He's a torso surrounded by his head, hands, and feet.
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She also used organic henna for her hands and feet.
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Boys are more likely to use their hands and feet.
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Ilysa had lost her hands and feet after developing gangrene.
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The man's hands and feet were bound with packing tape.
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She suffered from excruciating neuropathy in her hands and feet.
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Only a floating pair of hands and feet, researchers found.
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She was bound at the hands and feet, police said.
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They bound my hands and feet, straight upright at mast.
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It was similar to us in size, weight, hands and feet.
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My hands and feet leave the floor first; well, of course.
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Enlarged hands and feet emphasize the bodies to counterbalance the faces.
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She was gagged and her hands and feet had been bound.
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Using flashlights, we sifted the stuff with our hands and feet.
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Born near Nuremberg in 1674, he congenitally lacked hands and feet.
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Only a floating pair of hands and feet, Japanese researchers found.
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"We found our hands and feet were the best tools," he said.
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Her hands and feet were shackled for 203 hours at a time.
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Something old, something new, something borrowed, something … with little hands and feet?
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The defendant looked tense, tapping his hands and feet beneath his desk.
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Then she broke out in a rash on her hands and feet.
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It would be our hands and feet getting us to the top.
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So you're problem-solving with your hands and feet as your eyes.
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DP: The bride will usually get her hands and feet adorned in mehendi.
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"I felt like my hands and feet were on fire," Ilysa tells PEOPLE.
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Make sure children keep hands and feet inside the ride at all times.
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She was a fighter who threw hands (and feet), and asked questions later.
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Tekashi appeared calm in court, even though his hands and feet were shackled.
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He had only bruises on his hands and feet where they were tied.
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Don't ever wait until your hands and feet are cold to warm them.
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Ms. Hairston's hands and feet swelled; the clinic's plastic gloves no longer fit.
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Her hands and feet were dotted with blisters — filled with pus or blood.
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Most of the damage was to the hands and feet, the scientists found.
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By exposing only their heads, hands and feet, he isolated their signature movements.
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Sophia was born with facial deformities and deformities to her hands and feet.
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This time the ball is growing hands and feet, like it's starting to hatch.
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"She should have taken God's name and held their hands and feet," he said.
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Baths were rare, as was washing of hands and feet, equated with Islamic ablution.
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They bound her hands and feet before making off with $10 million in jewelry.
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Another bust: the facialist didn't massage Rob's hands and feet during the mud mask.
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Enlargement of the hands and feet is rare but is the hallmark of acromegaly.
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However, her hands and feet are bound and restrained, apparently for her own good.
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We have our ears, we have our eyes, we have our hands and feet.
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The growth is most obvious in the hands and feet and in the face.
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"We are seeing many burns to hands and feet – fingernails melted off," Mitchell said.
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More recently, however, her hands and feet had started swelling as well, sometimes painfully.
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Now 6, Art Jr. can't walk, but he can move his hands and feet.
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That buildup can lead to sudden, painful gout symptoms in the hands and feet.
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He says they beat him with iron rods, and burned his hands and feet.
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PEOPLE: Do both the bride and groom get mehendi/henna on their hands and feet?
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He bore the pain of Christ's stigmata, five wounds, in hands, and feet and side.
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And the purplish tinge to her lips, hands and feet didn't mean she was chilly.
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"They both loved the Lord – they wanted to be the hands and feet of Jesus."
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Fortunately, a mother's touch did the trick, and her son moved his hands and feet.
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Keep your hands and feet out of crevices in rocks, wood piles and deep grass.
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Among Chasely's health issues are abnormalities with her brain, digestive system, and hands and feet.
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Arch backwards til you're upside down with your hands and feet on the floor4. Laugh5.
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Other symptoms include chest pain and cold hands and feet, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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And yet he was a mere 29 inches tall and born without hands and feet.
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Still other dystonias can focus on the legs, hands and feet, even the entire body.
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It consists of frenzied smearings, by hands and feet, of oils in browns and reds.
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For this to occur, anatomical changes were needed including the evolution of hands and feet.
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They took Constantin, placed him on a chair, and shackled Mr. Mutu's hands and feet.
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If you can, please talk to her and hold her little hands and feet often.
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Symptoms among children include pink hands and feet, flaking skin, high blood pressure, and rash.
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The temperature of the hands and feet, however, dominates a person's perception of thermal comfort.
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Another edict: You must slather your face and hands and feet in sweet-smelling stuff.
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Bo sat down next to him and moved his hands and feet to keep warm.
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A suitcase in the woods contained Ms. Reyes's body, bound at the hands and feet.
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At the event, she suddenly felt a burning, searing pain in her hands and feet.
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And, a look at the blindingly fast hands—and feet, and robots—of Rubik's Cube competitions.
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Raynaud's Phenomenon is a condition that affects the body's extremities such as the hands and feet.
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Screams and more glass sparkled as hands and feet broke it loose and threw it harder.
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Sue was covered by a yellow blanket; her hands and feet were bound by electrical wiring.
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With his hands and feet shackled, Marquez, 24, wore a white jail jumpsuit in court Wednesday.
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Step 6: When you feel ready, cut the cords with scissors on both hands and feet.
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I take people&aposs hands and feet and I get people to see some amazing views.
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Inside the suitcase was Reyes' body with her hands and feet bound, Berry said, CNN reports.
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The corpses of scuba divers are like dead bugs, on their backs, hands and feet floating.
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Lauryn points out where they put her on the ground with her hands and feet bound.
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Symptoms of B12 deficiency include breathlessness, exhaustion, poor memory and tingling in the hands and feet.
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But creating lifelike limbs, hands and feet that act like our own is an ongoing challenge.
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The painter tried to squeeze in after her, but numerous hands and feet pushed him out.
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Her hands and feet had been bound, and her death was first thought to be a homicide.
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Moehring's teammates used their hands and feet to clear snow from an area to attempt the kick.
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We chatted in English or German, with our hands and feet, or with help from Google Translate.
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Authorities reportedly located her naked body with burns to the face, hands and feet, according to WCVB.
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Apple doesn't sell many products — you can probably count most of them on your hands and feet.
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His mouth is agape and his chest thrusts upward, his hands and feet locked in gnarled deformity.
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For days, sometimes weeks, they were confined in the dark, their hands and feet bound, they said.
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I head there on the scooter and get a dark red for both my hands and feet.
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When they opened the bag, they found a woman with her hands and feet bound, authorities said.
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The symptoms are more evident in children -- their hands and feet turn pink and their skin flakes.
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I am his eyes and ears, his hands and feet, stewarding his good luck charms and talismans.
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Inside was the body of a fully clothed young woman whose hands and feet were bound, he said.
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"Brezlyn is the hands and feet and motion and Tyler is telling him what to do," she explains.
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Another small chain hung heavy that kept my hands and feet chained together causing me to stoop over.
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Johnny was face-up, with hands and feet bound by electrical cord that also wrapped around Dana's feet.
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Giles was given medication to increase her brain function as well as shots for her hands and feet.
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Also, don't reach your hands and feet where you can't see when you're doing yard work, he says.
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But, by the same token, he could still feel his hands and feet after an hour of diving.
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A few colorful balls appeared near my hands and feet, and I moved my limbs to touch them.
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A woman in the last stages of pregnancy appeared to have been bound by her hands and feet.
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In tetrapods like us, the research indicates, the same cells produce endochondral bone in our hands and feet.
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We pulled at our sheets, which never seemed big enough, fighting to keep our hands and feet covered.
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Makamba said that Dewji had bruises on his hands and feet from being tied up by his kidnappers.
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"I still have scars on my hands and feet from torture sustained in prison," he told the forum.
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" Shu warns that newborns don't have good circulation at first, so "having cool hands and feet is normal.
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As we start getting sleepy, the blood vessels in our skin expand and our hands and feet get warmer.
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Icaros is a straightforward frame with pegs for your hands and feet, and pads for your knees and elbows.
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The position of her hands and feet suggest that she may have been tied up before she was killed.
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But there are cheaper alternatives: if you run hot, try sleeping with your hands and feet outside the covers.
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Climbers jam hands and feet into finger- and fist-width cracks to inch their way up the vertical wall.
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They then tied her hands and feet to a chest of drawers when she was held in the house.
