But babies expand your rib cage so, just be aware.
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Zimmerman missed 13 games with a left rib cage strain.
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My lungs empty, the depths tighten on my rib cage.
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A seahorse is all rib cage, like a dying person.
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I was proper dying with laughter, my rib cage was stinging.
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The rib cage of the barn was the only part intact.
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If you cannot feel your dog's rib cage, your dog is overweight.
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I had a small rib cage, which meant smaller lungs, he said.
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To show her the expansion and contraction of the girl's rib cage.
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Bones cracked, one after the other, until the rib cage came loose.
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The rib cage and the upper abs were the featured erogenous zone.
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You took a deep breath and it expanded below your rib cage?
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And now the implants are down to the bottom of my rib cage.
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That's when their hands and arms touched at Swift's rib cage, he said.
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I had three fractures in my pelvis and three in my rib cage.
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RF Jason Heyward (rib cage contusion) returned to the lineup on Tuesday night.
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Instead, I fractured the 12th dorsal vertebra, right where the rib cage ends.
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Holyfield's intended opponent, Mike Tyson, dropped out when he injured his rib cage.
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An inflamed left rib cage put utilityman Enrique Hernandez on the disabled list Thursday.
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He could feel the certainty of salvation or damnation knocking against his rib cage.
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Elizabeth opted for a heart with "Seventeen" written in script on her rib cage.
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Dixon says Rod then threw a punch, striking him in the rib cage area.
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As you exhale, internally rotate your low ribs and release your rib cage downward.
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He wore a necklace that may well have been a prehistoric bird's rib cage.
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If it's too snug, it can rub against the rib cage or shoulders, causing discomfort.
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My heart batters my rib cage as I look her over for blood or cuts.
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It's a piece of rubber band I wore around to hold my rib cage in.
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My entire mid-section was getting stronger, from my rib cage down to my pelvis.
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" — James Ferguson, 63, San Diego "The Oculus Pavilion resembles a bleached, nearly inverted rib cage.
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Once I'd struggled to get the fabric around my rib cage, my breasts practically disappeared.
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Your rib cage is not a jaunty new acquaintance you can chat with ata party.
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Milwaukee pulled starter Jhoulys Chacin after three innings due to discomfort in his right rib cage.
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OF Chris Coghlan (right rib cage strain) was placed on the 15-day disabled list Sunday.
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Jana Kramer tells PEOPLE she sprained a muscle in her rib cage during Monday's live premiere.
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"You're letting your rib cage open," Crupi said finally to Angelina, miming a puffed-up chest.
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Here's the full video, which gives a 360-degree view, before showing inside the rib cage.
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The structure may not be a rib cage, but it serves some of the same purposes.
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All his organs failed, they couldn't even resuscitate him because his rib cage was caved in.
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I walked into a mastodon skeleton's eerie green rib cage and played its bones like a xylophone.
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Baltimore DH/RF Mark Trumbo (rib cage) is expected to be activated prior to Wednesday's game. 3.
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He also pinned Ali to the ropes and slammed punches with both hands to the rib cage.
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The authority said the model appeared "unhealthily underweight," with a visible rib cage and very thin legs.
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A corset consists of a rib cage and spine, forged from aluminum and tapering to a tail.
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He poured warm oil on my upper abdomen, rubbed my rib cage, and stroked down my sternum.
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He was placed on the 15-day disabled list on May 17 with a bruised left rib cage.
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You want to be able to run your hand over the dog's rib cage and feel the ribs.
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It represents the most complete spinal column of any early human relative — including vertebrae, neck, and rib cage.
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She's a 50-something character actress who happens to have a large bust with a small rib cage.
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The band made eating painful; she'd often feel like someone was screwing her rib cage closed after meals.
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The Orioles placed DH Mark Trumbo (strained rib cage) on the 10-day disabled list on Monday. 2.
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The fractures to her rib cage suggest crushing injuries to her internal organs that would have killed her.
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Happily, Baldwin still has seven more digits and plenty of rib cage real estate free for the tatting.
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From the looks of JonBoy's snapshot, she also has a graphic rosy drawing on her lower rib cage.
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He began to gasp, his rib cage heaving, 15 minutes after she removed the mask from his face.
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My cheeks were rounded, not hollow, and my rib cage was concealed behind a decent layer of fat.
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Any shift at all seemed to worsen the nausea and the knifelike pain just below her rib cage.
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From this position, lower your body toward the floor while keeping your elbows brushed against your rib cage.
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UT Enrique Hernandez on the 15-day disabled list (retroactive to Tuesday) with a sore left rib cage.
