To him, metaphor, description, interpretation are all crutches — and what good are crutches when there is no floor?
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Using crutches, the SG Mechatronics pilot fares much better, although as he attempts to stand, his crutches slip and he nearly falls.
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Heroically, he tried to go on in the next performance on crutches, but the crutches collapsed and he broke his other leg.
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My other friend, Will, who was also a bit of a warlord, was on crutches from a recent moped accident and started swinging his crutches.
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A skate shop/cake shop is called Cakeskate; a man on crutches is able to effortlessly jump on a board and grind a pipe while holding those crutches.
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Crutches aren't necessary in non-professional athletes, but expect an athlete dedicated to his craft such as RDA to be using crutches intermittently to limit his pain and inflammation.
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"Today he has a new leg, but Seong-ho, I understand you still keep those crutches," Mr. Trump said as the young man triumphantly waved the crutches over his head.
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", and "Muslim migrant beats up Dutch boy on crutches!
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Clumsy hopping on crutches or limping instead of graceful walking.
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Some had had feet amputated, some others were on crutches.
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But not a history that leans on easy intellectual crutches.
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Before her sons bought the crutches she would use sticks.
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More recently I've been on crutches, and using a cane.
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He was struggling on the crutches and dropped a textbook.
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He limped to the tent on crutches, in great pain.
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I had visions of walkers, pain pills, crutches, a wheelchair.
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She spread her crutches out to accommodate the stranger's embrace.
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She played three sports and acquired a collection of crutches.
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"It's good to be back," Scalise said, clutching his crutches.
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On Thursday, Parker rejoined his teammates at practice on crutches.
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When he did return from war, he returned on crutches.
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"Honestly, the crutches just slow him down now," Adam tells PEOPLE.
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Martinez says she's now on crutches and can't go to work.
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A few of those visible used crutches or sticks to walk.
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Luckily, the engineers from Hyundai hand me a pair of crutches.
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"The novelty of crutches wore off very quickly," recalls Scott-Trammell.
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Long after the crutches are gone, the heart is still healing.
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In 2011 she used crutches for a period after knee surgery.
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It also covers medical equipment, like crutches or blood-sugar monitors.
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If the injury is severe, you may need to use crutches.
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Racers using crutches complain about gear they consider woefully old-fashioned.
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When Marianne returned home, she could walk with braces and crutches.
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After two months on crutches, he graduated to a walking boot.
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His own choreographic style involves an impressively inventive use of crutches.
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Last fall, she completed the New York City Marathon on crutches.
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We are walking at a glacial pace because of my crutches.
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I was treated, and then given a knee brace and crutches.
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Last fall, she completed the New York City Marathon — on crutches.
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That said, building a costume around crutches or a chair isn't easy.
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One woman is seen using crutches, while another posed in her wheelchair.
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Now, the crutches will soon be a thing of the past too.
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Bleary students scrambled to escape, some barefoot and one hobbling on crutches.
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On Saturday, Rupert Friend arrived at Showtime's pre-Emmys party on crutches.
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He sits first and begins to stand, but his crutches slip twice.
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Tom relies on narrative crutches that deny the unique elements of cinema.
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Different crutches, braces and girdles — even a prosthetic leg — are on display.
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He lifted the crutches his dad made for him in the air.
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When he was not on crutches, he was exercising in the pool.
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Walking with crutches, the man, Morteza Mehrzad, ducked beneath a towering archway.
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There are literally crutches and walking sticks left by the dance floor.
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After the explosion, he grabbed his crutches and hopped down the stairs.
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The slide has ramps to wheel up or walk with their crutches.
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Some men trudged along on crutches with bandages wrapped around their legs.
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" The videos were titled: "Muslim migrant beats up Dutch boy on crutches!
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"VIDEO: Muslim migrant beats up Dutch boy on crutches!" read a third.
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Thursday's footage showed two were visibly limping while another walked with crutches.
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"I'm going to be coaching third base on my crutches, so I'm going to guess I'm going to be the only third base coach in baseball tonight on crutches, but we're going to be there," Williams told CBS News.
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Once we discarded the crutches we found out we were very different people.
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Over the years, I shed a walker for crutches and then a cane.
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She often stole objects from the crowd: a pair of crutches, someone's dinner.
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In those cases, she needs to use crutches to move around, she said.
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The photo showed Melissa smiling outside with her crutches raised in the air.
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Nyang'au still walks with a limp, having only abandoned her crutches last month.
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He was also using crutches after getting caught up in an unrelated shooting.
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She also holds the record for fastest ascent of Mount Kilimanjaro on crutches.
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Giammattei has suffered for multiple sclerosis for years, making him reliant on crutches.
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Jones is at home recovering, his family insisting that he use his crutches.
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He returned to camp on March 20, walking with the aid of crutches.
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We got Calum Wednesday in Calabasas, where he was shirtless and on crutches.
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I stayed and finished reporting the story with a cast and crutches, though.
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They were all rather slow and in most cases required crutches for support.
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Thompson then exited the game for good and was later seen on crutches.
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Overhead is a banner featuring a photo of a smiling boy on crutches.
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A man with a cast and crutches said he had been turned away.
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Roughly a third of the financial system is on crutches or under suspicion.
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In the outside room, dozens of abandoned crutches testify to its healing power.
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It's my job to fetch the crutches, and return them to her chair.
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It's my job to fetch the crutches, and return them to her chair.
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Tilmon was off crutches but still sporting a boot on the injured foot.
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Since then, the foundation has collected and distributed about 10,000 pairs of crutches.
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"Our landed-and-delivered cost for children's crutches is about $10," he said.
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The politician arrived in court limping and walking with the aid of crutches.
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That's when I notice the ladies with wheelchairs, walkers and crutches are struggling.
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He didn't bring up his crutches when we spoke, so I didn't ask.
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A battery pack is worn on the back and crutches are used for balance.
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After a year of surgeries, crutches and other frustrations, she caught me off guard.
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I have a physical disability and I need crutches but I can handle myself.
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They recommend using area codes and old message threads as crutches for this method.
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But then when I was recovering on crutches, I fell and fractured my foot.
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The production company has featured models with disabilities, in wheelchairs, on crutches and amputees.
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He rarely goes out, as it hurts to be on his crutches too long.
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Crutches, hands clearly visible, is tasered and shot to death for no apparent reason.
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"Video: Muslim migrant..." RT @JaydaBF: VIDEO: Muslim migrant beats up Dutch boy on crutches!
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Some simply squirm, while others, like mudskippers, rely on their front fins as crutches.
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So quiet his crutches clack on the sterile floors as he roams the corridors.
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Will, on crutches, chased a few of them up Highgate Hill with his brothers.
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The same holds true for the record for the most marathons on crutches (six).
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She began taking street cars to art classes at Carnegie Tech on her crutches.
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As her body slowly deteriorated with paralysis, she used canes, then crutches, then wheelchairs.
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Characters often wear gas masks, hobble on crutches, and have bandages on their heads.
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We also got someone on his team loading Travis' crutches into a separate car.
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Christopher Bryan, a regular customer recovering from a knee injury, hobbled in on crutches.
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Antidepressants, sleeping pills, and even Benadryl were seen as crutches for the weak willed.
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Born three months prematurely with cerebral palsy, she uses forearm crutches to get around.
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She limps after him into the examining room, dragging the crutches in one hand.
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Since the accident, he has mastered his crutches and returned to his old school.
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The rest of my early assistive tools — crutches, raised toilet seat, walker — are gone.
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He supported himself on crutches, still healing from a car accident the year before.
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The weight is shifted to the elbows, while the bottom of the crutches absorb shock.
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Shortly after, Rivera hopped out of the waiting room with a cast on, holding crutches.
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Unlike most soccer players the world over, many of these athletes compete while using crutches.
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On two separate days, two people visibly walking on crutches, were shot in the head.
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She'd reportedly been home alone, on crutches as she recovered from a recent skating accident.
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He now relies largely on crutches and an electric scooter to move around the Capitol.
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He covered his crutches with metallic tubes to make them look like foosball table handles.
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Downsizing the Fed balance sheet would fit into this move to take away the crutches.
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The cane was soon replaced by plastic crutches and then by use of a wheelchair.
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But here I am today, walking without crutches, living with Simona, being a good dad.
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I went to the hospital, got 11 stitches, and was on crutches for a month.
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He was laughing with his friends, a pair of crutches propped against the bar stool.
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She uses a wheelchair, but has recently begun walking using forearm crutches and leg braces.
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Ms. Cunningham is disabled, and her dexterity with crutches provides the show's main physical appeal.
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Seong-ho traveled thousands of miles on crutches across China and Southeast Asia to freedom.
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Her mother was chopping carrots for soup, her crutches leaning against the counter beside her.
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Herrera had X-rays and was on crutches and wearing a boot after the game.
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As she got older, she began using crutches or an electric wheelchair when traveling outside.
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He moved slowly, gingerly, through the Capitol, leaning on a pair of crutches for support.
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He was educated in Mexico, walks with crutches, and suffers from A.D.H.D. and bipolar disorder.
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"VIDEO: Muslim migrant beats up Dutch boy on crutches!" read one tweet, with a video.
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"One of the things about crutches is you can definitely solve the problem," he said.
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Now, at 75 and on crutches, he sits at home hoping customers will drop by.
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I was in and out of wheelchairs and off and on crutches for a few months.
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My daughter (with arm crutches and prosthetic legs) is going to FLIP when she sees this!
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Bending over to retrieve his crutches from the floor, he tries to strike Doughty with them.
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She has moved from leg braces to crutches to a wheelchair, and eventually an electric one.
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I know him being able to use crutches opens up so many more opportunities for independence.
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She was left home alone as she was recovering on crutches from a recent skating accident.
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The girl had been left alone and was on crutches, recovering from a recent skating accident.
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"I already lost a leg," Fayyadh said, a battered pair of crutches leaning against his shoulder.
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Luckily I have only a severe sprained ankle and crutches for some time and nothing worse.
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Jodie Foster has skiing rather than Meryl Streep to blame for her unexpected Oscars accessory – crutches.
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The special agent threw the first pitch at the Congressional Baseball Game while walking on crutches.
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Back to work with a big boot, crutches and a displaced fracture, I've been calling Uber.
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Since then, he has been using crutches and moving around the Capitol on a motorized scooter.
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One of the videos purports to show a young "Muslim migrant" attacking a boy on crutches.
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He reportedly was using crutches after the game but also was able to move without them.
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Mr. Reagan, recovering from multiple leg fractures suffered in a charity baseball game, was on crutches.
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I spent a week in the Paris hospital to recover and used crutches for another week.
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He is still undergoing out-patient rehabilitation and requires crutches and a scooter to get around.
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She hated high school because she was "different," always using crutches, but she did well academically.
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By then the disease, also called infantile paralysis, had made walking without crutches impossible for her.
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Under a stranger's gaze, I become the woman on crutches or the woman in the wheelchair.
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My will to go out is stronger than the inconvenience of the crutches, bruises, and pain.
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She did eventually return to rehearsals, though on crutches and clearly not able to carry on.
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Television news footage showed her in a neck brace and walking with crutches before being released.
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"Opening with Dutronc was perfect," said one woman, watching from the mezzanine, crutches between her legs.
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He traveled on a pair of wooden crutches he said his father had made for him.
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"I walked along the rail track looking for her," said Kimura, who needs crutches to walk.
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She hobbled around on crutches and used a scooter, propping up her leg on a seat.
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And the random strangers that keep offering to help me on crutches is something I never expected.
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Basketball player Lilly Hernandez recently tore her ACL, requiring her to undergo surgery and walk on crutches.
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The REX, made by New Zealand-based company REX Bionics, is self-balancing and requires no crutches.
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For a few moments the hallway is still, strewn with loose papers, scattered chairs, and Vice's crutches.
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You showed that — you had the defector in the First Lady's box with the crutches, who escaped.
