on New Year's Eve 1967 was replayed over and over on TV, his crumpled body tumbling in slow motion across a Las Vegas parking lot.
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A similar figure, albeit with less exaggerated features, reappears in a successive still life in which she lies crumpled and defeated on the floor, her right arm broken off like that of a statue.
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After the passenger jet was on the ground and its 80 passengers disembarked, authorities examined the damage and concluded that the crumpled side of the nose cone was in fact caused by a drone.
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Chizi Duru, a New York City college senior and beauty vlogger, found a quick and easy way for her fellow natural-haired guys and girls to avoid flat-topped twist-outs and crumpled 'fros.
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But the end of the first round, he had already crumpled the big fighter against the ropes—scrambling Carnera's brains for 9 more rounds before the fight was stopped and Baer won by TKO.
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As I headed toward the parking lot, I took a last look around me: the parents dragging kids, the kids dragging parents, the half-consumed turkey legs, the crumpled pamphlets describing what cows eat.
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But outside the crumpled buildings, the urgency was palpable as rescue workers clawed at rubble to remove it piece by piece and volunteers passed buckets of debris along long lines to waiting dump trucks.
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Questioning the purpose of fencing off empty lots beyond the "control of how humans are acting in spaces," Ms. Burns has crumpled fencing material into figurally suggestive sculptures and coated them with iridescent paint.
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The only visible evidence of candy is one crumpled wrapper left on the road — a prop that we can actually see in the vitrine that also displays the old photo that inspired this work.
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So Titus recreated the narrative in a painting that was even larger, 10 by 10 feet, but he crumpled the part of the canvas with the men to make the little boy the hero.
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Evenings they work with overwhelmed students to create study guides, do algebra problems, organize binders, smooth out crumpled papers at the bottom of book bags and do "error analyses" when a biology test goes awry.
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Responding to their 911 call, two LAPD officers arrived within minutes to find the body of a woman in a black cocktail dress crumpled on a blood-washed walkway in front of a townhouse condominium.
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Sometimes, when Gil laughed, you could see how he might have been a different man if he hadn't chosen to be this professor with his stooping bulk and crumpled, shapeless suits, his braying, brilliant talk.
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It's machine-washable, and, even if you pick it up crumpled from the floor and throw it on, the major wrinkles tend to fall out after about 15-20 minutes of contact with body heat.
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At the funeral, which only Matt, Foggy, and Karen attend, the priest talks about how Grotto would often show up for Sunday mass, emptying crumpled-up hundreds in hopes of redemption for his gang work.
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Teixeira, who had earlier crumpled to the ground in agony when he fouled a ball off his foot, compounded his misery by grounding into a double play that ended the fourth with two runners aboard.
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She is best known for her 1998 work My Bed, showing the crumpled and cigarette-strewn bed exactly as she left it after several days spent languishing in her room during a period of depression.
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The paper-white, easily identified "CARTON OF EGGS," nearly a stand-in for its subject, is pop philosophy, while "DRAWING TABLE," crumpled unrecognizably in the bottom half of its box, is a tart memento mori.
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While search and rescue efforts in Palu centered on the Roa Roa Hotel and a shopping mall that had also crumpled, thousands of other buildings were destroyed by the powerful earthquake and the devastating tsunami.
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The paper is temporary crumpled up as we are reminded of the beginning image, and, with a thrill, we realize we are seeing through the eyes of the artist as well as feeling her frustration.
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Bryna Nevison Quickly scanning the blackened, crumpled buildings and the pile of wood that once held the chapel's ancient Torah scrolls, the 26-year-old went to the remaining rooms and took what she could carry.
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His drawing of a crumpled bicycle, a bandaged hand and a dying elephant poked fun at the symbols of three parties that fared poorly in the most important vote, in Uttar Pradesh, India's most populous state.
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For instance, those associated with woozy face, a newer emoji that depicts a "yellow face with a crumpled mouth and a cockeyed expression, as if tired and emotional from inebriation or smitten with love," Kelly explained.
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On the way to school he would do keepie-ups with an orange, a crumpled newspaper, or a bundle of rags, not letting the ball touch the ground even as he went over a railway bridge.
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No, these guiding principles are drawn in block letters on three large, slightly crumpled pieces of paper, as if to say that, like the medium, the message is fragile and, once damaged, a challenge to repair.
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In the docs, Mena says he bought his Tesla last September, and the very next day he was changing lanes on Hollywood Boulevard when the front right wheel suddenly crumpled and flew right off the car!
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The hotel had since been converted to apartments, but was once a hot spot for entertainers and athletes—none more popular in their day than the one crumpled up in the corner of the decaying structure.
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Authorities said they were getting a search warrant to seize the car with a crumpled hood and have yet to rule out intoxication, mental health problems or a medical incident as the reason for the crash.
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So, before you have to endure another day of rummaging through your tote for a crumpled-up single or your never-there-when-you-need-it office keycard, take a peak at the 15 wallets ahead.
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Knickknacks, empty food dispensers, crumpled papers, and corporate guidebooks litter the rooms and work spaces, while text chains and emails wait to be discovered in computers that, for all their futuristic features, lack two-step verification.
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Aside from working in a different medium, Koons's only creative changes in adapting the photograph were to introduce color; tweak the children's gestures slightly; and add accessories like the flower, the heart, and a crumpled sheet.
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Upon impact, the layer of composite metal foam was able to absorb up to 75 percent of the energy of the ball rounds, and up to 78 percent for the armor-piercing rounds, as it crumpled.
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The film traces the very uneventful days of an android who's a kind of interstellar U.P.S. driver, delivering packages containing tokens of memory — a fishing lure, a cigarette butt, a crumpled paper cup — to lonely humans.
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Opportunity may have now lived well over 5,000 Martian days — called "sols" — on the frigid desert planet, but it's lucky it didn't crash into the surface during landing, becoming a crumpled mass of wires and metal.
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The injury occurred during Game 2 on Wednesday night, when Parker crumpled to the court after launching a seemingly harmless floater in the paint, the same shot he wore like a glove for nearly 15 years.
