Other people had scrapes and bruises that didn't require hospitalization.
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You see scrapes, you see sweat, you see every scuff.
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His condition was really just bumps and bruises and scrapes.
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A seat over, Darby would emerge with scrapes and bruises.
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To begin with, they weren't just one set of scrapes.
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GiveMini scrapes a fee of 10% to cover its costs.
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Video showed some being treated for scrapes and mild rashes.
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The couple escaped with just a few scrapes, Hernandez said.
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He then gently scrapes off the inside with his knife.
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Muhali, using half a raw onion, scrapes a grill clean.
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There are tensions with neighbors and scrapes with the law.
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"We've had our share of bruises and scrapes," she said.
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The mother scrapes by babysitting for young professionals in Williamsburg.
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You can see scrapes on his face in the mug shot.
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His attorney says Johnson suffered a concussion and scrapes and bruises.
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The extent of Patmon's injuries "were scrapes and bruises," police said.
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While two officers sustained scrapes, Conde was transported to a hospital.
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Erban's achievement was not without its share of bruises and scrapes.
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He has gotten into a few scrapes previously while making videos.
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Sure, I'd had minor scrapes and bruises in my life. Blemishes.
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His family scrapes by on his wife's income as a nurse.
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" He doubled down moments later: "No bruising, no scrapes, no cuts.
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That means months of bruises, scrapes, broken bones and sometimes worse.
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His attorney Joel Robbins said Johnson suffered a concussion, scrapes and bruises.
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He was treated for scrapes at the hospital and was subsequently released.
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Court documents detail the women&aposs bruises, bleeding, swelling, scrapes and scars.
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The witnesses say they saw multiple cuts and scrapes on the victim.
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Shtewi scrapes by with occasional work as a porter or day laborer.
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Dehydrated and malnourished, she was covered with cuts and scrapes, but alive.
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Her harried single mother scrapes a living making food for wealthier neighbours.
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It's part heist movie, filled with near-miss scrapes and daring escapes.
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E-scooters can cause way more than a few scrapes and bruises.
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She sustained bruises and scrapes, but no serious injuries during her ordeal.
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The boy ended up with scrapes and bruises, but no serious injuries.
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The boy suffered a concussion and some scrapes but escaped serious injury.
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It scrapes employment information from users' pages to create pages for businesses.
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Public records suggested a few legal and financial scrapes over the years.
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Although the woman escaped with minor scrapes, the dog did not survive.
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"Jay suffered bumps and scrapes to his head and elbow," Orlando said.
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There were also white scrapes and scuff marks on the rear bumper.
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She mostly uses it for cuts and scrapes on herself and her dog.
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Shower after playing on the field and quickly treat any cuts or scrapes.
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How can they possibly deduce that from just a few scrapes in rock?
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Once there, they helped him clean the scrapes he suffered during the fall.
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Rudderless, he scrapes by as a perpetually overdue pizza delivery guy in Paris.
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The company has not publicly explained how it specifically scrapes social media apps.
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The cuts and scrapes would be followed by injuries from even worse violence.
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And sure, enough, there were some new nicks and scrapes to attend to.
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The most common types of injuries were sprains, strains, scrapes, bruises and broken bones.
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There were no bruises, no cuts, no scrapes, no busted lips, no black eyes.
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The leather has aged nicely, with light scrapes and scuffs adding to the character.
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Deputies detained Vang and took him to a hospital with minor scrapes and cuts.
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I always promise, I'll deliver you alive, but you will have a few scrapes.
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"And that gets you scrapes and bruises and sometimes a broken bone," said Miller.
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Scrapes Of Wrath: How Deep Data Scraping Can Prevent In-Stadium Fan Violence 113.
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The company says it will be transparent about its scrapes, no matter the severity.
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The button is similar to how Google scrapes results that show up within Google.
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They had said earlier on social media that he had a concussion and scrapes.
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Wana Bostic, 45, scrapes by on $11.50 an hour as a home health aide.
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After the baby was found, he was treated for dehydration and scrapes and bruises.
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Andrew Prokop: But he's a wily politician and good at wriggling out of scrapes.
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So far I've been lucky, escaping with bloody scrapes and a bent bike wheel.
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Yet the research only scrapes the surface of the mysterious depths of human sexuality.
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It has got English actors through a whole load of scrapes across the centuries.
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"Skin scrapes, most of them on his feet, were down to the bone," Burns said.
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I've only had the device for a week, and I've already seen some significant scrapes.
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The boy was wearing a helmet and only suffered scrapes and bruises, his mother said.
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Researchers found similar scrapes at three different sites—two in Colorado and one in Dakota.
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In another part of the city, Vladimir Fajardo scrapes together money by recycling random objects.
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All of the other passengers "suffered burns, scrapes and other superficial injuries," the DLNR wrote.
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Otherwise, she scrapes a precarious living teaching English in primary schools, translating and, occasionally, waitressing.