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He also has solid defensive footwork and timing, quick hands and feet, and great instincts for on-ball defending.
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He learned that the bodies of drowned people are usually found poised with buttocks high, hands and feet dangling.
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For those without a limb, there are fewer positions available, and weight is divided among available hands and feet.
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Actually maintaining a friendship sometimes felt like someone tied my hands and feet and threw me in a pool.
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Australopithecus sediba's hands and feet, for instance, show it was spending a good amount of time climbing in trees.
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Season 6, like its predecessors, begins with the discovery of a corpse, this time missing head, hands and feet.
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Both are filled with women's hands and feet in gloves, red nail polish, and red, white and yellow pumps.
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She said he would tie her up and beat her hands and feet with a thick piece of wood.
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It was the beginning of the bush meat trade, of chimpanzees caught in wire snares, losing hands and feet.
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If left untreated, the results can be disfiguring, including paralysis of the hands and feet, according to the CDC.
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So I have a hard time walking; I have a hard time with neuropathy with my hands and feet.
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One day Kristy Sánchez's body began to itch, her eyes turned red, and her hands and feet became swollen.
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Combined with the itchy and, at times, burning sensation on my hands and feet (hi, neuropathy), I am a mess.
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In the Hindu ceremony, all of the women gather as the bride receives henna designs on her hands and feet.
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He beat to death a 66-year-old man with a toilet seat lid after tying his hands and feet.
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Though Engadget did manage to get its hands and feet on a pair, courtesy of Hong Kong IOT accelerator Brinc.
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I had to crawl up the steps of the bus because my hands and feet were chained too close together.
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She said her hands and feet swelled and eventually her doctor put her on bed rest on her seventh month.
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Symptoms of iron deficiency include fatigue, brittle nails, cold hands and feet, and chest pain, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Symptoms of hand, foot and mouth disease include fever, painful mouth sores and a rash on the hands and feet.
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Everything has to go (into my mouth), even if I have to use my hands and feet to do it.
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She popped up again and grinned at me, shaking her hands and feet vigorously to help rid herself of nerves.
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Mr. Makamba said that Mr. Dewji had bruises on his hands and feet from being tied up by his kidnappers.
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That's why cryotherapy clinics have patients put two layers over their hands and feet — something Brown apparently failed to do.
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Hands and feet can become numb and lose motor function — a problem for biathletes who stop midrace to fire guns.
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Hector Alejandro Cabrera Fuentes, 34, was wearing a tan jumpsuit and was shackled by hands and feet during the proceeding.
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The fusion of bones in the hands and feet causing a webbed or pawlike appearance … I learned all of this later.
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She reportedly said that on Friday night, Woodrum became mad at her and tied her hands and feet to the bed.
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Until then, sorry to say, you'll have to keep your brain, eyes, hands, and feet in line and on the job.
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So, your hands and feet are able to stay positioned on the mat, and your mat feels dry to the touch.
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Authorities reportedly located her naked body with burns to the face, hands and feet, CBS Boston reports, citing law enforcement sources.
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Those big eyes and rounded stumps for hands and feet are uniquely specific to the girls, emphasizing their softly charming exteriors.
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The resulting hybrids have ears and swishing tails but human hands and feet -- and, as many pointed out, jiggly human décolletage.
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We were told, as of Monday night, Matadi was in stable condition and was able to move his hands and feet.
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The lapse of security is shocking, especially in these times, but Sharon took the law into her own hands and feet.
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Typically black, the garment is constructed like a loose robe or caftan and covers everything but the face, hands and feet.
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But about a year later, she began having serious nerve pain, then began sporadically losing feeling in her hands and feet.
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Eventually, as these vital organs fail, the hands and feet start to puff up, and sufferers feel nauseated, achy, and itchy.
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Mr. Williams, wearing an orange jail jumpsuit, with his hands and feet shackled, remained silent during the hearing on potential bail.
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It might be as little as a pair of hands and feet, report Dr. Kitazaki and a Ph.D. student, Ryota Kondo.
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The readings on his monthly blood tests grew troubling; he felt cold and tired; his hands and feet began to swell.
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So if you want to adjust your body temperature in bed, your hands and feet are probably more important, says van Someren.
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By putting trackers on your hands and feet, plus a laptop on your back, Dreamscape can extrapolate what your limbs are doing.
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In classrooms she would wrap her hands and feet around the poles of a desk, like a koala, to feel the coolness.
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Details: The AV's safety drivers kept their hands and feet ready to react, but only once did they opt to take control.
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The very basic premise of powerful rhetoric is to spur action, to touch the heart and push hands and feet into motion.
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Immersive VR-systems rely on expensive infrared grids to track users through sensors on their hands and feet, meaning spaces are small.
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As if being a Pro Bowler wasn't enough, Mo has now taken up MMA to be quicker with his hands and feet.
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RELATED: Why Your Hands and Feet Are Always Cold and What to Do About It How do I know I have it?
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The designs above resemble traditional Indian henna designs, which are usually applied to hands and feet and represent good luck and health.
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I wanted to convey ideas of strength and power through their connection to the body by using the models' hands and feet.
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The group only permitted him to sell clothing that covered a woman's entire body from head to toe, including hands and feet.
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She also found she could help other people, like one woman who said she was experiencing tingling in her hands and feet.
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The patient is cured of cancer, thankfully, but has burning pain in her hands and feet for years after from the chemo.
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In order to withstand the frigid elements, he held long planks with his hands and feet, plunged in buckets of ice water.
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"When my turn came, two guards grabbed me by the hands and feet and threw me toward the reception team," Salahi wrote.
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These plankton light up when they are disturbed, so running your hands and feet through the water leaves a trail of light.
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In his "Mon Père et Moi" (1962), stylized gold hands and feet accompany jam-packed squares containing concentric circles and dancing glyphs.
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It may seem counterintuitive, but blisters form on the hands and feet because they are the places where our skin is toughest.
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Another large work, from a cave in Indonesia, traces the outline of human hands and feet, in deep plum hues and slate grays.
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Harvey, who lives in Owings Mills, Maryland, with his mother, lost his hands and feet to sepsis when he was 2 years old.
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Rejected by his high-society family for his abnormal appearance — a beak-like nose, webbed hands and feet– the Penguin turned to crime.
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"Five digits on both hands and feet and the long bones of the legs and arms were all clearly visible," the university said.
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I didn't want to come and [the people from the center] tied my hands and feet and I was screaming my head off.
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A Dominican news channel aired footage showing his swollen body still dangling the following day, his hands and feet bound with black cord.
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In the video (which features seven hours of artwork condensed into 95 seconds), Assar adorns a woman's hands and feet with henna paste.
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These congenital tumors have been found to contain bits of hair, teeth, bone, and in some rare cases, eyes, torsos, hands, and feet.
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I bought a parang (a type of machete) there and used my hands and feet to talk [to the blacksmith] about his materials.
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A decent portion of the skeleton was represented in the two specimens, but some parts of its skull, hands, and feet were missing.
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To be grounded, both hands and feet, palm/fist down, and/or any other body part must be touching the fighting area floor.
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A decade ago, British sculptor Marc Quinn depicted Moss as a golden yoga goddess, with her hands and feet contorted behind her head.
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You won't slip or slide around on the mat at all, which is great if you get sweaty hands and feet like me.
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He said he fell to the ground on his back and, scared of being trampled, fought people off with his hands and feet.
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Sayoc wore a tan jumpsuit with an orange shirt underneath, his hands and feet shackled and his hair tied back in a ponytail.
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She was born with partial paralysis of her limbs and is unable to control her hands and feet, except for a few toes.
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But Mr. Arenson listened as they talked about working outdoors all day in the cold, with wet hands and feet, making sweatshop wages.
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Footage filmed by other passengers showed that aviation officers dragged Dr. David Dao by his hands and feet down the aisle of an Apr.
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At one point on the trail, the group then bound Hoffman's hands and feet with duct tape before she was shot in the head.
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According to Princeton, hypothermia is most likely to begin in extremities like your hands and feet, so it is best to keep them warm.
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He dragged a six-foot log more than a quarter-mile back to the tent, and broke it apart with his hands and feet.
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Two of the armed and masked intruders entered Kardashian West's apartment, bound her hands and feet with tape and locked her in the bathroom.