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As we toured the neighborhood, past a man crumpled on the ground next to empty beer bottles and trash, Mr. Leising told us that the daily glimpses of desperation brought him to the brink of depression.
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The project is represented in the gallery by a mix of crumpled plastic bottles, videos documenting the community discussions in Flint, and some of Reese's realized designs on mannequins — khaki and blue swimsuits, skirts, and hats.
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Unlike the route of the Union Pacific, which stretched westward from Omaha across the flat expanse of the Great Plains, the Central Pacific faced daunting topographical challenges, particularly in the crumpled fastnesses of the Sierra Nevada.
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In a steady rain, huge cranes moved into place and began to lift the wrecked pieces of the train, while the crumpled remains of cars and trucks were loaded onto tractor-trailers to be taken away.
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Utility poles had snapped like twigs, blocking what seemed like all the roads that weren't flooded; metal gates that once enclosed affluent neighborhoods were crumpled beyond recognition; gas station pumps were tipped over like domino tiles.
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But the real magic is in what they do to pieces like "Hers and His," an exhilarating construction of fabric circles, crumpled paper, and acrylic paint hanging far enough from the wall to cast a shadow.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Dutch road race gold medalist Anna van der Breggen said she had to snap back into race mode after seeing stricken team mate Annemiek van Vleuten crumpled by the roadside on Sunday.
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"They have kidnapped the Constitution, they have kidnapped our rights, they have kidnapped our liberty," said Julio Borges, the opposition lawmaker who heads the body, holding a crumpled copy of the ruling before reporters on Thursday.
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But slowly after the hit in the third quarter, James crumpled to the floor in pain and was unable to return in a 22-23 thrashing of his Cleveland Cavaliers by the host San Antonio Spurs.
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Motoya slapped on a vice grip and began to search for the brabo choke, Nascimento desperately attempted to keep his back from being crumpled up, and Motoya landed some stiff knees to the grill as a result.
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But researchers from South Korea's Sejong University, Chung-Ang University, and Kyungpook National University are instead merging those burgeoning technologies to create an ultra-thin portable keyboard that can be crumpled up like paper without breaking it.
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Thankfully, the online reporting platform you use employs some kind of fancy schmancy AI to automatically detect how much you spent and where you spent it, changing emailed and crumpled paper receipts into digital reports with ease.
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Perhaps in dissociated images that have only a little to do with their lyrics: New England highways in November paved with ice; candlelight and marijuana smoke; crumpled-up letters; long lonely walks in early spring; last kisses.
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A vehicular bungle, wherein a Toyota Camry met its crumpled end at the trunk of a tree on a pedestrian island, has been given a golden new lease on life by an as-yet-unidentified street artist.
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As today's most powerful 20 leaders gather in Germany's northern port city, some among them may cast an eye across the city's skyline remembering when much here looked as Mosul does today: crumpled and broken by war.
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Once they met me, it was quite apparent that I'm genuinely into all this stuff, and they opened up, lending me their crumpled old snaps to scan, and, in a couple of cases, their entire photo albums.
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When he was dissatisfied with the overly digital sound of "22 Over Soon," he and his engineer took a cassette (Neil Young's "Unplugged"), pulled out the tape and crumpled it and wrote on it with a marker.
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Almost as soon as the young man crouching on a trash-strewed street in Brooklyn pulled out a crumpled dollar bill from his pocket and emptied its contents of dried leaves into a wrapper, he had company.
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"The video shows that He Yinli crumpled the flag and tossed it away -- is the race result more important than the national flag?" wrote Wei Jing, another Chinese marathon runner, on Weibo, the Chinese equivalence of Twitter.
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In households up and down the land – including my own – it's a family tradition to place a couple of each-way wagers before settling down on the sofa and watching the race, crumpled betting-slips in hand.
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CreditCreditBenjamin Lowy for The New York Times The attorney Michael Avenatti stands just under six feet tall, with blatant blue eyes and thinning hair he shaves down to stubble, exposing the crumpled vein at his left temple.
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I stammered through nonsensical repetitions of words ("sky news, sky news, I, I, I, um, sky news"), my legs crumpled from under me without warning, and I lost my memory during episodes, which lasted hours at times.
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The tightness of Nataki Garrett's pared-down production comes and goes, but the nine-member ensemble is uncommonly winning, and their colorful costumes of crumpled Tyvek (by Ivania Stack) make them look like 3-D paper dolls.
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A few months ago, after a particularly brutal parenting fail that left me and my kid in tears, I found myself crumpled on the bathroom floor, staring at the toilet while I tapped out a journal entry.
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Here, the larvae are presented raw in a salad with the same ingredients as laab: nam pla (fish sauce), stinging lime, a crackle of roasted rice powder, crumpled mint and cilantro, and enough chiles to paralyze conversation.
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Each page is lit up by the bright light of memory, then is crumpled by the aging hand of scruple, only to be smoothed out again by the comfort of fine old feelings: It looked like this!
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We carry our crumpled laundry down the block to the dry cleaner; we push overloaded strollers to the playground; we grab a slice of pizza on the way to the subway after a long day at work.
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He rarely bailed out, but said he survived 11 crashes — mostly hard landings on carrier decks as his plane broke through arresting wires, lost its landing gear and skidded to a jolting halt with crumpled wings and nose.
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Just think of the possibilities — this could mean the end of rooting through the bottom of your purse in hopes of finding a single stray bobby pin mixed in with the loose change, crumpled receipts, and gum wrappers.
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Photographs on social media showed a plane lying crumpled on the tarmac with black smoke pouring from its upper section, and later images showed a gap along the length of the charred fuselage where its roof had been.
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On February 2000nd both the national government and that of Haryana, a state that rings Delhi, the Indian capital, on three sides, crumpled after rioters sabotaged a canal that supplies nearly half the water to the sprawling metropolis.
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Experts say the ruins of the building, which crumpled two weeks ago in Istanbul's Asian district of Kartal, highlight the dangers of approving unregulated construction work in a city of 15 million people that is prone to earthquakes.
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Against most fighters it is advantageous to drag them away from the cage to lessen their chances of getting up, but the triangle/armbar-centric closed guard is far harder to work when crumpled up against the fence.