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She had several scrapes and lacerations, likely a result of her thrashing around the drainpipe.
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For his trouble, not surprisingly, he has also been involved in fisticuffs and other scrapes.
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Police said the officer&aposs pants were burned and he suffered minor scrapes and bruises.
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He scrapes the mixture from the container and it with the strawberries and remaining blueberries.
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He scrapes that bowl clean, swallowing his digital-security incompetence bite by tasty bite. Yum.
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He would often come home with cuts, scrapes and bruises on his elbows and knees.
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This season brings us a Sontag collection that scrapes through the varnish of her persona.
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In winter, wind scrapes up and down the walk—a blade across the sharpening stone.
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To say it's really cold in the Midwest just scrapes at the (iced over) surface.
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The site automatically scrapes data from sources all around the world and updates every minute.
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His brother, Driss, 27 or 28, had some scrapes with the law for selling marijuana.
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Ms. Ruais scrapes and molds clay on the floor before firing and installing it vertically.
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I recently had to fix a small dent and some scrapes on my Toyota RAV4.
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Occupation Creative director for Scrapes & Gravel Age 32 Tell me about this cardigan and turtleneck.
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He was unhurt; two women in an oncoming minivan suffered scrapes and a broken wrist.
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His mother on Facebook said he suffered a concussion and scrapes but was otherwise fine.
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On July 15 and 16, a full moon "scrapes by the ringed planet," according to NASA.
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Her SUV had damage to the front right fender and scrapes on a passenger-side door.
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Negotiatus scrapes your past purchase history to show purchasers what they want in a single place.
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The Honda had damage to the front right fender and scrapes on the passenger-side door.
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Doctors found a few scrapes on the cat, but overall she was unharmed by the ordeal.
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The Pentagon released 198 photographs from criminal investigations into detainee abuse, most showing scrapes and bruises.
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Moving the knobs (and the pointer, by extension) scrapes the aluminum powder away, creating the drawing.
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Injuries ranged from minor scrapes to people who needed to be carried out on a stretcher.
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They might dive down onto concrete, so there would be bruises, scrapes, things of that nature.
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On delivery, it was not uncommon for a new Cobra to exhibit minor scuffs and scrapes.
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The bed scrapes against the floor as they move it to check under and around it.
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In the small waiting room, a TV plays loudly as a train scrapes down the tracks.
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There&aposs no way to prevent children from getting sick, and getting little bumps, and scrapes.
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Yet the state still scrapes bottom in categories ranging from health care access to educational achievement.
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He reaches up and scrapes the salt from his closed lid, picks at the hard crystals.
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I Got a Cut that teaches readers about the basic approach to caring for cuts and scrapes.
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He scrapes so hard at the hole it looks as though he's trying to disappear down it.
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On race day, Morehouse melts, scrapes, and polishes a layer of wax before applying the next layer.
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The people who have weathered the scrapes and bruises of business make for smarter employees, McConaughey said.
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The assailant reportedly wrestled him to the ground, and hit him enough to cause scrapes and bruising.
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She left this unique encounter with only a few bruises and scrapes, instead of a shark bite.
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Later, the star just casually scrapes icing off her own leg with a knife and eats it.
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However, her family credits the mother with the fact that Denisse only sustained minor scrapes and bruises.
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The CDC also encourages people to avoid salty water if they have an open wound or scrapes.
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Mark repeatedly gets himself out of scrapes with his superior cardiovascular abilities, honed by his exercise addiction.
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When you spend within your true budget, however, you stop caring about door dings and bumper scrapes.
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The child has minor scrapes and bruises, according to CNN affiliate KPAX, but remains in good condition.
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He's at a hospital being treated for cuts and scrapes and has been reunited with his family.
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The child has minor scrapes and bruises, but is in good condition, according to CNN affiliate KPAX.
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Dobrev recently posted photos on Instagram of bloody scrapes and bruising she suffered on her upper thigh.
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Whether you're raking, weeding or tree trimming, your hands will need protection from cuts, scratches and scrapes.
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Rather, it means that they view minor scrapes and scratches as being a means of building character.
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Clearview AI, the creepy facial-recognition company that scrapes your photos from social media, has been hacked.
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The hillside, with two long scrapes exposing stripes of brown, looked as if it had been clawed.
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Jen said she suffered bruises and scrapes from the altercation but Lisa tells us Jen's soldiering on.
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Kirsten Dunst and Michelle Williams play Betsy and Arlene, best friends with a talent for getting into scrapes.
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"The extent of Patmon's injuries were scrapes and bruises," the police department said in a statement on Facebook.
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"Left to himself, he wanders off into scrapes, puns and odium," says ConservativeHome, a website for the faithful.
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But where I'm from, people are willing to risk a few scrapes and bruises to right a wrong.
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Indeed, the government has sometimes struggled to control Chinese fishermen, some of whose scrapes have surely embarrassed it.