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But the little boy has drawn even more kudos for an extra special feat: walking with crutches.
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There have been four times since she left rehab that a cold has landed her in crutches.
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He said the man had sustained leg wounds at a previous protest and was still using crutches.
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It contained old doors, shredded lawn chairs, a decrepit exercise bike and a bundle of metal crutches.
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He was on crutches, the result of "jumping off too many buildings," he told me, in Chinese.
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He says he too was shot that day, in the left knee, and is here on crutches.
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He is still undergoing rehabilitation and has been using crutches and a motorized scooter to get around.
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U.S.A. Gymnastics confirmed the injury but said Douglas had been on crutches for only about eight weeks.
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She remains hospitalized in New York and is learning to walk using crutches and custom leg braces.
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In recent months he has walked with the aid of crutches due to problems with his knees.
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So too is it absurd to boil me down to my needing crutches to traverse the world.
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As she grew older her disability worsened, and she went from using crutches to an electric wheelchair.
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I should use crutches as needed but could do pretty much anything I wanted to do. Exercise?
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A few days later, barely off crutches, I was back on set and back on the bike.
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She's off crutches, finally, leaning up against a wall outside Alonzo's, holding a cigarette in one hand.
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It was 1942, and Polina Davydova's father had returned from war wounded and requiring crutches to walk.
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Thwaites's riposte was to climb atop a quartet of sawn-off crutches and trot around the lab.
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She's wearing the orthopedic boot, but unlike the rest of us bunion ladies, she's still using crutches.
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But within a week, I had gone from using crutches occasionally to not using them at all.
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Many of the inhabitants hobbled around on crutches, and some of the few working vehicles were wheelchairs.
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I still stuck to the act and hobbled around on crutches for a while to sell it.
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Visit the site for Séances, and you will see a continuously mutating title card, one that cycles second by second through word combinations like Demigods of the Savage Crutches, Forces of the Savage Crutches, Forces of the Savage Liquids, Forces of the Strange Liquids, and on and on.
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Lunsford had been off crutches for two weeks already, but it was 20173:15 am and pouring rain.
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Now, the 2-year-old is tackling trick-or-treating without his crutches — making this Halloween extra special.
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After a year of rehabilitation, Birch told People she was able to dance with the help of crutches.
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Roman, who has Spina bifida, is shown in several Facebook videos showing off his toddler-sized forearm crutches.
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While these were somewhat less dangerous than the crutches they replaced, they still weren't doing me any favors.
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Crutches are not allowed to touch the ball and there is no offside rule or limits to substitutions.
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The hunger strikes and forced feedings at Guantanamo left him with health problems, and he walks using crutches.
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"Just running," Dissly told reporters after the game while on crutches with his left foot in a boot.
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Defenseman Olli Maatta could move back in the lineup for Daley, who left the arena on crutches Friday.
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Ho, who was in the audience, stood and lifted his crutches in defiance of the North Korean regime.
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Even with the crutches, she can barely move around -- hunched over at an unnatural angle to the floor.
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But Mr. Diyab's friends and supporters portrayed him as someone who is physically impaired — needing crutches to walk.
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It was such a serious injury that Douglas spent three months on crutches after the worlds, Hawkins said.
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She's currently on crutches, and doctors warned her that it might take her three months to fully recover.
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Studies indicate that moving on traditional crutches like Nolting's requires about twice as much energy as regular walking.
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Tires were sometimes pushed along the floor with crutches, or swung aloft, as if in strenuous hoop games.
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There was Nick Robinson on crutches, looking like the brother of the boy who died in my book.
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When Mr. Trump pointed him out, Mr. Ji jubilantly raised his crutches as television cameras captured the moment.
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At the South's embassy in Bangkok, diplomats were surprised to see their first North Korean defector on crutches.
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Mr. Ji says he has never thrown away the crude makeshift crutches that his father made for him.
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Props were distributed: a tabloid newspaper, a pair of crutches, a popcorn bucket, goldfish in a plastic bag.
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They do make accessories for dolls like a wheelchair, crutches, a hearing aid and a diabetes care kit.
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Rather, Amelia is growing past her greatest emotional crutches, largely thanks to enjoying a supportive relationship with Link.
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Tires are punctured with crutches constructed from school desks, and works made from human hair line the walls.
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Grimes, no longer on crutches and already pressing eighty pounds with his bad leg, watched from the sidelines.
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When I was able to walk a bit with crutches I was sent home to continue physical therapy.
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Completing two marathons on crutches while partially paralyzed is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit.
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And though she's completed her last two marathons on crutches, Gavios said she hopes to run again soon.
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They have also relied on groups like Americares and MedShare International to transport the crutches that last mile.
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In the race up the ski jump in Utah, she went as far as she could on crutches.
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An equitable society, similarly, will provide crutches and wheelchairs to disabled people but not to able-bodied ones.
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An equitable society, similarly, will provide crutches and wheelchairs to disabled people but not to able-bodied ones.
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I once saw a performance of West Side Story with a Riff on crutches and it was GREAT.
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Officer Bailey came out on crutches at Nationals Park, yet still managed to throw out the first pitch.
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To get there, Thwaites had to demonstrate how he moved as a four-legged animal using shortened crutches:
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Until Bella got George 20 months ago, she had to rely on crutches and a wheelchair to get around.
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My mom returned, as my husband was back at work, and I couldn't care for my baby on crutches.
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He walked around on crutches for the rest of the week but still "looked very happy," the source says.
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When combined with the rotten state banks, that would mean that 75% of India's financial system is on crutches.
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Using buttons in the crutches, the user activates small motors in the braces that help propel their legs forward.
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So centres that make wheelchairs, crutches and prostheses, and train people to use them, can have a big impact.
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He walked around on crutches for the rest of the week but still "looked very happy," the source said.
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Click here to view original GIFUsing a set of crutches while recovering from an injury is a minor inconvenience.
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This well-done redesign finally makes crutches more comfortable to use, and gives the user more freedom of movement.
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"Getting stronger every day!" he wrote alongside an image of his sister standing with the help of her crutches.
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I was in and out of a wheelchair, walker, crutches, and a cane for two and a half years.
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Axl Rose stepped out sporting a fresh boot and crutches just hours before Friday's Guns N' Roses Vegas show.
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It showed photographs of a man with crutches who it said was Panek at the Polish embassy in Beirut.
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Scalise is still using crutches to walk and has been using a motorized wheelchair to move around the Capitol.
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A 24-year-old actress, Ms. Nolting ran a half-marathon on crutches in May after breaking a foot.
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But at least his hands are free to carry things such as food and water, unlike those on crutches.
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Charley is not walking independently yet, but his doctors and therapists predict that he will, without braces or crutches.
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Elbows akimbo, crutches angled out from my body, I'd lift up between them in a display of joyful strength.
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The Libertarian presidential candidate Harry Browne famously warned that the government will break your legs, then hand you crutches.
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I've been on crutches for seven weeks, recovering from a complex surgery, and I'm trying fruitlessly to clean up.
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She made her small screen directorial debut in 2018, showing up to the show's New Orleans set on crutches.
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It is hard for him to walk, let alone play with his three children, without the aid of crutches.
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Remember when Trump retweeted a video purporting to show a Muslim migrant beating up a Dutch boy on crutches?
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Skiing Roundup Three months ago, Federica Brignone was on crutches after hurting her left knee in a training crash.
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He was attacked by a group of men with hammers last month and continues to use crutches to walk.
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Samuels, 23, underwent the procedure on Monday and was seen on crutches at the team's practice facility on Tuesday.
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To us, it seems like the government breaks our legs and then expects gratitude when it offers us crutches.
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Many hobbled over to their seats on crutches, some still had limbs in plaster, a few were in wheelchairs.
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He was leaving his crib in crutches and a large walking boot and on his way to physical therapy.
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For a while she could still get around with a cane or crutches, but by 2009, she was bedridden.
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The company has designed a crutch from scratch that removes the pressure from underarms and forearms, the traditional load-bearing areas for crutches, and shifts support to the elbows The shift to elbow support and moveable handles on the M+D Crutch allows users to use their hands without dropping the crutches.
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I had no idea who I was without my old crutches: Marisa, my various dating apps and my romantic delusions.
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Hamilton will be on crutches for seven to 10 days and is projected to need eight weeks of recovery time.
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She fell and landed on his crutches, and police observed scratches and redness on her right arm, per the report.
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In the end, the former journalist wound up in a cast and crutches, which she showed off in her story.
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Hugging and extreme kissing (even by French standards) There are smiles, some tears, canes, walking sticks, crutches and numerous slings.
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Kyagulanyi used crutches and showed reporters blisters on the palm of his hand he said were traces of the torture.
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The producer was spotted wearing a cast on his leg and using crutches to walk in Los Angeles on Monday.
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I broke my ankle at some point skateboarding and I went to my first semester at Hunter College with crutches.
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Two others who were wounded during the Orlando shooting and lost their cousin were also on stage, one using crutches.
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When Eureka came into the workroom at the top of the episode on crutches, it was obvious she was hurt.
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"For sure I was worrying a lot because I had eight weeks on crutches," Wawrinka told reporters at Melbourne Park.
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"How is your morale?" he asked a man in crutches who was wounded during the first March of Return protest.
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Many people, even those already around 50 years old, walk to the polling station on crutches or with wheeled walkers.
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Drew, who was hurt while missing a desperation 65-foot shot at the buzzer, was on crutches after the game.
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Patients on crutches and in stretchers and wheelchairs were evacuated from the hospital as police officers searched for other attackers.
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He contracted polio when he was 10, leaving him with partly paralyzed arms and legs and requiring crutches to walk.
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But after making both free throws Thompson went to the Warriors locker room and was later seen walking on crutches.
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When I took my mother, who was on crutches, to a White House Christmas party, President Bush kissed her sweetly.
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I have to be on crutches for a week and I need to work on some things over the weekend.
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Because of his injury, he must perform the obligatory seven circles of the Kaaba on crutches or in a wheelchair.
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Conze, who appeared on crutches at a New Year reception, has returned to hospital for further treatment, a spokesperson said.
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The squad has been training in the commercial capital of Lagos, using crutches during games set on dusty brown soil.
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Flashbacks, fantasy and nonlinear narrative can be crutches, used to engage viewers by turning a story into a puzzle box.
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Owens unsuccessfully protested the policy and played the first nine holes of the first round on crutches before he withdrew.
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In fact, the 34-year-old competed in more than 200 obstacle and endurance races -- all of them on crutches.
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In an Instagram video, Brown, who showed off crutches and a knee brace, apologized to fans for missing the big event.
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Kyagulanyi, 36, used crutches and showed reporters blisters on the palm of his hand he said were traces of the torture.
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But much the same could be said for its armed forces, diplomatic service, judiciary and other institutional crutches against manifold threats.
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A survivor of the crash hobbled to the front of the crowd in crutches, bringing the tearful crowd to its feet.
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Barth was shot in his left calf, and said he didn't need surgery and was on crutches for a few days.
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As they became stronger, I began sitting less and walking with the aid of forearm crutches and leg braces more frequently.
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Social welfare organizations are meant to provide Iranians with disabilities with assistive devices like wheelchairs, crutches, white canes, and hearing aids.
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Beckham, 43, announced the news of her injury on Instagram, and showed off her new accessories — a walking boot and crutches.
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Eventually, they were let in one by one to recover their possessions: a cellphone, a docile dog, a pair of crutches.
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Wearing flats and with the help of the crutches, Foster made it to the microphone with relative ease considering her injury.
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" Jayda Fransen, the deputy leader of Britain First, an ultranationalist group, tweeted: "VIDEO: Muslim migrant beats up Dutch boy on crutches!
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The Justice League actress, 31, posted a photo of herself on crutches Thursday from what appears to be a doctor's office.
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It's a beautiful, overdramatic episode filled with crutches, Country Crock, and Michael trying to shove his foot into Dwight's MRI machine.
