So oxygenators — that's the machines that inject the oxygen… they might inject some oxygen to keep people awake and alert but the core problem is actually CO2.
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Lucchino acknowledges, too, that determining what amount of "medicine" to inject, or how often to inject it, would present a whole new host of other obstacles to overcome.
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Daily Digests from bots inject noise into Messenger Daily Digests from bots inject noise into Messenger I think it's no coincidence that Facebook waited until now to unleash bots on us.
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They inject antihistamines so that you don't feel the itch when they bite, and they also inject molecules that really fight your immune system, so you are immune-suppressed where they bite you.
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They wanted to inject something that quite frankly fell flat.
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People there use clean needles and inject the stuff properly.
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Provoked fangblennies literally inject opioids into predators who scare them.
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Then we inject those antibodies, loosely speaking, into a person.
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Oddly enough, they may also inject more humanity into hiring.
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We'll have to inject an approach of fun to ride.
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Inject humor into your response and you might score big.
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Additionally, Itaú will inject 600 million reais into the broker.
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Inject the positivity straight into our veins, Positive Sign Girl.
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We have enough foreign currency to inject into the market.
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When companies spend, they inject money back into the economy.
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They inject a numbing medicine directly into the celiac ganglion.
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Russia may also be seeking to inject itself into discussions.
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The easiest place to inject some color into your look?
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How important is it to inject humor into a broadcast?
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He doesn't think it's necessary to have a doctor inject.
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This would inject another $200 billion into the U.S. economy.
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Governments have promised to inject huge sums into the economy.
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But untrue ads inject polarization and discord into people's feeds.
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Nor did Mr. Labadie inject much life into the work.
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But the Fed can't inject cash into the system forever.
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Its title seems to inject a layer of artistic ambiguity.
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Distilling enough morphine to inject would require boiling away gallons.
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Also Mike Pence : We should totally inject politics into the Olympics!
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He saw a chance to inject some empiricism into the controversy.
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So instead, she had a woman inject fillers into the area.
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JP Morgan has repeatedly had to inject capital into the group.
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Cramer believes his candidacy will inject confidence in managed care stocks.
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Developers could also inject JavaScript code to fix more complex problems.
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Want to inject some color to your photographs in a hurry?
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Pills like OxyContin were made harder to crush, snort and inject.
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You make an incision, and you inject it with embalming fluid.
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China needs to inject some vigour into the G-20 process.
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I never wanted to pin [inject] it, and I never would.
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Wild currency moves can inject volatility in earnings for multinational firms.
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Most analysts agree that would inject chaos into the individual market.
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Before it was either liquidation or stakeholders had to inject money.
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Proposition RR would inject $3.5 billion into the struggling transit agency.
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"And it's the president's prerogative to inject in this," he continued.
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Like inject ads that show up on your phone's lock screen.
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Two, inject Rudy Giuliani with a speedball and Red Bull enema.
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PBoC again did not inject or drain liquidity via repo ops.
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Then to achieve the same look, doctors will inject more product.
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"They inject anesthetics so that you don't feel anything," Beati says.
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Congress, please don't inject politicking into our houses of worship. Rev.
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But, if I may inject an opinion here, that's total crap.
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Don't inject or smoke anything, because that is way more risky.
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Sadly, some are trying to inject American politics into the situation.
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Come up with theme days to inject a sense of fun.
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He asked the violinists to inject more suspense into one phrase.
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What better way to inject some angst into your bathroom routine?
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Or a doctor can inject a single sperm into an egg.
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Other measures to inject liquidity into the system were also announced.
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Dr. Emani used an echocardiogram to determine where to inject them.
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Why not inject a little bit of fun into your week?
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Then, they inject saline in between the skin and the electrodes.
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It is sometimes objected that appropriations "inject politics" into these decisions.
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But do you think reporters and editors at times inject opinion?
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Still, Mr. Baldwin's Trump tried to inject himself into the conversation.
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You cannot force me to inject my kid with this poison.
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It took three minutes to inject and got clogged halfway through.
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Regulators have tried to inject competition and enforce independence—with mixed success.
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Steve Ludwin: I love injecting venom to AC/DC's "Inject The Venom"!
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"I don't think the central bank needs to inject money," she said.
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Some companies inject industrial waste into some caverns, or chemicals or gas.
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John Delaney of Maryland looked to inject themselves at every possible opportunity.
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And you might as well inject queer memes directly into my veins.
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They both inject a consciousness into our energy dependence we usually overlook.
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A mosquito, engineered to inject toxins, could be used as a weapon.
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Islamists are hardly alone in attempting to inject religion into public life.
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Airbnb wants to inject itself more into the experience of people's vacations.
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It did not "[violate] the purpose of the experiment" to inject oxygen.
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It's those kind of things that just inject adrenaline into the room.
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They inject a smattering of nostalgic fuel into a dying house party.
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You could inject the cells round the fontanelle so it never seals.
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Abby can't even inject Emori with the marrow, it's all too much.
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Tristan Roberts holds the DNA he is about to inject himself with.
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How many stories did curators inject that were not, in fact, trending?
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Most of the rise involves people in their 20s who inject drugs.
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SoCalGas sought permission to re-inject gas into the facility on Nov.
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Once used, the supplies used to inject the Dilaudid are safely disposed.
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Adams wrote: Whenever we craft information for consumption, we inject our subjectivity.
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SA) agreed to inject 6.3 billion reais ($2 billion) into BR Distribuidora.
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That threatens to inject politics into the heart of the central bank.
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" "If it was so well-absorbed through skin, people wouldn't inject it.
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Then we inject a mixture of water and salt into the pipeline.
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Wheeler said Trump's tweet would inject new uncertainty into the merger fight.
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Just as often, these modern inflections inject a moment with instant accessibility.
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You're just trying to find a way to inject substance into sugar.
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State officials would then inject potassium chloride to stop the prisoner's heart.
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Headlines UK to inject 13 mln stg into British Business Bank on.ft.
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And they can inject in the very late evening, or early morning.
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Another way to inject life into government is to shuffle the cabinet.
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Firing Rosenstein or Mueller himself could inject new turbulence into Trump's presidency.
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Ford previously agreed to inject $1 billion over five years into Argo.
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And it's important to inject an alternate view into this campaign cycle.
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Should they go super small and inject Marcus Smart from the jump?
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Why was it important to you to inject politics onto the dancefloor?
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It's easy to inject the virus of hatred: just point a gun.
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The government has pledged to inject nearly $150 million into the company.
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I had to inject money into the DNC to keep it going.
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You just inject the local anesthetic in different points around the penis.
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In short, people will inject drugs with or without needle exchanges around.
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Inject some positive vibes into your home with the following chatty podcasts.
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Capture some wild A. aegypti mosquitoes and inject their eggs with Wolbachia.
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The Cavs' new, more free-flowing approach threatens to inject more pace.
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He even managed to inject politics into, and pollute, the Boy Scouts.
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How important is it for an auctioneer to inject the fun factor?
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One on hand, it would inject much-needed cash into Bullock's campaign.
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Tax reform can help fuel-inject the economic engine of our democracy.
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Birbiglia asked the boy's mother if she'd ever had to inject him.
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Each year after that, it will inject $7 million into the initiative.
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China's central bank will inject 290 billion yuan ($44.09 billion) into the money markets through 28-day reverse bond repurchase agreements, and will inject 110 billion yuan through seven-day reverse bond repurchase agreements on Thursday, traders said.
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In the case of Adkins, Kevorkian used a device he called the Thanatron, a crude assemblage of three IVs: one to inject saline, one to inject a barbiturate, and a third to administer a lethal dose of potassium chloride.
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I had to inject money into it, the DNC, to keep it going.
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Seems like the curators want to inject life back into this historical object.
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First thing, I grab a coffee, and inject two drops of hemp oil.
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Mercuria will initially inject at least $30 million in cash, Aegean Marine said.
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If I could inject Super Mario Maker 22 into my veins, I would.
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KS: Did they inject anyone into your veins to save your heart stent?
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A boy is forced by his dogcatcher father to lethally inject a kitten.
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India took hormones but didn't inject household products into her body, friends said.
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Gallinger attributes her injures to allowing an inexperienced tattooist to inject her eye.
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Volcanic eruptions can inject particles into the atmosphere that also deplete the ozone.
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Don't inject it with anything, to try to put your print on it.
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Most people become infected by sharing needles or other equipment to inject drugs.
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Then, it punches you with micro-needles to inject a dose of drugs.
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The basic idea is that you inject the arterial system with embalming fluid.
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No. 2, inject Rudy Giuliani with a speedball and a Red Bull enema.
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In some cases it's even possible to inject malicious data into the traffic.
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Some argued that distributing sterile syringes to people who inject drugs was enabling.
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Thus, Invatlan's subsidiaries can pay dividends to their holdco or inject liquidity efficiently.
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Trust in the machines, but inject our humanity into the experiences they create.
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SoCalGas sought state permission to re-inject gas into the facility on Nov.
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People inject poisonous toxins into their face to temporarily get rid of wrinkles.
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Oh, and apparently I wasn't supposed to inject superglue straight into my wound.
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They seek to inject a more realistic measure of doubt in courtroom testimony.
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"In a moment I'm going to inject the site with lidocaine." he said.
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The idea is to inject small amounts of aerosols into the stratosphere directly.
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A huge infiltration of troops could also inject more fear into traumatized citizens.
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Techint is unlikely to inject additional money into Usiminas without other shareholders' agreement.
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Israel would be required to inject a heavy military presence across the area.
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But Biden was eager to inject himself into the conversation on Wednesday night.
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Indeed, that's where the Ezbuy deal will inject new blood beyond its markets.
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So to stay safe, Williams had to inject herself with anticoagulants every day.
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Inject yourself into the card with a favorite quote or bit of humor.
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These podcasts cut through that kind of craven calculation and inject levity instead.
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It will also inject 21 billion pounds ($20.7630 billion) into its pension fund.
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Hopefully the M7753 and M8 Competition inject some life into the 8 Series.
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Chicago's boutique hotels often inject the city's art and culture into their design.
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Vancouver now has more than a half-dozen places where users can inject.
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The jobs "will help inject new life into the regional economy," he said.
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People inject, snort, or smoke heroin, or even mix heroin with crack cocaine.
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"So think of every level where you can inject honesty into an organization."
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If you inject an itchy substance, they use a hind leg to scratch.
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With a new book, he hopes to inject his ideas into the mainstream.
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Meanwhile, Biden and Warren aimed to inject life into once promising presidential campaigns.
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I had to inject money into it — the DNC — to keep it going.
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"Do into the ass," Burke said, and offered to inject it for him.
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When they'd start to wake up, Buck would allegedly inject them with meth.
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Jim Himes ripped Republicans for trying to inject the issue into the hearings.
