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WE NEEDLE PROTECT IT SO YOU DON'T SEE THAT NEEDLE.
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Tuft & Needle Mint Mattress Tuft & Needle This mattress is deceptively soft.
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Tuft & Needle Mint Mattress Tuft & Needle This mattress is deceptively soft.
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Push the wire tip of the threader through the eye of the needle, slip your thread in the needle threader tip and pull through the eye of the needle.
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And, to help you thread the eye of the needle, Dritz includes a small needle threader.
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In long-standing needle injectors, I saw maybe 10 percent [meet the criteria for needle fixation].
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This can either be a fine needle aspiration where a thin needle is used to remove cells, or a core biopsy where a small piece of tissue is removed with a needle.
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Harlem Needle Arts, who organized the exhibit, represents some of the country's preeminent fiber, textile and needle artists.
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Threading a needle with thick needlepoint yarns can be exasperating unless you have the DMC Aluminum Needle Threader.
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The needle thing, I called it the Drake needle because that's where he did his Views album cover.
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But studies suggest that needle exchanges, including those that aren't one-to-one exchanges, actually reduce needle litter.
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Narcan terrorized that youngster with a needle and stabbed him in the arm' using an improper needle size.
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It's not looking for a needle in a haystack, it's looking for a needle in a stack of needles.
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The only thing that can fix a bad (guy with a) needle is a good (guy with a) needle.
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Supporters of needle exchanges also point to studies that show the programs actually reduce drug-related problems such as needle litter.
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As needle exchange was introduced, along with other measures to increase clean needle access and expansion of medication treatment, that rate fell.
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Goodbye, Space Needle In 1989, a Seattle comedy show went on the air and said the city's Space Needle had fallen down.
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"We all knew ... that we were looking for a needle in a haystack, but we all knew the needle was there," Schubert said.
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To decide whether a state had comprehensive needle laws, the CDC explored five questions: Did the state explicitly authorize a needle exchange program?
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What Bloomberg contemplates is not so much an exercise in threading the political needle as pulverizing that needle as it has existed for decades.
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The Times's best needle explainer/apologia, from March 2018, compares the needle to the work that political analysts do as the precinct data rolls in.
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The needle was reportedly left in John Burns Johnson's body during open-heart surgery, and a second surgery to remove the lost needle was unsuccessful.
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Tuft & Needle, a mattress industry disruptor, began its operations entirely online and notched 100 million in sales in 2016, said Jeff Wells of Tuft & Needle.
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"We went from looking for a needle in a haystack to looking for a bacteria colony on a needle in a haystack," Pardo told me.
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When needle sharing among addicts triggered a sudden AIDS outbreak in Indiana last year, however, Mr. Pence allowed needle swaps in the most-affected counties.
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"This is not a case of looking for a needle in a haystack - it's more like a needle in a stack of needles," Heinzman added.
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Then affix the needle to the butt end of a pencil by wrapping sewing thread around the needle and the pencil to hold them together.
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The court agreed that the needle litter problem in fact preceded the syringe exchange, but it indicated that the needle exchange had exacerbated the problem.
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"It looks like the drone tractor beam we installed on the Space Needle is working," said Space Needle CEO Ron Sevart in a statement to CNN.
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It's like a shaolin monk throwing a needle through glass and then babies come out of the needle and OK maybe it's not entirely like that.
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" At the press conference, Schubert said, "We all knew we were looking for a needle in a haystack but we all knew the needle was there….
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Insert the needle in the back of the folded edge and bring the needle out about 1/8 inch from the edge and pull it through.
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Me now: refresh refresh refresh what does the needle say refresh Before Tuesday's race, The New York Times posted an explainer on how the needle works.
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Needle exchange programs could let people trade in used syringes for new ones, reducing the risk a needle will carry HIV, hepatitis C, or some other disease.
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As the needle is inserted, it shows the image on a computer screen, which will highlight in red when it senses a blood vessel near the needle.
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That said, if it concludes with specific policy measures that the administration acts on, it could move the needle for an industry desperate for any needle-moving.
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If the needle lives long enough, one night the needle will suggest Democrats are poised to win, even as Republicans hold a lead in the tabulated vote.
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Additionally, when sewing thicker items such as sweatpants, using a small pair of needle-nose pliers assisted in pushing or pulling the slippery needle through the fabric.
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Several Democrats explicitly back expanding access to naloxone, and fewer explicitly support more needle exchanges, where people can pick up sterile syringes to avoid needle-based infections.
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You'll place the vinyl record on the platter, which spins it so the needle can read the data in the grooves as the record moves beneath the needle.
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We just need to put a name to that profile, and so even though it may seem like a needle in a haystack, someone can find the needle.
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After two months of this horrendous outbreak and Pence refusing to allow needle exchanges for moral reasons — he believed needle exchanges support drug abuse — he decided to pray.
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Needle exchange programs could let people trade in used syringes for new ones, reducing the risk that a needle will carry HIV, hepatitis C, or some other disease.
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To solve this problem, I found that leaving the needle in a pincushion and holding the cushion in my hand, it was much easier to thread the needle.
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She underwent a needle biopsy, during which a needle was forced into her breast at the site of the lump in order to pull out samples of it.
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They are often completed using the "needle and thread tattoo technique," where a standard sewing needle is attached to something that makes it easier to hold, like a pencil.
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"She's always used a needle to explain what's going on," says Clapton, explaining the needle is a link between Sansa's relationship with her sister and her relationship with embroidery.
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So far, however, the day-to-day developments of the campaign mostly haven't moved the needle -- or, at the very least, these needle movements have mostly cancelled themselves out.
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If online dating is like searching for a needle in a haystack, Tinder is like searching for a needle in, I dunno, an entire field of generally awful haystacks.
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There are many kinds of lace, including needle lace, made with a needle and thread; machine made; and bobbin lace, made by manipulating bobbins of thread on a pillow.
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If you spot a used syringe, place your container on the flat ground, grasp the needle with your picker, then push it into the sharps bin, needle side first.
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In the old days, that meant having an army of grad students marking a 2-inch segment on each branch and counting every needle or needle scar in that area.
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She also clarified that the case did not involve an epidural needle, as some outlets have reported, but a spinal needle, and that she couldn't comment on Bright's case specifically.
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The pressure from the needle creates what the researchers described as a "jigsaw puzzle-like pattern of structural variants" around the area where the needle made contact with the crystal.
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In Orange County, officials in Santa Ana, the county seat, said that the needle exchange program there led to a massive increase in the amount of needle litter in public areas.
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Luckily, SPACE NEEDLE was the perfect length to make a grid art design out of, though it took me a few tries to come up with a convincing enough Space Needle.
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For example, if I am looking for a needle in a haystack, I can only conclude that the needle doesn't exist in the haystack after I've examined every piece of hay.
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Unless ... that needle wasn't for just injecting serum. Huh.
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" And then she also notes, "We have Tuft & Needle.
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Mike Pence — were opposed to a needle exchange program.
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Tuft & Needle merged with Serta Simmons Bedding in 2019.