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Hayn-Hiton says the injuries at the hands and feet of Locklear caused her to miss work and, as a result, her paycheck shrunk.
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This inflammation was down to my immune system's attack on its own body, and similarly led to sensory loss in my hands and feet.
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The following day, she developed fever, fatigue, rash, back pain, numbness and tingling in her hands and feet and a heavier-than-usual period.
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For those who haven't: Both hands and feet are on the mat, with your toes tucked under and your hips lifted to the sky.
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On Wednesday, they too were recovering, nursing battered hands and feet from wading through the cold water in the cave to reach the boys.
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An ICE officer escorted him to the bathroom, tied his hands and feet to the toilet, and wrapped a chain tightly around his waist.
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The sink, the floor and the handles are more than likely more gross because you are touching them frequently with your hands and feet.
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In addition, Ms. Douglas exhibits solitary efforts: suitably modish, performative canvases in which hyper-realistic hands and feet are connected by improvised, abstract lines.
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But for some inexplicable reason, the cats in "Cats" still have human faces, hands, and feet — despite sporting CGI ears, whiskers, tails, and fur.
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She hoisted her butt high in the air and shuffled backward on her hands and feet over to the first step to sit down.
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Years ago, investigators showed reporters a video reenactment of how they believe she was able to bind her hands and feet and then hang herself.
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But it would be another 12 years before her remains were identified by DNA testing, and her head, hands and feet had reportedly been amputated.
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Moses was arrested at his Brooklyn home, where police allegedly found a woman's head inside his freezer — along with a pair of hands and feet.
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The MTV star took her daughter to the emergency room after discovering Stella was struggling to breathe and looked blue around her hands and feet.
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Reyes' body was found in a red suitcase, with her hands and feet bound, on the side of the road in Greenwich on Feb. 5.
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For being gay, Carl gets a rod up his ass—admittedly that's a squeamish moment—and his hands and feet chiseled down by a machine.
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Calluses, which are portions of thickened skin on our hands and feet, are pretty common and occur when the area is exposed to excessive friction.
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He was arrested at his Brooklyn home, where police allegedly found a woman's head inside his freezer — along with a pair of hands and feet.
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You built physical versions of the monster, a giant full-sized face and hands and feet, and it sounds like that was a tremendous effort.
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He's begun lifting his head and using his hands and feet in ways he couldn't before -- a spark of hope after a year of heartache.
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According to NBC News, tufted capuchins are also known to rub their hands and feet in urine in order to try and attract a mate.
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The clumsy hands and feet of the man, two women and baby in "Another Happy Thought," a kind of Adoration-picnic scene, recall children's drawings.
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If the button is pressed, the cockpit's multiple display screens all show warnings that occupants should keep their hands and feet away from the controls.
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Once in a while her work is electric, like the murder of Cinna the Poet at the hands and feet of a Caesar-supporting mob.
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World Relief has long worked to help the church be the hands and feet of Jesus to those who are most vulnerable around the globe.
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He now works 20 hours a week, but he has neuropathy, a numbness and tingling in his hands and feet, and sometimes has trouble walking.
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It might be as little as a pair of hands and feet, researchers in Japan found after recording subjects who wore an Oculus Rift headset.
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Sara Mason-Silva suffers from a condition in which blood vessels become blocked and inflamed, causing intense, chronic burning pain in her hands and feet.
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The inside of the church features mosaics, stained glass, and more paintings of angels and saints than you can count on your hands and feet.
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He was escorted out a back door of the courthouse with his hands and feet shackled and driven away in a black sport utility vehicle.
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" While there, he said, he was beaten with sticks on his hands and feet until he fell and said, "I was sure they would kill me.
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It utilizes a head-mounted display, small sensors worn on the hands and feet, and a backpack computer along with a suite of motion-tracking cameras.
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The mainly conservative mayors who have imposed the ban say the garment, which leaves only the face, hands and feet exposed, defies French laws on secularism.
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The MTV star, 23, took her daughter to the emergency room after discovering Stella was struggling to breathe and looked blue around her hands and feet.
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He bound the teens' hands and feet, duct-taped their mouths closed, and put them in the back of Powell's jeep, according to the charging document.
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Symptoms have since come and gone, but permanent symptoms include sensation loss and weakness in her hands and feet, loss of balance and coordination, and vertigo.
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She said Baum then allegedly bound the teens' hands and feet and duct-taped their mouths and put them in Powell's Jeep, the Deseret News reports.
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During these realistic crucifixions actors drive four-inch nails into both his hands and feet and lift him on a wooden cross for around five minutes.
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But as senior transportation writer Jack Stewart points out, customers are finally getting their hands (and feet) on the Model 3, and it's proving...pretty great?
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It took just 72 hours for me to lose my sight entirely, and for my hands and feet to feel like they were encased in ice.
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Imagine doing the plank on a wet, cold, slippery surface while your hands and feet scramble to prevent you from falling flat on your face. Nope.
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After all, I'd come to terms with other parts of my body — the faint stretch marks on my breasts and hips, my large hands and feet.
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As proof, investigators previously showed reporters a video reenactment of how they believed she was able to bind her hands and feet and then hang herself.
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"It's not what your hands and feet are doing to fly the jet but what you're doing mentally to process what you're going through," said Larson.
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Budge is a staggering 6 feet, 10 inches tall, and has giant hands and feet to match — though his hands are what earned him this record.
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This discovery suggested that Hoxa-13 and Hoxd-13 genes tell certain cells in the tetrapod limb bud that they will develop into hands and feet.
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Using a mix of baby powder, turmeric, and water, fighters will gather together at the gym to wash the hands and feet of their gym parents.
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I watched as my jawline became more square and defined; my hands and feet began to grow, but the rest of my body didn't keep up.
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But I'm going to tie you up now, bind your hands and feet, bind your mouth to keep you quiet, and put you in the closet.
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Scattered through the Giardini are surprising gouaches of human hands and feet, each of which cradles a tarantula with Mr. Atkins's head grafted onto its body.
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Along with pictures, the family has posted several videos that appear to show Jahi responding to verbal commands asking her to move her hands and feet.
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In another corner of the room, a giant game of Twister occupied hands and feet; then a line dance, with pivots and hip bumps, broke out.
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Everyone has hands and feet and walks upright, though, and their problems and behavior are strikingly like their counterparts in schools for human children — only funnier.
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As a result, he was chained by his hands and feet to a pipe and forced to stand in the brutal heat of the Khartoum sun.
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And last year surgeons amputated parts of a Wisconsin man's nose and limbs, including both hands and feet, after the same bacteria got into his body.
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Traditionally, young people visit older family members and perform a water ceremony by pouring water over the elders' hands and feet as a sign of respect.
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Blake has Freeman Sheldon syndrome, a bone and muscular disorder that primarily affects the face, hands and feet, according to the U.S. National Library of Medicine.
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No word yet on when we'll be able to get our hands (and feet) on these babies, but we'll be sure to update you when we do.
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At the time, Polynesian and French doctors were just beginning to diagnose Guillain-Barré syndrome, a form of temporary paralysis that starts in the hands and feet.
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While his standing certainly took a hit at the hands—and feet—of Thompson, the former champ still has the time and skill required to bounce back.
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The newborn only lived a week after being born with Pfeiffer syndrome, a rare genetic disorder that affects the skull and bones in the hands and feet.
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DP: The henna plantis known for its cooling properties and so the application of henna on the hands and feet also aids in calming the bride's nerves.
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Upon returning, thieves broke into Kim's suite where they gagged and bound at her hands and feet, then handcuffed and held her at gunpoint, according to E!
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But at high levels, it can lead to serious health consequences like vision impairment, tingling in the hands and feet, poor coordination, speech impairment, and muscle weakness.
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This means tomorrow, on the day of her birthday, V will be taken into ICE custody, shackled at hands and feet, and driven to a detention center.
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These people have too much GH circulating in their blood, and develop unusually large hands and feet, as well as pronounced facial features such as thick lips.
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"Dress in several layers of warm clothing and make sure to cover areas that are prone to losing heat quickly, like head, hands and feet," Stork says.
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Clearing a flat space on the forest floor with just his hands and feet, he sets about making the hut foundation with branches and vine-made ropes.
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Zion's hands and feet were amputated when he was 2 years old due to a life-threatening sepsis infection that resulted in the failure of multiple organs.