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Energy companies frequently inject wastewater deep underground to avoid polluting drinking water sources.
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Since my body doesn't make its own anymore, I have to inject it.
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A great actor can take a flat part and inject life into it.
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To inject more competition, he argued, Congress should reconsider establishing a public option.
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"We could get up here and just inject water," Traywick had told the audience.
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One of our goals this year is to inject more color into our lives.
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He also believes a strong holiday season will inject some cheer into the market.
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This makes it possible to hijack TCP streams and inject malicious data into them.
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These little fang blennies only inject a little amount of venom into their attackers.
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Most often, people inject chips into their hands between the thumb and index finger.
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Instead, diabetic patients must inject insulin daily into their bodies through needles or pumps.
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The "free" file contains many staging programs designed to inject malware into various servers.
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As a morally compromised hero, Saw helps inject depth into the Star Wars factions.
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Mitmproxy is then used to inject JavaScript into pages the Wi-Fi users visit.
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Hence the dog reaction shots, which inject a little ridiculous humor into the story.
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They can either take them orally or, as most prefer to do, inject them.
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They're self-contained puzzle boxes where, yes, secrets and branching paths inject some variety.
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There, the two decide to inject some adventure into their vacation — shark-cage diving.
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The lenders have instead asked parent Etisalat to inject more cash, the sources said.
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In doing so, hackers can inject malware or make off with your personal data.
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Mining it could inject billions of dollars into the local economy, the plaintiffs said.
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I had to inject money into it ... The DNC, to keep it going. Okay.
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Advertisers, at a minimum, welcome that Snap will inject more competition into the market.
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Gindalbie warned it may go under if Ansteel decided not to inject more funds.
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YouTube stars Rhett & Link are here to inject your Monday with some serious whimsy.
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Those males may have helped inject some short-term diversity into the gene pool.
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Every morning I inject the hormone my damaged pituitary gland can no longer produce.
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Amazon says it will inject more than 22,0.13 workers to the neighborhood over time.
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Unfortunately, abusers still found a way to remove the coating and inject the drug.
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Some Democrats are planning to inject gun control into the mental health debate Wednesday.
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But that isn't to say India is looking to inject itself into nuclear negotiations.
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At the same time, he hopes to inject some young blood into the caucus.
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" Lee said the government needs to "re-inject free market forces in this environment.
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But it's unnecessary to inject it here; his accounts and analysis are powerful enough.
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These films inject the energy of sports into fictional story lines and compelling characters.
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Less artificially inject water in the ground probably placed less pressure on vulnerable faults.
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I did speak to the guy from the Nation who did inject the Kemron.
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If the issue is skills, then you have to inject time into the situation.
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That followed the Fed's other measures last week to inject liquidity into the system.
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Only Kyle Chandler, who could inject authenticity into the most ludicrous character, escapes unscathed.
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Male squids inject their sperm at high pressure into the female and then die.
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Mr. Trump's decision to inject himself into the debate on Tuesday only inflamed matters.
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The money was later diverted to multiple different programs to inject capital into banks.
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He argued that such extensions could inject $300 billion of liquidity into the economy.
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Dr. Ishizaka asked his colleagues to inject solutions of the molecule into his back.
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The series doesn't make any real attempt to inject false drama for escapist purposes.
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Officials have put forward a bevy of options to inject cash into the economy.
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This move will inject about 800 billion yuan in liquidity to the Chinese economy.
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Abenomics calls for Japan's central bank to inject more money into the financial system.
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Warren might hope that Castro's endorsement will inject some fresh energy into her campaign.
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Slave to Sirens are among the few that inject those topics into their music.
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These 3D-printed bathroom fixtures could inject a bit of fun into anyone's morning.
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Free-floating societal anxieties seemed to inject themselves into the proceedings in other ways.
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Always eager to inject gratitude into his thoughtful comments, Lundqvist clearly appreciates the mentorship.
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The 12-member panel will try to inject Silicon Valley culture into the DOD.
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Unlike Secretary Clinton, he might not inject human rights and values in the relationship.
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"If we don't inject it, he could die," Ian's mom, Katrina Christensen, told CNN.
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It will moderate prices for premiums and inject some competition that is sadly lacking.
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The faculty was trying to inject the place with new blood — younger, fresher faces.
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In some cases, writers inject an ignorant view of the athletes and their hijab.
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Another variety tried to invert the genre conventions or inject them with unexpected elements.
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Under the revised offer, Lone Star has no firm obligation to inject further capital in Novo Banco, but one of the sources said they may possibly inject more capital at a later stage, "as any shareholder looking after their investment would do".
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It was crazy to inject people with dead diseases to protect them from future diseases.
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Vice President Mike Pence was on Capitol Hill, attempting to inject steel into Republican spines.
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"He needs to re-inject legitimacy and the recognition of his authority," said Abdul-Hadi.
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When they inject that much dong, there could be an impact on the exchange rate.
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The woman told investigators Clark would sometimes inject her three to four times a day.
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Poke a little hole in each and inject with a little bit of the sauce.
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Last year, Ansuini's channel received a "strike" for his video showing how to inject testosterone.
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Genius's tool doesn't actually "inject comments" into "protected content," as Clark says in her letter.
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But apparently if you're just going to inject them with a toxic chemical, that's okay.
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In normal circumstances, central banks would be expected to inject money to ease such shortages.
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The trickiest thing now is how you inject your personal style into your daily outfit.
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Mubadala said it no longer saw the conditions to inject new funds in the company.
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So, how do we inject human bias to fight the inherent "learned" bias of models?
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Doctors then inject dye to visualize the blood vessels and identify any problems or blockages.
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Some athletes claim to be severely asthmatic, for example, to get permission to inject corticosteroids.
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Undereyes"I inject under the eyes of almost every patient that comes in," she says.
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The group will not inject additional resources into Italian bank bailout fund Atlante, Mustier said.
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The writers make sure to inject enough skepticism and uneasy tension into each scene, however.
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So we inject the abdominal area with a trocar, which is like a large syringe.
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According to Herrera, its tentacles have stinging cells equipped with microscopic harpoons that inject venom.
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I had to inject money into it ... Mossberg: This is the DNC you're talking about.
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Investors have been pushing us to inject more funding, accelerate our growth, and expand faster.
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"We hope KoboWIN…will inject 23,220…[additional] trucks on the Kobo platform," he told TechCrunch.
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This fact would inject such terror into me that I would not sleep for days.
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How much fear should this knowledge inject into your daily life over the next month?
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And phone makers are diving head first to inject as much AI into their devices.
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The new measures would inject "58 billion rupees to stabilise the two companies", Sarwar added.
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I had some difficulty learning how to inject medications, but otherwise the rest came naturally.
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Public bathrooms are among the few places where he can find privacy to inject heroin.
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Uncertainties remain, including whether Italy would offer guarantees to underpin the bank or inject capital.
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"You inject the jaw muscle, so people can't see when you nervously tense," she explains.
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A transactional arrangement would inject a much-needed dose of realism into the flailing relationship.
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"If he leaves, you inject a whole issue of uncertainty," Reed told reporters this week.
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The bill also would inject too much ambiguity into the rebuilding timeline for overfished species.
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Out of office, he won't have the platform to inject himself into the national debate.
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Swiss-based Mercuria will initially inject at least $30 million in cash, Aegean Marine said.
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It eliminated the ability of the Federal Reserve to inject dollar liquidity into the economy.
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Trackers can also be a conduit for hackers to inject actual malware, not just adtech.
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If you inject or smoke it, cocaine will travel rapidly into your bloodstream and brain.
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Now Renault is preparing to inject another 350 million euros in the December rights issue.
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"They're using less illicit drugs, and they are less likely to inject drugs," Ethier said.
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The team should also inject its top athletes with three other kinds of anabolic steroids.
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Who will inject life into the proceedings and who will get nipped and tucked-away?
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Fracking operations often re-inject this chemical-laden water back underground, which can contaminate aquifers.
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"When you inject it, it hits before you're even done giving the shot," she said.
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Doing so would only further inject a circus atmosphere into an already politicized confirmation process.
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Or they could inject people with radioactive dyes and then scan them with X-rays.
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"We might inject Botox near the affected area to temporarily provide relief," says Dr. Rizzuto.
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Conservative Christians are forever trying to inject their personal religious beliefs into the public sphere.
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A liberal democracy is meant to inject institutions that slow our thinking and look ahead.
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Mr. McGregor struggles to inject himself with an EpiPen and then has anaphylaxis and collapses.
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In some, users can only inject drugs; in others, they can snort or swallow them.
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This move is expected to inject 800 billion yuan in liquidity to the Chinese economy.
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But in 2009 Australian researchers discovered that the dragons also inject a shock-inducing venom.
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Others inject the greenhouse gas into concrete, saving concrete producers money and storing CO2 indefinitely.
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His father, now 86, said he appreciated his son's ability to inject a modern perspective.
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I'll leave you to watch Grover's response, and inject some wholesome energy into your morning.
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Mermin urged testing people who inject drugs for hepatitis C infection to prevent new transmissions.
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A sudden surge in the rate forced the Fed to inject cash into the system.
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The latest: • Beijing moved to inject $173 billion in additional liquidity into its financial markets.
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Some analysts worry that Mr. Trump could inject more uncertainty into an already tense situation.
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The final drug she would inject into his IV catheter was a paralyzer called rocuronium.
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This is not to say that the courts should willingly inject themselves into partisan debates.
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For example, most new hepatitis C infections are occurring in young people who inject drugs.
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"People who inject drugs are the only group where we don't see this," she said.
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Which both serve to inject further uncertainty into what happens to scrap flows this year.
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Opponents argue that there is no safe way to inject or otherwise use illicit drugs.
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Beyond prevention, the doctors could forcibly widen the arterial blockade or inject clot-busting drugs.
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Chanel, as with Carolina Bucci, is using mirrors to inject modern cool into its watches.
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I had my carnalito use a binkie [homemade syringe] and inject ink into my eyeballs.
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And there's no guarantee one surgery will be enough if patients continue to inject drugs.
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To make that happen, you'd have to inject the venom directly into the central nervous system.
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But even those converts apparently aren't enough to inject life into the iPhone XR's sales numbers.
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Some bills would inject more politics into the judicial selection process, or into court rulings themselves.
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If you could inject your collage style into a sex toy design, how would that look?
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Before he switched to pens, he would reuse syringes and needles to inject himself with insulin.
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Stebbins had argued Campbell's medical conditions could make it hard to find suitable veins to inject.
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Shareholders announced they would inject an additional CNY2 billion in capital to Fenghui in late 2016.
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Please inject more of these responses into my veins: They'll get around to announcing Smash Bros.
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Seene can go a step further as it can inject 3D objects around real life things.