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" "I actually sewed together the condoms with a needle.
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" He continued: "You're at the mercy of the needle.
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The Pilot Who Crashed a Drone Into the Space Needle Could Face ChargesSeattle's Space Needle is an icon of the paleo-future, constructed for the futuristic 1962 World's…Read more Read"It looks like the drone tractor beam we installed on the Space Needle is working," joked the Space Needle's CEO in a statement.
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Insider Picks reporter Connie Chen has been using the new Tuft & Needle Mint mattress for the last three months and attributes its superb comfort to the Shop the Tuft & Needle sale now.
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Then, holding a needle she began to stick and poke Ms. Carden's wrist, refilling the needle every poke or two, and leaving a dot of ink beneath the skin with each poke.
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The procedure itself entails the doctor taking a long needle and inserting it through the vagina and into the follicles to extract the eggs with suction at the end of the needle.
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Tuft & Needle Pouch, available on Amazon, $395Yes, it's expensive, but if you want to build a cozy reading nook for your loved one, you can't go wrong with the Tuft & Needle Pouch.
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In China, where most needle coke is made from metallurgical coke, stricter environmental rules have closed a lot of factories, said an official from CNPC Jinzhou Petrochemical, a major Chinese needle coke producer.
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The Brewers' run so far this season has been full of razor-thin margins of error, narrowly held leads and edge-of-your-seat late-inning stress—the threading of needle after needle.
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Inside, I listened to the rattle of the tattoo needle.
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Does subsidizing a ConAgra or Boeing really move the needle?
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I don't think there's any new needle mover beyond that.
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Maisie Williams may forever be associated with Needle, Arya's sword.
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In the needle was a cocktail of sedatives and antipsychotics.
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The New York Times's needle is one of those strategies.
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And we know Downer, they had to thread a needle.
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The needle, it was such a mindfuck, but go ahead.
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So, I think he is moving the needle on that.
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That's like trying to find a needle in a haystack.
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I opened the door with a needle in my arm.
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Needle kits complete, the Zendeskers are thanked and turned loose.
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And they use the space needle to ink his tattoos.
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It's the needle on the gauge of society's power balance.
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Then, he inserted an acupuncture needle just below her kneecap.
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Congress can help move the needle by setting the example.
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This is the needle CAP's plan is trying to thread.
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It did not take many votes to move the needle.
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He had a really hard job threading the needle today.
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Minaj's laughter quickly subsided once that needle came out, though.
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The first question is always, where does the needle stop?
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You do the work because you're slowly moving the needle.
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It's like trying to find a needle in a haystack.
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Did the needle simply, like many of us, give up?
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I could feel every single needle going into my face.
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AND HOW MUCH – ALL OF THIS MOVES THE SUB NEEDLE.
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It's called a needle, and it's already very, very small.
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A smaller needle won't solve that: longer clinic hours would.
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The first step, if you're thinking of braving the needle?
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Ryan: I think there's a way to thread the needle.
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Only the Tuft & Needle mattress allowed the glass to fall.
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For Tuft & Needle, however, the return process was more complicated.
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Certainly, something about Mr Spicer seemed to needle the president.
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PERINO: The chances of finding the needle are pretty slim.
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"Like a needle in a haystack," she told NBC News.
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Yes, it sounds like a recipe for a needle apocalypse.
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There are subsystems to needle the player even further, too.
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Such prescriptions are also being made available at needle exchanges.
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How do you nudge the needle from apathy to action?
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"I haven't even stuck the needle in yet!" she responds.
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Those guidelines prominently feature substitution therapy and needle exchange programs.
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Negative interest rate policy (NIRP) means shinny needle with drugs.
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The whole dining room, you could hear a needle drop.
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They know it moves the needle, just not how much.
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McConnell always had to thread a needle on this bill.
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Other people made changes to move their own financial needle.
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Wait 'til the needle gets near the redline… patience… shift.
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And then the needle touched 200 and then, maybe, 201.
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But it wasn't just Nikon's announcement that moved the needle.
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Wescott embarked on his "Needle 2 Square" journey in 2012.
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But Pied Piper really lends itself to moving the needle.
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A hollow needle is threaded with a red optical fiber.
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That's not going to do much to move the needle.
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I just don't know if they can thread that needle.
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He couldn't get the needle working, which was slightly worrying.
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Van Apeldoorn offered thoughts on what might move the needle.
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I watched her share a needle with all of them.
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I thought, clearly, Amy's bravery didn't move the needle much.
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The robust December jobs report didn't move the needle much.
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The accountability is going to move the needle on this.
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Even then, it's like hitting that needle in the haystack.
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Four new books about books manage to thread that needle.
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A needle and thread are also used to achieve detail.
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" Two: "Each day the Space Needle will fly a flag.
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"The government's attempt to thread this needle fails," he wrote.
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A nurse inserts a large needle into my subdermal port.
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No state funding was made available for needle exchange programs.
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The N.F.L. and American Needle settled their differences in 2015.
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But, the needle could move backward on this key issue.
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It hurts like hell, like a needle in your back.
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In December 2017, Santa Ana terminated the needle exchange's permit.
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So the new items may not move the needle much.
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Smith's story, though, shows needle exchanges can play a role.
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Tips the scale, something with a needle ... It's Monday morning.
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On Tuesday, county commissioners voted against the needle exchange program.
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There was nothing in the hospital, not even a needle.
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"For me, Wayne Rooney doesn't move the needle," Lalas said.
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Threading the needle between exotic and familiar, though, was tricky.
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Paga aims to shift the financial needle in the country.
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It's like trying to pick a needle from the sea.
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We contacted Tuft & Needle about the data exposure on Monday.
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"He moved the needle on health care artificially," Greenberg said.
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What's the thing that's really going to move the needle?
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This is something that really might help move the needle.
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" Contestant Katie Needle quickly buzzed in, answering "What is Palestine?
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Added together, these stopgap measures have barely moved the needle.
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A needle in a haystack has NOTHING on those odds!
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"Illness often impacts sexual desire," sex therapist Rachel Needle said.
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Chuck on a crop beanie and needle in some tats.
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And it would expand naloxone and needle exchange programs. Sen.
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This measure doesn't move the needle much in the simulator.
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But in economic terms, they're unlikely to move the needle.
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"The number one thing that moves the needle is money."
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Then ... he stuck a needle through the left one first.
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A few million dollars doesn't move the needle for me.
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Despite the evidence, needle exchanges have long faced public resistance.
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I'm surprised Chibnall found a way to thread the needle.
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"I don't think you're moving the needle any longer," Rep.
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Mike Pence to allow needle exchange programs in his state.
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When the nurse stuck the needle in, I began crying.
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In October, county officials there ended a needle exchange program.
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Looking for an event horizon is like looking for a needle in a haystack, except the needle isn't visible at all — you can only just barely discern its subtracted outline in the surrounding hay.
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A man was later hospitalized when he swallowed half of a needle as well, and a seven year-old girl bit into a strawberry her mother had given her also to find a needle.