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The thorax comprises the rib cage and upper spine, forming a cavity that houses the lungs and heart.
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Defreece says his wife is about 5 feet 3 inches, and the water came up to her rib cage.
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In the picture, Patridge's brother-in-law Kyle Loza goes to work on the side of Patridge's rib cage.
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He rumbled gently from deep under his rib cage, itself as big as any of the houses in town.
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Cubs OF Chris Coghlan left Saturday's game with soreness in his rib cage and is day-to-day. 2.
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"I felt what seemed to be a rib cage or ribs," Mueller said on the first day of testimony.
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Narrator: A turtle's shell is as much a part of its body as our rib cage is of ours.
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Trilobites What has no teeth, no rib cage, is covered in bony scales and managed to outlive the dinosaurs?
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The surgeons cut open her chest, sawed through her breastbone and cranked open her rib cage with a retractor.
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I watched the Solicitor's taut skin expand over his rib cage and the painful-looking knuckles of his spine.
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Using its rib cage as a sled and its hide to harness another dog, he disappeared into the darkness.
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Inhale fully into your rib cage and hold your breath, creating tension in your chest, upper back and neck.
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Walking through the attic, with its many catenary arches, seems like walking through the rib cage of a whale.
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By the end of Lent, I vowed, I'd be so thin you could watch my heartbeat through my rib cage.
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A patch the patient wears on their left rib cage receives the signal several minutes after the pill is ingested.
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Aside from the dusky, rib-cage grazing locks, there are also plenty of other Kardashian hallmarks to this particular look.
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He had two slow-growing, benign growths on his abdomen and rib cage, and another two on his upper arm.
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Exhale, using core muscles to help internally rotate your lower ribs and release your rib cage downward, expelling all air.
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I wasn't too alarmed because I have had chronic pain in my shoulder and rib cage for probably eight years.
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My heart beat out a ragged tempo in my rib cage, as if a terrified mouse were racing about inside.
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Who lies at the center Of your body, makes the tremor of unknowing In the purple wing and rib cage?
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Snakes slithering through a rib cage capture the tone of this Tim Burton film that adapts the Washington Irving story.
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But I do remember an enormous weight pressing down on my rib cage and a burning sensation in my chest.
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The surgeons began by making incisions above the umbilicus and beneath the left and right sides of the rib cage.
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I was ninety-six pounds of skin and bones with a visible rib cage that left little to the imagination.
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Rows of half-finished skyscrapers rose from the earth like the picked-over rib cage of a great steely beast.
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Spinal vertebrae and the thoracic rib cage snap like twigs and then rip through the organs in the abdomen and chest.
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Blood covers the bottom of his white T-shirt sleeve and a large area around his sternum and left rib cage.
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He is also clothed, and his suits hang awkwardly from scapula and rib cage, a trilby tilted jauntily across the skull.
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"I can't tell you how much it meant to hear your story," I wrote, my heart thudding inside my rib cage.
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Next, he reconstructed Roberto's rib cage and his arms before placing his hand bones on the outsides of Roberto's pants pockets.
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She has the side of Floyd's face, with the phrase "With a little help from my fwends," on her rib cage.
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She lay me on my back and applied strong pressure to the center of my chest where my rib cage meets.
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Russian researcher Marina Shitova, who has studied Komandorsky's northern fur seals, first spotted the animal's rib cage protruding through the soil.
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In late August, he tore muscles in his rib cage while fouling off a pitch and would miss nearly a month.
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He was slammed against the steering wheel with such force that his rib cage was broken and his heart was damaged.
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To determine if it's breathing, see if its rib cage is moving, or hold your fingers in front of its nose.
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By the time Bradley was ready to leave U.N.C. in three or four years, Georgia might even reach his rib cage.
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The design is located on Hyland's rib cage and reads: "Follow my heartbeat," written out in script and adorned with a daisy.
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Martland then proceeded to "body slam him multiple times," kick him in the rib cage, and put his foot on his neck.
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Brooks said that as Depp screamed at him, the actor also punched him on the lower left side of his rib cage.
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Fanjul claimed Mortimer "attacked and scratched him," leaving marks on his chest back, as well as bruising above his right rib cage.
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"Apparently the discharged bullet hit [Mark's] rib cage and ricocheted into his chest cavity, where it caused severe bleeding," Baldwin sheriff's Capt.
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Lying on your stomach, place your hands next to your mid-rib cage with your elbows bent and snug to your sides.
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G Jeremy Lamb was questionable because of a rib cage strain suffered on Friday night against Boston, but was able to play.