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The bluff, ruddy Mr. Cameron is famously lucky, having pulled out last-minute victories in numerous other scrapes.
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Instead, it's funding medium-size commercial lawsuits, sourced with an algorithm that scrapes state- and federal-court data.
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They sweat and sizzle while Qasim scrapes out the flesh with a spoon and picks off the skin.
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She's survived more than a few Brexit scrapes thus far — is this the one that brings her down?
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"It ranges from scrapes and bruises to terrible injuries that I won't get into discussing here," Gibson added.
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Mr. Patmon suffered scrapes and bruises and was taken to a hospital for evaluation, a police statement said.
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He had a bruise under his eye, a few scrapes on his shoulder, but his face was calm.
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Little bumps and scrapes are always a bigger deal to my dumb stupid, fragile-ass, fabergé egg skin.
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These executive agreements were designed to avoid provocative actions that could result in hull scrapes and aircraft collisions.
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A widespread Soviet-era antiseptic akin to iodine, zelyonka, or "brilliant green", is normally used to treat small scrapes.
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Parts of the car were scattered around the wreck site, but the people inside suffered only scrapes and bruises.
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Necrotizing fasciitis bacteria can enter the body through cuts and scrapes, surgical wounds and insect bites, among other ways.
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The aye-aye scrapes bark off of trees in order to eat out the bugs, while squirrels crack nuts.
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But the presence of the oil rig has raised anxiety here, and it comes after several other diplomatic scrapes.
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The only exceptions are Slovenia, which scrapes in above the EU average, and Denmark, which falls a fraction below.
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The project scrapes a predetermined set of users chosen because of their interest in politics, news, and public affairs.
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By the time the family scrapes together the money to travel to a medical facility, it's often too late.
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Hiccup arrived with a broken leg, covered in scrapes and fleas, emaciated and with a bad case of worms.
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Asaii scrapes large amounts of data from unsigned artists and aggregates it to find the next big music star.
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Brad Keselowski, who won at Atlanta two weeks ago, suffered a couple of scrapes with walls and finished 19th.
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The 33-year-old man, whose name has not been released, sustained only scrapes and bruises, the police said.
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Each claw has a similar pattern of scrapes and scratches that seemed to have been made by human tools.
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His hair looks like it was crafted by angels, even when he scrapes it into a greasy man bun.
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The whole story unfolds as a series of set pieces, most of which involve embarrassing situations or hilarious scrapes.
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The surrounding Joshua trees give an air of inexplicable mysticism (and also one or two physical scrapes and scratches).
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From impeachment to the Russia probe, he's gotten away with it before, escaping scrapes unscathed and confounding his enemies.
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This was Mussina's order for every catcher: If a ball scrapes the ground, never volunteer it to the umpire.
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That's the company that scrapes the internet for breaking news and then sends it to you in real time.
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" The balloon scrapes across a roof before thudding into someone's front yard, her mother laughing "maniacally, clapping her hands.
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BA's exposure to booming Asia is weak—it barely scrapes into the top ten European airlines flying to China.
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But in "The Fever," they are infused with a humble physical — and literary — poetry that scrapes away synthetic sentimentality.
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Her father, knife in hand, scrapes scales from a fish, and her mother takes down washing from the line.
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They get into scrapes separately but get out of them together, which is not a bad definition of marriage.
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There is a certain implied violence present in the many nicks, scrapes, and gouges that mark Neri's plaster figures.
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Twenty-two other people suffered scrapes and burns and 12 of them received further treatments but have since been released.
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Any animal with skin will be exhausted if they manage to get through my vermin family's countless bites and scrapes.
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When he eats pizza, he scrapes the toppings off and doesn't eat the dough, believing this saves him precious calories.
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When using this attack, Kommo-o scrapes the scales covering its body against one another, attacking with a loud clamor.
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Thompson was also treated for cuts and scrapes from breaking through the ice and some symptoms of hypothermia, Crouse said.
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Truex and Hamlin recovered from their early scrapes but Jones, who wrecked early in the first stage, could not continue.
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His son, who was there for a birthday party, suffered minor scrapes after being on the platform when it fell.
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Jen says she suffered bruises and scrapes from her altercation with Ronnie, and there are photos of her alleged injuries.
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Littlefinger scrapes himself off the bottom of the rankings with a devilish plot to sow discord between the Stark sisters.
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Greer says he was injured in the altercation, citing a sore back, neck and head ... among other scrapes and bruises.
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And in a 7183 video, in the entrance lobby, a youthful Mr. Nauman scrapes away, not unmelodically, on a violin.
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He also warned residents to avoid letting cuts and scrapes come into contact with the floodwaters, which can cause infection.
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Trump's aura of omnipotence is informed by the lessons of his life in business and innumerable legal scrapes to politics.
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The boy was covered in cuts and scrapes and appeared to have been outside for an extended period, Greeley said.