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Claire is an incredible, rare talent who will inject a new and exciting life into Lisbeth.
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But afterward, he tells me, his clinicians also inject the leftover cells into the patient's bloodstream.
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During ICSI, doctors take sperm from the father and inject it directly into the mother's egg.
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By signing Durant, San Antonio would inject a July 4th fireworks display directly into its bloodstream.
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Around 400 people currently inject in public in Dublin in any given month, according to Duffin.
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Canada's done more than electing a Trudeau again to inject life into the ultimate throwback Thursday.
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This shake up is exactly what the show needed to inject a little excitement into it.
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It was bankrupt...I had to inject money into it - the DNC - to keep it going.
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Such external factors could inject some volatility into the path for inflation in the near term.
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Women can inject it themselves simply by squeezing a small bulb filled with the proper dosage.
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"We would have to inject a billion (Swiss francs) and we don't have it," Vilanek said.
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Thankfully, each January the Winter Lights festival arrives to inject vibrancy and color to the area.
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Previously, researchers had to inject dye into individual cells, then cut the brain into thin slices.
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The central grievance is Mr Valls's attempt to inject flexibility into France's 3,280-page labour code.
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That means the deep-pocketed acquirer should be able to inject more sweetener into its offer.
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Proponents of the measures say they do not allow teachers to inject religion into science classes.
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When duplicate or confusing topics arose, curators were told to "inject" a more accurate Topic term.
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Both characters are personality free, but Mr. Bonelli, an elegant dancer, tries to inject some angst.
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So I wanted to inject that kind of awkwardness in reality into the private-eye story.
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As a result, Todt has helped inject new life into the Le Mans 24 Hours race.
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"You can inject the same virus into different hosts and get vastly different responses," he says.
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But it could also be called to inject capital under a so-called precautionary recapitalization scheme.
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He ordered DeVita, his junior, to inject it directly into the spinal cords of his patients.
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It continues to also inject cash into the market through its 7-day reverse repo agreements.
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The Collins-Reed bill is intended to inject cybersecurity into businesses through a top-down approach.
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Padilha reiterated that the government has no plans to inject fresh capital into state-run enterprises.
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"It's going to inject some cash into the balance sheet," said Independent Securities trader Ryan Woods.
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Dropping rates and printing money are the primary tools to inject liquidity into the financial system.
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Drug abusers, however, quickly learned how to melt the new crush-resistant pill and inject it.
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Players learn about the stock market, and inject a little fun into their lives and portfolios.
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They primp and bathe; party and dance; have sex and marry; raise children and inject heroin.
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If it did somehow fuse with an egg, the spermbot would inject it with cancer drugs.
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I think people are taking this opportunity to inject some other messages into their marketing campaign.
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DE) will inject $1 billion in capital and $1.6 billion worth of assets into Ford's (F.
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Really just trying to take music and inject it with a little bitta rock n roll.
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He seems to inject his sharp agility and counterintuitive swing feel directly into the horn section.
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His method was to take stem cells from bone marrow and inject them into the heart.
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The nurse has not needed to inject factor IX and has had no bleeds, she added.
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Yes, we see Justin inject heroin, we see him in withdrawal, and we see him overdose.
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That's why you currently earn more interests when you inject DAI or USD Coin in Compound.
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Fourth, the Federal Reserve should inject the economy with dollar liquidity to quell a dollar shortage.
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Only a showman like Mr. Ford could inject this much sex and excitement into one evening.
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They'll inject necrotic venom, which kills blood cells and, in severe cases, can cause limb loss.
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The stronger Green presence in Parliament will inject new momentum into legislation to protect the environment.
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To dismantle a 'greed is good' culture and inject compassion into the global free-market system.
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It is injected once a month with a device similar to one used to inject insulin.
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Some fields coming on-line in the pre-salt have too much gas to re-inject.
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My father recognized when to hush up and when to inject some juice into the evening.
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Deals that inject cash into both existing and new unicorns have also slowed, the report says.
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The case is certain to inject the divisive politics of abortion into the 2020 presidential race.
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These types of wells drill deep into dry, hot rock and inject water from the surface.
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There are two basic ways to inject partisan politics into drawing legislative maps: packing and cracking.
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He shouldn't get a free ride when he's going to inject himself in the political arena.
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A group of Democrats is planning to inject gun control into the mental health debate Wednesday.
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That takes over you, and frankly I love optimism and inject it in my costume design.
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If a well does inject directly into a basement fault, an anomalously large earthquake can occur.
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It seemed like Father Abraham didn't know I had asked Luke Silver to inject my son.
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To fund the buyout, Wanda set up a special vehicle, asking private investors to inject capital.
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We can really just inject the stuff that we want to talk about or that we're experiencing.
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And certainly don't evolve to turn the venom that the scorpions inject you with into a painkiller.
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Republicans charged Democrats with trying to inject 2016 presidential election politics into the debate over the bill. .
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"I do like to inject a little variety, but sometimes it's hard," he says with a sigh.
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To kill one, you must dismember it completely—or inject it with poisonous (to them) bile salts.
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Workers at the Archer Daniel Midland plant in Decatur, Illinois, inject pure carbon dioxide into underground reservoirs.
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The actors made spirited attempts to inject some dignity into the despair-provoking material they were given.
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This will reduce pressure on Abans to inject more capital into the subsidiary in the medium term.
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On the track, instructors deliberately inject faults into the system to train drivers how to react properly.
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My plan for green manufacturing would inject a massive $13 trillion into green research, manufacturing, and exporting.
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Researchers told her that about a third of females who inject drugs were initiated by sexual partners.
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It's "now available in gummy bears, which you can melt down and inject," says Louis-Dreyfus' character.
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If such a particle hits a computer chip, it can inject an electrical charge into the circuit.
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To compensate, tattoo artists must inject the ink deeper than the customary two levels of the dermis.
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Ma cautioned against relying too much on lowering banks' reserve requirements to inject liquidity into the economy.
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It faces three main scenarios: * Italy steps in to inject fresh capital solely into Monte dei Paschi.
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For a period of seven months, a lab technician used a tainted pipette to inject the sperm.
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British plans to inject 2 billion pounds of public money into Wylfa's equity had already raised eyebrows.
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Pillarstone said it aims to inject capital and work alongside firms to help them recover and grow.
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Chinese scientists are the first to inject a person with genes edited with the CRISPR-Cas9 method.
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Mr Puigdemont might inject further drama by appearing in Catalonia before the vote and getting himself arrested.
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"I'm happy coexisting with young people because they inject me with health, energy, and enthusiasm," she shared.
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Credit Suisse did not say how much capital it planned to inject should regulators approve the deal.
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"There is an organization trying to inject divisiveness into our Platform Committee," Iowa delegate Ben Barringer said.
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And it comes at a time when ministers are trying to inject more competition into defence procurement.
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SoftBank is out "to drive and inject scale into companies, and help them go faster," he said.
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There's a lot of mercury in vaccines and yet people will still inject them into their children.
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"They were talking about whether or not they were going to inject him (with cortisone)," Showalter said.
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"If he really did inject a DIY vaccine, I hope it doesn't hurt him," he told me.
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It's why diabetics must regularly inject themselves with insulin, to keep their blood sugar levels at bay.
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In practice, most forecasters combine the two approaches and inject, when necessary, a dose of common sense.
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Klepper's appointment feels like a missed opportunity to inject late night with some much-needed gender diversity.
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Reverse repos inject liquidity on issuance and drain it on maturity Follow CNBC International on and Facebook.
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They could inject some of the latest tactics and tradecraft to make America's message more influential abroad.
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The "hackers" use premade exploits that use the Lua programming language to inject C code into Roblox.
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A proxy that exists specifically to override security so it can inject that content is weirder still.
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Fiat Chrysler and McLaren are also aiming to inject some artificial engine noises in their electric vehicles.
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It will deposit 63.3 billion roubles at Otkritie and also inject 42.7 billion roubles in its capital.
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The technology is costly and controversial, consuming a lot of power to inject carbon dioxide deep underground.
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The central bank is expected to inject the funds through the MLF on Friday, the sources said.
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WOULD more women on the trading floor inject a dose of sanity into the world's financial markets?
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Make sure to inject some fat back into your turkey breast, since the meat is very lean.
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The last major milestone before production is FERC's approval to inject feedgas that gets chilled into LNG.
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The change will let you "inject" Google Assistant suggestions into your conversations — no "Hey Google," command required.
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"This is something that's present on my phone but I can inject info when it makes sense."
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In recent days, European Central Bank officials have signaled readiness to inject money into the financial sphere.
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Sometimes, he can successfully inject enough of his personality in a teleprompter address to make it work.
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This move would inject confidence into consumers and investors and help curb the frenzied buying of bonds.
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Fanged snakes can strike their prey to inject venom at speeds of about 7 miles per hour.
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Here's the problem: Once you inject hyper-anger into civil society, it is almost impossible to undo.
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Until his late-night tweet, Trump did not inject himself into every part of the Washington drama.
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He believes electrification technology offers Infiniti a chance to inject more elegance and simplicity into automotive design.
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Give this to someone you love and help them inject some delight into their daily meal routine.
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We need to re-inject their level of urgency back into the Valley ethos and compete ferociously.
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There's no subscriptions or tipping, and they can't even inject revenue-sharing ad breaks into their videos.
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Trump is not the only senior political leader willing to inject explosive political language into the debate.
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The outside works invariably inject a sense of being current that's otherwise absent from the Taylor experience.
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By now, many people have come to expect that Mr. Trump will inject politics into every decision.
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The prey have fangs that inject venom and silk that they can use to get you entangled.
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Thank god, then, that Jennifer Lopez was present to inject a jolt of life into the proceedings.
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"They'll put out resources saying 'There's a bad batch, go to Insite, don't inject alone,'" she said.
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On Wednesday, Emefiele said he will inject $3.27 billion to boost local production and stimulate the economy.
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There is no better way to inject a large amount of cash into small businesses so quickly.
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Mr. Stanfield likes to inject his press appearances with a bit of subversive je ne sais quoi.
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Bale would inject pace, but who he would replace with the game so finely balanced is unclear.
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Drug users began to crush it so they could snort it or inject it to get high.
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Mr. Sanders's endorsements could inject fresh energy into a campaign that in some respects needed it badly.
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The book is also likely to inject new political toxins into the midterm election campaign, as well.
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And the government has always said they are ready to inject whenever – you know they already did.
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It would inject greater dysfunction into European institutions, rendering them even less capable of alleviating economic troubles.
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Retroviruses are viruses that have the capacity to inject their DNA into the genome of the host.
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After they inject, they can go to a chill room to talk with peer counselors and nurses.
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At the same time a big drive is needed to inject more competition into local hospital markets.