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I had polio as a baby, and my first braces and crutches meant I no longer had to be carried everywhere.
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I'd make sure my crutches were wedged tight in front of me and then climb them, hand over hand, to standing.
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I began a laundry list of complaints: My body feels out of alignment after being on crutches and in a cast.
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Her osteoporosis caused her to lose six inches off her commanding height of six feet and required her to use crutches.
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The pain became so intense that they could not tolerate shoes or socks and had to rely on crutches to walk.
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It helped cement a friendship with Paddy Smyth, 31, who had started by uploading only pictures of himself without his crutches.
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Ken Shubin Stein, a doctor turned investor, started Crutches 4 Kids with his sister and brother-in-law, both orthopedic surgeons.
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She made her runway debut at Chromat's always-inclusive show, appearing on the catwalk in crutches and swimwear in September 2018.
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My mother, worried that I would never be able to walk without crutches, took me to other doctors for second opinions.
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"Seong-ho traveled thousands of miles on crutches all across China and Southeast Asia to freedom," Trump said in his speech.
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" Of Seong-ho, he said, "I understand you still keep … (your) crutches as a reminder of how far you have come.
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" The others read, "VIDEO: Muslim Destroys a Statue of Virgin Mary!" and "VIDEO: Muslim migrant beats up Dutch boy on crutches!
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And then, of course, there were my braces and crutches: I'd contracted polio shortly before the introduction of the Salk vaccine.
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She fell down and landed on his crutches, and police observed scratches and redness on her right arm, per the report.
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Anyone who knows me would tell you that I will be there, even if I'm on crutches and harboring a tapeworm.
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When the final buzzer sounded and the celebration began, Brown ran over to Cox, who was on the sideline with crutches.
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"I just don't know if I want to see all of us with crutches [and] walkers," he joked during a 2018 interview.
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Roman will also forego his crutches on Wednesday, when the family goes door-to-door for candy in their Overland Park hometown.
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The crutches fall at Vice's side as Doughty spins him around against the wall and then pushes him down to the floor.
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Now in her sixties, Lambert writes incisively about years of making her way in the world with crutches, braces, and a wheelchair.
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The Roki is operated with the help of a walker rather than crutches, something that never even occurred to the IHMC engineers.
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Jodie Foster made her entrance at the 90th annual Academy Awards with a surprising accessory: crutches, and it's all Meryl Streep's fault.
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Craig was later spotted with a boot and crutches in June before returning to the London set of the movie in July.
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The supermodel was spotted wearing a brace on her right leg and walking with the support of crutches in London on Saturday.
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It's a lower-half exoskeleton that supports and moves the legs of someone with limited mobility, while they support themselves on crutches.
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If you've ever used crutches, you know that they can be awful tools that slowly torture you the longer you use them.
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Waiters, on crutches, cannot put weight on his ankle and is hoping he can return before the end of the regular season.
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It follows Eddie, a high schooler with a genetic disease that has him on crutches and promises a far more debilitating future.
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Little by little, though, my right leg became stronger, I started to drive around, and I upgraded from a wheelchair to crutches.
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Surgeons implanted metal plates and screws in his leg, and he had to relearn to walk after using a wheelchair and crutches.
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Weeks later, using crutches, he appeared for an emotional news conference to mark the end of his rehabilitation program at the hospital.
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The Dutch quickly rejected Trump's tweet of a video that was supposed to be a Muslim attacking a Dutch boy in crutches.
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For the first game he couldn't play, Jackie showed up on crutches; the next game, he was limping and had a cane.
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It's alleged that he has a significant injury, is in significant pain, and was hobbling around on crutches during All-Star Weekend.
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In "Speeding Recovery" (1944), two nurses attend to several men on crutches, another with his torso encased in a medieval-looking apparatus.
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Today, your flexible health-care spending account is likely to list earplugs alongside crutches and knee braces as a qualified medical expense.
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He'll happily leg kick your thigh so hard, over and over, until you need crutches at best or a wheelchair at worst.
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A cameraman on the scene says the actor was later seen using crutches, but there are no pics and we haven't confirmed.
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Companies and CEOs should fund events that bring people together instead of using alcohol and ski trips as crutches for inclusive culture.
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Those in the public gallery were quiet but emotional; at least one man arrived in a wheelchair and another survivor on crutches.
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I cleared the first three difficulty levels on crutches before the bouncers even noticed what I was doing and made me stop.
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Mr. Williams, a coach on the team, trudged out on crutches after injuring his foot in the Wednesday morning fray as well.
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But the entire play hobbles on such crutches, especially in exploiting the device of the jailhouse interview, with all its gunmetal clichés.
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On Monday, standing with the help of crutches, Sham was declared the winner of a seat in Hong Kong's local council elections.
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It led to surgery, a scar and photos on the page of dolled-up, high-heeled models on crutches, in apparent solidarity.
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I'm down from two crutches to one, which still gave me the option of canceling the second round of annual holiday dinners.
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His injuries had robbed him of something fundamental: He could stand on crutches or lie down, but could no longer really sit.
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It perhaps also seems more technologically advanced and less like the long leg braces and crutches people have used since the 1950s.
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And there was a really old lady that was struggling, trying to get on the train with two crutches and a suitcase.
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The Dark Tower star, 44, was spotted hobbling out of a swanky London restaurant Thursday night on crutches after suffering a mysterious injury.
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There are also specially-designed hinges in the arm holders that allow users to reach for things while still secured to the crutches.
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Early in the fourth quarter, ABC's broadcast showed Durant leaving the building in a walking boot on crutches with his agent, Rich Kleiman.
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I do not have the same dexterity issues as Ryan; he is able to walk unassisted, whereas I use forearm crutches for support.
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On Friday, the little boy attended a trunk-or-treat event with his family dressed as Nintendo character Luigi, ditching his forearm crutches.
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With the aid of crutches outfitted with special pads, Stow was able to gingerly walk a couple hundred feet on the warm sand.
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It also became increasingly painful to walk, to the point where he started using crutches because he couldn't put pressure on his foot.
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Blalock was ecstatic: In fact, his dad told ABC News that his son was even able to walk down the aisle sans crutches.
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Those papers — their masks — were the crutches of two men clinging to the honeymoon phase, to the strategies that brought them this far.
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But recently, the little boy upgraded to the forearm crutches and his parents say he immediately fell in love with the new tools.
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Mitte, who has cerebral palsy, grew up wearing leg braces and using crutches, which really limited the types of clothes he could wear.
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Later, after being caught crossing the border to China to search again for food, he was beaten up, imprisoned, and given no crutches.
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A young man hobbled up the shop's six steps on crutches to pick up a pair of Rockports and a mysteriously long package.
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"I was on crutches … [The arthritis] was extremely painful," she said, adding that she would often lie awake at night because of it.
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Light fibreglass or heavy plaster (gypsum), white or colored, the immobilization angle, walking cast heels, slings, crutches, wheelchairs, accompanying clothing... You name it.
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"From there, we kept going and going, and then I was up on crutches and these big honking braces in January," she said.
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The biggest improvement to Mobility Designed's new M+D Crutches sees the user bearing weight on their elbows, instead of under their armpits.
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He injured his ankle while filming for the newest installment and has been seen using crutches alongside the ankle boot as he recovers.
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Together, they formed a pointed portrait of what creative labor looks like in the gig-based economy, with all its shortcuts and crutches.
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Steve Scalise Scalise, who still walks with crutches or a cane, will be starting at second base for the Republicans at Nationals Park.
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One man came on crutches and hopped about on one foot, the other foot swinging from a scaffolding of metal sticks and screws.
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There was a bunch of people hiding behind the truck, another guy and I helped a girl on crutches get to her feet.
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Eller said she looks forward to returning to work as soon as possible and expects to be off crutches in about two weeks.
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After the injury, he posted multiple photos of his healing process, including shots of him with crutches and lifting weights in the gym.
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I hope that when the cameras leave and they put the crutches away, there will be people to support them through their heartache.
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She learned about Amanda Sullivan, who completed the race on crutches in the past, and was inspired to take on the feat herself.
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The alert from the Colombia-based Avianca goes on to say that Dhiab has difficulty moving, uses crutches and does not speak Portuguese.
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He was hospitalized for more than a month and now relies largely on crutches and an electric scooter to move around the Capitol.
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First, she went six miles on her crutches, logging loops around a reservoir, and the next week she followed that with nine more.
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Ben Sasse, R-Nebraska, likened Trump's multibillion-dollar aid plan to "gold crutches" meant to support farmers being hurt by Trump's trade actions.
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That first dog, Tiny, was killed by a car when Ms. Day, still on crutches, took him for a walk without a leash.
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They are day laborers, farmers, retired army officers, a polio victim on crutches, a mechanic who was robbed of his sight by war.
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According to claims in a pending lawsuit filed by Duran, Evinger had her left foot in a medical boot and walked with crutches.
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Barrett has moved from walking on crutches to wearing a boot, the team said, and will be re-evaluated a week from now.
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She claims once he let her go, she fell into one of the crutches he was using after an in-season knee surgery.
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The running back — who had eight carries for 223 yards — was later seen on the sidelines with a walking boot and using crutches.
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But too often they are writing crutches that test readers' patience and delay simply telling people what you are trying to tell them.
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He is still undergoing out-patient rehabilitation and has been using crutches and a Louisiana State University-decorated motorized scooter to move around.
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Today, Draghi once again made clear that...only once the patient is able to sprint an entire marathon will the crutches come off.
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Throwing aside his crutches, he jumped from the wagon, hailing Soviet soldiers in trucks and begging them for a ride back to Nalchick.
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I made it off crutches, though 10 years after the surgery, now living in Chicago, pain occasionally forced me to use a cane.
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The running back — who had eight carries for 10 yards — was later seen on the sidelines with a walking boot and using crutches.
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Modern orchards, with their reliance on dwarf trees, varietal selections, clonal rootstocks and chemically supported monocultures, are weak and practically require industrial crutches.
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In the gallery, the PhoeniX is displayed statically, without its seemingly vital components: the forearm crutches, as well as Sanchez or any user.
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The treatments affected his growth, and he requires aid from a wheelchair or forearm crutches to get around But none of that's stopped him.
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He walked with his hand supporting the arm of his daughter, who was on crutches, as his son and wife walked closely behind them.
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"Without the chair, there is no obvious evidence of my journey, no wheelchair or pink crutches to explain the past 10 years," she said.
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By then, Ramsey is hoping to be off his crutches and standing on his own — but it all depends on how well he recovers.
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Craig, 51, was photographed arriving at JFK International Airport in New York City on Sunday and walking on crutches while wearing a boot cast.
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The actor was previously seen wearing a boot and using crutches when he landed at JFK Airport in New York City earlier in June.
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"Women's food" consists either of low-calorie and dainty foods like salads, or alternatively, of treats which are seen as emotional crutches—like cupcakes.
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While the Socratic view paints these treatments as crutches that leave the basic problem unaddressed, the divided mind view shows this to be wrongheaded.
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One squatter with cerebral palsy, who could only walk with the aid of crutches, was unceremoniously carted out on piggy-back by a friend.
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The Wizards also said that John Wall (knee surgery, out six to eight weeks) is walking without crutches now and progressing in his recovery.
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When he refused and insisted that I dance, even though I was on crutches, I immediately began shaking my bottom and flapping my arms.
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After healing for a few months in his cabin, he returned to work as a third mate, hobbling on crutches and leaning on oars.
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Doctors say he will eventually walk again unassisted, but for now he can only go short distances with help from a pair of crutches.
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"Right now all we care about is him," coach Steve Addazio said of Brown, who was on crutches and will be tested further Sunday.
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By this time, he was in the Senate and using crutches almost constantly to travel back and forth for roll calls and official business.
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Now she could only hobble around with crutches or on good days with just a cane, barely able to get out of a chair.