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I saw dozens of doctors, but none of them could explain my muscle weakness, debilitating fatigue, gastrointestinal issues, or the pinprick pains in my hands and feet.
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There are posts that celebrate the grotesque: Thanks I Hate It from TIHI A disturbing amount of finger-based content: Thanks, I hate tiny hands and feet.
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The family now has precious images not only of the baby's details — her face, her tiny hands and feet — but also of Hayes and Laney holding her.
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And once I was out, shivering on the strip of shingle, the feeling returning to my hands and feet as pain, I wanted to get back in.
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The two thieves lured the two guards on duty away from the alarm button, handcuffed them in the basement and duct taped their heads, hands and feet.
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For the first time, both my hands and feet stayed put on the mat and I didn't have to keep adjusting myself to stay on the mat.
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One model, for example, has her hands and feet stretched into each of the box's four corners and is wearing a billowing mustard yellow Roberto Cavalli gown.
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Unforgettably powerful, the photograph resembles self-portraits by the Austrian Expressionist painter, Egon Schiele, who shared Lange's interest in extremities — hands and feet, and also, wretched misery.
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In one experiment, when the hands and feet mirrored the participants' own movements, people reported feeling as if the space between the appendages were their own bodies.
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For me that means wearing multiple insulating layers, especially on my arms and legs, so that any extra heat generated can transfer to my hands and feet.
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Ferris repeated the movement again and again, trying different ways to maneuver her body toward Jim and the candelabrum: walking on hands and feet, crouching and sliding.
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There's the plants (when she's on a mushroom trip, Dani sees grass growing through her hands and feet, and there's a flower breathing in her May Queen crown).
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"It's a must for hands and feet before putting on socks when my shoes come off for a long flight, and in a pinch, even lips," she says.
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Harvey contracted a sepsis infection at age two that required the amputation of his hands and feet; he also required a kidney transplant from his mother, Pattie Ray.
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The body of a three-year-old girl was found with stones placed on her hands and feet, perhaps to encourage her to stay put in her grave.
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This could be especially likely in areas where there are not many trees with large roots that chimps would normally drum on with their powerful hands and feet.
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Emmerich, known for films like "White House Down", "The Patriot" and "Independence Day", left imprints of his hands and feet in cement at the famed TLC Chinese Theatre.
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But on the morning of Tuesday, February 5, highway workers in Greenwich, CT found a suitcase with the body of a woman inside, her hands and feet bound.
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A Reuters reporter witnessed the "red berets," as Armenian special forces are known, grab one lawmaker by his hands and feet and carry him behind a police cordon.
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The practice of dyeing hands and feet has been used for centuries in India, Pakistan, Africa and the Middle East; Jews adopted the tradition from their Muslim neighbors.
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One mistake athletes and spectators can make is to focus on warming hands and feet, which often feel cold first, rather than warming the rest of the body.
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Also, please alert parents of the danger to little hands and feet from the moving belts that are everywhere in our world (airport carousels, supermarket cashier stations, escalators).
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Just staying level and on course demands working four controls at once, using your hands and feet, and keeping track of how each input affects all the others.
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He stood at least 6 feet, 2 inches tall, six inches taller than average in those days; weighed about 175 pounds; and had unusually large hands and feet.
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Life continues now that IS has left the town, but many suffer from constant coughing and vomiting, with their hands and feet permanently covered in black, oily soot.
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Per her request — and only after the doctor assured us we couldn't possibly wake her — her friend and I rubbed frankincense and various oils on her hands and feet.
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However, the newborn would only live a week after being born with Pfeiffer syndrome, a rare genetic disorder that affects the skull and bones in the hands and feet.
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They stopped at a clearing and Hoffman's hands and feet were bound with duct tape, and duct tape was wrapped around her head and mouth, according to court documents.
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Pakistan's Supreme Court Bar Association launched its own inquiry into Maria's death and concluded she did not commit suicide, citing that her hands and feet had not been burned.
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The ban, which is in place in over a dozen French towns, prevented women from wearing 'burkinis' – swimsuits for women that cover everything but the face, hands and feet.
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" Text by a series of human figures morphed with tentacles and valves notes that "tasting with your hands and feet would make riding the subway a very different experience.
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Trackers on their hands and feet allow them to see their arms and legs in the virtual world and create the impression that they're physically moving around in it.
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Per her request – and only after the doctor assured us we couldn't possibly wake her – her friend and I rubbed frankincense and various oils on her hands and feet.
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Backstage at the Met the following day, Bridges sits patiently while a makeup artist applies gold leaf to her hands and feet — part of her transformation into Queen Nefertiti.
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Smiling through hardship At 2, Zion suffered a life-threatening sepsis infection, resulting in the failure of multiple organs and leading to the amputation of his hands and feet.
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Across the country, in Delaware, Reid Millius was growing up with the opposite problem: She suffered intense pain in her arms, legs, hands and feet that she couldn't explain.
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His hands and feet are operated, in minutest detail, by a small, dancerly army in black suits, and his face moves via uncannily precise—and, I'll admit, touching—animatronics.
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Scientists consider this transition from water to land, and animals acquiring hands and feet, to be one of the most significant events in the history of life on Earth.
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Inside the looming beast is just a child, his little hands and feet strapped into the woolly Wild Thing's, making the character roar by speaking through a tiny cone.
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With the advent of the Internet of Things and cyber-physical systems in general, we've given the internet hands and feet: the ability to directly affect the physical world.
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His push has galvanized activists nationwide who are opposed to the changes, which include lessons about demons and teaching girls to cover everything but their eyes, hands and feet.
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With topiramate, or Topamax, an epilepsy drug, they can include cognitive and mood changes, weight loss, allergic glaucoma, loss of sweating, kidney stones, and tingling of hands and feet.
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These bacteria rarely make humans sick, but Manteufel's infection -- and how his body responded -- caused surgeons to amputate parts of his nose and limbs, including both hands and feet.
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The cities of Cannes and Villeneuve-Loubet have banned the burkini, arguing that the garment, which leaves only the face, hands and feet exposed, defies French laws on secularism.
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Police said that Chapman confessed to later zip-tying Feden's hands and feet to a signpost in the desert before suffocating her by duct taping her nose and mouth.
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José Bedia in his "Júbilo de Aponte" (2017) distills the story of Aponte into a series of painted images containing visual symbols, such as hands and feet and ears.
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She got the design applied at the Mehendi ceremony, which is when the application of henna paste in elaborate and intricate designs is applied on the bride's hands and feet.
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Still, the injured clerk was able to chase and tackle Joshua before other employees joined in, disarming him and then binding his hands and feet until police reached the scene.
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His gifts (pocket awareness, nimble hands and feet, accuracy, a pathological avoidance of turnovers) are tethered by his limitations (a weak arm, short stature, that same pathological avoidance of turnovers).
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The centuries-old art is a tradition in Indian culture, something typically done as part of a Mehndi ceremony to adorn the hands and feet for Hindu weddings and festivals.
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I definitely did still enjoy some of the benefits of each of these masks — my hands and feet felt softer than ever before, and my entire face was super taut.
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The figures will hit stores worldwide this summer for $19.99 a pop, and will feature 303 points of articulation, with fully poseable arms, legs, hands and feet, according to Mattel.
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This means that humans may never be able to climb up walls using just our hands and feet, we might be able to do so with specially engineered sticky pads.
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Mom Loses Hands and Feet to Near-Fatal Blood Infection — Then Receives Life-Saving Kidney from Stranger Danbury fire spokesperson Jamie Gagliardo praised Caua in a statement, according to WSPA.
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Ms. Zanetti said she designed the "burkini," which covers everything except the face, hands and feet, so that women like her niece could cover and still participate comfortably in sport.
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They held my hands and feet, and they closed my eyes, and an old woman began to cut me with sharpened stone knives—there were no anesthetic or sterilization processes.
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Some Lil Wayne fans just gotta learn the hard way ... like this guy in Miami who jumped onstage and caught a beating at the hands and feet of Weezy's bodyguards.
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In spite of the swollen hands and feet, the wildly swinging blood sugar, the urinary tract infection, and nearly contracting diabetes, I felt better than I had in a decade.
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Elite climbers do "free climb" El Capitan, meaning that they make all upward progress with hands and feet on the rock, and with gear employed only as a safety net.