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So insurance providers inject needed cash from outside reinsurers, and the resulting economic activity can lift everyone.
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Similarly, he didn't inject himself into divisive national debates or tend to a public profile outside Ohio.
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Time and time again, VCs had proven their willingness to inject millions into standard concepts lacking originality.
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Another man who lived in the apartment said Buck would inject him with meth daily, Hanna said.
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Mr. McGregor is allergic to blackberries and starts choking, having to inject himself with an epinephrine injector.
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In the last 24 years, China has continued to inject more money into its national defense budget.
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John Conroy's cinematography hustles and heaves, straining to inject a vitality that the story too often lacks.
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When that didn't work, it pioneered techniques, like quantitative easing, to inject money into its financial system.
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FamilyMart has opened some such stores with the country's largest discount chain, Don Quijote, to inject excitement.
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"Brady has noted to staff a few times"—inject it all directly into my veins right now.
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So if you need to inject a little joy into your Easter, check out the video below.
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New Delhi has plans to inject 700 billion rupees in state lenders over four years to March 2019.
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When I had to inject 40 tumors into almost as many mice, I purchased my first denim shirt.
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Owners can add captions to the photos to inject more of their personality or to share compelling details.
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Personality of Robotics Robotics are an obvious place to inject artificial personalities, as humans already personify most robots.
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Scientists studying toxicity in chemicals feed, inject, or spray them on animals to suss out potential ill effects.
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Poland has declared it was ready to inject up to 10 billion euros into the EIB, officials said.
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The meeting ultimately led the Treasury to inject $250 billion into the banking system, drawing funds from TARP.
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Men and women alike shave, wipe, anoint, moisturize, foam, scrub, fill, inject, color, and suck the ugly away.
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The valuation is based on the assets Emaar plans to inject into the listed vehicle, the sources said.
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The move will inject about 30 billion reais ($9.1 billion) into the economy, the government said last week.
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Sharma is luminescent as Aarfa and tries her best to inject some chemistry into her romance with Khan.
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We've pulled out an excerpt of 12 ways to inject more kindness into your day, and it's wonderful.
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He allegedly coordinated with the other defendants to inject money from a wealthy Russian into US political campaigns.
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Preregistering is like making a promise to not deviate from a plan and inject bias into the results.
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The wording of the rules will be tweaked, however, to inject flexibility into the way they are applied.
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Both chefs inject the flavors of Morocco with a modern twist that takes tradition to a higher level.
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The central bank is expected to inject the funds through the MLF loans on Friday, the sources said.
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It was not known how much it would inject, via which tenors or whether rates would remain unchanged.
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The SRR cut would inject 60 billion rupees (334.45 million) into the financial system, the central bank said.
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In return, some suspect that the kingdom will inject cash into Turkey's frail economy or release Islamist dissidents.
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The central bank has also reduced banks' reserve requirement ratio to effectively inject money into the financial system.
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Are they without gobs of money, ego or the desire to inject their own "statist" principles into elections?
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The rule, which will take effect in March, is expected to inject more than $1.5 billion in liquidity.
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VCs continue to pump money into startups attempting to inject life into the legacy and lucrative insurance industry.
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"The petro is a fake, a way to get the central bank to inject money," says Mr Palma.
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"We grew up in digital, believing we should inject ads everywhere at every moment we could," Lowcock said.
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Others cite her experience of diabetes—the prime minister must inject herself with insulin several times a day.
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Ms Zille wants to open a "critical mass" of collaboration schools to inject competition into the public system.
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Global investors are closely watching to see how much more support Beijing will inject to shore up growth.
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It's perhaps not quite as vicious and more fun, which is something we tried to inject into it.
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Germany has traditionally been hostile to ECB President Mario Draghi's policies to inject cheap money into the economy.
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But few investors dare inject money into a country where sheikhs and militias wield more influence than judges.
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In parts of the Mekong, the parasites Anopheles mosquitoes inject into the human bloodstream are resisting conventional treatment.
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DoseDr – iOS app to help diabetics When people inject insulin incorrectly, it can lead to complications and hospitalizations.
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The defense lawyers routinely found a way to inject race into the trials, yet the juries had convicted.
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In a second experiment, they began to inject mice with morphine whenever they went into a specific theater.
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The Treasury's endorsement of an expanded bankruptcy code could inject new life into legislation currently pending before lawmakers.
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How was it safe to inject a mercury derivative (Thimerosal, used as a preservative) directly into the bloodstream?
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It's more common for hackers to inject cryptocurrency mining code into vulnerable websites, but the payoffs are low.
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Like the Oulipo, you inject select effects such as they too might devise, but you're a solo show.
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He was actually stabbing her abdomen with his penis-like aedeagus, trying to inject his sperm into her.
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If you're in the Beverly Hills area, you can literally inject sexually stimulating chemicals right into your veins.
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You're getting five percent of your heroin instead of, if you inject it, the bioavailability approaches 100 percent.
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Johns hopes the book is serious and gritty like Watchmen, but he also wanted to inject some humor.
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Hyundai is trying to inject some life back into the shrinking midsize sedan segment with its refreshed Sonata.
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Do not try to inject DUPIXENT until you have been shown the right way by your healthcare provider.
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Their role is to inject a negative narrative or salacious story about their enemies into the public discourse.
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A rising international star, the fresh-faced French President Emmanuel Macron, can be expected to inject some optimism.
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Google also brought on CEO Tony Fadell, a former Apple exec, to inject Google with Apple's hardware sensibility.
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The analysts, in an note, said the Mexican government would also be ready to inject capital into Pemex.
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"If it was so well-absorbed through skin, people wouldn't inject it," Stolbach said of illicit fentanyl powder.
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Researchers will inject the vaccine — called GLS-5700 — into 40 healthy people to evaluate how well it's tolerated.
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Facebook, for instance, allows political organisations to upload lists of voters and inject tailored ads into their newsfeeds.
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However, it has been slow to inject new capital into its banks and hesitant about modernising their operations.
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"Fentanyl is a drug that you can inject intramuscularly, dermally and a wide number of routes," he said.
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What she's expected to bring: spontaneity, a wry humor and a willingness to inject herself into unfamiliar situations.
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The only way out of the current stalemate is to inject new blood into the country's political class.
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Tax reform messaging Priorities is the latest group to inject a messaging campaign into the tax reform debate.
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The 1.25 million people in the US who have Type 13 diabetes need to inject insulin to live.
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Infusion nurses are a type of RN with a license to inject medicine into myeloma patients with an
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Tuesday night's debate will give him another chance to stand out and inject new energy into his campaign.
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Even so, addicts quickly learned how to cook the new painkiller and inject the liquid with a syringe.
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Christopher said the tariffs do inject more uncertainty in the market, and that can lead to more volatility.
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Farmers inject Bovine Growth Hormone (BGH) into young livestock to help them gain weight and increase milk production .
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INCJ was unlikely to raise its offer to inject 300 billion yen ($2.51 billion) in Sharp, they said.
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In the plan, users would be under medical supervision and could inject only a small amount of heroin.
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It could also inject the issue into the 2016 presidential campaigns, as Republican candidates vow to expand drilling.
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Since "NotGet" features similar themes, Du Preez and Jones wanted to inject a similar aesthetic into the project.
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The center also offers bigger needles for people who inject steroids or hormones, and smoker kits for crack.
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Aside from embodying the ultimate IDGAF attitude, the woman knows how to inject her humor into a situation.
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I feel like my purpose is to inject joy into people and help them live their best life.
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Economists have estimated the tax breaks will inject about A$7.5 billion into the economy over 2019/20.
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Slouchy, chalky white boots, a modern nod to the '80s, inject just the right amount of Western charm.
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"There is no safe way to inject heroin, fentanyl and carfentanyl," he said when the initiative was announced.
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Mr. Andrew's job will be to inject an actual signature idea (or three, or five) into the collection.
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Yet policymakers decided to inject costly stimulus into what was already the longest economic expansion in American history.
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Putting this law into action could significantly inject more funds for preventative efforts around the county, Vaughan says.
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British lawmakers asked Mr. Suffolk if China could inject backdoor access into Huawei's network without the company's knowledge.
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" He concluded, "the Missouri legislature may not inject its endorsement of a particular religious tradition into this debate.
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Artesunate is the drug that hospitals inject into children in mortal danger from malaria infections of the brain.
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It's like treating a patient who has stopped heroin but wants to inject himself with an empty needle.
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The water treatment facility maintains a supply of water to inject into the West Qurna 2 oil wells.
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It would inject new life into what's now a predictable career, even when he's in a good movie.
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With its characteristic bold stripes, a rugby shirt is an effortless way to inject color into a suit.
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I didn't like his tax cut, but it did inject a whole lot of money into the economy.
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"This allows us, at the snap of our fingers, to inject support into these projects," Mr. Schrock said.
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According to the AP, the event was projected to inject as much as $259 million into Geneva's economy.
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Malaria is transmitted to humans (and other animals) by infected mosquitoes, who inject malaria parasites into the bloodstream.
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He spoke formally, reading from notes, and did not seem inspired by Trump to inject any ad-libs.
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Central banks in Europe and Japan may inject a little more stimulus into their economies later in March.
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The 1.25 million people in the US who have Type 1 diabetes need to inject insulin to live.
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Second is a set of new laws and regulations that would inject greater transparency into online political advertising.
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Hensarling's comments inject new uncertainty into the effort to ease rules introduced following the 2007-2009 financial crisis.
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Investigators later determined that Goebbels had arranged for a dentist to inject each of the children with morphine.
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Mr. Trump could change that by using the embassy decision to inject some urgency into negotiations over Jerusalem.
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A prevailing theory is that he's just bored and eager to inject controversy into the late winter doldrums.
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Tom Steyer tried to inject a comment or two concerning the topic, but there was no serious examination.
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New revenue could come from tax increases — or Congress could decide to inject general revenue into the program.
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That generates the necessary force to inject a needle-like structure made of sugar into the intestinal wall.
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If SoftBank continues to inject cash into such companies at inflated valuations, other investors may be scared off.
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"I wish I could inject that letter into my veins," a blogger for the conservative site RedState wrote.
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OnniChan provided screenshots of Skype chats with Zyabkin in which he talked about compromising sites to inject links.
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That effort, known as quantitative easing, has sought to inject cash into the eurozone economy and bolster growth.
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General Townsend said the Iraqis were engaged in discussions "about how to inject new energy" into their assault.
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Nonprofits generally oppose curbing the Johnson amendment because they think doing so would inject partisan politics into charities.
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But playing with color, pattern and styles is the easiest way to inject some personality into your home.
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A new book from a former Israeli president aims to inject some optimism into a politically cynical world.
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He writes about shadowy gangs of Iranian hackers using the #JeSuisCharlie hashtag to inject malware into French laptops.