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EST -- the dreaded New York Times needle: Like they did in 16253, The Upshot will publish a real-time election needle explaining the chances each party has of taking each chamber throughout the night.
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You can never not look at a man who has stuck a needle into his dick, because he will not leave until you look at the dick he once stuck a needle inside of.
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Before we permanently attach the motor to the battery, we need to prepare it so it'll drive the needle in a circular motion, creating a continuous loop of the needle going forward and backward.
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The Cyrus narrative allows evangelicals to thread a difficult rhetorical needle.
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I think we can move the needle more than most organizations.
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" But, we know the truth: Nielson called him a "needle dick.
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That's what is going to be the difficult needle to thread.
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Click through to check out every needle drop on The Society.
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Tuft & Needle: $150 off the Mint mattress plus two free pillows
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An X-ray confirmed that the needle was inside Johnson's body.
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But he said he pierced it himself using, like, a needle.
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"You definitely don't want the nickname 'needle dick,'" I was told.
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I think they are threading the needle for a June hike.
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But Najjar said that even these deaths rarely moved the needle.
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That failed to move the needle and Go90 eventually shut down.
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Rising interest rates could be the needle to prick any bubble.
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Today, there is no doubt about the effectiveness of needle exchange.
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I hand-poked it with a needle, string and India ink.
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Those rules could hamper McConnell's ability to thread this political needle.
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Literally, it's needle-like," Druckenmller said, describing the creature as "weird.
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PST We regret to inform you that the needle is back.
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What ended up happening was an effort to thread that needle.
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You will always feel the place the needle touched your skin.
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But there's a big difference between a gate and a needle.
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Camel through the eye of a needle, the internet tells me.
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It felt like someone just jabbed a needle into my jaw.
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Tuft & Needle was much more affordable: only $350 for a twin.
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In the price department, Tuft & Needle was by far the winner.
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That seems like it might be a tough needle to thread.
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" Tuft & Needle has said that it "adapts to every individual's body.
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They include expanding naloxone distribution, needle exchanges and access to MAT.
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"Emilia has been threading that needle beautifully this season," Cogman says.
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A sad little virtual tree isn't going to move the needle.
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The needle was invisible to the naked eye, and therefore abstract.
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Then, finally, on the third day, the needle began to move.
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He loves to needle liberals and is very good at it.
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I like putting the needle on different parts of the record.
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The £5 can be used as a rudimentary record player needle.
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It's like threading a needle in the deep reaches of space.
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"The first needle workshop I participated in was horrible," he remembers.
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These days it's looking more and more like Seattle's Space Needle.
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When that happens, it feels good and moves the needle emotionally.
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It definitely seems something that we can move the needle on.
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The C2200 ships with the NP2200, a $2200 Audio-Technica needle.
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He's James Dean meets Justin Bieber meets Panic In Needle Park.
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The CBO just made the eye of that needle even smaller.
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McConnell talking to his members and trying the thread the needle.
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He claimed that he also removed a needle from Rodriguez's arm.
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"It was like finding a needle in a haystack," Luther said.
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This year's weather has moved the needle toward the darker syrups.
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Does sharing videos of "racist lady in store" move the needle?
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Hackett chased him away, the needle still stuck in his arm.
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It's like trying to thread a needle while wearing oven mitts.
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Sometimes the needle, like all the side effects, hits a nerve.
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It's not surprising this one barely moved the needle on Spotify.
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In order to move the needle, we need real bipartisan leadership.
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The NBA is attempting to thread a difficult needle right now.
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As the needle moved, so did the nation's collective blood pressure.
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The debates did not move the needle for South Bend, Ind.
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"It would take a lot to move that needle," he said.
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And if 2014 is any guide, that won't move the needle.
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Absolutely. It moved the needle all the way into the red.
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He was gaunt with big hungry eyes and a needle-dick.
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He moved the needle in the right direction on climate issues.
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We're interested in the things that move the needle the most.
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Moving the needle just means you've made a big difference.93.
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While progress has been made, Silbermann continues to move the needle.
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Needle exchanges have existed in the United States since the 1980s.
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He kept going unconscious with the needle still in his hand.
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One theme answer was SEWING NEEDLE, but that was not acceptable.
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But the needle makes election night forecasts, not pre-election forecasts.
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The nurse was about to put this needle in my arm.
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Even so, it's still failed to turn the needle for some.
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The needle was bent, but contained a tiny, three-millimeter sample.
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It was the first and only needle exchange in the county.
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That, he argued, was the root of the needle litter problems.
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I don't like that the needle emoji is full of red.
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Well, it was opposite the free needle clinic, as you'll remember.
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How did the time capsule at Seattle's Space Needle become forgotten?
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Devoting 10% of their combined portfolios wouldn't move the needle much.
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"I kept breaking the needle and bending the bobbins," he said.
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Soon, he was volunteering and then employed at a needle exchange.
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I checked the little pine needle burrows where people sometimes slept.
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Lawyers and other administration officials are trying to thread the needle.
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They can help themselves move the needle in the right direction.
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Like Collins, Jones also has to thread a political difficult needle.
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A drone crashed into Seattle's Space Needle in 2016, PCMag reported.
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Cold water felt like needle pricks on her skin, she said.
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And they are moving the needle on sensible gun control reform.
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Now he feels like Sleeping Beauty, awakened from a needle dream.
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Our tests found Tuft & Needle to be great for pressure relief.
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"I bet the meeting moves the needle back," the host said.
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Cracking the window let in smells of root, ash, needle, cold.
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Needle exchange saved New York City from a generalized H.I.V. epidemic.
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A Texas jury just pushed the needle in the other direction.
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He urged the government to reconsider its position on needle programs.
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Biden's answer here deftly threads the needle between these two imperatives.
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There's no question that the needle arts are having a moment.
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Few things move the needle in America as much as money.
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"To me, it doesn't move the needle enough," he told Syracuse.com.
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I got the needle out my of foot 🎉🎉 pic.twitter.
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"It won't move the needle at 1% or 2%," Lebovitz said.
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As if a needle had infected them all with her fear.
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Remember what I said about that SPACE NEEDLE constraining the grid?
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Casting on: Getting the first row of stitches onto the needle.
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To get pain relief, he would have to request the needle.
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None of the other Green Bay receivers can move the needle.
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But the Alabaman put faith in Trump to thread the needle.
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Aides have also hinted that Trump is willing to needle Democrats.
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In early April, medical professionals began offering a needle exchange program.
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I also don't agree with Kreek that needle fixation is inconsequential.
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None are likely to move the needle in a big way.
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"You definitely don't want the nickname 'needle dick,'" I was told.
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It looks like another needle has now poked the EDM bubble.
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Where they do not seem to be moving the needle. Yeah.
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" At this point Dr. Wodak and his colleagues decided to challenge the law, "On the 12th November 1986 we introduced the needle and syringe program and now Australia distributes 35 million needle and syringes a year.
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The New York Times took down its infamous election night needle Tuesday night after a key district decided not to release precinct results in the Pennsylvania House special election, throwing off how the needle makes predictions.