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In his note, he described being dragged, cuffed by his hands and feet, and left in his underwear for two weeks to be nipped by mosquitoes and the morning chill.
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You want to embrace it and go on with it, to escape from all the blood and death, to live, live, even without hands and feet, but breathing, thinking, feeling, seeing.
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What Tommy Caldwell (no relation to Dean) and Jorgeson did two winters ago was free-climb the Dawn Wall, meaning they used only their hands and feet to pull themselves up.
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Meanwhile, the Hindu ceremony of mehndi—considered by some to be the world's first true bridal shower—saw South Asian brides feast, dance and apply henna to their hands and feet.
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Both weddings were preceded by a Mehendi, a traditional Indian celebration during which henna is applied to the bride's hands and feet, and by a Sangeet, another traditional Indian prewedding event.
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"Study, Charité, Berlin" (2015), by the German photographer Thomas Struth, depicts dozens of antique wax and plaster casts — death masks, hands and feet — arrayed like sacrificial offerings on a marble slab.
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Mr. Ji's work has earned him the enmity of counterfeiters and their thugs, who he says have beaten him up, bound his hands and feet, and telephoned him with death threats.
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Highway workers found Reyes' body, with her hands and feet bound, in a suitcase Tuesday in a wooded area 15 to 20 feet off the shoulder of Glenville Road in Greenwich.
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When Scandal debuted in 2012, you could count the number of women as protagonists in shows on the big four networks (ABC, NBC, CBS, and Fox) on your hands and feet.
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He was shackled by his hands and feet but unrestrained by a seatbelt, which meant he couldn't protect himself from the impact as he crashed into the interior of the vehicle.
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He was shackled by his hands and feet but unrestrained by a seatbelt, which meant he couldn't protect himself from the impact as he crashed into the interior of the vehicle.
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Fluid pooling reduces RMR, and reduced RMR means less body heat generation, which results in a further drop in body temperature; people with low RMR often have persistently cold hands and feet.
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In addition to the beatings, Sinclair often bound the children's hands and feet with duct tape before placing them inside the locked closet, where they would stay for long periods of time.
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In one image, "Nou tout ansanm" (We all together) (all paintings are 2018), their limbs, heads, hands, and feet dangle below a stage curtain, as if feeling their way towards the ground.
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It turns out that in water, human bodies naturally disarticulate, or come apart at the joints, so hands and feet often disconnect from corpses after soaking in the ocean for a while.
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And the worst part: Sick rituals of binding me up by my hands and feet to be mentally and physically tortured until my abuser felt I had proven my love for them.
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At one point or another, many of us have probably taken pruned, wrinkled hands and feet as an indicator for when it's time to get out of the bathtub or the pool.
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He was shackled by his hands and feet but unrestrained by a seat belt, which meant he couldn't protect himself from the impact as he crashed into the interior of the vehicle.
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Gore flies through the air, and both Logan and Laura (who has sets of retractable claws in her hands and feet) spend a fair amount of time stabbing people in the head.
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Novartis's findings released on Saturday also showed Cosentyx helped 60 percent of people with psoriasis on their hands and feet achieve clear or nearly clear skin on these difficult-to-treat areas.
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Wearing a yellow jail jumpsuit, his hands and feet shackled, he sat in the jurors' box during the proceeding with at least a half-dozen deputies in tactical vests standing before him.
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The next day she developed a number of symptoms associated with Zika, including fever, fatigue, a rash, back pain, swelling of the extremities, and numbness and tingling in her hands and feet.
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As a yoga teacher who practices in all kinds of environments, the ToeSox Half Toe Bellarina Grip Socks were hands (and feet) down my favorite of all the ToeSox options I tried.
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The difference between meat-and-potatoes striking and clever striking isn't in the few different arcs the fighter's hands and feet can traverse; it is the stuff that comes between the strikes.
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With tingling hands and feet and a ringing in my ears, I laid down while he got me some water and a bowl of pretzels (the big ones that don't mess around).
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In a paper published Tuesday in Scientific Reports, they showed that animating virtual hands and feet alone is enough to make people feel their sense of body drift toward an invisible avatar.
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After I wash it out of my hair, I notice I have some leftover melted coconut oil, so I massage it into my hands and feet so it doesn't go to waste.
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In that sequence with the bloody fingers, a mother named Rhoda Mullucks gives birth to her third child, Susan, who has shrivelled arms and legs, ending in lobster-like hands and feet.
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He said he bound her hands and feet, placed tape over her mouth and put her in a suitcase before driving to "a forest" and leaving the suitcase there, the complaint states.
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I've had several come in suffering from Raynaud's Syndrome, which is a condition that causes the blood vessels in the hands and feet to constrict, making the fingers and toes painfully cold.
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Last month, two men from Ghana made headlines in Canada for being found on the side of the road in Emerson and being admitted to hospital for frostbite in their hands and feet.
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"Hand-foot-and-mouth disease (HFMD) is a highly contagious viral infection most common in infants and children that presents as sores in the mouth and rashes on hands and feet," Stork says.
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The Mercy Hospital drawings feature biomorphic blobs, often in color, with lumpy bodies and body parts locked within them — a face here, breasts there, hands and feet and sometimes animals or menacing creatures.
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Garcia became pregnant soon after they married, but their son, Boy Gregory, was born with Pfeiffer syndrome, a rare genetic disorder that affects the skull and the bones in the hands and feet.
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Zhang, who told the court she works in finance and owns a home in Shanghai, was shackled by hands and feet, appeared stoic throughout, and did not react upon her denial of bond.
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Bhargava says it's common for the bridal henna (which mainly appears on her hands and feet) to feature the groom's initials somewhere in the design — and it's up to him to find it.
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In 1996, Garcia and Prince lost a son, Gregory, a week after he was born to Pfeiffer syndrome, a rare genetic disorder that affects the skull and bones in the hands and feet.
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The former documents the hands and feet of women born in the year 1947 (the same age as the artist), showing how wrinkles, calluses, and other imperfections recall the body's response to aging.
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Other times, it's dramatic; in a hailstorm of bullets, a few strong back-and-forths gripping a shiny edge, through a barrage of blunt hits, all hands and feet and an uncontainable anger.
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She was 22 years old and studying to be a court reporter when she first developed unsightly white patches on her hands and feet, then around her mouth, eyes, arms, legs and groin.
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That's because the body's first defense against cold is to shut down blood flow to the extremities, essentially sacrificing the hands and feet to maintain the temperature of the heart, lungs and brain.
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At the age of 18, the Westworld star's abuse started and continued and she was starved, isolated from friends and family and at one point even tied up by her hands and feet.
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At the location, Chapman tied Feden's hands and feet with zip ties to a sign post and put duct tape on her mouth and nose until she suffocated to death, the complaint said.
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Reaching for a single and coming up with strikes along the fence could be a tremendous way to hurt Machida as both his hands and feet would be out of his usual striking position.
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That might start with wart-like bumps around your genitals, but then it might show up on other areas of your body (including your hands and feet) as rough, red or reddish brown spots.
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He is 6 feet 2 inches, with big hands and feet, and he naturally rides high in the water, which means he does not have to expend energy to maintain an ideal body position.
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In a typical Mehendi ceremony, all of the women in the bride and groom's families, along with close friends, gather together while the bride has elaborate henna designs applied to her hands and feet.
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But according to the NHS, the itching associated with ICP is typically far more extreme: It's all over the body (especially the hands and feet), and often makes it hard or impossible to sleep.
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Two of the men entered Kim's room, held her at gunpoint, bound her hands and feet with tape and then locked her in the bathroom before making off with over $10 million in jewelry.
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Ms. King admitted that she had repeatedly beaten Myls over a three-week period until his death, binding his hands and feet and whipping him with electric cords and belt buckles, Mr. Vance said.
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Her hands and feet had been tied, and she had been brutally beaten around the face and neck, said José Manuel Yépiz, a spokesman for the Baja California state attorney general's office, on Thursday.
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I refer to the show's central complement of works by and about Buchinger (1674-1739), a German artist and performer who was born without hands and feet and stood just twenty-nine inches tall.
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Instead of being taken to trial, he will likely simply be made to "disappear" — which is why operatives practice escaping while wearing undefeatable restraints on hands and feet, both in water and on land.