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Pedroia was hit in the left lat just above the rib cage and was taken to a local hospital for additional tests.
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But he said the shot ricocheted off another gun in the vehicle, striking Tanner, who was standing nearby, in the rib cage.
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Now, seeing Phil in the war bonnet, shaking the opposing coach's hand, he thought his heart might burst through his rib cage.
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Rod Stewart, 74, then stepped in and punched the guard in his left rib cage with a closed fist, the affidavit said.
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Ricky: Made of wood, Sheetrock screws, piece of clear tubing to have the spine flexible, Glade Air Solid for the rib cage.
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A number of discrete cells, each filled with hydrogen, fit inside the rib cage, and the entire ship was covered with fabric.
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Focus your awareness on the movement of your rib cage and the path of the air in and out of your nostrils.
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James missed a 128-104 loss to the visiting Denver Nuggets on Sunday because of a muscle strain near his rib cage.
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Swift testified during the trial and was unmovable, calling BS on Mueller's claim that all he did was touch her rib cage.
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Gomez missed his third consecutive game with left rib cage soreness, an injury sustained on an outfield dive last Friday night in Oakland.
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Haifa Qassem pulled up the white shirt of her 9-year-old son to reveal his swollen belly and a visible rib cage.
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These muscles are recruited to help breathing when needed; they pull the rib cage up to help the patient suck in more air.
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The pop singer added the word "always" to a leaf design on her rib cage, also done by her go-to artist, Mariah.
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DH Mark Trumbo was placed on the 10-day disabled list Monday (retroactive to July 13) due to a right rib cage strain.
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She adds that a woman's rib cage also expands during pregnancy, and research has shown this may increase a pregnant woman's lung capacity.
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After a few more strokes, he carefully peeled away the rib cage and splayed open the fish, which split into four neat sections.
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Todd Frazier returned from a rib cage injury and went 0 for 4 with two strikeouts in his first game since July 8.
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The Abdominizer was a newfangled piece of exercise equipment, an electric blue contraption shaped like a rib cage that promised rock hard abs.
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Cords tied the bones together, and sticks threaded up through the hips and rib cage, before passing into the skull like body-length splints.
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The auto safety project concentrates on Graham's eight crucial body zones, including the brain, skull, face, neck, rib cage, skin, knees, and legs/feet.
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Inhale as you reach your right arm forward and up, rotating from your shoulder, midback and rib cage to twist open to the right.
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The data is recorded through a sensor-filled black box that snaps into the lower band of the sports bra, along the rib cage.
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Security then threw him to the ground and struck him in the head, neck and shoulders, and kneed his rib cage for bad measure.
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Then come two heart attacks at the same time, followed by a drunken driver with a head bleed and half his rib cage fractured.
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He cut into Fahd's chest and bound the other end of the IV line into the space between his rib cage and his lungs.
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With rib-cage xylophones kerplunking around me, I felt acutely that I was eating something that had once been alive, something someone had killed.
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Her current beau, Griffin, sports a large tattoo across his left rib cage, while Jenner's previous rumored flame A$AP Rocky is covered in tats.
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Instead, she just curls into a ball and nestles into the crook of my arm—a warm body and steady breath against my rib cage.
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"Nobody knows how to do this anymore," Rabbi Loike told the campers as he demonstrated how to scrape out lungs from a bird's rib cage.
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When she looks at me now, Hermione seems to be working out the details of how to drag my rib cage upstairs to the bathtub.
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Other visitors to this homestead ate fresh produce and herbs from a greenhouse attached to the side of the home like a glass rib cage.
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They drew feverishly, combatively, each brother keenly aware of whose rib cage looked brawnier, who had rendered more beautiful shadows on his Neanderthal's upper lip.
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Graham's rib-cage protection was bolstered with a barrel-like chest with sacks between each of his ribs that would act like airbags during a crash.
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NOTES: Baltimore 1B Mark Trumbo (rib cage strain) is expected to be activated Wednesday, the first day he is eligible to come off the disabled list.
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The Twins placed LHP Craig Breslow (rib cage) on the disabled list and activated RHP Phil Hughes from the DL. PREDICTION: Twins 5, Red Sox 4
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NOTES: The Cubs placed OF Chris Coghlan (right rib cage strain) on the 15-day disabled list and recalled INF Jeimer Candelario from Triple-A Iowa.
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It's a simple set up—the sensor, which the company calls a reactor, is clipped onto the front of your bra right above the rib cage.
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When he finished massaging my rib cage, he massaged each breast, one at a time, mimicking a gynecological breast exam, but in a less clinical way.