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Even when Steph played it safe, tried to let someone else get over James, LeBron still found a way to stalk him from behind, explode into the air, and leave him crumpled in a heap on the ground.
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"This looks like a shoe that's been dug up from a village in the Arctic," the company's head of design, Jamie McLellan (black Allbirds, black soles), said, picking up a stained and crumpled Tree prototype in off-white.
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On Soccer ATHENS — The game is drifting, goalless, toward its close when a heavy tackle from an Olympiacos player leaves Konstantinos Galanopoulos, a young midfielder for A.E.K. Athens, crumpled in a heap in the middle of the field.
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Then last spring Ms. Hendry financed her first major solo exhibition in New York City, "Monochrome," for which she drew a series of crumpled up Pantone cards and created an interactive space around them at a Brooklyn warehouse.
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Who among us has not crumpled in terror at the thought that those who know us best will no longer love us, nor tried to use external trappings (beauty, wealth, social media) to fill a gaping spiritual hole?
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The disaster occurred just as the whistle blew for the workers to quit for the day, when a section of the mile-and-a-half-long bridge crumpled and caused a chain reaction of breaking girders and cables.
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Two crumpled suitcases, cast in bronze, sit under a hedge by the pathway, a crushed-gravel trail that stretches 245 miles from sheltered Westport harbor to the wind-blasted rocks of Achill Island on the wild Atlantic coast.
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The presidential candidate was sitting in the Senate chamber last week listening to Adam Schiff explain why Donald Trump should be removed from office and he retrieved a crumpled tissue from his pocket to wipe his runny nose.
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Pictures of the wreckage showed a crumpled garbage truck lying on the ground near the train tracks with trash strewn about, while several lawmakers took to Twitter following the crash to let the public know they were safe.
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On that day in 2017, after students threw crumpled pieces of paper and broken pencils that he thought were meant for him, he said, he flicked it open, then waited in a defensive posture, with the blade extended.
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Adding insult to injury, AMC then pulled another rabbit out of its crumpled hat: not only was Rick alive, but the character would be the lead in a trilogy of Walking Dead movies set to air on the network.
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Once the competition reached the final six, Huskova's team mate and defending champion Alla Tsuper went for it all, attempting the most difficult jump of the night – the back full-full-full – but crumpled on landing and finished fourth.
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Cobalt, copper, nickel and lithium are expected to see increasing demand from the EV trade in the years ahead, even though once-rocketing prices for cobalt and lithium have crumpled this year on the back of a supply surge.
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He then strangled and beat her, bludgeoning her to death with a fireplace poker in a murder so violent that the walls of the back staircase were smeared with Kathleen's blood, pools of it drying around her crumpled body.
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During the process of interpreting the tangles of stinkweed, crumpled chain link fences, and haphazard façades reaching for sneaker-festooned power lines, Brown began to see Marie Antoinette's piled hair — and from that bewildering epiphany the aforementioned shift followed.
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Not long after the first on-field workout of the Redskins' offseason program began Monday, Foster crumpled to the ground on the third play and immediately was tended to by defensive coordinator Greg Manusky and team president Bruce Allen.
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Beneath these "Found Objects" Hammons lays a tempting trap for visitors in the form of crumpled dollar bills that are left on the floor below, transforming the gallery into a social experiment that exposes the primal roots of greed.
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As he crumpled to the sidewalk, Mr. Hatmaker became one of more than 200 people to overdose in the Cincinnati area in the past two weeks, leaving three people dead in what the officials here called an unprecedented spike.
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In my hospital, the University of Vermont Medical Center, the clothing in the crowd reflected the different jobs we'd been pulled away from: There were white coats and ties, crumpled blue scrubs, bouffant surgical hats and expensive pinstripe suits.
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First the aluminum caps, as well as the thin tamper-evident bands beneath them, are fashioned into fixed shapes: flattened into long hexagonal strips, pounded into squares, cut and twisted into O-rings, or crumpled like a pie tart.
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At Regina Rex is "Robot" (2007, bronze), which looks like a small, boxy vehicle with one mechanical arm that, having crumpled to the floor some time ago, is now just a heap of junk overtaken by moss or crabgrass.
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"Despite the apparent ease with which sheets of paper are crumpled and tossed away, crumpling dynamics are often considered a paradigm of complexity," Mr. Gottesman noted in a research paper published earlier this month in the journal Communications Physics.
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Prikryl's debut is a gratifying demonstration of (among other things) the warmth and wit of poetry's formal architecture; we are far removed here from the sad, crumpled land of line-broken prose in which so many contemporary collections dwell.
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She also pointed out one wide 18-karat gold cuff that looked like crumpled paper, a piece that Mr. de la Renta once used, and another large silver cuff set with Indian polki, or uncut diamonds, priced at $16,000.
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Throughout his current retrospective, Art Got Into Me, at the Neuberger Museum of Art, Engels's provocations yield moments of genuine delight: scribbled-on chalkboards peeking out from frayed plywood, crumpled fabrics escaping ornate frames, and delicate paintings within paintings.
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The ads — some will include strollers, others will put the focus on pedestrians and crumpled vehicles — will be posted in various languages throughout the city, and officials said they hoped the reminders would help reduce the number of crashes.
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In the spring of 2010, near the end of Alan Gilbert's first season as music director of the New York Philharmonic, the players in the orchestra pelted him with crumpled pieces of paper in the middle of a performance.
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As if in defiance of Westminster's obsession with appearance, the chief political photographer of PA, the news agency formerly known as the Press Association, wears a smattering of unruly stubble, a crumpled jacket and a shirt with two buttons undone.
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A Utah man is facing murder charges after allegedly shooting and killing his mother and then live-streaming footage of her crumpled body on Facebook as he sobbed "Mom" into the camera with blood smeared on his face, say police.
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Mr Murray really does make a habit of joining in strangers' karaoke sessions and football games, washing dishes in their kitchens or proposing toasts at their stag nights, before slouching off into the night like some kind of crumpled superhero.
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Here, Dial, a former welder in a railway-carriage factory, used rusty metal cans, stuffed animals, a mannequin's head, crumpled steel, and metal mesh to evoke a battlefield's chaotic atmosphere — and credibly portray a slice of its landscape of destruction.