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"It feels like a real crack climbing route," she added, referring to a difficult route in which climbers jam their hands and feet into rock cracks as they ascend (beginners' routes are also available).
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Within a month of his arrival, however, Ralph complained to one friend via text and social media that he was "about to put hands and feet on him," referring to the boy, the Gazette reports.
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They also shot reference video of the climber's ascent to capture where he supported his body and to estimate his skeletal poses, including the contact regions for his hands and feet on the rock wall.
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If you've got a situation where a fighter has anything more than his hands and feet on the ground, they are grounded and cannot be legally kicked or kneed to the face under this rule.
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The mayors of Cannes, Villeneuve-Loubet and the Corsican seaside resort of Sisco imposed the ban last week, arguing the burkini, which leaves only the face, hands and feet exposed, defies French laws on secularism.
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However, the YouTube challenge went awry in Washington state in January 2016 when a 14-year-old boy, with his hands and feet taped, fell, crushing his eye socket and causing bleeding in his brain.
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Her purse, two cell phones and 1,000 euros were also taken, police sources tell BFM TV. Kardashian was gagged and bound at her hands and feet, then handcuffed and held at gunpoint, according to E!
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Even if your core strength is off the chart, as I assume Tony Stark's is (you're basically planking the whole time, right?), putting jets on your hands and feet is just asking for broken bones.
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But so far (small-sample-size alert!) they've also been able to hold their own on the defensive end, in part because Napier plays like an unswattable mosquito whose hands and feet never stop moving.
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She had frostbite on her hands and feet, according to Ludovic Giambiasi, a friend who posted updates on Facebook, and she was taken to Islamabad, the capital, later in the day and received medical attention.
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In his most famous painting, Venus emerges from her scallop shell as the embodiment of beauty, until you notice her loaflike hands and feet, which veer into unnatural angles around the third or fourth digit.
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In my support group, most of the conversation revolved around tips for getting through chemo — the depression, mouth sores, numb hands and feet, and what to do when hair that fell out never grew back.
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The 15 partial skeletons were uncovered deep inside a cave in South Africa — and featured human-like hands and feet, but surprisingly small brains the size of a gorilla's (a third the size of modern human's).
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I know Jojo is innocent because I can read it in the unmarked swell of him: his smooth face, ripe with baby fat; his round, full stomach; his hands and feet soft as his younger sister's.
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The hands and feet are the legible marks of the body, not only in the artwork, but in the disembodied systems to which the art refers; they serve as the agents of movement, creation, and destruction.
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It is only a matter of time before even more hands and feet are set into motion by this incitement, and therefore only a matter of time before more American people lie dead on American streets.
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Fernán Federici, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile and University of CambridgeThis thermal imaging shot reveals with stark clarity the symptoms of Raynaud's disease—a condition which causes less blood to flow in the hands and feet.
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Jenny and Bao Lam, both 61, were found dead from gunshot wounds in their Spring home Saturday evening with their hands and feet bound, according to a Harris County Sheriff's Office news release obtained by PEOPLE.
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So for the entire night, her parents, husband, cousin and one of her brothers rubbed her hands and feet — which were the only parts of her body that were exposed — to try and keep her warm.
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I've since worked to lose that muscle mass, but now I see that young kid in high school I once was—with too-large hands and feet and a body too small and skinny to match.
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Its collection spans centuries of European classical music and instruments, with intricately decorated pianos and hundreds of reeds, horns and string instruments, including a 10-foot-tall octobass that is played with the hands and feet.
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Raising a teenager is hard enough; now she had to become his hands and feet, as well, and be ready to spring to action for any medical or personal need—going to the bathroom, changing clothes.
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Actors wearing Roman soldier costumes attached the devotees to crosses by hammering two-inch nails soaked in alcohol through their hands and feet and hoisted them up in a field packed with domestic and foreign tourists.
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On his hands and feet, he wore his goat prostheses; on his back, a goat-colored Gore-Tex jacket; on his head, a helmet designed to give him, at first glance, the face of a goat.
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The best way protect yourself against snake bites is to give snakes their space, never handle a dead snake unless absolutely necessary and watch where you a place your hands and feet while out in remote areas.
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Here, arching his back into a bridge with hands and feet on the floor, a board would be placed across his shoulders, torso and knees upon which he'd carry audience members, horses and later even a cars.
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According to the watchdog, detainees were "subjected to electric shocks, including on the genitals" and to a stress position known as the "roasted chicken" — which involves tying a detainee's hands and feet to a piece of wood.
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The paper details a basic framework for how such a robot would be controlled, with the assumption that the propulsion would be from the hands and feet (of a virtual iCub humanoid bot with a baby face).
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Curle developed a slew of medical problems—urinary tract infections, stomach problems, numb hands and feet, migraines—but whenever her symptoms worsened she was told it was her anxiety coming back and to keep taking the Ativan.
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By 2016, I was sleeping 18 to 20 hours a day, had lost feeling in my hands and feet, and was so cognitively impaired that I had trouble reading a dinner menu or speaking in complete sentences.
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Moving forward, he wants to investigate if it's possible to get rid of even the virtual hands and feet in this study and see what it means, he said, to be totally "free from the current body."
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Last year a 13-year-old Chinese boy went viral after setting world records for solving three Rubik's Cubes simultaneously while juggling them (5 minutes 6.61 seconds) or by using both hands and feet (1 minute 36.39 seconds).
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When a prospective member is "jumped in," members of the MS-13 clique beat then new member with their hands and feet while one of the leaders of the clique counts aloud slowly to thirteen, according to prosecutors.
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Science Care's 2007 strategic plan called for an "aggressive marketing campaign to increase donor rate" and "actively target new clients" who will snap up "low demand inventory" – body parts that don't sell well, such as hands and feet.
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While she was there, she became depressed at the state of the care given to patients whose hands and feet she said had become "nutritional supplement for the rats," according to the Marie Adelaide Leprosy Centre's (MALC) website.
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After over a dozen French towns have banned women from wearing 'burkinis' – a swimsuit for women that leaves just the face, hands and feet exposed – a demand for the product has risen 200 percent worldwide, BBC News reported.
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The alleged violations include a case in Washington state where an inmate with neuropathy, a nerve condition that can cause numbness in the hands and feet, ended up living on the floor of his cell in solitary confinement.
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"If we want our alums being the hands and feet of Jesus, we can't have them scared to talk about the things that everyone is talking about," said Mary Hulst, pastor at Calvin College, in Grand Rapids, Mich.
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I want to tell him that though I have not figured out how to keep my hands and feet warm, the lights are glittery and perfect, all the warm food is delicious, and my life is taking shape.
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Nobody sounds particularly great, and my suspicion is that Hooper had his cast sing live as he did, infamously, with Les Misérables—a real commitment to authenticity for a movie about cats with human faces, hands, and feet.
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The Robot Kit turns your Switch and Joy-Cons into a Toy-Con Robot that allows you to control a robot with a backpack on your back, a visor on your head, and straps for your hands and feet.
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Two men entered Kim's room, bound her hands and feet with tape then locked her in the bathroom before stealing a jewelry box worth $6.7 million in jewelry and a ring worth $4 million, police sources told La Parisien.
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Normally held a couple of days prior to the wedding, a haldi, or turmeric paste mixed with sandalwood, milk and rose water, is applied by family members on bride and groom's faces, necks, hands and feet during this ceremony.
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They have found that the act of pretending to do something with the aid of a virtual reality headset — and, often, sensors that track one's hands and feet — is a powerful way to educate and even create realistic memories.
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Abul Bajandar, a 28-year-old father from a small town in southern Bangladesh, made headlines three years ago when he underwent a series of complex operations to remove lesions which resemble tree branches from his hands and feet.
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Onstage, he wears a head-to-toe costume with prosthetic hooves attached to his hands and feet, and walks with his feet en pointe; offstage he spent days on the floor of his apartment, studying how his dog moves.
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"I don't want you to get distracted from what you need to do to recover," he chides, dispensing relationship advice to her before turning his attention to a convict with chained hands and feet, clad in an orange jumpsuit.
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This summer, one company has the answer: it invented a mosque that can be moved around on a truck and expended into a mid-sized building at any location with portable facilities for those praying to wash their hands and feet.