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To test the idea, Edison spoke into a diaphragm with a needle attached; as he spoke, the needle vibrated against a piece of paraffin paper, carving into it the ups and downs of the sound waves.
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Here's the breakdown by political ideology: I found the results particularly notable for needle exchanges, since they show that you can get a majority of conservatives to back needle exchanges with a message that emphasizes their effectiveness.
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So while the needle in the haystack—that is, the correct UV frequency to excite a thorium-229 nucleus—hasn't yet been found, Peik and his colleagues now have a picture of what the needle looks like.
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Focusing on just one of those things probably won't move the needle.
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They have this little needle, so they put the plasma in it.
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Making the haystack bigger will not help find the needle of terrorism.
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That means the needle will try to fix something that isn't broken.
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But the point of the needle isn't to watch where it settles.
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You know what, why don't we just blame the needle on me.
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Even on fetish-oriented clip sites, they're a needle in a haystack.
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Pair thread with a flat rock to create a needle and thread.
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We have moved the needle on the electrification of our transportation system.
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But some analysts have said these efforts aren't really moving the needle.
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Harm reduction groups and needle exchanges have been distributing it since 1996.
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A thread—sometimes dental floss—is then wound tightly around the needle.
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When he put that needle on that bone, I was like 'never.
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"It's still like looking for a needle in a haystack," Sheikh said.
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Luckily, there are a few alternatives that suit cash-strapped needle-phobes.
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And he had made himself vulnerable by owning up to the needle.
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The sites would be built into existing needle exchanges without city funding.
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They expect me to find that needle in the haystack for them.
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Top elections analysts say they doubt they'll move the needle for Republicans.
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The prosecution literally threatened him with the needle to get this testimony.
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Tim Naftali: Bewildering debate didn't move the needle This debate was bewildering.
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Microsoft is trying to push the needle when it comes to computers.
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HOW MUCH CAN THIS ULTIMATELY MOVE THE NEEDLE FOR THE LARGER BUSINESS?
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"It's like looking for a needle in a haystack," says one suitor.
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"Rosemary and her story is a way to move the needle forward."
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"I'm thinking, 'Holy crap, we can move the needle,'" Rodriguez told Mashable.
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Or is it about heroin with that "push the needle in" line?
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When the needle started moving, they took her to the operating room.
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Thread your needle and sew the zipper pull and fringed material together.
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Google and IBM still trying desperately to move cloud market-share needle
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There are people out there who are trying to move the needle.
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It's also not clear how close Tesla came to threading this needle.
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They'll judge on things like color, size, shape, needle quality, and bushiness.
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That jovial spirit disappeared tonight, thanks to Clinton's ability to needle Trump.
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But the company still needs to thread the needle on that front.
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In 2009, the Obama administration removed federal restrictions for funding needle exchanges.
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Luigi Catacuzzeno lines up a long, thin needle against a frog egg.
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There are several main ways that sperm are harvested, including needle extraction.
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For example, the Pixel 2 being waterproof moved the needle for me.
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A needle exchange program was put into place to slow the outbreak.
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A candid LaMarcus Aldridge is like finding a needle in a haystack.
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In most cases, these differentials were too small to move the needle.
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I needed a needle in my back if I wanted to continue.
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Will it move the diversity needle in Hollywood and promote real change?
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Casting would shift the needle on their original vision for the show.
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Such a weighty lawsuit — while perhaps not ideal — could move the needle.
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I needle her a little bit and around her, I'm fairly lighthearted.
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The process involves that tool most associated with thread work: a needle.
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It's the thing that goes around and you put a little needle.
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Getting to know gay people genuinely moved the needle on gay rights.
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"Now when people are busted, it doesn't move my needle," he says.
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Comments don't come even close to moving the needle on that scale.
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And humanity's breaths don't move the needle of atmospheric greenhouse gas concentrations.
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It's like the famous old search for a needle in a haystack.
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Might that have moved the needle just enough to stop his ascendancy?
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But Huawei is now also pushing the needle forward with this phone.
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Which means, it's probably best to avoid putting a needle in them.
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We moved the needle in this district more than anyone thought possible.
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What's the likelihood that their testimony will move the needle on impeachment?
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Though it moved the needle, there was still work to be done.
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The Space Needle was introduced at the Seattle World's Fair in 1962.
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Every few months, I'd pull the shavings out with needle-nose pliers.
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Like threading a camel through the eye of a needle, the videogame.
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A needle for health and well-being representing each million of you.
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Yet Mr. Greene, 41, is moving the needle artistically, and perhaps psychologically.
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"Do you have?" asked Della Valle, gesturing at the buzzing tattoo needle.
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The 605-foot Space Needle is the most iconic structure in Seattle.
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Kelly said she thinks Gillibrand has "moved the needle" on the issue.
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TYLER MATHISEN: So-- so i-- it is a difficult needle to thread.
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"Before this, I never would have considered needle exchange," Sheriff McClain said.
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This is why it's so important to use the correct needle size.
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It can be administered with a needle or as a nasal spray.
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What does it take to move the needle in health care outcomes?
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" "Out in the American public, it really doesn't move the needle much.
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"It's common sense," he said, after visiting a needle exchange program here.
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She got needle-stuck once when she was pulling off a pillowcase.
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Tax changes, however, may not move the broadband needle in rural areas.
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Abandoning this key message suggests it wasn't moving the needle for Saccone.
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He'll even take a few painful pricks of a needle, if necessary!
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For the record, Kendall didn't go under the needle this time around.
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Other midwives prefer a needle-prick to draw a drop of blood.
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Shop the Mint Mattress, , at Tuft & Needle**Promotion valid through September 19
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She's hopeful that retouchers on the inside can move the needle more.
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And a new way of displaying search filters didn't move the needle.
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You need to find the haystack before you can find the needle.
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In short, people will inject drugs with or without needle exchanges around.
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But needle exchanges, it turns out, are also illegal in 15 states.
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We need candidates who can thread the needle, not rip the fabric.
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Dr. Gross uses a fine needle that goes just under the skin.
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But the needle is moving on one major sticking point: intellectual property.
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With vinyl, sometimes you got to put a penny on the needle.
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"It's a bit like a needle in a haystack," Dr. Warrant said.
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One story is told from the point of view of a needle.
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Getting adjudication right will barely move the needle on reducing sexual assault.
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When that didn't work, she stuck a knitting needle in her uterus.
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She can calmly use a knitting needle to truss a stuffed goose.
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Space Needle employees who helped install the capsule scattered, and memories faded.
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They still have the power to move the needle for a brand.
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He's not dead; all you have to do is drop the needle.
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In Indiana, Pence took time to pray on the needle-exchange proposal.
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MCADAM: WE HAVEN'T SEEN THAT MOVE THE NEEDLE YET AT THIS POINT.
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So far it hasn't appeared to move the needle with Senate Republicans.
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In less than a second, the needle was out of my arm.
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Contentious hearings did not move the needle in either direction for Kavanaugh.