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In another crazed flurry, Bermudez—who often fights low with his head down and centre—threw a left jab which was handily slipped by Zombie to be met by perfectly-timed right uppercut to send Bermudez crumpled on the Octagon canvas.
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In 1994, Creed crumpled a sheet of A4 paper into a ball and sent it to Tate Gallery, only to have it returned with the paper flattened inside an envelope, along with a letter rejecting it as an unsolicited donation.
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In moments captured on cell phone, Murray drank with guests, produced a wad of crumpled bills to buy booze when beer ran out and grabbed a tambourine to jam with the band until police came to quiet the party down.
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Ms. Alvarez was criticized for the delay in bringing charges for Mr. McDonald's death — and her refusal to make public the police video showing that Mr. McDonald was shot 16 times, most of them after he had crumpled to the ground.
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Finau began running toward the seventh green after his tee shot disappeared into the hole and swung around to jog backwards while motioning for his family to join him before he twisted his left foot and crumpled to the ground.
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Did your douchey night at Le Bain involve inebriated right-swiping on Raya, resulting in your waking up twisted in a handsome stranger's Frette bedsheets, with yesterday's party dress looking like a crumpled pantiliner, and now he wants to have brunch?
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You may have been the type to print out hopeful budget spreadsheets, with cells waiting to be filled with the minutiae of all of your spending, only to leave it crumpled in that draw with all the old keys and lighters.
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Months and many court fights later, Chicago city officials were forced to release the video of the shooting, which showed Mr. McDonald, 17, being shot again and again one night in 2014, even after he lay crumpled on the street.
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Sosa soon learned what his teammates had seen — that the Celtics' Gordon Hayward had crumpled to the court at Quicken Loans Arena with a grisly injury that contorted the lower part of his left leg into the shape of an ampersand.
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The pursuit — Laquan walking down the street and officers on foot and in squad cars behind him — ended when Officer Van Dyke arrived in a car, stepped out and shot him repeatedly, even as his body was crumpled on the street.
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He makes music as the Apostille, and the Apostille material is a dark and damaged exploration of the farthest reaches of gutter-dwelling minimal EBM; a clanking, crawling mess of barely-there vocals, tin-can percussion, and crumpled Casio blurt.
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She drew objects in black and white: a pair of patent-leather Yves Saint Laurent men's dress shoes, a basketball, alphabet balloons, a crumpled up $100 bill with Kanye West's face, a pair of snakeskin boxing gloves, an Hermès Birkin bag.
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In "How to Stop Thinking Your Teen Is 'Pushing Your Buttons'," Cheryl Maguire writes: My 14-year-old daughter constantly abandons her coat on the floor and leaves half-eaten food in the living room and crumpled papers in the hall.
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Mel Bochner's photo-relief of a crumpled grid rises from the wall like a cyclone; Lygia Clark's tabletop sculpture, "The Inside Is the Outside," pursues an irregular geometry in stainless steel and Henri Michaux's mescaline-inspired drawings indicate chemical stimulants.
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Videos taken at the scenes of the crash and released by local activists showed flames billowing from the crumpled debris of a plane, clearly identifiable as an Su-25, and showed the red star symbol used by the Russian Air Force.
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Now, amid the coronavirus outbreak, he is in his element, issuing detailed health directives, even pulling a crumpled tissue out of his pocket to demonstrate good practices, while casting his opponents' maneuvering after this month's election as petty, partisan politics.
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I spent a week in my pajamas, surrounded by a growing heap of crumpled papers, as I struggled to design a puzzle that didn't rely on a two-toed sloth or a bitter vetch for that final, impossible bit of fill.
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Similar to her adjustable slip dress from previous seasons, Release 2-20 will include a new silhouette made of a playful, crumpled fabric that allows for the length to be worn short (for a night out) or longer (for the office).
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To be honest, he'd watched unabashedly as two women in an office across the street seemed to have simultaneous temper tantrums, throwing crumpled sheets of paper in the air; strangely, neither had confronted the other or seemed to register her presence.
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Although I never earned the right to compare my own stunted, slow-motion daily achievements to theirs, come darkness — slack-jawed and glassy-eyed at a table strewn with crumpled maps and empty plates — I couldn't help doing just that.
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AW: When I see your earlier work, the models that look like you crumpled up a piece of paper that you were going to throw out, I think that's a breakthrough — quite revolutionary considering traditional architecture doesn't teach that way.
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In his images, interiors are well-trodden homes — a crumpled shirt is carelessly tossed onto a chair, a cat hangs out in a carefully decorated salon, a cluster of bamboo in a kept garden stays erect thanks to carefully tied string.
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After a week of regular treatments, your garbage can can might look like Hannibal Lecter and Jason Voorhees went on a bender — full of crumpled eyeless and mouthless masks along with heaps of plastic packaging, which will all end up in a landfill.
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It might be more accurate to instead refer to the Smartduvet as 'self-tidying bedding' since all your duvet is really doing is going from being all crumpled up after a night of sleeping, to neatly spread out when it automatically unfurls.
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For the latter, there are hundreds of gift guides crowding the Internet designed to help with the decision-making process, or at the very least, help you avoid giving a lame gift card or a crumpled twenty forced hastily into an envelope.
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We've got two days until Game 254 so let's get this out of the way now—Brayden McNabb's hit that left Kuznetsov crumpled and holding his arm should have been penalized, but the illegal nature of the hit isn't what caused the injury.
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But this time, rather than a repeat of the Magic Castle date fiasco (literally so cringe-worthy that I crumpled up on horror and am still working out the neck kinks), we're treated to Gus and Mickey giving this relationship a real shot.
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You can just look at the week's scores, and see Alabama sweeping aside ninth-ranked Tennessee like a crumpled-up soda can and Ohio State outlasting a good Wisconsin team on the road despite turning in maybe 21 minutes of solid football.
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In Georgia, Holston's father tearfully read a letter that reflected on how the family used to sing "Jesus Loves Me." At the Kansas City funeral for Sha'Quille, family members crumpled as they looked into the coffin, shaking with tears or kissing her.