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Nevertheless, a nurse who works with pregnant detainees at clinics operated by Texas Tech University and the University Medical Center in El Paso said the women are "almost always" shackled around their hands and feet, and sometimes around their stomachs.
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In what can only be described as truly heartbreaking, Chen Shengkuan, a Chinese man with a mobility-related disability, has been moving from city to city on his hands and feet in search of his missing son, local news reports.
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Then the Baltimore youngster, who lost both hands and feet to a bacterial infection, became the first child to receive a double hand transplant in the US. A year later, he's doing well and says he's ready to play competitive sports.
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Two men entered Kardashian West's room, bound her hands and feet with tape then locked her in the bathroom before stealing a jewelry box worth $6.7 million in jewelry and a ring worth $4 million, police sources told La Parisien.
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Lush may have more bath products than you can count on both hands and feet, but after last year's announcement that the brand would be discontinuing some of its cult items, we were fully prepared for more innovative launches in 2018.
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These included the mehendi ritual, where Chopra had henna applied to her hands and feet, and the musical sangeet ceremony, where the Chopra and Jonas families (including Joe Jonas' fiancé, Game of Thrones star Sophie Turner!) sang and performed elaborate dances.
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I have recently held the tiny hands and feet of one of my own family member's children gently but firmly to etch their imprints into white concrete molds that memorialize the innocence of life both born and lost too soon.
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OHRID, Macedonia (Reuters) - Swimming instructor, lifeguard and adventurer Yane Petkov - Bulgaria's answer to Houdini and Michael Phelps combined - reclaimed on Tuesday the Guinness world record for swimming along with his hands and feet tied while fully wrapped inside a sack.
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The video's Trejo lays horizontally on a massage table amongst a beautiful bed of flowers inside a glass-enclosed courtyard as a cadre of gentle rodents fan his face and massage his hands and feet in different yet strangely relaxing poses.
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Mr. Gui has reported problems with his hands and feet that could point to A.L.S. As the train neared Beijing, about 10 plainclothes officers boarded and took Mr. Gui away, his daughter, Angela Gui, said, citing accounts from Swedish officials.
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Of all the yoga mats we&aposve researched, the Manduka ProLite Yoga Mat is the best with its closed-cell surface that keeps out sweat and its dotted texture that keeps your hands and feet from slipping out of position.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Catholics in the Philippines re-enacted the crucifixion of Jesus Christ in a gory display of devotion on Good Friday, with actors costumed as Roman soldiers hammering nails of stainless steel through their hands and feet into wooden crosses.
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Pre-eclampsia, sometimes known as toxemia, is a syndrome that typically occurs after the 20th week of pregnancy and its hallmarks include high blood pressure, swelling of hands and feet, protein in the urine and sometimes kidney or liver problems.
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In the funny photo shared on Monday, Martinez explained that Ruthie was dressed by her grandmother, wearing a pink and white polka-dot onesie, with a green turban around her head, large pink sunglasses, with socks and mittens over her hands and feet.
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But Cruickshank's running flurries can often leave him open to a counter as he commits his body and mind to the attack, disregarding the reasons that most skilled boxers and kickboxers won't simply run in on a line flailing both hands and feet.
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It was cramped and uncomfortable and got as close as anything could to matching the experience of reading Margaret Atwood, whom I find so viscerally disturbing that sometimes reading her work makes me want to peel the skin off my hands and feet.
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In the summer of 2016, several French seaside towns banned the body-covering burkini swimsuit worn by some Muslim women, arguing that the garment - which leaves only the face, hands and feet exposed - defied French laws on secularism and was causing public unrest.
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An unknown artist from Pavia, Italy created this incredibly creepy silicone sculpture of a human mixed with a lion, featuring the body of a very hairy baby with gnarly fangs, paws for hands and feet, cat-like ears, and even a tail.
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The intruders entered her room at No Address Hotel, bound her hands and feet with tape then locked her in the bathroom before stealing a jewelry box worth $6.7 million in jewelry and a ring worth $4 million, police sources told La Parisien.
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Inspired by the Thai game takraw (volleyball played with the hands and feet), Saenchai invented the cartwheel head kick (now the subject of a bizarre ban in domestic Thai fights), which makes him a bit of a bloody genius in any pundit's book.
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Of all the yoga mats we've researched, the Manduka ProLite Yoga Mat is the best with its closed-cell surface that keeps out sweat and its dotted texture that keeps your hands and feet from slipping out of position during downward facing dog.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Restrictions on face and full-body veils are back in the spotlight in parts of Europe after some French cities banned the burkini swimsuit, saying the garment, which leaves only the face, hands and feet exposed, defies laws on secularism.
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Two men entered her room at No Address Hotel, bound Kardashian's hands and feet with tape then locked her in the bathroom before stealing a jewelry box worth $6.7 million in jewelry and a ring worth $4 million, police sources told La Parisien.
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Rising roughly 2,619 feet above sea level, the mountain has a narrow rocky trail, lined with thick tropical brush and boulders up to your shins, requiring a scrambling ascent often with three points of contact (that is, using both hands and feet).
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He recorded a four-second video of the canine sniffing the sidewalk and then quickly used his finger to sketch a hot dog with wide eyes, a gaping mouth and hands and feet, using the eraser feature to make the lines crisper.
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Nine decades later, she's not just skilled with hands and feet, her son says she works out every morning, and while Kung Fu helped her challenge bullies when she was younger, it's her willingness to help others today that's one secret to her longevity.
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According to Warfaa, Ali's soldiers beat him, took his clothing and used a form of torture called the "Mig," in which they tied his hands and feet behind his back in a painful position that resembled the shape of the Somali Air Force's MIG aircraft.
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Scientists speculate that those wrinkling grooves that appear on your hands and feet are likely leftovers from a time wherein our ancestors used their pruney appendages to climb slippery landscapes, which we could now use to grab pool toys at a rapid-fire pace.
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It wasn't until three months after the end of music therapy - where people were asked to move their hands and feet in time with the music in sessions lasting 90 minutes - that patients showed a comparable improvement in how they thought their recovery was going.
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" The complaint described some of the abuse: "The soldiers tightly tied his hands and feet together behind his back so that his body was arched backward in a slightly-tilted U shape, with his arms and legs high in the air, causing him excruciating pain.
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A Manhattan gemologist who disappeared after carrying half a million dollars' worth of diamonds, according to a 20173 wire story in The Times, was found four months later in the Hudson River, wrapped in plastic garbage bags and bound by the neck, hands and feet.
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But for cases of secondary Raynaud's (also called Raynaud's phenomenon), the NIH says there's usually an underlying cause such as nerve damage, injuries to hands and feet, exposure to certain chemicals, repetitive stress (like typing or playing the piano), medicines that affect blood pressure, or nicotine.
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Later, as the cello and violin plucked bluesy, hurrying phrases — like cinematic balladry and Romanticism and Ray Nance all run together — Ms. Ibarra put down her sticks and played with only her hands and feet, smacking a drumhead with her palm and thumping the kick drum.
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El Capitan does have vertical fractures that allow expert climbers to insert their hands and feet and sometimes entire legs and arms and then twist and flex those body parts in highly technical and painfully exhausting ways that do create a temporary grip over the abyss.
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"We talked to keep our spirits up, but it was so cold that we could barely feel our hands and feet," says Alois, who took everything out of his backpack so that he could zip it around Popolizio's feet and lower legs in an attempt to keep her warm.
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Morel, who was shackled at the hands and feet and wore a tan button-down shirt with black pants, was arraigned at Queens Criminal Court on one count of first-degree murder, two counts of second-degree murder and two counts of second-degree criminal possession of a weapon.
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Sitting before a judge in an orange jumpsuit with his hands and feet shackled, Chris Watts, 33, listened quietly as the judge read the charges against him for allegedly killing Shanann, 34, daughters, Bella, 4 and Celeste, 3, and their unborn son, who they planned to name Nico.
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Rachid Nekkaz, a wealthy Algerian entrepreneur and human rights activist, has stepped up to the plate to pay the penalty for any Muslim woman who is fined in France for wearing the burkini, a full-length swimsuit that covers the whole body except for the face, hands and feet.
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The Capuchin monk who died in 1968 and is said by the Catholic Church to have had the "stigmata" - the bleeding wounds of Jesus on his hands and feet - was exhumed in 2008 in San Giovanni Rotondo, the small, southeastern Italian town where he spent most of his life.