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Plus, the nose isn't too low, nothing scrapes and our tester still felt great with over 24.1,000 miles on it.
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The moment when parents get this right is when they are raising a toddler and the toddler scrapes her knee.
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Stuttering snares slowly crawl into the track as staticky scrapes fill the margins, adding a bit of weight to proceedings.
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He scrapes by on basically no money: biking everywhere, never buying coffee, never eating out, making his own home repairs.
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Michelle is now warning other parents to be wary about letting their kids swim in open water with cuts and scrapes.
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" - @lindzurr "I hope everytime you walk in a crowd someone steps on the back of your foot and scrapes your ankle.
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Twenty Airbnb hosts control about 800 Jersey City listings, according to Inside Airbnb, a website which scrapes data from Airbnb's platform.
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Negotiatus scrapes the SKUs themselves, across vendors, to make sure that businesses are making the smartest possible decision with their budget.
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It scrapes the web for pictures of faces, and then it morphs their expressions using a deep-learning-powered neural network.
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It means not rubbing your eyes, using hand sanitizer liberally, and making sure that any scrapes are immediately cleaned and covered.
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After various scrapes with the law, he was charged with racketeering in arson in 2000, pleading guilty for a shorter sentence.
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Plenty of evidence suggests that growing up poor, living through these kinds of scrapes, has a detrimental impact on child development.
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On one level, they are a traditional nuclear family, albeit a nuclear family which scrapes by with minor cons and pilferings.
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Ordinary cuts and scrapes just need a bit of shelter and time and your amazing immune system takes care of things.
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Police said that when they got there, Smollett had scrapes on his face and a "thin rope" hanging around his neck.
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"Other than a few scrapes and bruises, Frank was doing fine and was happy to see his owner!" the post said.
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It typically enters the body through cuts and scrapes, burns, insect bites, puncture wounds, and injuries that don't break the skin.
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Green is a wizard with paint – he applies it in different ways, scrapes and pulls it up, all seemingly without effort.
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But naughtiness, getting out of scrapes, laughing and seeing Azzedine surrounded by his models and friends is what I remember best.
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A few administrations ago, it was tempting to conclude that presidential siblings had an unusual proclivity for getting into embarrassing scrapes.
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While the internecine scrapes speak to the party's ascent, they may be a painful illustration of how far it has come.
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Give this one to your friends who forget sunscreen — the juice from the leaves can be used to soothe sunburns (and scrapes).
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Hydrogen peroxide is a mild antiseptic, commonly found in household concentrations of 33% to 5% to disinfect minor cuts, scrapes and burns.
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If the reform bill scrapes through the House, its prospects in the Senate (which is also, barely, controlled by Republicans) look dubious.
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After a series of scrapes, the R5 delivers you to an escape pod, one reminiscent of the tourist transport in Star Tours.
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But remember: great specs and bullet points can fall victim to optimistic hyperbole, and Sony scrapes by with the XZ1's cameras.
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The soundtrack nails the mid-'90s era without feeling overly nostalgic, and the guys feel so real, covered in scrapes and bruises.
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It is up to his successor to ensure that the few scrapes and dents he leaves behind do not turn to rust.
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Paul Welshons, a Navy veteran who scrapes by financially by selling scrap metal, wrote in Sanders' name on the ballot in November.
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The scooping bowl has a built-in semi-circular, moving spatula that scrapes the bottom of the bowl like a windshield wiper.
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These days, he sleeps on the streets and scrapes by on coins from bus drivers who pay him to bring them passengers.
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Patmon, who was the subject of an outstanding warrant for a probation violation, was jailed after being treated for scrapes and bruises.
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In this ritual, a high priest scrapes out all the coconut meat and puts the emptied-out coconut shell on your head.
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Ranaldo beats mallets on the Fender's back and drags a violin bow across its strings, or scrapes its head along the ground.
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She shared the post two weeks ago, detailing an accident which "left her shaken and with minor scrapes," according to Buzzfeed News.
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She seasons the cooked rice and scrapes it into a container to cool and leaves it in the fridge overnight to settle.
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The best I could come up with is that we've gotten out of all the scrapes we've been in in the past.
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Hoping to be a writer, he scrapes by as a temp; hoping for love, he strikes out embarrassingly with every at-bat.
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There were serious scrapes as his balloon dragged across the earth before crash-landing in a field 25 miles east of Paris.
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The other 22 people injured were treated for minor burns and scrapes, including 12 who were treated at a hospital in Hilo.
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In December, researchers published a made-up study of how effective a mother's kisses are at relieving a child's cuts and scrapes.
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Other than "some minor scrapes and bruising," the infant "overall is in good health," a sheriff&aposs spokeswoman said in a statement Monday.
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My son is safe and was able to walk away with a concussion and a few scrapes… no broken bones or internal injuries.
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It sustained between $5,000 and $10,000 worth of damage in scrapes and scratches, police said, from hitting the dock at Huron Boat Basin.