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He couldn't manage the steps on his crutches, so it was Mum's job to go to the front gate to pick up the newspaper.
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But bleeds into his joints put him on crutches for days at a time or forced him to keep his arm in a sling.
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A captain was so badly wounded he leaned on rifles as crutches as he continued to give orders to the single surviving machine-gunner.
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The crush developed in the school hallway: Mr. Pantaleo was on crutches after breaking his leg playing running back during a varsity football game.
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I tried to close the door, but he was on crutches at the time, and he used a crutch to prop the door open.
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One centimeter: That's the difference between going about your business and letting the fracture heal — and winding up on crutches, maybe in a cast.
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The cast she used to keep her broken bones in place and her crutches with the purple padding are stuffed inside a hallway closet.
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Howard appeared in court just hours later on crutches ... but bonded out on the condition that he'd have NO contact with the alleged victim.
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Kyagulanyi posted in his tweet a picture of himself sitting in a wheelchair and holding crutches, posing in an airport next to his wife.
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Head coach Ed Orgeron told reporters Monday that Edwards-Helaire, the team's leading rusher, is no longer using a scooter and is off crutches.
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But, despite being in serious pain, Klay limped onto the set with crutches to shoot with LeBron James, Anthony Davis, Dame Lillard and more.
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Training for the marathon Then she learned about Amanda Sullivan, who had been completing marathons on crutches after an auto accident left her disabled.
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Experts say that technology like GPS devices or apps on smartphones can be crutches that inhibit the development of a better sense of direction.
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He will in a splint and on crutches for 2 1/2 weeks and is expected to make a complete recovery by spring training.
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He can now walk fifteen feet in braces with crutches; he has gone to a park and pedalled a tricycle for several hundred yards.
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Clearly she disagrees with my assessment that an estimated four weeks of pushing off a set of crutches will give her buff upper arms.
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And, by the time his American Idol audition rolled around in late 2017, Francisco proudly walked into the room with the help of forearm crutches.
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"Look, the thing is, I just don't know if I want to see all of us with crutches [and] walkers," Schwimmer, 51, quipped in January.
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But other "walking" fish hop forward by leaning on their pectoral fins like a pair of crutches, or flex and shimmy to wriggle over surfaces.
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In the traditional Rider-Waite-Smith Tarot deck, the card shows two people — one on crutches — walking through the snow and wind outside a church.
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The church of old women with crutches complaining about iPads, of long Easter weekends and smelly community halls used by alcoholics anonymous and youth workers.
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He became an internet sensation over the summer when videos of the toddler walking with the forearm crutches — which he calls his "sticks" — went viral.
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Sprained MCL be damned ... Blake Griffin fought through his knee pain Tuesday night to hang out with Kendall Jenner -- and he didn't even need crutches!
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In June, Craig injured his ankle while on the Jamaican set of the movie, and was left in a boot and crutches following the injury.
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While the fracture in her ankle is clean, she'll still be on crutches for the next eight to ten weeks — the rest of the season.
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The 28-year-old former construction worker hobbled on crutches after the shrapnel tore through his right hip and leg, with painkillers offering no relief.
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Sitting on his hospital bed in the Jordanian capital after receiving specialized surgery on his leg, he smiles broadly as he holds onto his crutches.
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And, even if you didn't damage your bones, you might end up with crutches and a cast to help keep things stable as they heal.
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My experience as a non-walking person could not have been more different from my experience as a biped, even when I was on crutches.
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He ended up leaving Oracle with the aid of a pair of crutches, just as Durant had exited Toronto's Scotiabank Arena a few days before.
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"You said you got injured twice and were on medication, and had to to use crutches to walk from 2014 to 2016," Mr. Ali asked.
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Today he has a new leg, but Seong-ho, I understand you still keep those crutches as a reminder of how far you have come.
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The double amputee escaped the North on wooden crutches, which he now holds aloft as he beseeches audiences to fight for freedom in North Korea.
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"Never did I once think, 'Oh, we're going to be part of a mass shooting and I'm on crutches just playing video games,'" she said.
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Act II is blighted by a crippled beggar who turns out not to be a cripple, yet reappears later with crutches after Tybalt has died.
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Additionally, to improve usability and the product experience, we included rolling papers, crutches, matches, hemp wick, and a vellum welcome letter in each box set.
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We talk about the muscles that are being pulled taut across the top of her back as she works to push down on her crutches.
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My partner that day snatched an 18-year-old kid off crutches and assaulted him, simply for stating the fact that he was home alone.
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His neighbor, who uses crutches, was struggling to make it out by himself, and so Kucia grabbed him by the shirt collar and dragged him outside.
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Kevin Durant seems to be making great progress -- because the NBA superstar was out in Los Angeles on Wednesday ... cruisin' around the restaurant scene WITHOUT crutches!
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Also at the Governor's Ball, Claire Danes and Hugh Dancy chatted with party guests at their table, which included crutches-stricken Rupert Friend and his wife.
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They're used in conjunction with crutches that feature controls that move each leg forward, instruct the device to sit down and tell it to climb stairs.
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TRUMP: Today he has a new leg, but Seong-ho, I understand you still keep those old crutches as a reminder of how far you've come.
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Pausing on his crutches, the 15-year-old patient replied that a nurse had told him not to get the cast on his lower leg wet.
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Although Buxton is able to use crutches or a wheelchair to get around now, both she and Fretwell are likely to lose more mobility over time.
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Nell Jones, a 14-year-old girls believed to have been using crutches Monday night, is also still believed to be missing, according to The Telegraph.
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"Look, the thing is, I just don't know if I want to see all of us with crutches [and] walkers," quipped Schwimmer, who played Ross Geller.
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"Oh my goodness, it's a wounded dancer from our tour tonight!" the diva says, as Tanaka hobbles up on stage with a knee brace and crutches.
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However, Dutch media is reporting that one of the clips, titled "Muslim migrant beats up Dutch boy on crutches!" didn't involve a Muslim or migrant perpetrator.
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A grinning woman in a black baseball cap moves quickly along on her crutches, a carriage per stop; she offers no story, just asks for money.
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By all means, make accommodations for anyone — including pregnant people, the elderly or someone on crutches — who may look as if they could use a break.
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There's no doubt that Scalise, who recently transitioned to crutches after months of navigating the Capitol in a motorized scooter, has seen his political star rise.
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She and her three teenage children had just moved, her husband was in Europe and Ms. Billinge was surrounded by unpacked boxes and hobbling on crutches.
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Calderon navigated his way through the locker room on crutches after finding out he had a contusion on his right quadriceps after Wednesday's game at Dallas.
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After leaving the hospital, he used a motorized scooter to get around the Capitol, before moving to a pair of crutches and then a single crutch.
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But she was pleasantly surprised to find out that her work offered door-to-door transportation to get to meetings as she hobbled around on crutches.
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The video showed a 3-foot 6-inch (107 cm) man with a ponytail wearing a baseball hat and on crutches buying the phone with cash.
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"This trade war is cutting the legs out from under farmers, and White House's 'plan' is to spend $12 billion on gold crutches," said Republican Sen.
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The older, 35, held tight to the arm of the younger, using that single support to replace the crutches on which she had come to depend.
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He was equally dismissive of those who regard methadone maintenance and other regimens as no more than crutches that substitute one form of dependency for another.
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The day before Noah left — for the second time — I found him sitting on the couch, crutches against the wall, black orthopedic boot stabilizing his ankle.
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Speechwriters have often sought to hammer out such crutches, aware that an audience's eyes and ears begin to glaze over if subjected to a rhetorical overdose.
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Andy Serkis sported a pair of diamond-encrusted crutches while walking the red carpet and also when accepting his BAFTA for outstanding contribution to British cinema.
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Due to his injuries, Scalise has had multiple surgeries during the past eight months and uses a scooter and crutches to get around the Capitol complex.
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" Among the videos shared by Fransen was one depicting a young man beating another, accompanied by the label "Muslim migrant beats up Dutch boy on crutches.
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Mr. Piaggi was on crutches and, as they made their way out of the room, took a different stairwell than their mother and they were separated.
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The markets took the news with relative calm, suggesting that investors share the central bank's assessment that the economy is getting closer to walking without crutches.
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Highlights of the press conference included a child running riot, Andy Serkis on crutches, and the reactions to the stream of jokes aimed at the royals.
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"I'm obviously really happy to be up on my feet and feeling pretty good about being able to walk on crutches," Bourdais said in a statement.
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MONROVIA, Liberia — Emmanuel Dongo, who spends his days begging on Monrovia's streets, plunged with his crutches onto the concrete stage and into the glare of neon.
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The monument's sculptures and bas-reliefs did not show Roosevelt using the wheelchair, crutches, braces or cane that he used for much of his adult life.
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Mr. Jackson, who walked into the courtroom on crutches, wearing black slack pants and a white button-up shirt, made no speech and expressed no remorse.
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Ms. Gavios was hospitalized for months, first in Thailand and then New York, and had to learn to walk again using crutches and custom leg braces.
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The ad featured a battered white woman on crutches trying to pick out her assailant from a police lineup featuring five African-American men and a goat.
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He was helped back to the locker room by Stephen Curry, Andre Iguodala and the team's medical staff and was later seen leaving the arena on crutches.
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In late November, Trump retweeted three videos that Fransen, BritainFirst's deputy leader, had posted, including one purportedly depicting a Muslim migrant assaulting a Dutch boy on crutches.
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The things that Medicaid covers for disabled people go beyond the medication and assistive devices, such as our wheelchairs and crutches, that keep us alive and active.
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Far from "ruining" comedy, 2 Dope Queens demonstrates exactly how much comedy can benefit from abandoning age-old crutches of shock-value sexist, racist, and homophobic jokes.
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One second grader who signed a contract excitedly told Ghorbani how he had told a friend on crutches that he would help him with whatever he needed.
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Arguably the most sci-fi all deaths, Morf dies after being chased down by the same robot on crutches seen in the opening Art Basel Miami exhibit.
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"It was an isolated incident that doesn't reflect the true spirit of Kansas, MidWest and the United States," Madasani, who was on crutches, told reporters in Kansas.
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Steve, who was walking with minor support from crutches, said he's glad Congress is keeping up the tradition and hopes to get back out there himself soon.
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A back injury made riding impossible — he walked with the aid of crutches dating from the Civil War — but he learned to handle four-horse teams expertly.
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Bell has had spina bifida since birth, a condition that meant he needed crutches for much of his life, and which now means he uses a wheelchair.
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In 2001, a hereditary autoimmune disease sidelined him from his geriatric-medicine practice at a retirement community in Hanover, N.H. He used crutches for nearly three years.
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Another, which bore the caption 'Muslim migrants beating up a Dutch boy on crutches,' was later proven to show an attacker who was neither Muslim nor migrant.
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When this becomes common sense to the world, then I will have effectively escaped my disability, even though I will always use my crutches to do so.
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As he walked around the Capitol on crutches, Williams suggested members of both parties should try using more affirmative arguments instead of always blasting the other side.
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Republican Senator Ben Sasse of Nebraska, a Trump critic, likened it to "golden crutches" to make up for a trade war that will cost farmers far more.
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I get a couple of x-rays done and it seems like nothing is broken but I get crutches anyway because I can't walk on my own.
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"I was in my hospital robe literally about to go in," he said, wincing as he stood on crutches outside the hospital, waiting for a taxi home.
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Who can forget the image of the weeping parents of the girls killed by MS-22019, or the North Korean triumphantly holding his crutches over his head?
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With tears in his eyes, Ji hoisted the wooden crutches that his father made, to the thunderous applause from the audience at the State of the Union.
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One video shows the consequences of failing to get appropriate treatment, featuring a Serbian man who suffered joint bleeds as a child and now must use crutches.
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Having their wedding ceremony at Walmart "was one of those things we joked about a lot," said Anderson, who usually walks with crutches and has endured several surgeries.