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Of course, this is true for nearly all fighting sports, across time and space, due to the functionality of the human body, which dictates that striking arts with hands and feet, and grappling are the basic empty-hand fighting arts in every community, differentiated primarily by and rules.
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Farther downriver, in the muddy flats at the head of the Elephant Butte Reservoir, in southern New Mexico, the water would neither support their weight nor allow them to paddle, so they devised a method of pushing their boats with their hands and feet while lying on the stern.
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Despite this major limitation, she "became convinced that the authors have identified hominins with unique dental features combined with at least some features of hands and feet that resemble Australopithecus," adding that these "specimens may, indeed, represent a previously unidentified species," wrote Falk in an email to Gizmodo.
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On the yoga benefits side, the E.C.O. yoga mat is known to be super sticky so your hands and feet won't slide, but the TPE material may not be the most cushioning option for those looking to protect their knees and backs from the hard pressure of the floor.
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The drivers park the buses at an angle and position the doors in such a way that passersby might not even notice the dozens of people shackled at their hands and feet, with a chain across their waists to keep the handcuffs in place — unless they know what to look for.
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Read more: "When I had Darius, I got a non-toxic watercolor set, dipped his lil hands and feet in it and just let him walk back and forth on the paper until it started to look like something," Andersen said, estimating that each painting probably took Darius about 10 minutes to create.
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An equally awe-inspiring feat is captured in "The Dawn Wall," a documentary on two climbers, Tommy Caldwell and Kevin Jorgeson, who in 2015 completed the first ascent of El Capitan's southeastern face using only hands and feet (they had ropes to catch them if they fell, but not to help them climb).
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At some point on or about September 25, Chapman convinced Feden to drive into the desert to participate in a "bondage themed photo shoot," bound her hands and feet with zip ties, affixed her to a signpost and duct taped her mouth and nose until she died from suffocation, the complaint said.
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Caiden, who's a few days shy of 8, was born with ectrodactyly, a bone deformity that means he's missing some bones and digits on his hands and feet, and amniotic band syndrome, which resulted in the amputation of his lower right leg in the womb, Shriners Hospital for Children in Philadelphia said in a statement.
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"Snakes really inspire emotional responses, and they have a bad reputation, even though they're virtually harmless if you're paying attention to where you put your hands and feet," said David A. Steen, an assistant research professor at Auburn University in Alabama, who is trying to reintroduce the indigo snake to part of that state.
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As I grew up, my mysterious health problems—ranging from muscle weakness and debilitating fatigue to gastrointestinal issues and pins and needles in my hands and feet—were blamed on everything from my imagination to stress.. But when I hit my early 30s and began struggling to breathe, my doctors finally took my symptoms seriously.
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Bringing together artists from five continents, including the self-taught Japanese artist Ayako Rokkaku, who will spend the fair painting with her hands and feet, Volta 260 may represent a triumphant rebirth: We won't really know till next week, but you can find out for as little as $53, if you book before March 25.
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They appear whimsical to us today — items of clothing, weaving implements, weapons, all with arms and legs, hands and feet, some with heads and faces, on parade or engaged in battle — but for the Moche they may have represented a deep-seated uncertainty and fear about the ultimate fate of the human-created world.
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There's no reason to believe the East River crash will permanently halt aviation's open-door policy, but until investigators have a handle on all the factors that contributed to the deaths of five enthusiastic passengers, helicopter occupants—at least those without more advanced harnesses—will have to keep their hands and feet safely inside the craft.
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In an online posting in July, David G. Schardt, the senior nutritionist for the Center for Science in the Public Interest, noted that symptoms of B12 deficiency include fatigue, tingling and numbness in the hands and feet, muscle weakness and loss of reflexes, which may progress to confusion, depression, memory loss and dementia as the deficiency grows more severe.
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"One of the things that we are trying to do is make sure that the people a lot of our churches serve out in the community — at food banks, soup kitchens, and day care centers, where we are the hands and feet of Christ out in the world — that we are not forgetting those people," Baker said.
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"That was a pretty hard pill for us to all swallow, to say she was fine a couple days ago on vacation and now she's actively getting worse by the minute and now her hands and feet aren't alive, like this doesn't happen, it's 2019," said Gina Premier, Trainer's step-daughter and a nurse at Aultman Hospital.
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You make a series of small course corrections as you steer, your eyes sending the visual information to your brain, which decodes it and sends it to your hands and feet—a little left, now a little right, slow down, go faster—in a kind of neural-net feedback loop, until you are out of the turn.
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If your hands and feet are starting to hurt, stop what you're doing and warm them up, either by going inside or using the tools available to do so (there are strategies used by fisherman and the Inupiat people of Alaska that involve using one's own snot and/or pee that hopefully you will never have to use).
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"You can go online, you can donate resources, or you can do like thousands of Americans are already doing and will be doing in the weeks and months ahead, and that is find a way to get here and be the hands and feet and compassion of the American people, to help these families, help these communities rebuild," he said.
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Jack Ezon, the founder of Embark, a New York travel company specializing in destination weddings, said he planned more than a dozen cultural ceremonies last year, including one for 290 people in Marrakesh, Morocco, where the bride gave a traditional Moroccan henna party before the wedding and all the women received elaborate henna patterns painted on their hands and feet.
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Later, in the early hours of Monday morning after Kardashian returned from a dinner hosted by designer Azzedine Alaïa, intruders posing as police officers entered her room at No Address Hotel, bound her hands and feet with tape then locked her in the bathroom before stealing a jewelry box worth $6.7 million in jewelry and a ring worth $4 million, police sources told La Parisien.
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During that interim, bipartisan political struggles were waged, lawsuits levied, a city-wide referendum held, and on the evening news in 1959, the City of Angels was witness to the forced eviction of a Latina woman, Aurora Vargas, being carried out of her home in the Chavez Ravine neighborhood as she struggled against the sheriff's deputies who forcibly held her by her hands and feet.
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Diaz threatened to roll through into what Ryan Hall calls a Hippoplatamus several times throughout that bout: But the main product of the positional choice was that Diaz could repeatedly work his way back up to his hands and feet and force St. Pierre to move around him, occasionally escaping as St. Pierre transitioned to a front headlock or tried to drag him back to the mat.
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Chand's witnesses also pointed out that researchers had identified more than 200 biological abnormalities that offer specific competitive advantages, among them increased aerobic capacity, resistance to fatigue, exceptionally long limbs, flexible joints, large hands and feet and increased numbers of fast-twitch muscle fibers — all of which make the idea of a level playing field illusory, and not one of which is regulated if it is innate.
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"And then came a WONDERFUL idea …" Drawing on the rescue's previous experience with Fireman — a canine burn survivor who was paired with a 12-year-old burn survivor named Chloe — they were able to locate a support group for families dealing with Ectrodactyly and found Grace (born last year with Ectrodactyly, which affects both of her hands and feet) and her "lovely family" who were looking to expand their canine pack.
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The little machines have seven senses for "natural interaction," including the ability to move with 25 degrees; feeling in sensors in the head, hands and feet; hearing and speaking; seeing with two high-resolution cameras; connecting to the Internet on either Wi-Fi or ethernet; and thinking, at least as much as being able to reproduce human behavior — but stopping short of AI. Have something to add to this story?
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Buchinger's existence and feats are attested to by a number of his Decalogues (designs incorporating the Ten Commandments), family trees, coats of arms, and a portrait of Queen Anne—most of them bearing his signature written in forward, backward, and upside-down calligraphy, and the epithet "born without Hands and Feet"—and by contemporaneous portraits of him, as well as articles, poems, diaries, broadsides, and playbills about him.
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Following their arrival in Jodhpur, Chopra had a mehndi ceremony, where all the women in the bride and groom's families and close female friends gather as the bride has elaborate henna designs applied to her hands and feet (guests usually get a few designs on their hands too) and the couple celebrated with a sangeet, an over-the-top party with endless food and drinks and perform songs or dances in honor of the couple.
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The procession that follows includes a naked white man who resembles the slave master and seems to have martyred himself by nailing his arm to a wooden frame; a black woman on hands and feet with a limp white woman draped across her back; and, at the end, a small group of black people depicted in a stereotypical "primitive African" style who gaze at a solo black man confidently striding in the distance.
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