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When I pick my son up that day, he traces the scrapes on my knee and asks how I got the boo-boos.
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Patmon was taken to a hospital for evaluation, where he was treated for scrapes and bruises and then released for arrest, police said.
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At the push of a button, the Grillbot runs along the grill and scrapes up any leftover cooking particles with its motorized brushes.
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Dropping it on a concrete sidewalk, the phone suffered a couple of ugly scrapes around the edges, but otherwise, the screen remained uncracked.
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We should think of the scrapes not as early evidence that sparked a new theory, but as evidence that corroborates an existing theory.
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In them, Flory uses a jade gua sha, a Chinese tool that scrapes at the skin to release muscle tissue and improve circulation.
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Many of the bumps and scrapes that come from a scooter tumble are minor, and there is no good way to track them.
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So she scrapes together money delivering Indian food by bike in London and sharpens her mixed martial arts skills at a local gymnasium.
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Evan's wife, Debbie Mattox, 60, was left questioning how he contracted the bacteria, which can enter the body through small scrapes and cuts.
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There were 23 others on the Lava Ocean Tours vessel who sustained minor burns and scrapes, but Tilton suffered the most serious injuries.
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My son is safe and was able to walk away with a concussion and a few scrapes no broken bones or internal injuries.
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Michelle Gregg, who identified herself on Facebook as the boy's mother, said her son was recovering from a concussion and a few scrapes.
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The artist scrapes paint off old paintings, draws circles with his eyes closed, and deflates soccer balls for the sake of conceptual art.
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In the photo, she is beaming and wearing her backpack, her socks pulled high, as hikers do to ward off scrapes and blisters.
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But on examination, everything else seemed basically normal — except that his blood pressure was high, and he had the scrapes on his face.
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The company scrapes public photos from social media sites, drawing ire from the big tech giants that claim Clearview AI misused their services.
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Crowdpac scrapes publicly available data to show where candidates' funding comes from and to score them on a scale of liberal to conservative.
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If your driveway is steep, that money is better spent on the $6,749 lift kit that helps to keep chin scrapes at bay.
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There are plenty of case options to effectively protect mobile phones from damage — whether it's water damage, cracks, scrapes or anything in between.
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Woodall further stated that the vessel had no obviously visible holes, but that there were deep scrapes on the back ends of each pontoon.
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Montgomery was taken to a local hospital after suffering scrapes and abrasions when she was grabbed and pulled into an empty classroom, he said.
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"Once you get the pressure thing down, it's easy, so easy," he nearly whispers as he lovingly scrapes some highlights onto a mountain peak.
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The vet told the station that the cat — who is sporting "superficial" scrapes over his eyes in the clip above — should heal without complication.
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LOS ANGELES — Using the edge of a carbon-steel razor blade, Antonio Morales scrapes pieces of browning onion from a wide, sizzling flat top.
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Mr. Smith, when he's not playing drum patterns, scrapes his cymbals with the fat end of his drumstick, dislodging a spray of different tones.
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In a video uploaded today, he takes his new Samsung Galaxy S8, scrapes the paint off, and turns it into a fully transparent device.
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He had a traumatic brain injury, brain bleed, seven broken ribs, a broken scapula, shattered vertebrae, a broken toe and many scrapes and scratches.
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Fifth-grade student Theo Ancevski was sitting in the fourth row of the bus and was treated at a hospital for cuts and scrapes.
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We enter a room with one machine that nearly scrapes the roof 40 feet above us — covered, of course, in 40 feet of tarp.
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When asked whether scrapes or cuts heal better with or without a bandage, 68% of grandparents did not know that wounds should be covered.
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Anyone who has seen a male with fresh abrasions, bruises or scrapes in the Princeton area is urged to call the Massachusetts State Police.
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Most obvious is Mr. Cruz, who has landed a prime speaking spot at the convention despite several nasty scrapes this year with Mr. Trump.
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It begins vividly, in a gritty and monochromatic rendering of the Shibuya district in Tokyo, where a 9-year-old runaway, Ren, scrapes by.
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A number of artists have gotten into scrapes with streaming services in the past over the amount they're compensated for streams of their music.
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Rather, it creaks and scrapes, scratches and crunches, with textures that tend toward the sharp/metallic/screeching and melodies that tend toward the dour.
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It goes for the comic, with a steady syncopated bounce, Caribbean-tinged riffs and an artificial zoo-full of squeaks, chirps, scrapes and plunks.
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Grubhub says the error was theirs, pointing to a glitch in an automated system that scrapes menus from websites and matches them with listings.
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In a country where nearly 60% of the population survives on less than $2.40 a day, Joseph scrapes together a living tutoring neighborhood children.
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I took a pass on the dent, but I handled the scrapes and a slightly more serious problem using a $6 roll of tape.
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The pictures, taken more than a decade ago during the Bush administration, consist largely of close-up views of scrapes and bruises on detainees' bodies.