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Because in those days, many, you know, Finance Ministers had space, had room within which to inject stimulus.
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Doctors can inject liquid containing these surfactants directly into the air passages of the lung to improve breathing.
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Then the council bought a forsaken shopping center, the Park Mall, to inject life into the town center.
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Even among people who inject illegal drugs, PrEP can reduce the risk of HIV by more than 70%.
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Economists have estimated the tax breaks would inject about A$7.5 billion into the economy over 2019/20.
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Hackers have successfully breached CCleaner's security to inject malware into the app and distribute it to millions of users.
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A visit from the folks at The Hangover Club can inject some serious hydration and electrolytes into your life.
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It feels fitting, conceptually.. "Using my voice allows me to physically inject my being into the music," she says.
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Although high-octane scenes like that one inject a needed urgency, the series favors a more cinematic, sensuous approach.
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The Point: Thanks to Twitter, Trump managed to inject a whole lot of confusion into a hugely important process.
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A lot of the elements are universal, and if you leave it open, people can inject themselves into it.
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European Union attempts to inject more competition into credit ratings have so far failed to get off the ground.
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Historically, people who inject drugs who become infected with HIV have been primarily black men, typically in urban areas.
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His close friend Paule Thévenin manages, with her introduction to the book, to inject some order in the chaos.
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"Brexit will add uncertainty and inject a lot of volatility," said Chris Chapman, portfolio manager at Manulife Asset Management.
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The Treatment Gap A life-threatening heart infection afflicts a growing number of people who inject opioids or meth.
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PLX-R18 is designed to be administered without matching, and using a standard syringe to inject the cells intramuscularly.
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Some use it intravenously, they inject it, and they have lost control over the medication and are truly addicted.
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The CEO declined to say whether Hemen or Fredriksen were prepared to inject cash as part of the restructuring.
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They then launch the new app without the user's knowledge and "inject" a claim to have caused the download.
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She suffers from type one diabetes, which means she has to inject herself with insulin several times a day.
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The government is the main shareholder of the worst affected banks, and has been reluctant to inject more cash.
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Doctors can inject dye into the eye to make it appear normal again, and boost a patient's self-esteem.
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Both China and Russia suspect that America uses the internet to try to inject Western values into their countries.
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He points out that he needs to remove about three times as much fat as he needs to inject.
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Augmented reality and especially virtual reality have the potential to inject technology between us and the world around us.
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"Black Lives Matter" is in part an effort to abandon colorblindness and explicitly inject race into American public discourse.
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Hopefully he'll play well the rest of the year and hopefully he'll continue to inject life into our team.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's central bank will inject 150 billion yuan ($22.67 billion) into money markets on Tuesday, traders said.
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So we were both excited to inject that new flavor into the show, because everything is always so scrappy.
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That's because many analysts believe this process is likely to inject an additional dose of uncertainty for global investors.
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It's unique, viscerally engaging and complex enough to let you inject your own personality into your fighter of choice.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's central bank will inject 80 billion yuan ($11.59 billion) into money markets on Tuesday, traders said.
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Insofar as the Bush administration tried to inject social conservatism into the program's operations, it made PEPFAR less effective.
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There's a limited number of these proteins, so again, if you inject enough venom you can knock them out.
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"We're going to forcibly inject things that are normally feminine into this male-centered profession and practice," she said.
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China on the other hand has a lot of surprises up its sleeve — how much stimulus it might inject.
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It does seem like this new album manages to inject these old-fashioned songs with a more modern edge.
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AROUND THE WEB: California allowed oil companies to illegally inject wastewater into protected water supplies, CBS San Francisco reports.
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Some patients inject themselves intravenously, while others let the nurse deliver it like a flu shot to the shoulder.
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But there's a more concerted effort in Hollywood to attempt to inject more overall diversity in its blockbuster offerings.
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So he's pushing a proposal that would inject money into loans for constructing more housing, especially near transit corridors.
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In anger, Kivi switched to a drug that he could inject himself, though it didn't work nearly as well.
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If you're not quite ready to inject them, though, let the Stella McCartney iPhone case step in ($75). 10.
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Inject RTX, as it's known, into an aching joint, and it'll actually destroy the nerve endings that signal pain.
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Someone will take a consumer electronic device like a "smart" television and demonstrate how to inject code into it.
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"The majority's breathtaking expansion of state standing would inject the courts into far more federal-state disputes", she wrote.
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Repealing this outdated legislation, which the European Union did in 19643, would inject foreign competition into the domestic market.
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Veterinarians inject microchips into animals as a tracking device, and a Swedish startup recently started implanting microchips into employees.
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You can laser them to oblivion, inject them so they fade away one by one, or cover 'em temporarily.
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He won't inject into his arms, despite it being safer, as he can't let his family see his scars.
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When the addict — perhaps hoping for a chance to smoke or inject a pinch — does so, he is arrested.
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"The safety of the razor, the way you inject the blade, it's extremely safe," Patrick said during the episode.
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So I have to inject insulin to regulate my blood sugar and check my levels by using a glucometer.
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The new rules — dubbed Mifid II — aim to inject more transparency into financial markets, from equities to fixed income.
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"It's fake news for you to inject B.S. and say that it's equal to the real data," Cuomo said.
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The slide prompted the People's Bank of China to inject $20 billion in a bid to stabilize its markets.
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"I think they inject a great deal of uncertainty into what is always a complicated process," ranking member Sen.
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The government is currently driving through a series of ownership reforms designed to inject private capital into government enterprises.
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Below are reactions to May's speech in Florence, which she hopes will inject new momentum into the Brexit negotiations.
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When an unlocked EpiPen is pressed against the thigh, a needle emerges to inject the medicine, even through clothes.
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If you want to inject instant charisma into a hoary property, Phoebe Waller-Bridge is the person you call.
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Their product monitors insulin levels and eliminates the need for people to manually inject themselves multiple times a day.
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Baillie Gifford, Tesla's third-largest shareholder, said it is willing to inject more capital into the electric car manufacturer.
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But doesn't it take you out of the moment when you inject your phone into an otherwise authentic situation?
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It has also allowed Clinton to inject more money into states that have become closer as Election Day nears.
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Although eating became a lot less complicated, I still had to inject myself with insulin several times a day.
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Instead, doctors would use a needle guided by ultrasound to inject a polymer called Echo-V into the vas.
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We plan to isolate that protein and inject it into mice to see if we can develop a vaccine.
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And he worries that the Fed's efforts to inject monetary stimulus may have created a bubble in financial markets.
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Republicans argue that requiring federal contractors to disclose donations would inject politics into the process of awarding federal contracts.
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One of the plastic boxes is piled with EpiPens — devices that automatically inject epinephrine to treat severe allergic reactions.
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The segments are short, just a few minutes each, and will inject a touch of inspiration into your routine.
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There is still a long way to go if the Cubs want to inject true drama into this series.
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Using a syringe attached to the printer, they can inject spirals of water into a surrounding body of water.
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"I was trying to put color in but, honestly, inject a little bit of life and positivity," he said.
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Anderson returned again to direct Retribution and, as in Afterlife, tried to inject some visual style into the proceedings.
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On his deathbed, the author asked his wife to inject him with LSD to help him accept his passing.
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One day, he decided simply to pull some mitochondria from healthy cells and inject them into the injured cells.
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How does one create an engaging beginning, start a conversation, have characters meet, inject tension, or upend viewers' expectations?
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The company did not tell the C.D.C. that it was going to inject the vaccine into patients, he said.
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Share prices for U.S. water utilities are on the rise as investors inject more money into socially responsible companies.
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It took Defoe, back in an England shirt for the first time since November 2013, to inject some spark.
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A Supreme Court vacancy gave Obama a chance to inject himself into this year's elections on his own terms.
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Its staff would observe them as they inject themselves and could provide users overdose treatment and other emergency care.
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Oil companies typically inject carbon dioxide into aging traditional oilfields in a bid to push out the remaining barrels.
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National/International ____ A life-threatening heart infection, endocarditis, afflicts a growing number of people who inject opioids or meth.
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As a result, firms have largely opted to "re-inject" the gas, in a process that increases crude output.
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"Everyone is saying you need to inject more fiscal stimulus," said Ms. Ghosh, the economist at Jawaharlal Nehru University.
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In a sign of deepening concern, China's leaders on Sunday outlined plans to inject fresh credit into the economy.
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The move will essentially inject about $115 billion into the financial system after it goes into effect on Monday.
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They were bought with newly created euros to inject money into the financial system and push down interest rates.
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They were bought with newly created euros to inject money into the financial system and push down interest rates.
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Previously, HIV was extremely rare in the county, but cases skyrocketed among people who use needles to inject drugs.
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With the January inflation report, the government will incorporate some methodology changes, which could inject volatility into the data.
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Doctors inject the harmless radioactive substance, called a tracer, to help them diagnose or rule out coronary artery disease.
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Otherwise, banks may set up new EU subsidiaries, involving extra cost, including having to inject capital into those units.
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But Democrats have strongly defended the Johnson Amendment, saying that repealing it would inject more "dark money" into politics.
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Adding a GIF to a Google Slides presentation can inject a bit of life into an otherwise basic presentation.
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And when that happens, Justice Kennedy won't be around to inject a note of caution into the Court's opinion.
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The contribution was not part of a broad effort to inject foreign funds into Trump's inauguration, his lawyers said.
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However, the chairman has also said passage of the non-controversial minibus could inject new life into gridlocked negotiations.
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Additionally, China will need to inject substantial financial incentives into the economy to balance against commercial and optical risks.
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Pelosi said earlier in the day the expected raids would "inject terror into our communities" and tear families apart.
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Emojis allow us to play with meaning, to inject varying combinations of emphasis, irony, and humor in our communication.
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But he's also widely also known for his unique ability to inject timeless wisdom right when you need it most.
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It's not the first time the UK government has sought to inject a little fuel into the domestic sharing economy.
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They'll load up a virus with tools to snip out the mutated gene, then inject it into a person's retina.
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According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, half of all young people who inject heroin started by abusing painkillers.
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Gordie and Kelly (Kristine Froseth) realize the only way to cure everyone is to inject IV fluids into their veins.
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Japan said it could inject more stimulus if required, while Australia and Sweden signaled they could rethink planned rate rises.
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From there, you can inject metrics around phone interviews to onsite ratios, cost per hire, time to hire and more.
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Soon after the 2016 election, Moore decided to inject a little racial humor into a speech on health care policy.
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So now I'm left wondering what could Samsung possibly do to inject a little thrill back into Galaxy Tab line?
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And of course on Reddit, we would inject spelling errors into people's posts sometimes, just to be kind of annoying.
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And then inject this music into a dark moody club setting, and you cannot get me to leave that club!