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But Happ signed with the Toronto Blue Jays as a free agent, and Cole has been bothered by injuries to his rib cage, triceps and elbow.
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Yankees starter Luis Cessa, who exited his start early on Monday, was found to have a rib-cage injury and landed on the disabled list Tuesday.
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He says Sean then shoved him backward and then Rod got into the act and threw a punch, striking Dixon in his left rib cage area.
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Last winter, a New York City police officer fired his Taser's electrified barbs into the rib cage of Rosario, 17, as she screamed she was pregnant.
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Highlights Last winter, a New York City police officer fired his Taser into the rib cage of Dailene Rosario, 17, as she screamed she was pregnant.
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Contributing to the works' impact is the consistent form of these busts; armless, each tapers to a narrow, integral base located just below the rib cage.
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"I woke up the next morning, and I couldn't feel anything on the right side from my rib cage all the way to my foot," she said.
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Researchers also found that Selam's joint transition from the rib cage to the lower back region followed the same distinctive pattern only seen in our early ancestors.
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On the operating table, brave teen's new rib-cage section won't quite fit "like a fitted sheet" which is a horrifying metaphor, and she starts to code.
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The program drives this point home with amazing footage in which a white Bengal tiger retrieves the rib cage of some conquest from a hiding place underwater.
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During batting practice, infielders Jose Reyes and Wilmer Flores were scratched; the Mets said each had a sore left rib cage that had begun the day before.
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"Vines," in which colorful flowers and vines are laid on top of a book open to a picture of a rib cage, similarly meditates on life and mortality.
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Despite the fact that the placement is more painful than others (most likely due to the close proximity to the rib cage), it's a spot that doesn't discriminate.
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New Washington CF Ben Revere did not have a stellar debut like Murphy, leaving Monday with a right rib cage injury suffered in his first at-bat. 2.
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It was a tough procedure, with an incision that ran from the lower edge of the rib cage down to just a couple of inches above the navel.
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One, a 7-year-old girl named Amal, was shown gazing to the side, with flesh so paper-thin that her collarbone and rib cage were plainly visible.
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He missed a month earlier this season with a left hamstring strain and will now miss an unspecified amount of time with a left rib cage muscle strain.
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Nigel, wearing a skintight T-shirt with a life-size drawing of a rib cage, starts the tour by lifting up a 1959 sunburst Gibson Les Paul Standard.
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The latest to fall was the starting center fielder Aaron Hicks, who sustained another in a string of muscle strains in his rib-cage area during Thursday's game.
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Someone got it when he died, after a car crash months before — which means that somewhere, inside another person's rib cage, a piece of her husband lives on.
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Minaj looked like a modern art installation in this neon-embellished dress, which featured a 3D rib-cage created by Indian designer Manish Arora for the 2010 AMAs.
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In a photograph released with his testimony, he is wrapped in a hospital gown, with his face visibly battered and his rib cage and hands swaddled in bandages.
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And for Audrina Patridge, new ink on the right side over her rib cage was the perfect place to symbolize her love for 14-month-old daughter Kirra Max.
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You can see in a picture posted by the Browns superstar Friday ... the art on his rib cage features a classic photo of Kobe chewing on his Lakers jersey.
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In the past three years, the lump has grown from a quarter size to what looks like a loose whoopee cushion squeezed between her rib cage and her skin.
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I've thrown it over my head and I'm attempting to wedge my arms through the armholes even though it's got my shoulders and rib cage in a vise grip.
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LF David Dahl (stress reaction in rib cage) played in his fourth rehab game Saturday night, when he went 23-for-113 with an RBI for Triple-A Albuquerque.
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His father, shirtless, moved the 12-inch kitchen knife from one hand to the other before plunging it into his own rib cage, forcefully enough to pierce his heart.
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Good lip balms, cute shoes, and bras that don't poke your rib cage are just a few items that many women stock up on once they find The One.
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My boobs are the kind that polite British people would call "modest," and I inherited my family's big, open rib cage, so I have no tapered waist to speak of.
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Hadid posted five photos of herself modeling knee-high snakeskin boots, plus a black push-up bra and high-waisted underwear set, which showcased her slim figure and rib cage.
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The Brewers played without outfielder Ryan Braun (rib cage tightness) and catcher Manny Pina (left shoulder), both of whom left Wednesday's 8-4 loss at Chicago because the minor injuries.
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To that end, I also address alignment and function of primary supporting areas of the body, such as the pelvis and hips, rib cage and core muscles, especially the diaphragm.
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A 2017 study of her nearly intact spinal column, vertebral bones, neck and rib cage also revealed that part of human skeletal structure was established millions of years before expected.