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They said on social media that the child had a concussion and some scrapes, and through a spokeswoman on Wednesday that he was doing well.
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This unexpected laundry list of accusations only scrapes the surface on a long-standing, nuanced rift between The Church of Satan and The Satanic Temple.
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What we do know is that we discover new species of life virtually every time anyone scrapes together the money to go out and look.
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The seller writes of not knowing the Shakur who became an international star known as much for his scrapes with the law as his art.
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My trusty Pixel 2 XL, the aluminum forebear to the Pixel 3, has countless scrapes, bumps, and gashes from the times I've clumsily dropped it.
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Nicholas Brendon's recent arrest for allegedly attacking his girlfriend is just the latest chapter in an upsetting saga of the actor's scrapes with the law.
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In media, in 2017, taking issue—and specifically, this issue—with The Skimm rates low and scrapes the bottom of a very, very petty barrel.
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But he said he now regards those scrapes as fond memories, adding that he was "happily" the recipient of any verbal abuse McCain dished out.
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OPM has recently been soliciting vendors for a pilot project to use software that automatically scrapes the web for information helpful in a background check.
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The U.S. might be one of the countries with the wealthiest people, but it barely scrapes into the top 20 when it comes to happiness.
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Daley posted a video Friday updating the public on his recovery, revealing scrapes on his face that "look as bad as it feels," he said.
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The Saint has to pull a few judo, and other, strokes from time to time to get himself out of scrapes - and sometimes into them!
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According to FOX 4, six people were treated for injuries at the scene, but no one suffered more than a few minor scrapes and bruises.
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With children cooped up at home because of the coronavirus, experts warn they may be at higher risk for bumps, scrapes, broken bones and more.
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We hear them, as Mr. Little indicates in the score, only as scrapes of the bow, drops of water in the midst of a flood.
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The brilliant performers — Carter Brey, cellist; Steven Beck, pianist; and Daniel Druckman, percussionist — produced all manner of haunting effects: dry scrapes, ominous rumbles, jarring crashes.
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Additionally, the American Red Cross recommends keeping an at-home first aid kit to treat common injuries, including cuts, scrapes, swelling, sprains, strains and more.
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Usually, these bacteria enter the body through a break in the skin, including cuts and scrapes, burns, insect bites, puncture wounds and even surgical wounds.
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Mike Hadreas, who goes by Perfume Genius, has a voice that flutters, creaks, scrapes and screams; it alone would be worth the price of admission.
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Jen claimed she suffered scrapes and bruises from the scuffle and she's since hired attorney Lisa Bloom to rep her in the domestic violence case.
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And while rich and influential firms that get into regulatory scrapes can bill their legalcosts to shareholders and return quickly to business, individuals often can't.
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Aside from a few cuts and scrapes from razor wire, Naquan Hill had little to show for his attempted escape from Rikers Island on Wednesday.
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He was a young man with a penchant for getting into scrapes whose father took him to a boxing gym, hoping to straighten him out.
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The company scrapes all marketplaces that freelancers currently use and onboards them through its own service so that they can work effectively with large corporations.
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The yacht — just one of 10 boats owned by DeVos and her family — suffered damage including "several large scratches and scrapes," the police report shows.
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Aside from some bruises, scrapes and skin degeneration, which the shelter treated with antibiotics, she got a clean bill of health for her new life ahead.
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UpGuard found a batch of scraped Facebook profiles involving 48 million records in 2018 from LocalBlox, a data firm that scrapes data from social media profiles.
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According to CBS Los Angeles, who reported the story, 24-year-old Madi McNaughton suffered cuts and scrapes when she tried to rescue her 150-lb.
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Mercury will be running the gauntlet, getting into tense scrapes with Mars (the planet of action and war) and Saturn (the planet of restrictions and responsibilities).
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Argentine artist Joaquín Boz's abstract canvases feature a rhythmic assortment of blobs, strokes, scrapes, and swipes, reflecting Kandinsky's musicality with the physicality of Guston's paint handling.
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Scrapes and bruises found on the boy's face — particularly around his mouth — suggest that his mother repeatedly force-fed him the medicine, the court records said.
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With a spike snapped from an orange tree, she delicately scrapes away the membrane separating the anther from the stigma in order to pollinate the flower.
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On Tuesday, she edged out her competition, Bear 747—an ursidae so rutund his belly nearly scrapes the ground—by 4,000 votes in an online competition.
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There's a passage in which Charlie takes Adam's powered-down body from a closet that's so viscerally written it scrapes your nerves like a horror movie.
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Then the bull scrapes the velvet off to display his white rack to cows and other bulls, or sometimes to fight for the right to mate.
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You should have an at-home first aid kit to treat common injuries, including cuts, scrapes, swelling, sprains, strains and more, the American Red Cross recommends.
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But late Munch is a barrel of hits and misses, and one painting in the show, "Standing Nude Against Blue Background" (1925-30), scrapes the bottom.