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The virus is spread mainly through having sex with an infected person or by sharing needles used to inject drugs.
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Mohammad's outbursts would've given them away, so the family was forced to inject him with sedatives to save the group.
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This episode may be trying to inject some levity, but the threats of casual violence are still all too real.
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Each one is already pre-formatted, so all that's left for you to do is inject all the needed information.
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The firm said this week that an additional $3bn it had planned to inject into GEC may have to increase.
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Governments may inject equity in order to maintain financial stability, with a view to a sale once the market allows.
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Japan Display Inc jumped 20% after the Asahi newspaper reported that Apple Inc will inject $100 million into the company.
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The duo end up running into a pair of straggling Saviors which does inject some real purpose to the escapade.
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Spurr also identified infrastructure as a key need for Detroit, and both candidates have pledged to inject money into that.
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In addition, Discount would inject up to 40 million shekels in capital in Spacecom, which operates the Amos communication satellites.
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"My mission is to inject love and to make the world dance," she told the magazine about her impending collection.
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In another series of experiments, the device was used to inject signals into the median nerve of non-amputees, too.
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The ECB will inject further stimulus only in the event of a wider slowdown, rather than one confined to Italy.
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According to an addendum to the bill approved on Thursday, the Silk Road Fund will inject more than $2 billion.
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Of course, Rubio's supporters were just trying to inject some levity into the fundraising grind — and who can blame them?
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Japan Display Inc jumped 18% after the Asahi newspaper reported that Apple Inc will inject $100 million into the company.
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It noted expectations were that Korean Air would have needed to inject another 700 billion won to save the shipper.
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They even invited foreign journalists in Hong Kong to tea to suggest they "inject positivity" into their coverage of it.
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The Financial Times reported earlier on Monday that SoftBank was in talks to inject an additional $2 billion into WeWork.
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Having hacked the Browsealoud code to silently inject Coinhive's Monero miner, any website using the plugin would automatically be compromised.
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Whether you're solo or partnered up, there are plenty of ways to inject that spooky spirit into your sex life.
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As Gizmodo previously reported, Facebook's trending section is run largely like a newsroom and curators can "inject" and "blacklist" topics.
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Some religious leaders, however, object to any measure that would make it easier to inject politics into places of worship.
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"Accelerating the privatization program would inject capital and technological know-how that would benefit the broader economy," the IMF said.
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Of course, even if YouTube did inject do-gooder videos into more users' recommendations, there's no guarantee it would work.
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If land selling did not proceed, Portland could bring in a strategic investor to inject the required funds, Lay added.
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On arrival, they spray naloxone up the nose or inject it into the user, pump oxygen into lungs and wait.
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"He's going to inject a shock to the system here almost immediately," Trump senior adviser Kellyanne Conway told Fox News.
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The team didn't just want the characters to have generic animations, but to inject personality into the way they moved.
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TV Azteca will no longer be required to inject additional cash into Colombia, with deconsolidation of this loss-making business.
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"I think the good thing is they allow us to inject a lot of humor into the show," Shaq says.
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Japan said it could inject more stimulus if required, while Australia and Sweden signalled they could rethink planned rate rises.
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Eskom faced a crippling cash crunch last year that forced the government to inject nearly 80 billion rand in equity.
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Financially struggling patients know they're taking a risk when they inject something sent by a Facebook "friend" into their body.
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Moreover, a funding construct of this nature can do more than inject capital into the communities that need it most.
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Drillers in those regions inject water, minerals and chemicals into wells to fracture shale rock and release oil and gas.
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It's been a long, dreary winter and we appreciate any excuse to inject a pop of color into our lives.
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While Lester Holt may not pose a question about race, either Clinton or Trump can inject race into the conversation.
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This means the People's Bank of China (PBOC) will inject a net 315 billion yuan into the market this week.
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We talk about serious things, but we hope to inject a bit of wit and humor into everything we do.
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Rather, they are regarded as part of a broader effort to inject new life into the entire U.S. aerospace industry.
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Others suggest that the "Trainspotting" generation of users, who started to inject in the late 1980s, are becoming more frail.
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Instagram is still exploring what types of more traditional (feed-based) social interactions in can inject into the Stories format.
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President Trump has promised to inject $22019 trillion into the nation's crumbling infrastructure, including for U.S. roads, bridges and highways.
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Foreign investors could have helped overhaul management and inject cash, but despite a swarm of suitors, no deal was made.
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Related: President Hassan Rouhani of Iran said today that the country would inject uranium gas into more than 33,000 centrifuges.
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GM, for example, had to inject more than $2.8 billion into its pension before closing a 2012 transfer to Prudential.
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He continued to inject himself into the moment Monday morning, tweeting that Pence received "great praise" for leaving the game.
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The best "reaction" GIFs — those chosen to inject human expression in online conversation — feel both emotionally familiar and visually surprising.
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That involves offering better entertainment options to inject some life into the economy and make residents just a bit happier.
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A heroin addict goes to a needle exchange, obtains clean needles and immediately heads to the bathroom to inject drugs.
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He has embraced privatization, hoping to inject dynamism, yet the state has intervened in firms such as Saudi Binladin Group.
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But one of its primary goals is to inject some common sense into the way the state administers criminal justice.
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Amdec Group will inject the funds into the development of the hotels as part of its growing partnership with Marriott.
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He's entered a clinical trial: A nurse comes to his house each month to inject him with an experimental drug.
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Most people who inject drugs cannot immediately cease drug use, and SIFs keep people safe while connecting them to care.
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Their viewpoints are always glass half empty, and they can inject fear and concern into even the most benign situations.
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Draw The LineIf you're looking to inject more creativity into your beauty look, eyeliner is a good place to start.
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Try as he might, Tiwari is unable to resist the temptation to inject that one bit of Bollywood-style drama.
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Tday is part of a new breed of festival aiming to inject some life into the dire, repetitive festival landscape.
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The classically trained singer used her early work, Moon Shoes and Midnight Moonlight, to inject a voice into the youth.
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Because the fentanyl high lasts for a much shorter time than heroin's does, people are likely to inject more frequently.
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He hesitated — his concern not the syringes needed to inject it, but rather not having a refrigerator to store it.
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Meanwhile, Target has remained focused on its plan to inject $7 billion into its business over the next three years.
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If a patient is concerned with shadowing around her eyes, she may inject filler to add volume at the temples.
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The Trump administration is pushing a proposal to inject $1 trillion into the economy to deal with the coronavirus crisis.
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The Swiss National Bank meets later today and could inject some more cash, although it's not expected to cut rates.
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It would improve her commute, she said, knowing full well that it would also inject more carbon into the atmosphere.
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Last year, Tencent was one of several private internet companies that had to inject funds into a struggling state telecom.
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The EpiPen is designed to automatically inject a dose of epinephrine into a person's thigh to stop an allergic reaction.
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The government has been facing calls to inject a stimulus package into the economy, which shrank in the second quarter.
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Trump likes to inject drama into an appointment process, as you may recall from the secretary of state bake-off.
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One glaring example is hepatitis C, a blood-borne virus endemic among people who use needles to inject illicit drugs.
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Surgeons can inject the solution directly into the heart or a major artery using a thin tube called a cannula.
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"Part of our objective is to throw a little curve ball, inject a little friction, sow confusion," explained one official.
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But it is the job of the BLM to inject these vaccines into enough horses to slow down population growth.
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In an interview, he said his superiors gave him the green light to inject his own personality into his tweets.
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But my views have changed as I've watched the Republican Party constantly try to inject Christianity into everyday political life.
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"The central bank should inject liquidity by selling a decent amount of dollars," said a senior trader in Sao Paulo.
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Steyer desperately tried to inject himself into every debate the front-runners were having but found himself repeatedly swatted away.
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"They inject their politics and ignorance into the lives of young people," states Janet Mock, writer of this Opinion essay.
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In the evenings, he would come in and inject her arm and then force her to have sex, she said.
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But the Trump team, which is generally skeptical of multilateral institutions, aims to inject some steel into the Arctic conversation.
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" Martin Luther King said it was time "to inject a new dimension of love into the veins of our civilization.
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Syringe exchanges have an important role for those who inject meth, he said, just as they do for opioid users.
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If SoftBank continues to inject cash into companies such as OneConnect at inflated valuations, other investors may be scared off.
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The CMA has recommended measures to inject more choice for companies when choosing an outside accountant to check their books.
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China's other objective is to inject wording into UN documents that echoes the language of the country's leader, Xi Jinping.
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If it passes, Boparan and banks will inject about 10 million pounds ($13 million) into the business, the source said.
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All of which provides good reason to inject more of Britain's motley history into its apparently resistant idea of itself.
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In the evenings, he would come in and inject her arm and then force her to have sex, she said.
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This fall, Pina Bausch and Eiko Otake, rigorously inquisitive and undeniably individual, inject the season with some ferocious female energy.
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The whole retraining question, I think, is also an area we're going to have to inject into the infrastructure debate.
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The water treatment facility, which is separate from the oilfield, maintains a supply of water to inject into the wells.
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In another video taken in that same spot, a guy appears to inject himself in the crotch with a syringe.
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It is now an open question whether Trump will inject himself into more Republican primaries, given his setback in Alabama.
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Or needing to inject some adrenaline into their daily lives, they need some sort of rush to fill a void.
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"During the week after the storm 28 percent rescued others or volunteered with aid groups; 60 percent experienced withdrawal; 27 percent shared drug injection or preparation equipment or injected with people they normally would not inject with," the article, called "Immediate impact of Hurricane Sandy on people who inject drugs in New York City," said.
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If an ingrown hair doesn't clear up on its own, she says that a doctor can inject it with some cortisone.
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Elsewhere, the Italian government is trying to get approval to inject 20 billion euros ($20.80 billion) to rescue its troubled banks.
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However, the reported CES teaser — if true — promises to inject a much needed bit of relevancy into the Las Vegas happenings.
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Or you can inject blood stem cells intravenously and see if they home in on the bone marrow or the thymus.
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Youssef Chahed named 10 new ministers last week in a cabinet reshuffle he hopes will inject fresh blood into his government.
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"You can inject packets and alter waypoints, change data on the flight computer, set a different coming home position," Rodday says.
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Cemig's main shareholder, the state of Minas Gerais, has no money at this point to inject fresh cash into the utility.
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Sinclair is a notable company not just for its size, but for its efforts to inject conservative views into the news.
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You inject rats all day, and then watch them escape so they can go and build underground civilizations with better jobs.
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EVZIO was a novel treatment when it premiered in 2014, allowing laypeople to inject naloxone for a person who has overdosed.
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Though elsewhere, the director harnesses the nervous laughter coping mechanism of the former employees to inject humor into the grim tale.