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Blasts like that are like an earthquake to your soul; after the flash, they rattle your rib cage and wash through you like a tidal wave made of invisible heat.
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The next game after the Atlanta victory, at Indiana, is the one in which James incurred what was later diagnosed as a thoracic muscle strain in the rib-cage area.
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Carefully chosen fabric, as in gray crepe de Chine pants that droop like a deflated lung ($1,135), might let you relax enough to release a scream from your rib cage.
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Thirteen years later, standing in a medical school lab this fall as my classmate sawed through the rib cage of the cadaver we were dissecting, I no longer had that option.
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OF David Dahl (stress reaction in rib cage) was transferred to the 219-day disabled list so that OF Mike Tauchman could be added to the club's 23-man roster Tuesday.
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Torres was dragged underneath the vehicle for almost 60 yards as the vehicle tore skin from her body and broke the bones in her legs, arms, back, rib cage and collarbone.
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Six Meyer Sound subwoofers, including two extreme low-frequency 1100-LFC subs—Steinberg calls them "monsters"—provide the rib-cage-rattling low-end needed for the bass-heavy hip-hop numbers.
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Just before I turned 30, I marked myself with a reminder: ensimismada, tattooed on my rib cage where my breath ripples the script so it looks like a ghost is writing.
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When I asked where his cancer had spread, Ali's hand rested on his abdomen, his side, his chest, his rib cage: The cancer was in his colon, his kidneys, his lungs.
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It has a historic weakness for showboating — the more suffering the better — which is why Joaquin Phoenix (often otherwise worthy) and his jutting rib cage in "Joker" seem like a lock.
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Sometimes she says something so sweet or smart or funny or weird that I feel like my rib cage might actually crack open from how big my love for her has swollen.
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So for this guy, we re-sculpted him, kept the shorter legs, very long arms, and added more separation between his torso and his rib cage, and made him his own thing.
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After the London Bridge attack doctors at KCH performed more than a dozen chest drains and "clam-shell" thoracotomies, where the chest is cut open in an arc beneath the rib cage.
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Starting pitcher Noah Syndergaard exited after taking a comebacker off his left rib cage in the seventh inning, two innings after left fielder Dominic Smith left due to a left groin strain.
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Officers who reported to their home in Kyle on July 4 observed "visible injuries," including "bruising" on the child's rib cage, back and forehead, Kyle Police Chief Jeff Barnett told the station.
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Looking down from near the top, I couldn't decide whether I felt like I was standing inside the rib cage of some kind of giant robotic creature or in an alien spaceship.
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As we start to fuck, he grabs my rib cage, pulling me closer and presses his face into my neck; It's an oddly intimate gesture given the enforced anonymity of the environment.
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He explains that while the breasts themselves are mostly comprised of fat, the pectoral muscles between them and the rib cage can be built by utilizing the mother of all chest exercises.
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In the concrete room that her father and mother rent for $2425 a month, they took turns staying up, laying a hand on her rib cage, feeling it move up and down.
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His chest is pulled up so that his waist is tiny, seemingly corseted; his flaring rib cage suggests a padded bosom, especially because he delicately touches his throat, as if fingering jewels.
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The introduction of plus-size mannequins in a Nike shop is no scandal, but the constant deluge of images that tells women that their worth is contingent on a visible rib cage is.
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Focus inhalations on the open side of your rib cage (the side you're turning toward) and exhalations on the opposite side, employing side waist muscles to internally rotate your ribs for greater rotation.
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They'll take the arms, the shoulders, the spine, the hip, and basically all the family would be left with is maybe a cup's worth of ashes from a leftover rib cage or something.
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Veterinarians also complete a physical exam to assess obesity, feeling over the rib cage by the animal's armpit, "where tissue should be no thicker than the back of your hand," Dr. Linder says.
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In 1900, in Germany, Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin built something much larger and stronger, adding a rigid aluminum framework—long internal girders, attached to flexible rings, that formed a kind of rib cage.
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The roof of the house is made of polychromatic scales that are often compared to a dragon's back, while the interior of the attic, underneath the dragon's back, resembles a dragon's rib cage.
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I might not have felt the music coursing through my rib cage while I listened using headphones, but the spike in my endorphin levels at well-placed drops or killer vocal edits was undeniable.
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Recent advances in the science of bone DNA make that easier; its insights are combined with biographies, dental records and rib-cage data from tuberculosis tests, plus circumstantial clues such as aircraft serial-numbers.