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Still, Ms. Miller and her colleagues are threading a narrow political needle.
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The point, initially, was just to needle this other guy named Todd.
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STEVEN MNUCHIN: I think we have absolutely moved the needle on China.
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But Achuthan doesn't see fiscal policy, particularly tax cuts, moving the needle.
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"In the next block is a hypodermic needle I want," he announced.
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But that support has yet to move the needle in Congress. Sen.
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"It's not as if he will move the needle tremendously," Gifford said.
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"A needle and an apple," one person in her dressing room says.
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In fact, it may be the only way to thread the needle.
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This time, "I had to do a core needle biopsy," she said.
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But Thunberg said they don't move the needle far enough fast enough.
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Yet much of America remains reluctant to allow needle exchanges at all.
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Large employers are the ones that can move the needle on issues.
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As the needle fluctuated, one reader feared the anticipation would kill him.
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The doctor inserted a butterfly needle in case the injection was needed.
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So why did Lawrence County officials end the local needle exchange program?
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The difference being that needle felting consists of puncturing the surface of the wool with a notched needle in order to tangle the fibers into a form, and wet felting requires hot water to help agitate the wool.
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When Washington, DC, adopted a needle exchange program to combat its HIV epidemic, needle-caused HIV cases dropped by 80 percent, from 149 in 2007 to 30 in 2011, according a report from the DC Department of Health.
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The song already seems to be under way when the needle hits the groove, and it might as well never end, since we keep taking the needle back to the start when it starts edging near the run out.
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"For a needle phobia we would start out watching videos of people getting their blood drawn on Youtube, then graduate to touching a needle, then watching someone get their blood done in person at a blood lab," Stone says.
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Now, 56 years later, the Space Needle is unveiling a massive renovation, with many of the new spaces now open to visitors.. For upgrades and maintenance, $100 million dollars was spent refurbishing The Space Needle over the past year.
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While serving as governor of Indiana and before becoming vice president, Mike Pence initially resisted authorizing a needle exchange program in an Indiana county where an ongoing HIV outbreak in 2015 was tied to needle sharing among drug users.
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NBC News reported that earlier this year, Madison County also shut down a needle exchange program due to pressure from the local prosecutor and Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill, who was elected in November and opposes needle exchange programs.
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"It's like looking for a needle in a haystack," a ministry official admitted.
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"Moving the needle in certain areas is very, very tough," Mr. Fulop said.
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"It's moving the needle, especially for small-to-medium indie artists," Ogle says.
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I feel like we've moved the needle on so many things, important things.
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A second needle was inserted between his neck and shoulder by a physician.
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But normcore may also be an "in" joke to needle at the media.
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But, let's hope Williams leaves behind her beloved Needle on her upcoming ventures.
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Thread every needle, even though other people went to jail for far worse.
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You've got about as much chance as finding a needle in a haystack.
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Outlines are always bad, too: The thicker the needle, the nastier the pain.
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This is how I am right now, and I'm skinny as a needle.
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Like the Paris one, it was given the homely title of Cleopatra's Needle.
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The nasal spray vaccine is back this flu season — so, needle-phobes, rejoice.
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Messaging on Trump doesn't do anything to move the needle, strategists there say.
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It's integrated into the biopsy needle, which is just 2 millimeters in diameter.
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Let's sharpen your knowledge of the difference between Oathkeeper and Needle, shall we?
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All you'll need is a plain straw hat, yarn, and a sewing needle.
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Soundwaves of a recording were carved directly into the Amertape with a needle.
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Like men, women can transmit HIV to their sex and needle-sharing partners.
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Can we legally, can we thread the needle constitutionally, unreasonable certain and seizure.
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But somehow I doubt that my purchase is going to move the needle.
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All these years, I really thought they were talking about a sewing needle.
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The path to your shot starts months before you ever see a needle.
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India has yet to move the needle for the world's big tech groups.
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Casper and Tuft & Needle arrived in four days, while Leesa took five days.
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The needle (or stylus) is attached to a phono cartridge and tone arm.
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Every now and then, brides do want a plumping effect without the needle.
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Another view is that Trump is simply trying to thread a difficult needle.
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Presidential debates, for example, rarely move the needle by as much as that.
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Casper's success has drawn competition from other startups, including Purple and Tuft & Needle.
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The body can't endure a sewing needle in the heart for very long.
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"I put the needle in because my chest was hurting," she said, patiently.
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Steph's sister and mom were also at the home for the needle sesh.
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By themselves, these actions might seem unlikely to move the needle for Walmart.
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She cleaned the area the nurse had circled and slid the needle in.
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Still, we should realize that Trump's really trying to thread the needle here.
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With regards to impeachment, it likely won't move the needle very far. Why?
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"You'll notice that the skin around the needle feels different," he says softly.
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There's at least one needle in car 1551 and there may be others.
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Ironically, biopsying the "tumor" with a needle can cause more bone to grow.
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The image bears the cartoon aardvark clenching his fist around a sewing needle.
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Richard Blumenthal with crying "like a baby" and needle media outlets by name.
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He's trying to thread a needle that is extraordinarily difficult to pull off.
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The C200 ships with an NP5 — a custom needle created by Audio-Technica.
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At first, the Apple Watch didn't do much to move the needle technologically.
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"It's really hard to move the needle when you're that large," Mulpuru said.
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Coming across Adam's cabin without any leads is needle-in-a-haystack impossible.
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Standing at the library door, he told the needle collector to find Kowalski.
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The latest activity overseas isn't moving the needle on Croft's oil forecast... yet.
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He was compared favorably to Trump, which will surely needle the insecure megalomaniac.
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Smart girl — dude was about to jab the recovering addict with a needle.
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It's now up to Clinton to continue to move the needle, they say.
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This short-term patch that Congress passed didn't move the needle by much.
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And he's like, 'Let's do something to move the needle a little bit.
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The package failed to expand needle-exchange services or include safe injection spaces.
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She was very anxious, hoping to pull a needle out of a haystack.
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Colleges and workplaces also often offer a free way to brave the needle.
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Think of the needle being stuck on one track and playing one tune.
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In one scene, Arya Stark (Williams) is seen horseback with her sword, Needle.
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Starbucks responded by saying it would install needle disposal boxes in certain locations.
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"I'll be thinking about the needle and hoping they aim right!" he replied.
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One New York pop-up shop likely won't move the needle for Kohl's.
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Chapman offered some packing tips: bring chest seals, needle-decompression kits, and tourniquets.
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This is how I am right now and I'm skinny as a needle.
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Pero practices both needle felting and wet felting processes to create her work.
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However, Reid said that further investigation could move the needle on the idea.
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"Well, technical difficulties persist on the needle," he added around 2628:28500 p.m.
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A hole in his underwear had been mended with a needle and thread.
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But as you grow, it takes more and more to move the needle.
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One can barely see the Needle, let alone Mt. Rainier, from Seattle downtown.
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Facebook, like Twitter and Google, is trying to thread a very difficult needle.
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We know well the history of the coat hanger and the knitting needle.