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The young girl, who is dressed as Elsa from Frozen, is shown with arm crutches and leg braces, and is seen smiling surrounded by other kids in costumes.
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Members of both parties stood, applauded, and cheered as Scalise walked into the House chamber Thursday morning, using crutches and giving them a wry shake of his head.
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She came off worse, needed hospital treatment and was still on crutches the day before the team pursuit competition began on Thursday, although she still managed to compete.
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Despite their enthusiasm, the team faces a raft of challenges: a lack of funding, a paucity of special playing crutches and difficulties finding a regular pitch for training.
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"Look, the thing is, I just don't know if I want to see all of us with crutches [and] walkers," he said during an interview earlier this year.
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The thumbnail for the show had changed from a confident, glowing picture of Amy Poehler's Leslie Knope — the show's lead — to a photo of Chris Pratt in crutches.
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"Look, the thing is, I just don't know if I want to see all of us with crutches [and] walkers," quipped Schwimmer, who played Monica's brother Ross Geller.
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Who acknowledges your scars or your crutches or your other visible signs of health issues without letting it change the mood and without making you into a freak.
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Scalise, using a pair of crutches and a motorized scooter to get around the Capitol, has spent the past 15 weeks recovering in a hospital and rehabilitation center.
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He was ordered out of the tournament by his doctor, reportedly broke down in tears and then showed up on crutches for an interview, then disappeared from view.
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A combination of low interest rates, public spending and tax cuts, particularly in the U.S. for the latter, fall into the category of these fiscal "crutches," Gurria said.
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"This trade war is cutting the legs out from under farmers and White House's 'plan' is to spend $12 billion on gold crutches," Sasse said in a statement.
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Ed Burns says he's finally realizing 49 is just too damn old to "throw it down" on the basketball court ... and he's got the crutches to prove it.
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Still, I fell, but when I did, I'd bounce easily onto the ground the way children can and my crutches would flail into the air like ski poles.
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" He triumphantly raised the crutches in Congress when Mr. Trump introduced him, calling his story "a testament to the yearning of every human soul to live in freedom.
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At 21981, having traded her crutches for a cane, she sang in a local club where the owner changed her name because Kappelhoff wouldn't fit on the marquee.
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WASHINGTON — The Federal Reserve, which invested trillions of dollars to prop up the American economy after the 2008 financial crisis, is finally ready to take away the crutches.
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By the "run" — for him and many others, it eventually slowed to a walk — Libecki was the one who hobbled on like the giant insect with makeshift crutches.
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His arms are draped on the forearm crutches that aid with the stability and weight-shifting necessary to ambulate with the device, while also housing its user interface.
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She confides in him that her father has multiple sclerosis that's forced him to use crutches, but he still finds a way to get to work every day.
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Daniel was out at JFK Sunday in NYC where he needed not one but TWO walking forearm crutches while protecting his bum left foot with a walking boot.
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Hopefully it's just an abundance of caution ... but Phoenix Suns star Devin Booker was spotted in a wheelchair -- and clutching crutches -- after suffering a groin injury Tuesday night.
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So far, I've learned that the proper products matter, and there's a range of rolling papers, crutches and other rolling accessories that can make the process significantly smoother.
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The only casualty – besides every sports rulebook in the world – was A Thousand Horses guitarist Zach Brown, who left in crutches after twisting an ankle running to second base.
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People will talk about difficult games like this as valuable to their own mental health, curatives for depression or crutches to help walk during a time of emotional injury.
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Thanks to knee-strengthening exercises that targeted her quad muscles, calves and hamstrings, Cerio was able to walk with crutches across the graduation stage four weeks after her injury.
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Retirement will give skiing aficionados plenty of time to ponder what might have been if Ms Vonn had spent more time holding her poles and less using her crutches.
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Story songs are almost uniformly terrible, traps for otherwise fine songwriters like Paul McCartney and Rod Stewart, and crutches for terrible songwriters with nothing to say, like Billy Joel.
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Using crutches or a wheelchair, he also periodically headed backstage during instrumentals for costume changes that barely mattered: studded leather jackets and assorted hats, T-shirts, bandannas and sunglasses.
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He added that the wearer would still need to use crutches with the VariLeg, but that these will act as a control to adjust the device for different situations.
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"Instead of being outrun by one fine turtle, you will be outrun by hordes and hordes of mediocre turtles and even by some mediocre turtles on crutches," he said.
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The boy in the green goggles worked hard, sometimes herringboning, sometimes stepping, sometimes trudging up and sliding back, holding on to his poles like a lame man his crutches.
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"If I'm just walking in my crutches, I'll crutch, swinging my good leg, but if I'm racing, I'll do a sequence of 'crutch, leg and extra hop,'" she said.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimate that more than two million Americans use wheelchairs for their daily activities and 6.5 million depend on canes, crutches or walkers.
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I visited land mine victims from the civil war in the military hospital, a dark and dreadful place without regular water or electricity, where men begged me for crutches.
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She couldn't afford to take time off to heal properly — "I had to perform on crutches because the bills have got to get paid" — and doesn't have health insurance.
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To millions of Americans, Mr. McCain was the embodiment of courage: a war hero who came home on crutches, psychologically scarred and broken in body, but not in spirit.
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Last year, the Brazilian was sidelined with a foot injury, causing him to miss 18 games, however he reportedly partied on crutches at the Pavillon Gabriel on the night.
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Along with being wheelchair-accessible and designed for campers with disabilities, it also offers first aid resources — including crutches and wheelchairs — and transportation for any Burners who need them.
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A frail Wine, wearing a Ugandan flag scarf around his neck, was seen walking out of court while being assisted on crutches during a brief adjournment on Thursday morning.
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Marshall left in the second half of the Tigers' 66-38 victory at Vanderbilt and was later on the sideline using crutches with a boot on his left foot.
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" Mr. Obama leans on other rhetorical crutches, too: For years, he has responded to loyal crowds that boo at the mention of Republicans with a simple command: "Don't boo!
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The premise is straightforward: collect no-longer-needed crutches and send them to the developing world, where lack of mobility is a public health problem for 50 million children.
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Sham, who was still wearing crutches and recovering from an attack by hammer-wielding thugs, called on Lam to listen to the people's voice and address the five demands.
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George Bernard Shaw is said to have wryly observed that although he saw crutches and wheelchairs at shrines of healing, he saw no artificial limbs, glass eyes or toupees.
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Even imagining myself explaining to strangers that, heavy sigh, yes, these crutches are from a scooter accident was enough to convert me back to a boring old analog bike.
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Given such outsized success, Knausgaard presumably writes for a global audience, but this book is insistently Norwegian, offering few crutches for anyone unfamiliar with that country's history and culture.
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"I believe I'm going to cross the fence, even if they shoot me or cut me in half," said Bilal Abu Zaher, 26, who came to the protest on crutches.
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"Look, the thing is, I just don't know if I want to see all of us with crutches [and] walkers," Schwimmer told Megyn Kelly on her talk show last year.
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Undocumented immigrants Eduardo Contreras, 23, from Honduras, and Elvira Lopez, 22, from Guatemala, stand on crutches at the Jesus el Buen Pastor shelter on July 31, 2013, in Tapachula, Mexico.
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"Lean on me ❤️" Kloss captioned the photo, in which she and Kushner share an embrace on the rustic dance floor, both sporting cowboy hats, while Kushner is on crutches.
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"Look, the thing is, I just don't know if I want to see all of us with crutches [and] walkers," he told Megyn Kelly on her talk show last year.
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Kyagulanyi, who has been charged with treason alongside several others for his role in the stoning incident, used crutches in court appearances and was transported in an ambulance at times.
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It's the kind of thing you might do for a person on crutches trying to get off a bus or somebody wobbling down a steep flight of stairs in heels.
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The speech was packed with made-for-TV moments, including a North Korean defector who hoisted his crutches in the air and young boy who plants flags on veterans' graves.
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He used crutches for a week and willed himself not to limp so NASA officials would not pull him from the mission but said walking on the moon was painful.
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I could tell I'd just suffered the worst injury I've ever had, but I still managed to go out and lift the League Leaders' Shield on crutches with one hand.
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Pictures over recent years have shown him using crutches to get around and it's been plain to see, even in his increasingly rare matches, that he just can't go anymore.
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But determined to mark her legacy, she has applied to Guinness World Records to mark her own time as best for a female racer on crutches in the half marathon.
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After the incident, Riley's mother Sarah Horner explained that when they went to get her checked out, the doctor sent her home with crutches and diagnosed her with a concussion.
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But it has also made for four centuries of mostly regular-bodied actors simulating the appearance of disability with the help of prostheses, crutches, leg braces and plenty of ham.
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Men with metal braces holding broken bones in place lay on thin mattresses, while others shuffled to the bathroom on crutches or dragged their legs on the ground behind them.
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Dellin Betances, the injured star reliever on crutches who had predicted Gregorius's grand slam to his teammates before the at-bat, smacked the top of the dugout roof in delight.
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The Belgian star scored just one goal in 13 games for Los Blancos before he injured his ankle against Paris Saint Germain in the Champions League, leaving him on crutches.
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So his first journey through the place, after his car accident [which has him in crutches in the scene], he experiences hydrotherapy, steam baths, everything that's seemingly benign and tranquil.
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He later said many of the products "don't have the scientific muster to present as fact," but that he's still comfortable promoting the weight-loss aids as short-term crutches.
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The plan did not cover her exams before and after hip surgery, her physical therapy after her operation, the crutches she needed while she recovered, or any of her medications.
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The time he decided to teach himself to pilot a hot-air balloon, bought a used one from Craigslist, and spent a month on crutches after crashing it in the desert.
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These three emoji are more androgynous, and less dependent on the gendered visuals — crutches like gender-coded colors (pink, blue) and outfits (dresses, lipstick) — applied to previous male and female characters.
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Exos are difficult for a paralyzed person to get into without assistance, they're far slower than a wheelchair, and they don't yet possess the dexterity needed to maintain balance without crutches.
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There was that time Brandi Glanville accused Kim Richards of doing crystal meth in the bathroom after Kim and her sister Kyle Richards ganged up on her and hid her crutches.
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RHP Mike Foltynewicz was on crutches a day after being hit on the inside of the left calf by a line drive, but was hopeful he might miss just one start.
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Boeser, who was spotted on crutches after the game, joins an injury list that includes center Bo Horvat (foot fracture), left winger Sven Baertschi (fractured jaw) and defenseman Chris Tanev (groin).
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Alex Smith ain't out of the woods yet -- the QB is still using crutches and a complex brace around his leg ... 2 months after suffering a gruesome injury against the Texans.
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There's no doubt that Scalise, who recently transitioned to crutches after months of navigating the Capitol in a motorized scooter, has seen his political star rise since the June 14 shooting.
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He told his father that even if the risks were fifty-fifty, he would rather be dead than spend the rest of his life hobbling on crutches and paralyzed by pain.
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The legislation required that elevator doors remain open long enough for anyone who uses crutches, a cane or wheelchair to get on board, Ms. Penafiel said in an interview on Tuesday.
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To make things worse for coach Bruce Pearl's young squad, freshman forward Danjel Purifoy, Auburn's second-leading scorer, was injured late in the first half and left the court on crutches.
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The videos shared by Trump purported to show a group of people who were Muslims beating a teenage boy to death, battering a boy on crutches and destroying a Christian statue.
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When Nolting returns to two-footed running in a few weeks, she will leave unchallenged the record for fastest ascent of Mount Kilimanjaro on crutches (4 days 20 hours 30 minutes).
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"This trade war is cutting the legs out from under farmers, and the White House's 'plan' is to spend $12 billion on gold crutches," said Senator Ben Sasse, Republican of Nebraska.
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And an early battle between a matador dancer on hand crutches and a bull represented by a cart subtly pulled imagery from the backdrop onto the stage in a vivid way.
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One of the wounded was Capitol Police Special Agent Crystal Griner, who on Thursday hopped up to the podium on crutches and sat beside the other four officers behind the president.