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Alex described himself as a longtime tinkerer who studied how tractors worked at the John Deere dealership, explored the innards of computers and once rigged a plastic pipe to a garbage bin to get rid of crumpled papers and crumbs from his desk.
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He moves intelligently off the ball, sucks in offensive rebounds with a quick second jump and a seven-foot-four wingspan, and shoots his signature push shot—an automatic deuce from eight to ten feet—like a crumpled draft at a wastebasket.
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It enters the auricle—the crumpled cone of the ear—and echoes through the auditory canal, strikes the eardrum, chimes the bones of the middle ear, and goes spinning down the sousaphone of the cochlea, tripping nerves inside like keys on a piano.
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The image of him crumpled into the trunk of the narrator's car amid jumper cables and windshield-washing fluid is upsetting; so too is the moment when the mechanic tells the narrator that the most he can do is salvage Yang's language system.
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But he grabs his subject in a hearty, if still slightly formal, embrace in a series of small wall-mounted sculptures made between the 1970s and the '90s, totemic constructions of crumpled canvas mounted on wire mesh and coated in various synthetics.
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The pursuit — with Laquan walking down the street and officers on foot and in squad cars behind him — ended when Officer Van Dyke arrived in a car, stepped out and shot him repeatedly, even after his body was crumpled on the street.
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Motorists unused to driving on slippery streets were involved in hundreds of accidents around central North Carolina as vehicles slid off roadways, including Interstate 95, where cars with crumpled bumpers and cracked glass were left abandoned on the side of the highway.
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Tables on the main floor of his 5,000-square-foot studio display a series of molds for plaster versions of the 150 crumpled red Solo cups that were part of a piece that Paula Crown showed last year at London's 0003 Hanover gallery.
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It was like dealing with Columbo, an official who worked the channel told me: An Iranian interlocutor pulled crumpled papers from his pockets and struggled to read from them names of more than 93 people whose cases were supposedly of deep concern.
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The sophomore J.T. Daniels, the only quarterback on the roster to have started a game, was on crutches and in street clothes by the end of the night, having crumpled to the turf with a right knee injury late in the second quarter.
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It took Glenn Martens of Y/Project into an intriguing reality distortion field, with necklines purposefully pulled to the side, cardigans hoiked up and over, va-va-voom sheath dresses crumpled just so, the familiar twisted just enough to become a tease.
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As the audience filed into the Chocolate Factory on Wednesday, Ms. Eagly and her team were adorning the white room with sheets of paper, haphazardly crumpled and draped, drawing our attention to the space's contours: its uneven brick walls, electrical outlets, exposed pipes.
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The paper is creased and folded, cut and angled, crumpled and twisted to make the materiality of concrete present in the image in a way that stretches the medium to the point where it begins to morph into something else — almost sculpture.
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In that work the crumpled flower — with its spadix folded over like the head of a Japanese paper crane and a curled spathe like its plume — is also surrounded comically by a medley of other, less exotic plants, which seem to watch over it.
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In the second round, he pressured Johnson, threw hard hooks and crushing leg kicks, dropped Johnson, let him up, dropped him, let him up again, and pulverized him against the fence until a knee strike crumpled Johnson—the first time he's ever been TKO'd.
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In a shot that was as gorgeous as it was awful, Nina's body crumpled to the ground as she bled onto on the cold floor, discarded until she was finally rolled into a burlap sack and carried away, never to be heard from again.
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These things may be the image of man inflicted with a disease, a faded watercolor of a young man holding an animal, a crumpled photograph of a man sitting on a bed, his head turned away, or fragments of a shattered human body. 27.
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Bisping signaled a timeout to referee Herb Dean to grab his mouthpiece, Silva landed a flying knee that crumpled Bisping to the cage, Silva walked away and celebrated atop the Octagon after the bell—until Dean told him that he hadn't stopped the fight.
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"People like myself have lost everything, but at the same time the fact that we have survived means we have to move forward one minute at a time," said Alessandra Cioni, 45, who managed to crawl out of her crumpled house after the quake.
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Despite damning evidence against Van Dyke—most notably the notorious police dash-cam video showing him unloading 20153 shots into McDonald, some after he was already crumpled on the ground—young Chicagoans had grown up in a town where killer cops just didn't get convicted.
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Try a big platter of roasted beets with yogurt and pistachios (above), or a vegetarian shepherd's pie made with lentils, or these charred tangerines on toast, which are so good plain, and even more luxurious with spoonfuls of ricotta and crumpled slices of prosciutto.
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"For many months now, it has felt like so much in this dance world I have called my home and dedicated so much of my life, energy and vulnerability to has crumpled around me," Sterling Hyltin, a principal dancer, lamented on her Instagram feed.
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Opening statements centered on a frame-by-frame description of the body camera video, with the prosecution saying that the footage suggested that Mr. Heaggan-Brown fired a second shot almost immediately after the first, when Mr. Smith was unarmed and crumpled on the ground.
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The plant resembles a huge construction site strewn in areas with twisted steel and crumpled concrete, along with cars that can no longer be used, while huge tanks to hold water contaminated by contact with the melted fuel in the reactors increasingly crowd the site.
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Buckley stands in front of a crumpled American flag, smiling a crazy rictus-grin, his right hand seeming to pinch at the air; it is the best image of the most important and one of the most relentlessly flippant conservative journalists of the 20th century.
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The plant resembles a huge construction site strewn in areas with twisted steel and crumpled concrete, along with cars that can no longer be used, while huge tanks to hold water contaminated by contact with the melted fuel in the reactors increasingly crowd the site.
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When her husband touched down, about 30 to 40 people began climbing out of crushed cars, crumpled homes, and debris, where they had been living since the storm wiped out the nearby community of Treasure Cay and basically the rest of Great Abaco Island.
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And then one night I was at my kitchen table watching a bug that I couldn't identify crawl along the wooden tabletop and up the steep slope of a newspaper crumpled into creases and canyons, a sheer bluff from the perspective of the bug.
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Inspired by a visit to the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute in the mid-1990s, Ms. de Borchgrave's crumpled, pleated and painted marvels sit perfectly within the Frick's collection of old masters, imitating the silk, satin, velvet and brocade the artists captured in paint.