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Legistorm updates its list daily with software that scrapes from congressional schedules, Facebook pages, press releases, and Twitter accounts of members of congress and their staff.
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" The letter suggested going to an urgent care center for "back and joint pain" and visiting a retail clinic for "minor allergic reactions, bumps, cuts & scrapes.
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The crew of Coast Guard Cutter Oak scrapes mussels off a buoy and shovels them back into the ocean off the Massachusetts coast on May 10.
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The 24-year-old singer shared a wince-inducing photo of her back on Monday that shows her torso completely covered in angry red welts and scrapes.
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She was last seen on the OWN 2014 docuseries "Lindsay," which followed Lohan's attempts to rehabilitate her life and career following rehab and scrapes with the law.
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Yet in other works tiny tracks across the painting are evident, as is a ruthless scraping away — and when Hesidence scrapes at his paintings, it is unsparing.
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The fleas poop after biting, and people can get sick when the infected flea feces are rubbed into the eyes or cuts or scrapes on the skin.
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For, after all, they faced the same dangers and had the same scrapes—flying, as they did, without radios, relying only on compasses and Bradshaw's Railway Guides.
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In Sergio Leone's "Once Upon a Time in America" (1984), he was Noodles, who led a gang of Jewish pals through a lifetime of scrapes and misdemeanors.
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Calphalon is known for its hard-anodized nonstick material, which is made of three durable layers to withstand heat, dishwashers, and scrapes from utensils throughout the years.
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It'll protect your iPad Pencil from scrapes and scratches, I guess, but iPad owners are probably more concerned about losing the damn thing in the first place.
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Paige Hauschild needed stitches on cuts to her right arm, Johnny Hooper needed them on his left hand, and Ben Hallock had minor scrapes on his legs.
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Getty is targeting Google Images in its complaint, arguing that the service scrapes images from third-party sites and promotes piracy by making them available to download.
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Sipes received several bruises, cuts and scrapes from the alleged incident, according to TMZ, and is still going through physical therapy from the aftermath of the fight.
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The feature allows a parked car to find its owner from a maximum of 200 feet, and videos on social media show the cars getting into scrapes.
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Yelp is expanding a program that scrapes government websites to find health inspection reports and includes them alongside user-generated reviews of restaurants, the Washington Post reports.
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On the sliver that remains, Alice, a flinty woman in her 70s, scrapes by selling dusty novelty fireworks from a roadside table draped in ratty flag bunting.
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The focus on Jack — he scrapes bottom, goes into recovery — somewhat weighs down the remainder of the movie, partly because too much of it is overly familiar.
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He rented a Lime scooter on vacation in April and immediately "face planted," leaving him covered with black grime from the street and nursing a few scrapes.
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Our budget pick, First Aid Only's First Aid Essentials Kit, is small enough to pack easily but has all the necessities to clean up cuts or scrapes.
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Fubutech does build facial-recognition software for the Russian government and uses Facebook data, but it scrapes Google search results for that information — not Facebook, he said.
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The birds usually return to the Atlantic Coast in March and make nests that are little more than scrapes in the sand lined with pebbles and shells.
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I love these gloves because while they offer excellent protection against thorns and scrapes, I can still feel thin branches through them for increased dexterity and control.
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Harrington, 33, on Monday shared a photo to Instagram taken from her hospital bed that showed her with a series of scrapes and bruises on her face.
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But "The Layover," which probably scrapes by thanks to a line here or there, plays as if it were designed to thumb its nose at the concept.
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Many small cities and rural areas haven't embraced efforts to make it easier for nonviolent offenders to get on with their lives after scrapes with the law.
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This gives them a few minutes of respite before the dinghy scrapes against a speed bump or the road and the laborious process begins all over again.
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"Residents should wear gloves and proper protective clothing while doing storm clean-up work and wash any cuts or scrapes thoroughly to prevent infection," the governor's office advised.
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No, you're not getting the best of anything here, but you're getting something that just scrapes past the cost of admission, at least until you're ready to upgrade.
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Anthony also had reddened eyes and numerous bruises, cuts and scrapes on his forehead, nose, mouth, cheek, neck, legs, shoulder, hips, back, buttocks, stomach, ankle, legs and foot.
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Lockley is a geologist, and found large-scale scrapes in rock which indicate the dinosaurs engaged in the same kind of courtship displays that we associate with birds.
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Aside from the patient transported to the trauma center, all other injuries are "minor scrapes and bruises," the fire official said in the press conference held Saturday night.
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The vehicle had damage to the driver's side wheel rims, two flat tires, damage to the front bumper and some scrapes and scuff marks on the rear bumper.
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The pot smoker is here presented as a hapless fool who keeps getting into scrapes — all brought on, in the immortal words of Afroman, because they got high.
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Even "What Ever Happened" was released three years before the film came out, and it still feels like it just scrapes by in it's inclusion on the soundtrack.