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" According to Trump, Seong-ho lost limbs in an accident, was tortured by North Korean authorities and later "traveled thousands of miles on crutches across China and Southeast Asia to freedom.
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Though she initially believed he had lost interest in her, she later realized that he had twisted his ankle playing soccer and refused to see her while he was on crutches.
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Another explanation that Redditor pandymonium87 adds to the thread is that maybe Kevin, in crutches, was staying in the basement — but he snuck out to meet Sophie, and Kate covered for him.
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RHP Mike Foltynewicz was on crutches Tuesday, a day after being hit on the inside of the left calf by a line drive, but was hopeful he might miss just one start.
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Alison Phillips's feet dragged beneath her as she used forearm crutches to make her way down a ramp, leaving the Brooklyn homeless shelter where she and her 3-year-old daughter live.
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In 2017, she unexpectedly became Nike's first adaptive athlete after sharing positive feedback about the company's Metcon sneakers, which stood up well to the wear and tear of her movement on crutches.
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Drawing on her background as a sailor on the lakes of Minneapolis and later at the University of Southern California, Nolting used her arm muscles to turn her crutches into athletic tools.
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Prenatal testing had found that he had a severe spinal defect and might need breathing and feeding tubes, leg braces, crutches, a wheelchair and lifelong treatment for fluid buildup in his brain.
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If I could put this suit on unaided while in a wheelchair, stand up using crutches and walk around for an hour, that would be good enough for me, I told myself.
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The greatest American song about going to a dance, the Drifters' "Save the Last Dance for Me," was written by Doc Pomus, who required crutches or a wheelchair because of childhood polio.
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"This is the hardest part of my day," Maddow said as she approached the nickel-bronze revolving doors of 30 Rockefeller Plaza, before lifting her crutches and hopping easily through the obstacle.
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SOUTHAMPTON, England — Tottenham is waiting to find out the extent of Harry Kane's hamstring injury after the striker left Southampton's stadium on crutches after a 1-0 loss at Southampton on Wednesday.
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Here is the opening of "2011": On the last bus from Dublin to Limerick Raindrops pelted the landscape And held little photos Of aluminum crutches in each drop Rolling down the glass.
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One of the videos appears to show a man beating another young man holding crutches, while another shows a group of people kicking a man after he was thrown off a building.
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Uber Assist vehicles are meant to accommodate folding wheelchairs, walkers, collapsible scooters, or crutches, and drivers will be trained in how to safely assist a passenger from their wheelchair to the car.
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I've seen this car all over Philadelphia, chugging reliably near the end of every Black Lives Matter protest, always ready to offer a bottle of water or a ride to someone on crutches.
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TV footage showed Kaczynski, with a brace on his right knee and with crutches, carefully getting into a limousine at the hospital door, and then getting out at the gate of his house.
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In the police report, obtained by TMZ Sports, the woman says Howard grabbed her, pushed her against a mirrored wall, and when he let her go, she fell on one of his crutches.
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He was on crutches after the game ... The Rays optioned RHP Jacob Faria to Triple-A Durham and activated OF Peter Bourjos (tennis elbow) off the 10-day disabled list before the game.
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When Nolting raced a half-marathon in Nevada in May, spending 28 hours 21 minutes 2115 seconds on crutches to traverse 13.1 miles, she beat 43 people who were running on both feet.
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Its ideas are superannuated and unworldly; though the show includes a smattering of African and Asian artists, it hobbles forward on the crutches of decades-established Western theory, familiar from any undergraduate syllabus.
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I would turn my head and kiss him on the cheek, his eyes would crinkle into a smile, and then he would swing around on his crutches and head back to his friends.
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Jodie Foster, appearing on crutches and joking that the reason was a run-in with Meryl Streep, presented best actress with Jennifer Lawrence, in lieu of last year's best-actor winner, Casey Affleck.
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Unlike my father, my condition is temporary — I fractured my ankle on an ill-advised descent down an icy hill on cross-country skis, landing me with a space-age boot and crutches.
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One of the racist videos that he put out was "Muslim migrant beats up Dutch boy on crutches!" the fact that he would even think of posting this is absolutely absurd and questionable.
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The dream of winning an Olympic medal hasn't dissolved for Jones, a 25-year-old Iowa native, even though as recently as a few months ago she needed crutches just to get around.
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"This trade war is cutting the legs out from under farmers and the White House's 'plan' is to spend $12 billion on gold crutches, " Sasse, a frequent Trump critic, said in a statement.
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As the Pioneers celebrated on a rink covered with discarded helmets, gloves and sticks, Hammond, still in full uniform, hobbled on crutches in Denver's dressing room, eager to be reunited with his teammates.
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The other two videos—"VIDEO: Muslim Destroys a Statue of Virgin Mary!" and "VIDEO: Muslim migrant beats up Dutch boy on crutches"— were also posted by Fransen to Twitter within the past 24 hours.
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"I wish to return to Italy to my family and friends ... for them to accept and help me to live a new life," said Mkhayar, who walks on crutches after shelling injured his leg.
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"I truly believe that the reason my family is at home sitting on the couch with a pair of crutches instead of down at the hospital is because of my annoying nagging mom voice."
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Lovekin has been photographing the Met Gala for years (including one year, in which he was on crutches and refused to miss it), which means the lens master has pretty much seen it all.
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Link In the video, Hargrove, standing on crutches, says she was riding her bike home in 103-degree heat on June 18 and stopped at a street corner to take a drink of water.
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On YouTube you can find tragic videos documenting injuries that have left cheerleaders paralysed, and on my own team it was unusual if we didn't go to a competition without one person on crutches.
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"In a job you can negotiate with the boss — we can't do that," said Mr. Biswas, who had dragged himself on crutches to a demonstration against precarious forms of work recently in central London.
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A decade after the decision, refusing to use a wheelchair that was available, Amber Tatro struggled to the stage with her braces and crutches to receive her diploma from MacArthur High School in Irving.
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The pro soccer player is still recovering from surgery to repair a Lisfranc fracture -- but busted out the walking boot and the crutches to hit Catch in West Hollywood with his "Power Rangers" girlfriend.
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She dumped her crutches, slid into her anchor chair and used the three minutes before she went on the air to scan a document and type silently into a computer hidden in her desktop.
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He needed help leaving the field and was immediately brought to the locker room, but returned to the sideline on crutches to help the Giants celebrate Daniel Jones's first win as the starting quarterback.
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China's total exports of health products, from crutches to drugs, fell 2 percent in the first three quarters of last year compared with the same period a year earlier — the first drop in decades.
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And, as has happened all over Europe, regions like Chianti have seemingly overcome insecurities about their own traditions and are making wines that are confidently distinctive, without resorting to the international crutches of old.
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He had stood out to me during the event, both for his bright red hair, and the fact that he was using crutches, which looked inconvenient while having to switch seats every five minutes.
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Another favorite of mine is "The Merry-Go-World or Begat by Chance and the Wonder Horse Trigger" (1991–94), which has a menagerie of broken patchwork animals, like a giraffe with crutches for legs.
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How the leg swings mid-air when a woman is hobbling around on crutches, how she rests with her leg propped up on pillows or with her arm in the sling… I could go on.
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I hadn't walked 100 feet when I saw the lights of a shuttle bus coming onto the driveway, so I sprinted back up to catch the first ride back behind an elderly lady on crutches.
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Paul George cast away his crutches and made the All-Star team; Steph's aerial assault on the NBA has ushered in an era of cultural chaos and perhaps ended fandom as we once understood it.
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"The Injury" — Season 8, Episode 12 After barely injuring his foot on a George Foreman grill in this iconic episode, Michael uses crutches to walk around at work and boldly refers to himself as disabled.
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We have also described how the face of disability has also changed from a girl on crutches in the March of Dimes posters of the 1960s, to a little boy with autism or ADHD today.
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The 35-year-old, who has played all four of Chelsea's league games this season, left the Liberty Stadium on crutches in the closing minutes of Chelsea's 2-2 draw with Swansea City on Sunday.
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"I didn't think I was different in a bad way; I just knew I had braces and crutches and the other children didn't," she said in the documentary, adding that other children accepted her regardless.
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Earlier this year, he was photographed at Rio's Carnival while on crutches as he recovered from an injury that had kept him out of crucial games, including P.S.G.'s Champions League elimination by Manchester United.
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We take moving around for granted, but if you find yourself on crutches one day, or you have a baby and then have to navigate getting into the subway with a stroller, you become aware.
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I doubt Jarrett's feelings were hurt because she knows, like everyone else, that even with two broken legs and rubber crutches she could run moral and intellectual rings around Barr any day of the week.
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"One year when I had just begun my shift a customer with a broken leg tried to hit me with one of his crutches because I didn't know where we were keeping a particular item."
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Wasseim Alsati, who was shot in the attack along with his 4-year-old daughter, and is still walking with crutches, said outside court that he was pleased the trial would be held in Christchurch.
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From the families who lost loved ones to the MS-13 gang to Otto Warmbier's parents to the North Korean defector and his crutches, the visuals -- and the stories they told -- were haunting and memorable.
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RHP Mike Foltynewicz was on crutches Tuesday but hopes to return to the mound before the end of the season after being hit on the inside of his left calf by a line drive Monday.
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When Ji raised his crutches and received a roar of applause from the assembled representatives of the American people, we were left with a visual testament to human resilience and our universal desire for freedom.
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Ms. Chiuri, on crutches after a fall in her home, could be seen smiling from the comfort of a velvet sedan, a masked clique of Arnaults (the family, through LVMH, owns Dior) hovering close by.
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The four-minute online film, the first in several months from the group's media operation, shows an injured militant who identifies as "Abu Salih al-Amriki" dressed in fatigues with a prosthetic leg and crutches.
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Women carrying infants, men hobbling on crutches and an old man in a wheelchair waited at a school near the al-Wafideen crossing, along with dozens who exited the enclave through it, a witness said.
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Yarnold, who became the first Briton to successfully defend a Winter Olympic title when she claimed skeleton gold at this year's Games in Pyeongchang, is on crutches but should return to training in a few weeks.
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Now, after participating in a study at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne, Switzerland (EPFL), he and Gert-Jan Oskam, another man with partial lower body paralysis, can walk across the ground with crutches.
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While the M+D Crutch looks like a dramatic improvement over the status quo, it's going to take some time for it to replace axillary and forearm crutches, which have been around since the early 1900s.
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We're not sure why the party went down almost a month after her birthday, but it may be because her boyfriend was on crutches because of a soccer injury and could carry her into the party.
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He went from a hospital bed to a scooter (or Geaux Cart as the New Orleans native called his motorized vehicle decked out in Louisiana State Tiger purple and gold) to two crutches to now, one.
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Nic ArpIowa City To the Editor: Senator Ben Sasse, Republican of Nebraska, calls President Trump's promise of $12 billion to America's farmers "gold crutches," a political payoff to limit the pain from Mr. Trump's trade war.
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There's also an educational aspect: the camp features an obstacle course for able-bodied people to go through using crutches or a wheelchair — something that has inspired participants to change the designs of their own camps.
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"They took a piece out of my upper thigh and lower calf on my right leg, and after they gave me crutches because I couldn't walk or put weight on my leg — it was frightening," Pace said.
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The Houston Texans superstar shared a video of his rehab progress on Friday after going down with a fractured tibial plateau in his left leg early in October ... showing his first steps without crutches or a brace.
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A senior White House official expressed shock and dismay at the tweets — which purport to show videos of a "Muslim migrant" beating up a Dutch boy on crutches and a Muslim destroying a statue of Virgin Mary.
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It inspired me to get up, shed the wheelchair, crutches, braces, and walker to start attending games to get some form of physical therapy, activity, which led to me getting my name and the rest is history!
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Activists at the International Conference on Population and Development told how they had been denied obstetric care because they were on crutches, or had a mental health disability, and were wrongly seen as incapable of having sex.