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The 11 pillows in Al Freeman's New York solo debut represent a flaccid hammer, a crumpled tallboy, a cushioned toilet-seat cover, a chain emoji, a lava lamp, a set of male genitals and five other tokens of some seedy but rapidly collapsing frat party.
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There is also the most horrific baby picture you'll ever see, "Newborn with Bent Knees" (1910), in which the infant seems to collapse like a crumpled rag, its body folded over as if in prayer, its forearms and oversized hands rendered purple and skeletal.
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But these weren't just garments she thought would look great on film—these were designers she's had a history of repping, of shouting out on social media, and of coveting, waiting for the perfect moment to unveil a standout piece like Nadine Goepfert's crumpled pink coat.
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INSIDE RAQQA: FROM ISIS &aposCALIPHATE&apos TO CRUMPLED CITY OF LANDMINES, AND LOSS Residents and vendors have argued the dogs are killed in humane ways and that eating them is no more or less cruel than consuming other animal products such as pork, beef or chicken.
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Such implements he told me he used to wipe himself clean included: a glass beer bottle (??), a crumpled up fag packet, the little Guardian Guide thing you get each year with the stage time breakdown on it, a bit of watermelon and a half eaten sandwich.
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You can't throw a crumpled-up beer can in Brooklyn without striking at least one or two would-be rockstars, but thankfully, the late-2000s hype train has chugged the hell away from city's metal scene and its denizens have been left to create in (relative) peace.
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The owner of the property, Jason Badger, on Friday prodded through a left-behind satchel of ammunition — fit for rifle, shotgun and handgun — and discarded garbage bags holding crumpled grade-school textbooks and journals lined with notes in neat cursive and the primitive doodles of children.
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But the strain of lying to himself completely consumes Philip Jennings (Matthew Rhys, who'd better win a damn Emmy before this show is over), and Rhys somehow manages the complicated trick of seeming a little more like a crumpled-up paper version of himself with every episode.
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A pair of half-dressed mannequins, first seen in her 2005 Glasgow exhibition "Non Verbal," and modified since, stands behind a rusted metal box — a sort of Judd mockery — in which you'll find a frayed car seat cushion, a crumpled orange shirt and a used makeup canister.
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Yet what is unmistakable — it's etched in Pitt's wounded, crumpled humanity and in Gray's plaintive earnestness — is that "Ad Astra" is unambiguously a film of its moment, one about a man's struggle for personal meaning and a place in the world in a time of fallen fathers.
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The New Orleans photographer Dan Tague, whose inkjet prints are in the collection of the Whitney Museum of American Art, is here with limited edition photographs, including "Keep On Spending In the Free World," capturing crumpled up dollar bills, in an edition of five for $6,000.
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MINNEAPOLIS — It is one of the great mysteries in recent American pop culture: the death of Prince almost one year ago and the circumstances that led him to be found crumpled on the floor of an elevator at his sprawling residence Paisley Park outside of Minneapolis.
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On the one hand, the lack of exhibition text left some puzzling over the meaning and intention of his works (are those crumpled dollar bills on the floor for the taking?); on the other, it seemed fitting for his art to trick and challenge the viewer.
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PALU, Indonesia (Reuters) - In a tent next to the crumpled ruins of the Roa Roa hotel in Indonesia's quake-hit city of Palu, relatives and friends of guests believed to be under the rubble await news as a desperate rescue effort goes on in the intense heat.
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Not saying a poem has to be massively symbolic or anything I really just get the impression she found a piece of crumpled up paper with discarded lyrics from a couple of eras ago, took a photo of it and sent it to British Vogue as her submission.
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All of the works were based on a crumpled photograph of Lucian Freud, taken by John Deakin — one of a series commissioned by Francis Bacon for his triptych, "Three Studies of Lucian Freud" (1969), which Johns first saw in the Christie's catalogue announcing the auction of the triptych.
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Among no shortage of raucous entertainment and wildly-dressed performers, highlights included Mykki Blanco pulling a sweaty and nervous girl on stage to dance, cute fans desperately tossing crumpled papers scrawled with their phone numbers to Babely Stine from Easter, and Le1f straight killing it despite sound mishaps.
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Crews heard cries for help and crowbarred into a mobile home crumpled by the storm in Panama City, freeing a mother and daughter, both diabetics who had been trapped in a closet without insulin for two days and were on the verge of diabetic shock, rescuers said on Saturday.
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But because each color, shape and texture sits next to another with which it doesn't quite jibe — the crumpled, whitish plastic wrap on the horizontal fiberglass, for example, next to the matte-gray, vertical pole — your eyes can never find purchase long enough to form a singular impression.
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I told myself that there would eventually be a lineage, a scheme of direct descent—cloth napkins, paper napkins, paper towels, facial tissues, toilet tissues, then down into the garbage for scraps of reusable plastic packaging minus the Day-Glo price stickers, which she'd already removed and crumpled.
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On Soccer MANCHESTER, England — That sinking feeling, that sense that it was all happening again to Paris St.-Germain, might have set in a couple of weeks ago, when Neymar limped off a field in Strasbourg, his face crumpled with tears, the fifth metatarsal in his right foot broken.
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"Shrunken Red" (2017, 62-by-51 inches) uses one of painting's primary conventions, a rectangular shape, to counter the visual mayhem unfolding across its surface: frantic doodles emerge from behind clotted swatches of crumpled fabric, blooms of dark green and indigo that push aside washes of yellow and blue.
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Those who haven't sufficiently mastered the sports and finish bottom of the weekly leader board then have to fight for survival by performing a terrifying ski-jump on live TV. The celebrity that jumps the shortest distance — or lands in the biggest crumpled heap — is then eliminated from the show.
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The three dogs are part of a scraggly crew who had been living among crumpled homes and piles of trash in the unwavering, heavy Bahamian heat for nearly two months after a historic Category 5 hurricane pummeled the Caribbean nation, turning most of Great Abaco Island into a debris field.
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There are not many Kentucky Derbys that can be proclaimed over moments after they have started, but losing betting tickets were being crumpled in knotted fists as soon as Nyquist floated out of the first turn and then skipped down the backstretch as if he had just gotten out of school.