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Tuft & Needle gives you 100 nights to test out its mattresses risk-free.
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What happens now if you are downtown and the needle is on E?
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"In many ways we're trying to thread a needle here," said state Rep.
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Twitter's curated tweet slideshow Moments has failed to move the user growth needle.
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But needle insertions in specific points are a universal trait of the therapy.
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"I think the needle needs to be pushed a little more," she explains.
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There are sardines and needle fish, but much of it is bewilderingly tropical.
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Brash, young and impetuous, he likes to needle Bernadette about her advancing age.
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But despite these applications, it's still a f---ing needle to the eye.
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Since the goal is to build wealth, spending cash won't move the needle.
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But it's getting harder to find than a hypodermic needle in a haystack.
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That needle already proved impossible to thread with health care on its own.
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Police say they also found a hypodermic needle cap in the back seat.
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Josh Mound offers a way to thread the needle: A populist economic agenda.
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To understand, it's worth taking a moment to consider how the needle works.
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As votes are tabulated, the needle compares the returns with the prior baseline.
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Even as a Democrat, Ossoff may have a needle to thread with Trump.
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For more on needle exchanges, read Vox's explainer on the Santa Ana situation.
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But if you want to live on the edge, check out … The Needle.
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No. The needle merely reflects our understanding of something that has already happened.
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She reworked New York's streets with her needle punch, both literally and figuratively.
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Holmes's pinprick testing that would do away with the hypodermic needle never worked.
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This isn't the first time needle exchange programs have proven controversial in Indiana.
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Upon seeing the needle, the man said he did not want the shot.
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Many artists make statements with brushes and pens; Elena Berriolo uses a needle.
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First up are common-sense, specific recommendations that try to move the needle.
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It's not actually moving the needle when it comes to the country's health.
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Contextual advice: Sometimes the needle on the scale doesn't tell the whole story.
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Deals • The mattress giant Serta Simmons will buy an upstart rival, Tuft & Needle.
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Likewise, the views of conservative thinkers haven't moved the needle and never will.
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But it's not clear whether they have moved the needle for prospective hires.
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Hellfire-spitting engines, magnetic suspension and needle-sharp steering are to be expected.
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It's as if you were a phonograph needle dropped into a vinyl groove.
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" Variety's Brian Lowry said Rock "brilliantly threaded the needle with his opening monologue.
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Save 20% on the Tuft & Needle Original Mattress at Amazon (twin - California King)
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"Me now: refresh refresh refresh what does the needle say refresh," he added.
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If we don't get this data, there will be not be a needle.
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But we believe the needle was too confident before full returns were reported.
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The movie, alongside "Iron Man," moved the needle for superhero movies to come.
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Join me in keeping your carpet needle free and your security deposit intact.
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They are not going to quickly move the needle in any meaningful way.
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Tuft & Needle, Casper and other online competitors offer 33-night trials for free.
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Moving the needle on complex issues demands a thoughtful, deliberate and collaborative approach.
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Brad stands by his comment concerning the use of illegal intravenous needle injections.
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I thought when she said 'needle' she was going to do some sewing?
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That means the little needle on the gauge should be in the green.
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Now, two years later, Makary said he hasn't seen the needle move much.
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Whether an inquiry into the payout schemes will move the needle is unclear.
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Kenya Barris and Netflix are moving the needle and networks should take note.
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Or you could thread the needle between project and improvisation and make stew.
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It displayed a scrap of purple knitting, needle still stuck in the top.
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It's obvious that needle fixation is still poorly understood within the addiction community.
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Either way, "I really think we're going to move the needle," he said.
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Between each stitch, she gently tugs on the silk thread, needle in hand.
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The Senate has to thread a very narrow needle — in very little time.
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There, the Hieronymus Bosch bird is described: This charming Bosch creature was needle felted, which is a labor-intensive process in which the creator stabs loose wool repeatedly with a barbed needle until in mattes together into a solid felt form.
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The Washington Monument is basically a giant tribute to our first president's junk, Toronto's CN Tower looks like a pointy needle dick, and, speaking of needles, the Space Needle can start looking pretty cockish if you squint at it right.
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If it looks a little off — for example, if your borders are irregular, as mine were — you may also need a core needle biopsy, in which a tiny needle grabs some of the cells to make sure they aren't cancerous.
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If you still do decide to pop the blister, both dermatologists recommend using a sterilized needle to release the fluid (sterilizing can be done by rinsing the needle in alcohol) and gently puncturing the blister to create a small hole.
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It even lost 1 million users in the US. Twitter Moments didn't move the needle Twitter Moments didn't move the needle This bodes poorly for Twitter's next big change that launched this morning — the shift to an algorithmically sorted timeline.
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Insulin can be administered using a needle and syringe, a pen injection, a pump through a needle, an inhaler, an injection port or what's called a jet injection, which sends a spray of insulin into the skin at high pressure.
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It was only after the HIV epidemic worsened that Pence finally relented, allowing a needle exchange program in Scott County and later signing a law that lets counties set up needle exchange programs if they prove they have an epidemic.
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The virus that causes AIDS is spread by many vectors: through sex, needle-sharing among drug users and accidental needle sticks among medical personnel, as well as through blood transfusions and from mother to infant during pregnancy or breast feeding.
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Casper and Tuft and Needle, for instance, launched their own branded physical store locations.
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With an opioid epidemic sweeping the country, needle exchanges could help prevent disease outbreaks.
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And he might have switched the needle, but it wasn't like, here, look, bang.
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Then comes the needle, followed by the pain the doctor had warned me about.
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Over the course of the night, the needle might vary widely in its assessments.
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This is why it's impossible to talk about the needle without talking about 2016.
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That, to me, from an impact investor's standpoint, is something that moves the needle.
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ET: Tucker Carlson Tonight returns to San Francisco&aposs waste and needle-filled streets.
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The four remaining works in the show are from the Needle series, dated 2017.
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Many say that Jio is failing to move the speed needle above 2Mbps mark.
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Instead Vieto gives him a sterile needle kit and some wisdom about vein care.
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Read more information about Harlem Needle Arts, here, and the Morris-Jumel Mansion, here.
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By channeling the excitement of liberals into certain races, can we move the needle?
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It's going to be like trying to solve the needle in the haystack problem.
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The researchers also called for an expansion of needle exchange facilities in both cities.
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If anyone were to find a needle in a haystack, it would be you!
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One character, Tommy, dies from AIDS after contracting HIV from sharing an infected needle.
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The biggest needle movers will be things that customers don't know to ask for.
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Still, it will take a while before the watch can move the financial needle.
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Scratch emulates a vinyl record that is scratched with the needle of a turntable.
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One, or some combination, or these health offerings might move the needle, they believe.
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Brands like Eckhaus Latta, Vaquera, Sies Marjan, and more continue to push the needle.
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Just a couple bad actors could not move the needle in a significant way.
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And injecting semen with a needle anywhere into your body is a bad idea.
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She also has her sword, Needle, which Jon Snow gave her in season 1.