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People with FOP sometimes develop extra bone growth around the rib cage, which causes difficulties breathing, and may be unable to fully open their mouths and therefore struggle to eat, according to the NIH.
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The actress, who plays Veronica Lodge on Riverdale, revealed how the trauma spurred her to tattoo "to build a home" above her rib cage in an interview with Women's Health magazine, published on Monday.
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I held the implants up to my chest wondering what it would feel like to have all of my breast tissue hollowed out and replaced with pockets of silicone against my bare rib cage.
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In these collages, scientific illustrations of cow ankles shoot like clock hands out of test-tubes, while elsewhere a rib cage makes a gruesome apparatus for forceps and a tube of K-Y Jelly.
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Quarterbacks often wear something called a flak jacket, which is a reinforced padding that hangs from the bottom of the shoulder pads to protect the rib cage, but wide receivers eschew anything so restrictive.
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A bonbon-pink bombshell sheath rose from mid-calf to rib cage, where it segued into a cherry shawl top that unfurled on either end like a scarf caught in a gust of wind.
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Travis is a HUGE fan of Caddys ... he's got at least 2 Cadillac tattoos, including an emblem on his chest and a Cadillac script down his rib cage which took 12 hours to create.
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Last week, the "Cheat Codes" singer posted a topless photo of herself on her Instagram stories, standing sideways and covering her breasts, in order to show off her roman numeral tattoo on her rib cage.
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For the evening, Brown wore a long black gown featuring a thigh-high slit and cut-outs in the bodice's rib-cage area, accessorizing with hoop earrings, various rings, a bracelet, and a gold clutch.
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You see the cop landing left hooks to the teen's rib cage, as he and another officer try to arrest her during a physical confrontation Thursday outside the Coral Springs Mall in Coral Springs, Florida.
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Generally, I like to start off with a mile-long run but after just a few minutes on the treadmill, my heart felt as though it was trying to bust out of my rib cage.
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An abstract blue background, speckled with white and marked, on the right side, by a framework of thick strokes that echoes the body's exposed rib cage, does more than throw the figure forward by contrast.
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"In addition to spending time improving his rotator-cuff strength, we focused on getting his upper back and rib cage to sit and move in better positions, which in turn helped his shoulder," Rye said.
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Breathing is harder for obese people because the fat tissue around the rib cage and abdomen leads to obstructions in the large and small airways, Nguyen, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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You may outbox him for a round or two, but the 34-year-old Russian will remain unfazed and just pierce your rib cage or dent your temple with that ramrod right hand of his.
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While we'd happily settle for "Nobody puts baby in the corner" scrawled across the right side of her rib cage, we're secretly crossing our fingers for a full back portrait of Patrick Swayze in his prime.
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He said that he reached out with his right arm and a closed hand and "felt what seemed to be a rib cage" with his knuckles as he rushed to get into position for the photograph.
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About 90 minutes before the first pitch, the Mets scratched Reyes, who said he began feeling tightness on the left side of his rib cage after a checked swing during his first at-bat on Saturday.
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The dip of the foot/rib cage seems to occasion the slow rise of the belly and sets up the quick zigzag of the legs, which, like her lips, neck, and hand, are open and vulnerable.
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My insurance company denied the request to fund the surgery, so the surgeon had me come in to take pictures of the indentations in my shoulders from bras and the purple bruise that covered my rib cage.
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In a notoriously dangerous sport, Mr. Beckey sustained a crushed rib cage and another climber, Charles Shiverick, was killed when an avalanche carried them a quarter of a mile down Mount Serra in British Columbia in 1947.
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An hour into excavating, I found the rhino rib cage that I had unearthed was more whole than anyone expected, which meant I had to dig directly into the mountain instead of chipping pieces near the surface.
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By far the most decorated person in court, he has eight rows of ribbons, parachute and expert infantry badges, a ranger tab and other medals and badges that stretch from his left shoulder to his rib cage.
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The former Indiana University swimmer, 24, was diagnosed with a condition called Pectus Excavatum (known as sunk-in chest) at an early age, and started swimming to help monitor his heart and breathing and to develop his rib cage.
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But a few weeks later, it felt as if all the pain had concentrated itself in a single spot, maybe the size of a half dollar, just below her rib cage, a little to the right of the middle.
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With a torso that reveals his rib cage, bony shoulders, and even sinewy tendons and veins, the Emaciated Buddha is the standout of the 38 lots, which all arrive from a European's family collection founded in the 19th century.
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The star has a large variety of ink all over her body — from a cross that sits alongside her new lion, to a flock of birds down her arm, a series of roman numerals along her rib cage and many more.