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Pat RobertsCharles (Pat) Patrick RobertsKobach says he's more prepared for 'propaganda' in Senate campaign Pompeo: Senate run 'off the table' Grassley gambles on drug price bill despite GOP doubts MORE (R-Kan.) best summed up the attitudes of his colleagues: He crumpled up the proposal and tossed it in the trash.
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The photo Inessa Malamud submitted shows that there was not a summonsable amount of trash between her driveway and stoop, only four sheets of crumpled paper, two crushed plastic bottles, a small flattened box, a coffee-cup lid, a padded yellow mailing envelope and a shopping bag of supermarket fliers.
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"Vija Celmins: To Fix the Image in Memory" at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art has examples of most of them: A moody 1964 painting of a space heater glowing orange, giant pencils and erasers made of painted wood, exacting drawings of crumpled photographs of pistols or mushroom clouds.
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A crumpled pair of Calvin Klein underwear or a matted beach towel printed with Disney's Pocahontas bring to mind international trade agreements like NAFTA: so-called free trade facilitates the flow of commodities across national borders while eroding local sovereignty and undermining agriculture, industry, and ecologies in the global South.
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" When Lenny-Farouk tires of the Eye, she uses her telekinetic powers to bend his still living body into a crumpled husk — a striking visual, but reminiscent of both the body-horror transformations of Carpenter's "The Thing" and the horrific fate of the desiccated men in Jonathan Glazer's "Under the Skin.
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Now she can visit her "little honey bunny" — her words — nearly every weekend for rarely more than $25 each way (prices can start at $23) — without having to endure what she has experienced, she said, on other bus lines: Overcrowding, crumpled fast-food wrappers on seats, or neglected, smelly bathrooms.
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The tension between the modes of information that Nicola L. combines — hand-painted lyrics and poetry, alongside typewritten encyclopedic biographies and reworked photographs on crumpled bedsheets — charges these works with a political energy that skewers the historical representation of these women and their reduction to cultural icons of tragic womanhood.
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As the jury read the verdict — guilty — in the manslaughter trial of a New York City police officer whose gunshot into the stairwell of a public-housing building killed an unarmed man, the officer, Peter Liang, crumpled in his seat in State Supreme Court in Brooklyn, his face falling into his hands.
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It is a bit embarrassing when a little person in her 30s passes me on her little bike, but I content myself with the thought that her legs are spinning so frantically that she will not possibly make it through Central Park, where they will find her crumpled body the next morning.
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Two heart-wrenching photographs of Hollywood hustlers by Philip-Lorca diCorcia turn the act of posing, which Mr. diCorcia paid for at his subjects' going rates, into a commodified sexual performance of its own, and six crumpled bronze iterations of Elizabeth Stephens's "The Porn Star/Academic Bronzed Panty Collection" are extravagantly discomfiting.
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There are the faces in profile, where the negative space between them forms the silhouette of a stemmed vessel; there is a tormented figure derived from a reproduction of Pablo Picasso's "Reclining Nude" (1938), which had printed upside down; and a ripped, crumpled, and stained photograph of Lucian Freud taken by John Deakin.
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In one instance, as the Americans battled for an equalizing goal with 16 minutes left, forward Brianna Decker was trying to get on the other end of a centering pass when she took a fist to the face from Marie-Philip Poulin, captain of the Canadian team, and crumpled to the ice.
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Here's a fun anecdote: There was a time, after he had moved out and died, that I went up to the attic to sort some things, and this whole cascade of plastic cider bottles fell down on top of me, icy blue and crumpled, pooling to the floor at the base of the ladder.
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Equally, though, there's nobody better suited to headlining Reading and Leeds in front of thousands of British teens than someone who—having spent the 19753s drinking in queues outside grotty Carling Academies, and playing community centers, for mates who'd exchanged crumpled fivers for Xs on the backs of their hands—gets them so entirely.
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"Just the antics ... it's silly, man, just let me live, that's all I'm asking," Cousins said, referring to an apparent late-game flop by Denver center Mason Plumlee, who crumpled to the floor even though it looked as though the closest Cousins' arm got to his face was to create a gust of wind.
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He's a lawyer, not literally an ambulance chaser, but close; he's arrived in the small Canadian town as it's still nursing an open wound from the horrible day when an icy road sent a school bus into a highway guard rail, which quickly crumpled and sent most of the town's schoolchildren onto the thin ice.
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INSIDE RAQQA: FROM ISIS &aposCALIPHATE&apos TO CRUMPLED CITY OF LANDMINES, AND LOSS Dr. Qanta Ahmed, an American medical doctor with expertise on the suffering of the Yazidis, said in a telephone interview that the stick drawings of children with experiences like those of Muhammad, show that they were fully aware that the ISIS captors sexually violated their mothers.
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INSIDE RAQQA: FROM ISIS &aposCALIPHATE&apos TO CRUMPLED CITY OF LANDMINES, AND LOSS YAZIDIS SEEK RESCUE OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN ENSLAVED, MARRIED OFF TO ISIS But the combat photographer and moviemaker noted he was somewhat bothered by the number of Western volunteers who traveled to Iraq and Syria with no combat experience - and no real reason to be there.
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Gathered there, with King's personal effects nearby — his small attaché case, a crumpled white shirt, a can of Hidden Magic hairspray, his Bible, a half-filled Styrofoam coffee cup, a pair of glass tumblers, and the remnants of a dessert — Ralph Abernathy, Andrew Young, and the others grappled with the catastrophe that had just befallen them.
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In the middle ground behind Saint Christopher, a man is seen lynching a bear in a perverse echo of the Saint himself, dangling a fish he's caught on a line; beyond this a naked figure, only millimeters high, flees a crumpled white mass at the edge of the river, and a fire burns in the distant blue hills.
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Non-repeating bitmap patterns, derived from a scanned piece of crumpled paper, underlay passages of newsprint reproductions, fugitive brushwork, a micrographic version of Picasso's "Guernica," and attached whatnots, including a watercolor of a sailing ship by Owens's grandfather, patterns of embroidery by her grandmother, and a drawing by her younger brother Lincoln, who is a chef in New Orleans.