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The doctor sometimes wonders why people don't just prick their fingers with a needle.
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The needle was probably in there for 10 minutes, but I don't really remember.
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While it occasionally does some interesting things, it hasn't moved the needle in years.
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The procedure, like Botox, requires just a quick needle to the under eye area.
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She'd anticipated a mask, but the sedation came via a needle to her arm.
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A rainbow flag was hoisted to the top of the city's iconic Space Needle.
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Be aware of how jealousy and negativity could needle their way into your words.
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"There's more drag on the needle when pulling it through the cartilage," Thompson explains.
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Apple is also rumored to be working on a needle-less blood sugar monitor.
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"Sewing really wants to move the needle," said another person familiar with the plans.
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For her, this wasn't damaging, but it didn't move the needle in her favor.
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How it sounds, the nostalgia of it, the vinyls, the needle, and so forth.
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They are moving the needle on what it means to be a good business.
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"A user never sees a needle before, during or after use," Evan Edwards explained.
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They felt for the needle with gloved fingers, and then they pulled it out.
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The political horserace never fails to move the needle — and that means guaranteed revenue.
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Walgreens was an early champion for Theranos, offering needle-free blood tests to customers.
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Once the injection has occurred, the needle can break down in the digestive tract.
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Despite this, the needle hasn't moved far enough in business, Hollywood and the church.
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It's a great sacrifice to write to move the needle in a different direction.
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Allyson leaned back in a chair at the AAC Needle Exchange in Cambridge, Mass.
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A closer look at the data shows that the diversity needle has actually regressed.
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More importantly, social norms can spark collective action and move the needle on policy.
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For liberals, the history of Melania's documentation status is a difficult needle to thread.
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Suddenly, out of the empty sky comes the thin needle of the descending rocket.
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"For someone experienced in BDSM, one needle doesn't really mean anything," Hans explains, chuckling.
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A micro-needle patch sits high on her left arm, measuring her blood sugar.
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But Patagonia's prestige and consumer loyalty could help move the needle in the industry.
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But Patagonia's prestige and consumer loyalty could help move the needle in the industry.
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Nobody else potentially on the market moves the needle enough to be worth it.
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"And from that point on, it had to be the needle," he tells me.
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"They're going to have to really thread a fine theological needle here," he added.
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On one occasion, Ann supposedly stabbed Natalie in the cheek with a sewing needle.
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They've been doing this since the early 257s and the needle has barely moved.
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Kanye could do something that moves the needle on Sunday night: artistic, political, musical.
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Better, safer care is good, but ACOs aren't really moving the needle on spending.
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You don't need to stab someone's heart with a gigantic needle full of adrenaline.
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We're talking about how do you find the needle in the stack of needles.
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"It's literally a 50-mile area and it's like a needle in a haystack."
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I just grabbed a needle and thread and I just started sewing the dress.
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If we all ask ourselves 'What's my part in this?' we'll move the needle.
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We found the needle in the haystack and it was right here in Sacramento.
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But he believes that it's cultural, not political, issues that truly move the needle.
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Are we supposed to be thinking of a sewing needle, which is a noun?
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Or could the clue be hinting at the verb "needle," which means to TEASE?
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Canada and some European countries have long permitted needle exchanges and monitored injection sites.
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They would move the needle even further to the right on the Supreme Court.
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Together, it caused the needle for proficiency to change, even when learning did not.
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For all the national attention, I don't think the needle has moved much here.
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That's six needle-like objects used to do the damn job of biting us.
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Tuft & Needle currently brings in around a quarter of its revenue through Amazon sales.
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The woman was in the middle of injecting a needle into her companion's arm.
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"I'm giving you 25 seconds to thread this needle," the supervisor says in Hindi.
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Why should women's rights have to pass through the eye of a theological needle?
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But his testimony appears to have done little to move the needle on impeachment.
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Tuft & Needle provided the most unusual return experience I've ever had as a consumer.
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Just this summer, the cave produced a new find: the world's oldest known needle.
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The Tuft & Needle mattress protector offers an essentially unbeatable price point and good protection.
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And needle-exchange programs in the U.S. have long operated under the same framework.
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A few companies have moved the needle [in hiring more African-Americans] a bit.
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If you are following an embroidery pattern, a specific-size needle is usually suggested.
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Many of its other efforts have not exactly moved the needle for the company.
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Desperate for growth, Campbell under Morrison looked for a deal to move the needle.
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But five weeks into the current season, Gurley's numbers have barely moved the needle.
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The scales should remain on, so you'll need a thick needle—and steady fingers.
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So putting a needle in these spots should relieve some pressures and negative emotions.
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There isn't ample evidence from previous efforts that it can move the needle much.
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The same goes for the man who has stuck a needle into his dick.
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He put the vinyl on, dropped the needle, and a song began to play.
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Darkstore's other partners include brands like clothing company Wildfang and mattress startup Tuft & Needle.
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Eliminating needle sharing amongst drug users also would help reduce new infections, Fauci says.
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"Mindfulness can be described as present moment, nonjudgmental awareness," explained sex therapist Rachel Needle.
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Partly sunny skies today, with the temperature needle moving between the 29s and 210s.
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He sculpted with a needle and thread in a way that was totally unique.
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This time, the special election in Pennsylvania has near-optimal conditions for a needle.
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And if the needle was always "right," then our probabilities would be quite wrong.
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If you're in a place where you can move the needle, then do it.
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The tat was done by the Los Angeles-based single needle aficionado Kane Navasard.
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She might deliver a garnet, a sheep's thighbone, Tudor gold or a hypodermic needle.
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She might deliver a garnet, a sheep's thighbone, Tudor gold or a hypodermic needle.
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Yes, support from the academy or from social movements moves the needle as well.
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Butland has resisted the urge to needle Cameron about the United States' qualifying failure.
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"That moves the needle closer to tasting it and enjoying it," said Dr. Fernando.
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Lawrence County was among the several that got permission for a needle exchange program.
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Dinosaurs now live on as birds, albeit birds without faces full of needle teeth.
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The virus can be transmitted through sex, breast-feeding, needle-sharing, transfusions and transplants.
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But so far, Mr. Trump's actions have done surprisingly little to move the needle.
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Castro's past debate showings haven't moved the needle much for him in the contest.
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But that support has not seemed to move the needle among the poll respondents.
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Gaffo was reluctant to stick a needle into the fluid around the artificial knee.
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"In this case, it may move the needle in one direction or another," Sen.
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He created a simple three-ingredient cocktail called the Red Needle back in 1975.
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"I went partying with them," JT Marino, a Tuft & Needle co-founder, tells Ingrassia.
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Take 253% off the Tuft & Needle Nod Hybrid and Original Mattress on Amazon.6.
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After more than 10 attempts to place a needle, the execution was called off.
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Winter revealed in the post that it was accomplished by using a single needle.
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Of course, the Kavanaugh hearings could move the needle, but it's unclear which way.
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The 200 needle construction allows for high density cushioning while keeping these socks lightweight.