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After she had spent a year and a half on crutches, her orthopedist suggested she see Dr. Stefan Friedrichsdorf, the medical director of pain medicine, palliative care and integrative medicine at Children's Hospitals and Clinics of Minnesota.
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His remarkable recovery was featured in a "60 Minutes" story and after returning and being barely able to stand, Scalise now is walking with crutches and has hit the campaign trail to raise money for his colleagues.
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Aside from frank views of his crutches and leg braces (childhood polio left him disabled), and a mention of early rejections because of his handicap, the film glides lightly and uncritically along the surface of a life.
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The one in New York went on, anyway, with runners who she said had come out to raise awareness of the global water crisis, and she crossed the finish line, set up in Central Park, on crutches.
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Another study found that people who get that same measly amount of meditation training are about three times more likely than non-meditators to give up their chair when they see someone on crutches and in pain.
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One of the suggestions in the article is to "put the technology away": Experts say that technology like GPS devices or apps on smartphones can be crutches that inhibit the development of a better sense of direction.
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The prosecution played two graphic videos of the attack that had never before been seen in public; people in the gallery watched, transfixed, and some victims — two were on crutches — bowed their heads and dabbed their eyes.
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At a safe house Risheq's group runs for single moms and women who've been abused, an Iraqi refugee hobbled out on crutches and squealed with delight when she spotted an electric wheelchair in the back of the truck.
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Students unaccustomed to physical exertion, injured and on crutches, or just born-and-bred in the city and not familiar with how to navigate a slope of jagged, loose rocks, all faced the fields and took them on.
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His court-appointed lawyer, David Patton, said Saipov was in "a significant amount of pain" and asked that he get wound care and a wheelchair or crutches in the federal lockup where he&aposs being held without bail.
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The DWTS family also presented the birthday girl with a bright pink cake — the color she wore on the season 25 premiere to remind her of her first wheelchair, crutches and leg brace — topped with a disco ball.
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And on Tuesday, after the network's president, Roger Ailes, declared that Ms. Kelly would "absolutely be on the debate stage," the network issued yet another taunting statement, this one mocking two of Mr. Trump's go-to rhetorical crutches.
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"The biggest limitation is that this was a relatively small study," he said, adding that it involved only children with crouch gait from cerebral palsy who were able to walk on their own without crutches or a walker.
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Improvising during a training session on hills, Nolting developed a technique that she calls a "hop crutch" — keeping her crutches falling at a proper momentum while maintaining a steady cadence, in a rhythm she likened to controlled falling.
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Before that, Palhares caught suspensions and was ultimately banned for life from the UFC for torqueing on heel hooks and ignoring referees until he seemed assured that his opponent would need crutches to get to the after party.
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After three months of rehabilitation, he used crutches and leg braces to walk onto the field at the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome in Minneapolis, where he threw out the first pitch before Game 1 of the World Series.
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KABUL (Reuters) - For Kabul political science student Rahmatullah Amiri, shot three times in a Taliban raid on the American University of Afghanistan last August and still on crutches, restarting classes is the best possible answer to his attackers.
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Mattek-Sands, on crutches, wore a cumbersome black brace supporting her right leg and, on her left, a bright pink compression sock — the kind she wears during matches as both a fashion statement and to aid in circulation.
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"This trade war is cutting the legs out from under farmers and the White House's 'plan' is to spend $12 billion on gold crutches," said Senator Ben Sasse, of Nebraska who frequently criticizes the president, a fellow Republican.
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When Lauren Fernandes, a real estate broker, was leaving a doctor's appointment on crutches in Manhattan on April 26, she hailed an Uber, and watched from across the street as a stranger got into her ride and drove away.
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Stripped of all context as it traveled through anti-Islam web circles, Hamada's death became simply a datapoint proving the inherent violence of Islam, interchangeable with a falsely labeled clip of a "Muslim migrant" attacking a boy on crutches.
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The White House defended Trump's actions by saying that he was drawing attention to a national security issue, but one of the videos that purports to show a Muslim migrant beating up a Dutch boy on crutches was debunked.
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Even the rubber feet on the bottom of the crutches have been completely redesigned to provide better cushioning and more grip, since they're soft enough to spread out as pressure is applied to create more surface area and friction.
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Big 3 score 81 points as Cavs edge Pistons CLEVELAND — The last time Kyrie Irving climbed onto a podium at Quicken Loans Arena, he needed help getting down because his crutches and bulky knee brace prevented an easy exit.
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American Girl's decision to add a diabetes care kit to its inclusive array of doll accessories (which already include crutches, a hearing aid, and a wheelchair) reflects the need recognize the people, particularly the children, living with this illness.
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"Women with a disability are viewed as asexual - that we are not human and do not have needs or sexual desires," said Mildred Omino, a campaigner with Kenyan charity Women and Realities of Disability who needs crutches to walk.
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Nearby, an artwork by Sims, "American Support System," precariously balances a set of crutches and an American flag, possibly a reference to the nation's broken healthcare system or its military that produces generations of psychologically and physically wounded soldiers.
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Republicans are fuming at the Trump administration's plans to offer $12 billion in emergency aid to farmers hurt by retaliatory tariffs — with several lawmakers calling the funds "gold crutches," and comparing the proposal to something out of Soviet Russia.
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"After all the surgeries I've had, I really like the idea of helping people through the anesthesiology part," said Kiick, who was in New York, on crutches, during last year's U.S. Open but refused to attend as a spectator.
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In one bracing scene, Carol, now in a wheelchair, shrieks "I'm a cripple!" at Guy, an explosion that provokes a withering rebuke from two lovers, one a man on crutches who firmly puts that self-pity in its place.
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In "Newspaper Stand," the gnarled, haughty faces of the upper class look down on an emaciated figure in a black robe; in "Tourism on the Karntnerstrasse," a veteran on crutches begs for change, his body revealed as a skeleton.
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Jayda Fransen, deputy leader of the anti-immigration Britain First group, posted the videos which she said showed a group of people who were Muslims beating a teenage boy to death, battering a boy on crutches and destroying a Christian statue.
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The White House has largely brushed aside concern about the tweets, despite the tweet claiming to show a migrant assaulting a "Dutch boy on crutches" being a false video that has long circulated in anti-Muslim corners of the Internet.
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Not only was it the color she chose for her very first dance last week, she told host Tom Bergeron after her turn on the hardwood that it was the color of her first crutches, wheelchair, and leg brace, too.
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The videos claim to show a Muslim migrant beating up a Dutch boy on crutches, a Muslim destroying a statue of the Virgin Mary, and an "Islamist mob" pushing a teenage boy off a roof and beating him to death.
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Fans were revved up from the start when injured Houston Texas defensive end J.J. Watt — who has raised more than $37 million for relief efforts after Hurricane Harvey — wobbled out to the mound on crutches to throw the first ball.
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But when it comes to supplanting a design that's been in use, and in production, since the Civil War, they're going to have to hit a price point that will make the crutches affordable enough to be worth the upgrade.
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"Look, the thing is, I just don't know if I want to see all of us with crutches [and] walkers," quipped Schwimmer, 51, who played Ross Geller on the hit NBC series, which ran for 10 seasons from 1994-2004.
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"We move our bodies in so many different ways, and the disabled community has an exuberant amount of options," says Nelson, who is an amputee and who has used crutches, a wheelchair, a scooter, and a prosthetic to get around.
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Image 2250 of 22007 GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip – Thousands attended funerals Saturday of three Palestinians killed by Israeli army fire in a border protest a day earlier, including an 11-year-old, a 17-year-old and a man on crutches.
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Methadone and buprenorphine, the most effective medication-assisted treatments, are "crutches," in the words of felony treatment court judge Frank Gulotta Jr.; they are "just substituting one opioid for another," according to former Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price.
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" Perlman agrees that, with any medical deduction, unless it is something clearly medical, like crutches or prescription medication, "you need some convincing evidence for your particular medical condition and that it relieves your condition and that nothing else would really do.
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Major League Baseball executive Joe Torre presented the game ball to special agent David J. Bailey, who walked onto the field on crutches to loud applause before throwing the first pitch -- while putting most of his weight on his left foot.
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Once AlphaGo had arrived at a decent grasp of tactics and strategy with the help of its human teachers, it kicked away its crutches and began playing millions of unsupervised training games against itself, improving its play with every game.
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Syncing her music to the rhythm of her movement (classic rock for endurance-sustaining long strides; country for quick turnover), she leaned forward on downward slopes, keeping her crutches in front of her so the momentum would not make her fall.
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It took many more steps and several strenuous sessions before I started to enjoy seeing my wheelchair parked on the other side of the room as I trudged on – first in parallel bars, then with a walker and finally with crutches.
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A couple of months after my injury I was already learning how to walk in a spinal injury rehab center in Aylesbury, England – on crutches and calipers or full-leg braces that prevent the knee from bending and stabilize the foot.
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Dumbuk was taken to the hospital in Erbil, where doctors removed the bullet in his thigh (the bullet that hit his arm had travelled clear through), sold him a pair of crutches and a bag of medicine, and discharged him.
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She and her husband bought it from her mother and uncle in 1995, after her grandfather's death, discovering inside the old farmhouse hand-whittled crutches, a double-barreled shotgun and a newspaper announcing the start of the Spanish-American War.
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In 1967, he was hired as a dispatcher in the Stark County Sheriff's Office, a job he held for 20 years, much of it on crutches and later in a wheelchair, until his condition deteriorated and he became bed-bound.
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She sought out cinematographer Naiti Gámez, who despite initial wariness and having broken her knee ahead of shooting, was eventually so enamored by the kiki scene that she recruited her girlfriend to help her stay on her feet on set despite her crutches.
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He had hip resurfacing surgery on Tuesday and "came through like a champion," Ms. Ten said, adding that he was already up and about, on crutches, and had to be talked out of visiting the handball courts the day after the operation.
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The last suspect to appear was a bald, bespectacled man in his mid-thirties, named Louai; he was hunched over a pair of short wooden crutches, and moved as if one of his legs were paralyzed and his vertebrae were no longer aligned.
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When she was 2, Praeli, now 1003, lost one of her legs in a car accident, but with her crutches, she commanded the room more adroitly than any of the speakers who preceded her, moving among the tables as she rallied her troops.
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"When you are having a rough day or weekend remember Qai Qai has a arm and leg cast," Williams wrote alongside a photo of Olympia's baby doll wearing a purple leg cast and standing up with the aid of two metal crutches.
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The sufferer tries to manage his anxiety with compulsive rituals, which include excessive double-checking, counting, repeating a prayer or mantra, and engaging in mental reassurances that give a short-term relief but ultimately become addictive crutches, fueling an endless cycle of torment.
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In "The Way Home," from the 1919 portfolio Hell (Die Hölle), a man (modeled on Beckmann) assists a maimed and facially disfigured veteran in finding his way home while two men on crutches appear as shadows in the background of the claustrophobic composition.
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SEOUL, South Korea — When President Trump wanted to highlight the brutality of North Korea's government during his State of the Union address on Tuesday, he pointed to a man in the audience who had traveled thousands of miles on crutches to find freedom.
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At the convention itself, Goodwin recounts the tension in the arena as Roosevelt triumphantly hauled himself across the stage, on just his crutches, to seize "the lectern edges with his powerful, viselike grip" and flash his beaming smile to the cheering throng.
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In these thickly inked, brashly contoured prints, made when Traeger was just 25, a hunchback shuffles past a brick wall plastered with a call to "Vote Red," while a skeletal veteran on crutches begs for change as women in furs strut past.
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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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At the beginning of the semester, Mr. Waller and his mother had to pay about $300 to cover the costs of his books, and they purchased a walking boot and rented the wheelchair and crutches he used after his most recent operation.