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Oslo-listed Seadrill was also supported by speculation that its top investor, billionaire John Fredricksen, may inject cash into the company.
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The idea to inject venom -- namely for self-immunization -- came to Ludwin after meeting Bill Haast at the age of 10.
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I think those elements are very much easy to inject into pieces, whether it be from a design standpoint or otherwise.
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Tsetse flies are carriers of the parasites, and they inject them into the bloodstream of any animal — including humans — they bite.
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For state banks, allowing coupon payments from statutory reserves helps push out the need for the government to inject more capital.
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Never before has there been such an array of pills, gases and liquids available for people to swallow, inhale or inject.
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Credit Suisse is seeking approval to inject fresh capital into its JV in a move that would take it to 51%.
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The facilities, also known as overdose prevention centers, provide drug users with access to clean needles and space to inject drugs.
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GT left them mostly to their own devices, and employees were able to inject their own style and vision into games.
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They'll analyze your browsing habits, sell them to advertisers, inject their own ads on non-secure pages or steal your identity.
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Not only did it inject some new players into the mix, but it also changed how players interacted with the game.
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Finally the researchers use special catheters to identify the weakest parts of the heart and inject the soup into these areas.
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The investments are expected to inject enough capital into Cruise for the unit to reach commercialization at scale beginning in 2019.
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Pelosi, a Democrat, said in a release that the expected raids would "inject terror into our communities" and tear families apart.
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A second bank was rescued last weekend with three state-controlled financial firms agreeing to inject funds into Bank of Jinzhou.
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A second bank was rescued last weekend with three state-controlled financial firms agreeing to inject funds into Bank of Jinzhou.
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If it can clear this area of ISIS, it plans to inject Syrian rebel groups that it supports, according to officials.
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This Software Creates Vivid Color Pictures From Black-and-White PhotosWant to inject some color to your photographs in a hurry?
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"You can inject cellulite dimples or the indentation above the belly button," Karyn Grossman, MD, board-certified cosmetic dermatologist tells us.
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Mr Yang's chief contribution might follow similar lines: he could hope to inject his ideas into the mainstream of Democratic politics.
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SoCalGas said it will start limiting the amount of gas its customers can inject into the storage fields starting Oct. 1.
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The KKR vehicle will inject into the group management expertise and fresh financial resources to turn it round, the sources said.
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CA, calls for an alternative plan to inject up to $1.25 billion into Oi in return for a 95 percent stake.
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Brands that are slow to inject tech into the shopping experience — or that don't spruce up shabby storefronts — are bleeding customers.
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Dr. Gaeta notes that providing a space for people to safely inject their drugs would violate both state and federal laws.
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Doctors use Bayer's Medrad Power Injection System to inject a substance called contrast into the veins of patients undergoing medical scans.
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The government could inject fresh capital into embattled state-run oil company Petrobras if oil prices continue to drop, Rousseff said.
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His supporters have built social media campaigns -- Twitter Bombs -- designed to inject Sanders' campaign with thousands of new, small-dollar donations.
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When this new pill is crushed, it turns into a gummy-like substance, making it more difficult to snort or inject.
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In 2013, there were only 32 new cases of HIV among people who inject drugs in a borough of 1.4 million.
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So either the two have unburied the hatchet or they're hamming up their feud to inject some drama into ELeague's tournament.
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Smart regulatory reform that protects health, safety, the environment and our workers could inject billions of dollars back into the economy.
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This year's change in the U.S. presidential administration, with its promises of relaxed regulation, inject an additional element to the consideration.
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AT&T's goal is to take some of the precision from online advertising and inject it into the traditional television market.
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Local residents are divided on the decision, with some hoping it could lead Trump to inject more money into the community.
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And other doctors asked if they would have to specifically inject a fetus with an anesthetic through a woman's abdominal wall.
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GM will also inject a fresh $21 billion into the unit, assuring funding through the planned beginning of commercialization in 22.
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Supporters of drug importation think it could inject competition into the marketplace, and the idea enjoys broad support from the public.
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"I didn't want to complain, because I try not to inject lawyer-journalist energy into my recreational activities," Greenwald said, laughing.
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MI) will inject a further 150 million euros while the rest will come from the market with guarantees from Citi (C.
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Even as the risk of AIDS has diminished, a wave of deaths by overdose is currently menacing people who inject drugs.
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Swiss Re said it and MS&AD would inject 481 million pounds in new capital into ReAssure ahead of the IPO.
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The state would have to inject up to 1 billion euros in capital into SGA to finance the deal, it said.
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"They're proposing to exploit the fact that users don't verify each other's public keys, and inject bad keys," said Al-Bassam.
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ProPublica describes pharmacist David Berkowitz filling bins with expired medications, including EpiPens, which automatically inject epinephrine to quell severe allergic reactions.
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The investments are expected to inject enough capital into Cruise for the unit to reach commercialization at scale beginning in 2019.
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They're taking these ideals and twisting them so that they can inject free-market capitalism into every aspect of our lives.
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That compares with government plans to inject 450 billion rupees into state banks over the three financial years to March 2019.
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For one thing, online marketplaces inject honesty to the car-buying process by claiming to provide more price transparency for customers.
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State regulators will not allow SoCalGas to inject fuel into the facility until the company inspects all of its 114 wells.
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The European Commission allows governments to inject money into ailing lenders, but only if they are viable and private investors contribute.
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The NY Fed announced plans Thursday to inject vast amounts of money into the financial system, totaling at least $1.5 trillion.
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In the middle of the tunnel, where it was dark, I watched Country try to inject a man in the neck.
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Mapa said the central bank may also inject additional liquidity by reducing tenders for its term deposit facilities or reserve requirements.
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It also tried to inject some humor into the situation, sharing a cartoon that depicted the island blowing off the map.
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They call it "crony capitalism," and they warn it will inject new and damaging uncertainty into America's back offices and boardrooms.
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Over the last several months, I've spent evenings watching my fiancée, Lara, inject herself with smaller and smaller doses of estrogen.
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An inquiry revealed someone had used a specially adapted umbrella to inject a pellet containing the poison ricin into his leg.
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According to the survey by pollster Realmeter, just 6 percent say the government should inject public funds unconditionally to save jobs.
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The strategy has the potential to inject a new volume of money, on the Democratic side, into typically low-profile elections.
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Rules about who can inject vary from state to state; New York allows physician assistants and registered nurses to do so.
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Some of the clinics also inject joints with platelet-rich plasma, a solution of platelets extracted from the patient's own blood.
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Economists have estimated the tax breaks would inject about A$7.5 billion into the economy over 2019/20, pleasing the RBA.
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The long-term health effects of the treatment are not known, and it will require your child to inject themselves regularly.
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Another option would be letting someone inject your balls a bit, to get sperm-killing gel directly into your vas deferens.
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The syringe the man had used to inject the drugs was new, the receipt from a nearby pharmacy in his pocket.
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To allow judges to inject their personal beliefs into making such decisions is contrary to the Constitution's tenets on its face.
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President Donald Trump is launching an epic battle to inject hundreds of billions of dollars of stimulus across the U.S. economy.
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"If you inject uncertainty during back-to-school and holiday shopping, that will have a drag on the economy," Hogan said.
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The bank plans to immediately inject dollar liquidity to onshore markets using the swap deal with the United States, it added.
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FAIRFAX, Va. — The Free Market Environmental Law Clinic has long sought to inject doubt into the public conversation about global warming.
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With no reverse repo maturing on Wednesday, the PBOC did not inject or withdraw any cash from the interbank money market.
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Nevertheless, I want to inject a little optimism into your news diet this morning: Things are not going well for Trump.
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But it also serves to inject a much-needed sense of reality onto a platform that's famous for touting anything but.
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Syringe service programs, though under constant threat in the United States, have helped people who inject drugs control H.I.V. infection effectively.
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In Venus-ruled Taurus, Uranus reflects your desire to inject more harmony, pleasure, beauty, and quality of life into the world.
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This deviation from the law would inject significant risk into the banking system—threatening financial stability, taxpayers, and the broader economy.
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"We will inject 12 billion reais into agriculture," Temer said in an interview in his office in the Planalto presidential palace.
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When you lighten the mood and inject some humor, feelings of resentment, anger and guilt are less likely to take place.
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The meaningful glances and whispers from the other lawyers hint at the profound discomfort that differing politics can inject into relationships.
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It held everything I was hoping to inject into my story — compassion, gratitude and honesty — and that there was no blame.
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The country's central bank will in effect inject $115 billion into the financial system despite signs the economy has been improving.
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The NY Fed announced Friday it will inject up to $75 billion into the overnight markets each weekday until October 10.
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Calling witnesses could inject unpredictability into a Senate trial and lead to the disclosure of new information damaging to the president.
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At some point, economists said, tax policy that is too aggressive leaves too little money to inject to make a difference.
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After a painful ultrasound and a failed attempt to inject J.J. with an osteoporosis medication, the laughter is a welcome relief.
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Ramaphosa's government has promised to inject 23 billion rand a year over the next three years to shore up Eskom's finances.
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The move is more than a formality and will require Lloyds to inject capital into the business to underpin its activities.
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Colombini insisted that YuMi would not do away with the need for humans to inject "spirit" and "soul" into orchestral performances.
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Basic economics, however, suggest that high prices cause people to cash out and inject more houses for sale into the market.
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As chairman of HSBC, are you hoping to inject a fresh way, a new way of doing business within the bank?
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"Amazon is probably going to inject their own logistics and carrier system and offset USPS from doing final delivery," Rubin said.
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You can get fantastic pieces which inject style and humor from crocodile table runners through to the best salad servers. www.lotusartsdevivre.com
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In a newer procedure, kyphoplasty, doctors inflate a balloon to elevate the broken bone into position, and then inject the cement.
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Driving the news: On Thursday, Google announced it had discovered several campaigns using popular websites to indiscriminately inject malware onto iPhones.
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It will immediately stop new mortgage sales and will not inject any more capital after 35 million pounds in 2019-20.
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Now, if you wanted to inject some pessimism here, you could point out the very real limitations of all these moves.
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Needle fixation—described as a compulsive desire to inject oneself—does not seem to have much place within conventional treatment models.
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And numbers aside, how many players can inject adrenaline straight into your veins with more force than Mitchell at his apex?
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People working for a variety of groups and causes use bots to inject automated discourse on platforms like Twitter and Reddit.
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This also includes helping to inject as much structured data as possible into each of the 100 or so supported services e.g.
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Shirzaei said that, going forward, satellite-based observations could help oil and gas companies find safer places to inject their wastewater underground.
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Supervised injection facilities could provide a place for people to inject illicit substances, with medical staff ready in case something goes wrong.
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Photo: GettyJust over one year into its endeavor to "inject passion back into smartphones," Essential appears to be on its last legs.