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"I am not sure exactly how much this will move the needle," he said.
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But when it comes to protecting women from violence, the needle has barely budged.
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The challenge of threading that needle partially explains why the broken status quo endures.
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And it moved the needle on policy, pushing minimum wage and "living wage" laws.
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And I am pretty much a little needle in the haystack at this point.
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In 2020, however, the needle has shifted significantly away from this once-popular idea.
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One of the nation's first clean-needle exchanges started in nearby Tacoma in 22014.
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Probably. But they will be small in nature, not enough to move the needle.
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"I needle her a little bit and around her, I'm fairly lighthearted," he said.
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Possession of a needle without a prescription was illegal, but H.I.V. cases kept doubling.
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Uber tried to thread the needle and waited too long in criticizing the order.
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"Companies are trying to move the needle in terms of index creation," said Sullivan.
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The absence of story may needle some theatergoers, and the deliberate naïveté may cloy.
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Employees that are difficult to replace, that really move the needle, they get paid.
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Enjoy natural and man-made beauty, from the soaring Cascades to the Space Needle.
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They are moving the broadband needle forward despite a lack of coordinated federal policies.
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First, you boil the sewing needle and blacken the tip over a Bic flame.
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Those looking for a needle-free lift can opt for noninvasive radio frequency therapy.
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First, the team reconfigured a 3D printer and enabled it to use a needle.
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Air Pressure Wine Openers: This opener uses a needle in place of a screw.
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Anyway, all I done was to get a needle from the trainer and alcohol.
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The blood draw—nurse and needle, with no resistance from Lockard—was no problem.
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The next step is to create the tube that the needle will slot through.
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The needle is then placed inside the hole opposite the one we just glued.
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It seems like none of these things has moved the needle a whole lot.
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This is the idea of hiding a nearly invisible needle in a gigantic haystack.
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Earlier that year, the state Senate Policy Office had issued a series of recommendations in a report entitled "Moving the Needle" — the needle being our Top States for Business rankings and other competitiveness studies that consistently put Rhode Island near the bottom.
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But assembling needle-exchange kits isn't rocket science, and in this case it's actually a Trojan horse operation: "We bring them in with the needle exchange, and from there they learn about our other services," explains Jorge Vieto, Glide's health services navigator.
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Rutherford John Gettens, the first scientist at Harvard's Fogg Museum, developed a microsampler, or "microsectioner," in the 1930s by combining a microscope and a hollow, hypodermic needle (instead of a common needle, "which might crumble and mix the sample's layers," reads Index Magazine).
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Meanwhile, inside the new version with a June 2015 expiration date there was a housing, needle cartridge and stopper, plastic plunger, drive spring, release collar, and safety cap, as well as a needle shroud, control spring, carrier, control clips, and a rear case.
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Tricky camera work The scene where Travolta's Vincent plunges a needle into the chest of Thurman's Mia to revive her from an overdose using adrenaline was filmed with Travolta pulling the needle out of her and then the film was run backward. 12.
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Mr. Pence signed legislation in May 2015 that allows for needle exchanges in other counties that can prove they are experiencing an epidemic of H.I.V. or hepatitis C. And this year, Congress lifted most of the ban on federal funding for needle exchanges.
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He advocated a series of harm prevention programs, including needle exchanges and safe-injection zones.
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Curious to see the final Bowie-inspired tat, and how Baron fared under the needle?
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So those are two things I think we should be doing to move the needle.
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So when the new opportunity opened up at the needle exchange, Blake jumped at it.
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A lot of them had the same void after putting down the needle or bottle.
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Mike Khouw and Carter worth broke down a thread-the-needle put spread in Amazon.
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During the stop, she alleged, Wester placed methamphetamine and a hypodermic needle in her purse.
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"I'm not sure there's a way to thread this needle without this provision," he said.
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It's looking like a needle in a haystack, how do you do this so quickly.
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Adam Smith, D-Washington, insisted the amendment was not an attempt to needle the President.
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Just don't expect many of these companies to move the needle on the jobs report.
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Not sure how much that moves the needle, but I guess every little bit helps.
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Big Ups – Before a Million Universes This album was just reviewed on The Needle Drop.
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Caption: Zendesk volunteers prepare needle kits that will be distributed in the community by Glide.
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The record is encased in a protective aluminum jacket together with a cartridge and needle.
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Staying informed isn't mere civic responsibility; it is the needle I jam in my veins.
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Meanwhile, Qatar and the boycotting Arab nations continue to needle each other through local media.
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What kept moving the needle, though, was programming Ruby, building Basecamp, writing for Signal v.
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"There was a golden window of opportunity for them to remove the needle," Cronin says.
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That could certainly move the needle on the consumer-price index and hurt the consumer.
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Whether a few algorithmically curated tweets is enough to move the needle is another matter.
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Needle exchange participants were found to be more likely to seek treatment—not less so.
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So let's look at where Trump's actions to date will or won't move the needle . . .
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But in the court of public appeal, he doesn't move the needle as one expects.
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Ready to drop the needle on your own vinyl starter pack and join the club?
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For 14 years, I've been creating scar tissue in my spine from this needle moving.
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Even with his win there, Sanders did little to move the needle substantially against Clinton.
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"The doctor stings you [with a live bee] like it's an acupuncture needle," she explains.
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That's the message from the founders of deodorant and mattress brands Native and Tuft & Needle.
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However, Cramer thinks the new redesign could be a potential needle-mover for the stock.
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Although Pence emerged the victor overall, it won't move the needle at all for voters.
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After running into him at an inn, Arya stabbed Polliver in the throat with Needle.
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Companies like Leesa, Casper and Tuft & Needle are three of the biggest in the space.
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But director Jonathan Chong took a much simpler approach that didn't require a single needle.
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But when she began experiencing "sharp, needle-like pains," Killian quickly sought a second opinion.
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Despite all the evidence, our congressional representatives have not moved the needle on this issue.
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I thought that Tuft & Needle was much more firm than the Casper or the Leesa.
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Finding the perfect dress for everyday wear is like finding a needle in a haystack.
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We also see her receive some kind of medication via needle-shots in the stomach.
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And then we realize that she is receiving lots of needle-shots in the stomach.
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The point of the needle extended into the chamber of the ventricle, and remained there.
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At the same time, companies realize they have to move the needle and spark change.
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One young person was arrested while unconscious, hanging over a toilet, needle stuck in arm.
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Click here to view original GIFThe production involves two needles running inside yet another needle.
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The growling crunch of dressmakers' shears, the long cool rustle of a needle pulling thread.
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He would have flown it right into the Needle or something like that in Seattle.
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Until the skin heals, a tattoo needle puts a thousands of holes in that shield.
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Needle & Thread mini dress, $650 Akerman's outfit couples an avant garde aesthetic with classic sophistication.
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JT Marino, co-founder of Tuft & Needle, had a similar experience with his mattress brand.
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Think of CrunchMatch as the solution to the age-old needle-in-a-haystack scenario.
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"This is your needle, which you put into your own leg—congratulations!" my instructor beams.
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