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He is unlikely to return until January and was on crutches as United beat Ajax, 2-0, in the Europa League final in Stockholm last month to qualify for the Champions League — a trophy he still has not won during his illustrious career.
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One claimed to show a Muslim man destroying a statue of the Virgin Mary; another professed to have captured a "Muslim migrant" beating up a "Dutch boy on crutches," and a third seemed to show Muslim men pushing a boy off a building.
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But there was an obstacle preventing her from simply lifting her aunt from bed like she had done so many times before—due to surgeries to repair her ACL and meniscus in her left leg, Williams has relied on crutches to walk since July 13.
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So when the first big storms of that hurricane season began bearing down on Puerto Rico, Bracero—a power plant operator with the island's public electric power authority, known as Prepa—sat on the sidelines, miserable and frustrated, reliant on a pair of crutches.
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He pointed to invited family members of Otto Warmbier, an American detainee who died after returning from North Korea with severe injuries, and a North Korean defector who lost a leg while scrapping for food and traveled thousands of miles (kilometers) on crutches to escape.
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Hobbling down the hospital corridor on crutches after a recent operation on his leg, Mohammed said he will get on with his life when he is discharged, and return to join his family in Jordan's Zataari refugee camp, which hosts almost 80,000 Syrian refugees.
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Only a pair of Ahearn's sculptures in the round—one of a small boy in a superhero costume (Carlos/Spiderman, 2015), the other of an old man on crutches, missing a foot (Henry Manns Descending Stairs, 1999/2009)—felt imbued with any gravity or presence.
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The video titled "Muslim migrant beats up Dutch boy on crutches!" was originally shared by Dumpert—a Dutch video website—that had removed the video at the request of the police and the victim after the perpetrator was named in the comments and arrested.
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Despite being heavily wounded just before the Tet offensive — which did not stop him from going to the office on crutches during the attacks on Saigon — he survived the war thanks to a cocktail of fearlessness, Germanic common sense, good luck and wry humor.
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He left the arena on crutches in the third quarter with his right foot in a walking boot — a stunning scene given that Durant is expected to hit the marketplace in three weeks as one of the most coveted free agents in league history.
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The youngest marcher, 153-year-old Mohammed Tahir, is usually at the head of the file, pushing a stroller packed with emergency necessities — a pair of crutches, umbrellas, a plastic rug, some spare sandals and a solar panel they use to charge their phones.
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) presided over the floor as Scalise made his way inside on crutches, still struggling slightly to walk.
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Two weeks before the 2008 United States Open, a doctor told Woods that the torn anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee required him to use crutches for a few weeks, stay off his feet for three more weeks and then begin physical therapy.
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On Sunday, three years after a spinal cord injury that left her without full mobility of her lower body, Hannah Gavios completed her second New York City Marathon -- crossing the finish line on crutches in just over 113 hours, 18 minutes faster than last year.
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" Trump's thumbs got a workout Wednesday when he retweeted three unverified videos posted by Jayda Fransen, a virulently racist British woman who has been convicted of a hate crime and is awaiting trial on other charges: "Muslim migrant beats up Dutch boy on crutches!
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The results can be deadly; take, for example, a 2013 case in New York state in which Judge Frank Gulotta Jr. refused to let Robert Lepolszki stay on methadone treatment because Gulotta saw medications as "crutches" — and Lepolszki died of an overdose months later.
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I try to keep pretty good notes, but I can remember the big Gravenstein apple trees in their yards, the ice-cold Coke they offered me on a hot day, what they do for a living, and even the ones who hobbled to the door on crutches.
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The former Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star, 53, was photographed using crutches with her right foot in a walking boot brace while attending her niece Portia's Coachella-themed 10th birthday party with her sister Kyle Richards at Sky Zone Trampoline Park in Los Angeles on Sunday.
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The president owes that as well to the North Korean defector who tearfully waved his crutches at the State of the Union address and to the score of other victims he hosted and brandished in the Oval Office as symbols of the Kim regime's moral depravity.
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Weirdly, this looseness turns out to be Preacher's strength: There's more mayhem here than anything else on television, and the more it assures us that it doesn't give a shit about crutches like continuity, pacing, or exposition, the more impressive its confident strangeness comes to seem.
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Marilyn Manson: I'm doing OK I've made a sort of makeshift recovery hospital bed in my TV room so I don't have to walk too far on my crutches to the kitchen or the bathroom and I can watch movies or read books to a limited degree.
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And so, twice a month, Mr. Spano ships vehicles that are loaded with all manner of items collected by local Haitian immigrants to send to people back home, from bundles of clothes — known as pepé in Creole — to sacks of rice to crutches to pots and pans.
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Strzeminski crawls over to his window — he lost an arm and a leg from injuries suffered in World War I — and pokes at the banner with one of his crutches, rending the fabric somewhat, which attracts the attention of the apparatchiks in charge of the operation.
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Besides the standard crossword crutches which I do my best to avoid (my personal absolute no-noes are random Roman numerals and massive obscurities which happen to have nice letters), there are some problematic words which, despite their prevalence in spoken or written English, I'd never include.
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Olga Lisia Ramos, 56, has been walking three hours each way to the town of Utuado, the main town in the municipality of the same name, to find medicine for her husband, Felix Mercado, 54, who has severe asthma and a disability that prevents him from walking without crutches.
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And now, in announcing her retirement at age 34, Fleshman also carries the wrenching distinction of most likely being the best American distance runner never to make an Olympic team, her competitive career repeatedly impaired by injuries that had her on crutches at the wrong four-year intervals.
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If you break your foot training for a half-marathon and want to race anyway, on crutches, Maggie Nolting has a few tips: Wrap the tops with sports shirts and smear your underarms with body glide; wear the thickest gloves you can find; and, of course, optimize your hop.
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I had to hide my crutches before going in, becoming the exact opposite of a secret agent: hobbling up to the target, kneeling outside to fold, and then collapsing my specialized tools, wrapping them in my coat, and going in to be as loud and public as possible.
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And while his role is not the flashiest, Alex Wyse is endearing as Ricky Potts, who is disabled but flings aside his crutches — hey, this is the fantasy afterlife, after all — to claim his dream persona as a prophet from another planet, where life-forms evolved from cats.
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Last year, Google also introduced new accessibility details to Maps and asked users to add information to as many places as possible, with the aim of helping the 65 million people worldwide who need a wheelchair as well as people who are pushing strollers, using crutches, or lugging suitcases.
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By the time I could travel it was two months later, and he had already slipped through the cracks of an inadequate system to be returned to the streets of San Francisco — this time with crutches, a pronounced limp, and chronic foot pain: permanent reminders of his dues to alcoholism.
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There are a few stylistic crutches that the movie leans on too heavily — the filmmakers are particularly fond of cutting to a computer-generated visualization of social network activity, that starts to feel rather dated — but that's all balanced out by the real-world stakes that the documentary is constantly underscoring.
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Later, his longtime political advisor, Dave Powers, said that Kennedy had to travelwith crutches...gritting his teeth when he walked...but then when he came into the room where the crowd was gathered, he was erect and smiling, looking as fit and healthy as the light-heavyweight champion of the world.
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Khan could've easily riffed on her own romantic history and her own disillusionment with fairytale romance; Hynes could've built much of the album around his personal experience with police brutality, a 2014 assault at the hands of Lollapalooza security guards that left him performing in crutches and a knee brace.
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Though details escaped over the years -- it's hard to hide news photos of him walking on crutches before and after one of his numerous back surgeries -- it wasn't until 21961, when historian Robert Dallek was allowed access to a collection of documents spanning 21950 and 21963, that specifics began to emerge.
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The three videos, one of which showed a man beating another young man holding crutches and another showing a group of people kicking a man after he was thrown from a building, set off an immediate storm for Trump, who in his presidential campaign talked about barring Muslims from entering the country.
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At times the president's insults have been gratuitous: On November 29, Trump retweeted a video showing a Muslim migrant beating up a Dutch boy on crutches, which was followed by another video featuring a Muslim destroying a Virgin Mary statue and a third showing a mob pushing a boy off a roof.
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But even at the second trial, Mr. Hatchett's lawyer failed to present evidence of his intellectual disability or of the fact that his injuries would almost certainly have prevented him from striking Ms. Carter with the force Mr. Williams had described or lugging her body across the park while leaning on crutches.
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Maddow had torn three ligaments in her left ankle — fishing accident — and one of those ligaments ripped off a piece of her bone, so now she was lumbering toward the sidewalk, her foot strapped into a boot, her lanky body bent over crutches that creaked and boomed with every hit to the sidewalk.
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And while it has nothing to do the eradication campaign, a startling polio-related video can be seen on the website Sweatpants and Coffee: Dergin Tokmak, a child of Turkish immigrants in Germany whose legs were withered by childhood polio, does a leaping, spinning break-dance routine on a pair of bright red crutches.
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Are emojis a necessary evil in a digital world where expressing basic thoughts and feelings with language has apparently become impossibly complicated, or are they the crutches of a dumbed-down Internet culture that's somehow convinced itself that a tiny illustration of a smiling pile of poop is the best possible way to communicate complex emotions?
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After it hits the ground, it's memories: my mother, on crutches, moving toward me, in rain, that last dry summer with her, or a man, who later became my husband, in a tent with me, in the petrichor air, our bodies becoming changelings, becoming a new house- hold, becoming new gods, with their own new myths.
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Themes of education and the schoolroom (the chalk, the sharpeners, the school desks); his birth into an apartheid system that essentially endured even after democratic elections; tools of everyday use and protest (the tires, used in violent "necklacing" incidents, but also in childrens's play in Gugulethu), of incapacity and immobility (crutches, the immobilized wheels), all permeate his work.
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Holding her 7-month-old daughter and trailed closely by her 5-year-old son, who was on crutches because of a gunshot wound, Maria Rafaela Plancarte said she abandoned their town near the western Mexican city of Zamora after her husband was shot and killed behind the wheel of the family car as they fled a party stormed by gunmen.
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In a tirade after getting dumped, he admitted he already had a girlfriend; this was also the case with "entertainment wrestler" Justin "Rated R" Rego (who had not one but two girlfriends) — most memorable because he was on crutches when he got exposed as a cheater and had an awkwardly hard time hobbling away from an indignant Ali Fedotowsky and the producers' cameras.
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Unbeknownst to the general public, Kennedy faced these external challenges while also battling the internal challenge of back pain that was all too often debilitating, and he relied on a near-daily therapy regimen, at times using various combinations of exercise, massage, procaine injections, support orthotics, crutches, narcotics, and illicit intravenous injections of methamphetamines in an attempt to manage this pain.
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And in his predictably tone-deaf post-mortem of the march in the New York Times, the conservative opinion writer David Brooks proposed that the whole exercise was mired in the dead-end rituals of lefty identity politics and that its props and crutches were distractions disguising a lack of real substance from which a coherent anti-Trump agenda might arise.
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Roger WilliamsJohn (Roger) Roger WilliamsPopulation shifts set up huge House battleground The 27 Republicans who voted with Democrats to block Trump from taking military action against Iran The Hill's 12:30 Report: Dems aim to end anti-Semitism controversy with vote today MORE (R-Texas), who had injured an ankle at Wednesday's practice running away from the shooter, joined the lineup on crutches.
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Obsessed with self-improvement and on something of a "health kick", she took up exercise with the in-studio personal trainer ("everyone thinks it's this like, cabin—I don't want to burst the bubble, but it's a very nice studio"), and ditched her longtime artistic crutches of cigarettes and alcohol—another element that lends Good At Falling its bare-faced honesty.
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Pamela Anderson was put in crutches following a calf injury, Lindsey Stirling had a rib injury, Melissa Rycroft suffered a disc herniation, Misty May-Treanor tore her Achilles, Bill Nye tore a tendon, Drew Scott pulled a hammy, Marie Osmond fainted, Derek Hough hurt his foot, and both Tamar Braxton and Kim Zolciak-Biermann had to withdraw due to blood clot issues.
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