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Three days, three periods of twenty-four hours each on other people's clocks, stretched for me longer than any life span I could bear, and I slid down a pine tree I'd been hugging in a Vermont forest, crumpled to a weeping heap on the ground beside the tree's trunk, my life's time abruptly passing, consumed. Enough. Nothing.
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But coming upon a snapshot of the dining room taken at the end of a big meal, table laid with an antique linen and covered in the joyous detritus of the evening — wine, crystal, crumpled napkins, the remains of dessert on china — all a big, glorious jumble, somehow what was special about Fiona Corsini di San Giuliano came through.
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As does the careful slow walk home, the ritual of pinpricks through both ends, the steady breath that blows the yolk and albumen clean out but keeps the pretty shell intact, the nest of crumpled paper in the cedar drawer, the darkness falling then, the hush, and me bringing the weight of my warm mind to bear. 4.
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In Nishimura's psychedelic "Epigraph I, Dash Toward Life" (2017), the crumpled frame of a bicycle floats over an active background of splattered light-blue, lavender, and muted cantaloupe orange, and in "Death Flowers" (2015), a cluster of thickly painted, golden-yellow spirals creates a richly textured batch of mystery plants poking out of a large, squat vase.
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It would take more than a decade before he would handle his first battery-powered flashbulb, removing at least one occupational hazard and encouraging him to fine-tune his work's signature look: glaringly high-contrast images with the whites bleached out, as if to bring out the darkness of crumpled metal, a grimy sidewalk or a victim's blood.
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CreditCreditMatt Roth for The New York Times LAUREL, Md. — It was a soaking and memorable rain that night, and the blood that spilled from the bullet holes of a 35-year-old named Charles Craig, a big man left crumpled on the wet pavement, washed down a grate in the low spot of the strip-mall parking lot.
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But if you want the Berghain toilet experience without being a person in Berghain—or perhaps being a person who has not been able to get into Berghain, which is the more likely scenario, let's be real—let me pitch you this idea: How about buying this crumpled wad of toilet paper that's definitely from one of the club's bathrooms?
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This musical journey was turning into more of a musical car crash, where the car is made out of love and crumpled bonnet is my heart, and maybe the wheels are my hopes of finding a partner, because although they're attached to the car they are suddenly grinding to a halt or actually detaching from the main body of the car itself?
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Viewed head-on, attention is drawn to the Classic European details (including a white man) visible in an oil painting crumpled in his desperate grip; viewed from behind, it seems as though Kaphar's figure is kneeling before Kehinde Wiley's "Treisha Lowe" (2012), perhaps astonished or reverential to have found a regal black woman lurking below the surface of the painting he tore away.
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"Messy bed ✔️ Plastic sheeting underneath old sheets ✔️Old towel crumpled on the floor ✔️ Vomit bag (unused) ✔️ Inflatable birthing tub (also unused 😬)✔️ Shirtless Dad ✔️Boy in Spider-Man pajamas ✔️Happy, healthy baby ✔️ Happy, healthy Mom in her own shower right after giving birth ✔️ Water bottle ✔️And... placenta in a mixing bowl ✔️ (I warned you)," he wrote.
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Once Richard arrives for the second time — the first time, Alan turned up his classical music to drown out Camille's cries, proving that the music in the show is used as both a tool for captivity and for freedom depending on who is controlling it — with Camille's own guardian angel Frank Curry (Miguel Sandoval) in tow, Camille is found, a crumpled ball on her mother's bedroom floor.
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Whatever the source – a plaster cast of a woman's face, Matthias Grünewald's depiction of a fevered, boil-ridden creature, a crumpled photograph of Lucian Freud sitting on a bed, or a magazine photograph of an American helicopter crewman taken during the Vietnam War – Johns's motifs refers to a preexisting, concrete thing that can be defined as a shared experience rather than a private one.
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Crumpled sheets of paper on the floor attest to the anguished perfection required to wrest the right word or phrase from the welter that beckons, but in the end the Sisyphean labor of writing—the means by which thoughts or imaginings are transferred from the mind to the page—is a mystery that no one image or series of images can hope to capture.
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Every so often, to keep from losing his place in the game, Bruner would stretch out a silver-socked toe and wake the console from sleep mode by nudging the stick of his controller, which lay at the far end of the couch, next to an Aldi shopping bag overflowing with crumpled laundry, including a silver Lurex cargo vest designed by Virgil Abloh for Louis Vuitton.
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What did we really know of plastic spirals in the sea bigger than whole countries, we had never swirled in one ourselves, as a fish might do, a sea urchin, a whole family of eels, did we wish to be invincible, using what we wanted, discarding what we didn't, as in wars, whole cities and nations crumpled after our tanks and big guns pull out?
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The fact that the source was a crumpled photograph of Lucian Freud or a newsworthy one of a soldier during the Vietnam War isn't why Johns used them; it is because the image of a man with his face buried stirred something up him; he found that the image troubled him in a way that he could not quite comprehend, which is why he wanted to turn it into art.
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He's essential for his expansive view on music, which blended rock and soul and cabaret and funk and glam and a whole lot of charisma—songs like the slick "DJ," the galloping "Look Back in Anger," and the slowly simmering "'Heroes'" still sound futuristic nearly four decades after being first pressed to wax, while even underneath the super-shiny '80s production, the crumpled optimism of "Modern Love" lands a gut-punch.
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He records their wars over his lengthening hair, which culminate in Springsteen senior calling in a barber when his son is incapacitated by a motorbike accident; the simmering silences and boozing; but also his unexpected, curt relief when Bruce fails his army medical ("That's good"), and the old man's crumpled awe when his son produces the Oscar he won for "Philadelphia" ("I'll never tell anybody what to do ever again").
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Aside from a few warped and bulging bricks and some melted gravel, he makes all their porcelain and stoneware constituents himself, slip-casting paint cans, crumpled paper, takeout containers and other everyday objects, firing everything dozens of times both separately and together, and adding accents of paint, glaze, gold and silver luster, custom-printed decals of newspaper headlines, and stick-on blue flowers from the famous porcelain works in Meissen, Germany.
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