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While attending a party hosted by Linda Perry for the song "Hands Of Love" from the film Freeheld last night, the singer turned sartorial magnate debuted a much shorter cut (at least compared to her typical rib cage-grazing locks).
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Recent successful applications of metal 3D printing in the medical sector include a titanium 3D-printed skull implant and a 3D-printed rib cage — both of which were custom tailored for cancer patients using digital scans after tumor removal surgeries.
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Fit for a '50s pinup girl, her suit was a bubblegum shade of pink, adorned with buttons going up each side of her leg and down the middle of her top, and a ruffled lining that wrapped around her rib cage.
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In a copy of the lawsuit, obtained by CNN, Gregg "Rocky" Brooks alleges Depp "forcefully punched" him twice in the lower left side of his rib cage after Depp was told the film's production had to be stopped for the day.
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In JonBoy's first Instagram picture of Moretz, she's showing off a tiny rib-cage tattoo that reads "Janette Duke," her grandmother's name — a sweet gesture, similar to the kind both Kylie Jenner and Paris Jackson made earlier in the year.
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She did get a tattoo above her rib cage in cursive lettering that reads, "to build a home" — an ethos she said "reminds her to strengthen both her sense of self and the environment around her," according to Women's Health.
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LaJean Lawson, a scientist and consultant for the Champion sportswear brand, explained that the cup size is usually based on the difference between the band and bust measurements (below the rib cage and over the fullest part of the breast).
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Day's physical descriptions of London — from its "grimy rib cage" that "seems to lift and expand" on rare sunny mornings to its inhabitants who "tsk-tsk at tourists taking too long to understand the tube map" — reveal her sensitivity to nuanced detail.
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But he also depicts their internal organs with X-ray vision: serpentine intestines turn up in a picture of a man, and a rib cage appears in that of a woman who, the artist notes in a caption, is 27 years old.
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Plagued by inflammation around his rib cage during spring training, Cole struggled out of the blocks in his first start of the season on Saturday - yielding three runs on five hits in 4 2/3 innings of a 5-1 setback to Cincinnati.
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But what's most striking is the rhythmic flow of Klimt's line: Descending sinuously around shoulder blade, rib cage, and hip, or orbiting her head in the tilted ellipsis of a turban, Klimt describes the female body as a cosmos of unbroken curves.
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Infielder Wilmer Flores tested out his sore left rib cage injury before the game and satisfied the Mets enough not to be placed on the D.L. Collins, however, said before the game that Flores was likely to be unavailable to play anyway.
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From spore to embryo to full-grown raptor and all the stages in between, this monster is the stubborn movie equivalent of an earworm — a lovable parasite, a squiggle of pop-cultural DNA that burrows into your rib cage and never goes away.
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Groin and rib-cage discomfort caused him to miss a game against Denver last Sunday — James's first absence of the season — and an inadvertent knee to the groin from Beverley in the first quarter Wednesday appeared to hurt his effectiveness against the Clippers.
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"When she looks at me now, Hermione seems to be working out the details of how to drag my rib cage upstairs to the bathtub," Neil Genzlinger wrote in The New York Times about watching the two-part documentary with his own cat.
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Though it took me weeks to get her to agree to an interview, she's charming in person, funny, and self-deprecating: "We've all evolved since we were 18," she told me after she flashed her "So it goes" rib cage tattoo at me.
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In fact, given the number of midriff-baring ensembles she wears on a weekly basis, it's starting to seem like the reality star might not actually own any tops that reach all the way from her rib cage to the top of her leggings.
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"Forensic evidence indicates she was handcuffed so tightly as to cause deep tissue bruising and struck repeatedly on the back and rib cage by an asp or similar instrument while her hands were restrained behind her back," the lawyers say in their written notice.
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Inside the mall's main hall, the Santiago Calatrava-designed Oculus, which looks a bit like the rib cage of a very large, very glamorous dinosaur, the scene nearly felt like a throwback to a time when malls ruled America, except with smartphones and increased security.
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Hold for three to five long, deep breaths with your attention on filling the left side of your rib cage on inhalations to expand and stretch side waist muscles, and using exhalations to tuck the right ribs and increase the depth of the posture.
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On Instagram on Tuesday, the Modern Family actress shared the newest addition to her tattoo collection with her fans, showing off a quote from the Broadway musical Hair that reads "follow my heartbeat," underscored with a flower written across the left side of her rib cage.
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Heimlich dashed out of his seat, put his arms around her and pressed on her abdomen below the rib cage, following his own instructions, which are displayed on posters required to be displayed in most restaurants in the United States, although some laws have been discontinued.