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Flu vaccine manufacturers inject these strains into fertilized hen eggs, where they incubate for several days to allow the viruses to replicate.
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Whether or not she chose to inject her lips or line them up to her nose is her business, not anyone else's.
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Another problem with Trump's grand claims to inject efficiency back into U.S. infrastructure is that he isn't exactly practicing what he's preaching.
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Kurz and Lindner showed that young new faces can inject dynamism into old establishment parties that have lost their way with voters.
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Females are equipped with an "extremely long" ovipositor, which allows them to inject the eggs into the unsuspecting hosts, the researchers noted.
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"Then you inject the stuff into little bottles, hold them up to your nose and-" she made a deep, exaggerated inhaling sound.
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Bringing entertainers on to Australian panel show Q&A is the easiest way to inject some life into the politician-filled show.
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In our age, many domains lack confidence in their own methodologies and are often desperate to inject business thinking into their work.
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Moreover, government hackers such as the NSA or China have take advantage of HTTP websites to inject malicious code and infect targets.
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Though lacking in spontaneous empathy, Mr Piñera was trying to inject a little more fairness into Chile's system, as Ms Bachelet did.
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When Netshoes hired Goldman, Sachs last year, the company was seeking an investor to inject cash so it could restructure its debt.
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The rigmarole of public filings and quarterly calls might inject more sobriety into the brash culture of Uber, a ride-hailing firm.
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Director Burt Layton, whose background is in documentaries, employs an experimental format to inject a layer of reality into the movie's fictionalizations.
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You're learning that every time there's a chance to inject an idea into the world that can change it in some way.
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Officers didn't inject the sedative themselves, but the bodycam footage showed eight instances of police urging medical staffers to administer the drug.
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There's a huge opportunity to inject our technology into this field to teach kids crucial real-world skills, through fun, interactive learning.
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Similar to speedballers in Philadelphia who inject fentanyl and cocaine, the report from Seattle suggests these users are younger than other users.
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And I love the ones who, added to that, also inject a solid dose of simplicity and common sense to their investments.
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The hopes he placed in Morrison and Johnson demonstrate yet another facet of his willingness to inject foreign policy with domestic politics.
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Republican victories in Tuesday's election inject new risks into investments in sustainable energy and clean tech companies, according to one top analyst.
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A carbon capture plant in Mississippi, which is designed to capture CO2 from its own emissions and inject them underground for storage.
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In February, Mexico said it would inject $3.9 billion into Pemex, promising to strengthen its finances and prevent a further credit downgrade.
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As Ghost Data's analysis notes, it's a major issue that Instagram is helping inject a once-covert underground economy into the mainstream.
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But even with all that control over your online shopping experience, Amazon is still trying to inject itself deeper into the process.
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Speculation had swirled the ministry could use the rest of the funds to inject more capital into ailing state oil giant Pemex.
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The more you know... Belly Button"Some people have indents above their belly button, so sometimes we'll inject those," Dr. Grossman says.
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She loathed the establishment's embrace of "managed decline" and tried to inject a spirit of American can-doism into the body politic.
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Sure, we wax and zap and inject, but I'd take a shot of Botox any day over that daily face-freeze hell.
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"We wanted to paint the character with an air of mystery so the player could inject morality into the character," Ansell said.
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Purdue reformulated OxyContin in 221, making it more difficult to crush or dissolve the pill in order to snort or inject it.
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Just inject a bit of ICG and shine a laser onto the skin, using an infrared camera to capture any resulting glow.
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If your interactions have felt off or lacking in chemistry recently, this is your chance to inject some fun into your LTR.
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That means investors will want assurance that if they inject a ton of cash, they'll have some recourse if Spiegel mismanages it.
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They're still free today, but with the advent of services like Patreon, modders are finally able to inject themselves into the marketplace.
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I wasn't suffering from teenage angst anymore but she had also grown and really seemed to inject her identity into her artistry.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's central bank said it will inject 35 billion yuan ($5.06 billion) through open market operations on Wednesday, traders said.
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Manufacturing enough viral delivery vehicles to inject Crispr into all the muscles in the human body is a daunting, and expensive endeavor.
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The Mexican government has said it will inject $3.6 billion into the ailing company but analysts fear it may not be enough.
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One would be when I was able to inject a little bit of real world pragmatic calling of bullshit on Hollywood movies.
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It wouldn't serve us to try and inject typical Hollywood arcs, when I thought it would be very unmotivated to do so.
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Can Top Gear America inject some fuel into the fading franchise, or is this a sign it's headed for the scrap heap?
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Aramco, Saudi Arabia's crown jewel, would also inject a cash infusion into the Port Arthur development in exchange for a 25% stake.
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"It would be a zero-cost way to inject themselves into the conversation and raise doubts about [the attacker's] motive," he said.
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Negative Rating Action: A negative rating action could result if Sears is unable to inject the liquidity needed to fund ongoing operations.
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" Fentanyl is so potent, he argues, that heroin users should try to "understand it through different bodily experience before they inject it.
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The actors inject brutal sincerity into every word of dialogue; the choreography and direction keep us mesmerized and right there with them.
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So here's the deal: Abby thinks they can still find a Nightblood solution, if they inject people with Luna's bone marrow. PARALLELS!
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Pre-insolvency proceedings were triggered in Spain in November when a key investor backed away from a plan to inject new cash.
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Roberts is about to inject himself with an experimental gene therapy for HIV, a DIY prototype treatment designed by three biohacker friends.
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Comey's dismissal and the administration's motivation will inject a new and time consuming new element into congressional probes into the Russia affair.
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Because fentanyl is more potent than heroin, even experienced heroin users may unknowingly inject too much and die in an unintended overdose.
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The study authors estimate the U.S. spends more than $6 billion a year covering the medical expenses of people who inject drugs.
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The enjoyment to be had ultimately depends on whether or not you inject satirical intent where it is not supposed to exist.
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This is separate from the 2.9 trillion won the two banks will inject into Daewoo if all stakeholders agree to the plan.
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We know that stigma, discrimination, and laws that punish and marginalize sexual minorities and people who inject drugs have fueled the epidemic.
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The virus is spread by contact with contaminated blood of an infected person, by sharing needles or other equipment to inject drugs.
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Players buy and download a hack from a hack site and "inject" the hack into the game's code by running the executable.
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That and creating vastly more video inventory across Facebook's portfolio of social apps — into which it can inject more lucrative video ads.
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Despite the junta's threat to jail critics of the charter, Yingluck used her trip to Phrae to inject a note of doubt.
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Neruda's chauffeur claimed Pinochet's agents took advantage of the poet's illness to inject poison into his stomach as he lay in hospital.
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Doctors will inject billions of these viruses — or "vectors" — into both of the patient's eyes to reach the cells where it's needed.
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"But there wasn't the social media environment that would immediately inject whatever McCain was saying into the campaign bloodstream," Mr. Dickerson said.
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Mr. Koulis introduced his first bridal line in 2014, seeking to inject freshness into a field he saw as repetitive and unadventurous.
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"We'll be watching and make sure that Congress doesn't try in the eleventh hour to inject themselves into this process," she said.
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Jack Gerard, head of the American Petroleum Institute, accused fossil fuel opponents of trying to inject their ideology into the EPA's science.
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Trump's proposal would inject $28500 billion of federal seed money to create $6900 trillion in total spending on infrastructure over 2628 years.
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Most US leaders out of the country for a prolonged period look for ways to inject themselves into news programs back home.
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EU officials this week rejected the government's proposal to inject a rumoured 803bn of capital because it flouted rules around state aid.
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After all, it still pumps out profit — $62.7 million last quarter — which the company can inject into its fast-growing streaming business.
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On Wednesday, SBI also decided to inject 11.6 billion rupees into two credit card joint ventures companies - SBI Cards & Payments Services Ltd.
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At sunrise December 10, Vedder and friends tried to brew coffee to inject some liquid caffeine into sleep-deprived, stress-ravaged bodies.
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He was caught after thirty years of killing poor women and led police to undiscovered bodies so they wouldn't lethally inject him.
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The government also said that it would inject an additional $10.2 billion of capital into state-owned banks laden with bad debts.
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When we're stuck in a rut it helps to try something new or forgotten to inject healthy energy back into our lives.
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France's answer is quite complicated because the government doesn't want to inject a ton of public money and call it a day.
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She was charged with "aggravated battery" under the apparent contention (which she and her lawyer dispute) that she helped Ward inject himself.
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Indeed, the effort to inject some statistical science into the inexact art of choosing players hasn't prevented teams from mis-evaluating prospects.
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That could mean a change in leadership with a change in administrations, which could hurt continuity and inject politics into the process.
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"The reason we do it that way is that we get better performance when we don't inject suboptimal human features," he said.
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It seems to be that she wanted to inject herself into making it a story, and now I'm glad the story's over.
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The Disney Bedtime Adventure box delivers a variety of kid-sized goods that inject a bit of fun into the nighttime routine.
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RBI officials though see the issue as a banking one, and want the government to inject more funds into state-run lenders.
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I wanted to ask you about your proposal to inject aid in Central America to improve the circumstances driving migrants to flee.
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The Federal Reserve announced it would inject up to $1.5 trillion into the financial system in an effort to calm the market.
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And it's going to break the unemployment insurance system unless Congress takes some quick steps to inject funds and change the rules.
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"Each writer was given their beat and allowed to run with it and inject their personal style in every syllable," he said.
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He chose Sarah Palin, then the Alaska governor, as his running mate, a bid to inject energy into his campaign that backfired.
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Its challenge: to inject human emotion into an object normally associated with elite government space missions, billionaire entrepreneurs, or far future societies.
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It's a bid to differentiate the characters and inject an Everyman foil to the insular and often absurd podcaster culture on display.
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"They'd inject 10 degree Fahrenheit water into my ears and that's when my whole body would shake and stop functioning," Funk remembers.
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The Communist Party's International Department said Mr. Xi's visit would "inject new momentum" into the relationship, according to the state broadcaster CCTV.
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By contrast, investors now inject more than $1 trillion a year into emerging markets, financing every manner of corporate or government investment.
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Koko: Basically, Karen men inject their penises and sometimes their testicles with coconut oil, which makes the penis look and feel bigger.
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When it's their turn, patients will line up, go into the injection room, get the drug prescribed to them, and inject it.
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Morrison on Thursday said his government will inject A$17.6 billion ($11.1 billion) to spur an economy hammered by the coronavirus outbreak.
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Kim said the government will support dollar funding needs of local companies, and may inject funds into local bond market if needed.
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Just think about what they'll inject into the formal debate on Capitol Hill; just think about how much further they'll warp it.
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Users found ways to inject the drug anyway, and the problems worsened after the new formulation was introduced, an F.D.A. spokeswoman said.
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