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Zimmerman has spent much of the past three seasons on the disabled list because of a long checklist of problems: a fractured thumb and hamstring strain in 2014, plantar fasciitis and an oblique strain in 2015, and a strained rib cage and a wrist contusion last year.
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Recently, Lady Gaga inked her rib cage with a photo of David Bowie, a Michael Phelps fan got the Olympian's pre-race mean mug face permanently etched on his body, and in a strange twist of fate, Ryan Cabrera tattooed a photo of Ryan Gosling's face on his leg.
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The impasto surface, with its gentle, throbbing monochromes, evoke the pulsations of the body — the heartbeat, blood cells, and veins — while the undulating, rusted sheet of metal, resembling a rib cage and spinal cord, is marked with delicate streaks of red, redolent of both blood and an electrical charge.
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Reinhart told Refinery29 a few years ago that, although she'd love to get a matching tattoo with her friend, Mendes is too afraid to get another — and we don't blame her, because the side of the boob (or general rib cage area) is a notoriously painful spot to get inked.
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Ariana Grande on 'Sick' First Kiss With Pete Davidson Grande has two tattoos that have special meaning to Davidson, including the word "always" on her rib cage, which some think is an homage to the couple's shared love of Harry Potter as well as his name on her ring finger.
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Along with the usual supporters in Trump gear who showed up to listen to music played at a rib-cage-rattling volume, colorful local characters turned out to the rally: The cast of the popular reality TV show "Duck Dynasty" was seated in the V.I.P. section near Mr. Rispone's family.
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There are extra lines; changes of mind; separations; morphings; the contours of a hip turning into an ankle; a darkly defined left arm, rib cage, and back echoing the movement of the more lightly toned forms below; three stuttering big toes, and near the center of it all, a serene bodybuilder performing ballet.
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The "No Tears Left to Cry" singer also has her fair share of relationship-inspired tattoos, including her fiancé's name inked on her ring finger, and the word "always" on her rib cage, which some fans have speculated is written in Davidson's handwriting and is a homage to the couple's shared love of Harry Potter.
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Bridge on chair with diaphragmatic breathing focus Strengthens back, glutes, pelvic floor and core muscles, including the diaphragm; promotes optimal rib cage positioning and mechanics to support the spine Because I teach breathing biomechanics as the foundation of my yoga training, I start with diaphragmatic breathing as a means of relieving and preventing back pain.
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Following a top-to-bottom, $383 million restoration of the statue in the 238s, he was the one who carted away the more than 22,2000 rusted iron bars that had formed a kind of rib cage inside the statue (they were replaced by stainless steel bars) along with the saddle-shaped copper pieces that held them in place.
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Related: What You Need to Know About the Antibiotic-Resistant Superbug That Just Arrived in the US Heimlich dashed out of his seat, put his arms around her and pressed on her abdomen below the rib cage, following his own instructions, which are displayed on posters required to be displayed in most restaurants in the United States, although some laws have been discontinued.
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The resident opened the young man's belly in two moves: with a knife he made a swift, decisive slash down the middle, through the skin, from the rib cage to below his umbilicus, then with open-jawed scissors pushed upward through the linea alba—the tough fibrous tendon that runs between the abdominal muscles—as if it were wrapping paper.
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She becomes aware of a stream of water licking its way down the end of her hair and into the collar of her slicker, and then slipping coolly across the bare skin of her left shoulder and then over her left breast and across her lower left rib cage and entering her navel and unfurling itself luxuriously over her right hip.
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Or better to confront it head on, as Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez did at Proenza Schouler, playing with a narrow, rectangular line of double-breasted jackets atop straight knee-length skirts, knit and leather dresses, and torquing them to the side: wrenching shoulders down; twisting buttons out of place; splicing chain mail sheaths with silk; taking a triangular bite out of the rib cage.
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"Every time he took a breath you could see he was working hard — you could see his rib cage sucking in," said Ms. Martin, a mother of two in Rutledge, Pa. Calvin's pediatrician advised Ms. Martin to head to the emergency room, where she learned that her son had respiratory syncytial virus, or R.S.V. By the age of 2, nearly every child has contracted R.S.V. In most children, it presents as a bad cold.
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His featured a panoply of greatest hits — the enormous pastel tulle confections that have been his showstopper signatures; the high-low Watteau party-dress taffetas that rise to the thigh in front and sweep through a doorway in the back; the little 1960s shifts embroidered with filigree orange blossoms; the strapless empire-waist columns bursting with peony blooms from rib cage to ankle — all placed, if not on a pedestal per se, then on an assortment of platforms.
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