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The Migos rapper's hand is wrapped in a bandage, and he has several smaller cuts and scrapes on his arm after crashing his Dodge Challenger early Thursday morning.
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It is hard not to scoff at his unflattering spandex getup (the moulded Batsuits were only introduced with Michael Keaton's 1989 version) and his unrealistic scrapes with death.
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When we met for breakfast this summer, he ordered a bowl of muesli, a beige mound he shoveled into his mouth with several quick scrapes of his spoon.
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Most commonly, people get necrotizing fasciitis when the bacteria enter the body through breaks in the skin, including cuts and scrapes, burns and surgical wounds, the CDC says.
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The girl's mother suffered a bruised arm trying to save the child, while the father endured scrapes and contusions after one of the rhinos struck his right arm.
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Here he did much good work — but his habit of asking readers (and editors) to take on trust his heavy use of anonymous sources got him into scrapes.
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The medical tent is outfitted for handling all manner of injuries, but there's been nothing much besides mosquito bites and scrapes from the concertina wire they're putting up.
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Ronnie Ortiz-Magro's baby mama, Jen Harley, says she's been left with gnarly bruises and scrapes from the latest fight with Ronnie -- but he denies inflicting the injuries.
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It also says people can prevent infections that can lead to sepsis by cleaning scrapes and wounds, and practicing good hygiene, such as regular bathing and hand washing.
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Like their magnetic-stripe predecessors, the smart chips on the front of the card can be damaged by scrapes from keys, coins and other items with sharp edges.
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Danny had no magic powers, only his wits and cleverness to get him out of scrapes — making him a true hero for a kid to look up to.
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This is now officially one fewer guaranteed platform — which, yes, should be open to many genres — for noncommercial work, which scrapes by on grants, fellowships, commissions and, yes, awards.
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But a malicious plugin that covertly scrapes all user data, as opposed to a well-intentioned one that explicitly gets user consent, may be like comparing apples and oranges.
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Kenzie was airlifted to Saint Paul's Gillette Children's Hospital with scrapes, bruises on her back and head, and a severed big toe, according to the St. Paul Pioneer Press.
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Her most radical statement, musical or otherwise, is her demonstration that sonic ugliness is beautiful, that individual squeaks and scrapes and vibrations can fuse into an unexpectedly sweet racket.
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The stories invariably saw Paddington, fueled by marmalade sandwiches, caught up in accidental but well-intentioned scrapes, while examples of rudeness were met with one of his "hard stares".
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When she's not at work, she's getting into scrapes with roommate Titus Andromedon (peeeenooooooooooo noir!), played by Tituss Burgess, and learning from the sage advice of her landlord, Lillian.
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The Gillette TREO features a safety comb to avoid cuts and scrapes, an ergonomic handle to make it comfortable for the caregiver, and shaving gel built into the handle.
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Serra's black circles, surrounded by scrapes, splatters, and smears, are printed in ink so heavy that it looks like tar, giving the impression of tire tracks through soft asphalt.
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The mystery, then, is an excuse for lots of narrow scrapes and last-second escapes, which puts the movie in line with the Hardy Boys or Nancy Drew novels.
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The beloved teen detective, who has survived countless scrapes, cliffhangers and close calls, is dead — or so it seems — killed while pursuing a high-stakes investigation of organized crime.
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There's some fine acting, though, notably by Jay Armstrong Johnson as Paul, a sweetheart of a human being who is growing weary of getting Harry out of alcoholic scrapes.
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But lower concentrations of hydrogen peroxide that are typically found in stores and used for cleaning cuts and scrapes can be safely used to reproduce the experiment at home.
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It's an extension of Trump's lifelong mantra to never admit wrongdoing and never apologize that sustained him through all kind of scrapes in the rough-knocks world of business.
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Created in 2011 by hacker and scientific researcher Alexandra Elbakyan, Sci-Hub scrapes data from behind the paywalls of the world's scientific journals and posts them for free online.
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In April, Dr. Sánchez gave up and moved to São Paulo, where he scrapes together money by selling homemade sweets and working as a baggage handler at an airport.
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Eventually, Rousey may decide that avenging that loss is not worth the effort, and choose the glitz and glamor of Hollywood over the scrapes and bruises of the hurt biz.
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After he comes to, barfing up the Adderall he took, to Mr. Robot shouting at him, he desperately scrapes the pills out of his own puke to take them again.
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"I call it," she says, clearing her throat, " 'To Do.' " She adds, "I hope everyone will get the picture," as someone scrapes her chair back and angles toward the bathroom.
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On its website Edison says that it does "process" users' emails, but some users did not know that when using the Edison app the company scrapes their inbox for profit.
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But a high-risk person — someone with a compromised immune system or liver disease — is more likely to suffer severe consequences and should avoid the water if they have scrapes.
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CeFaan Kim, 36, was left with "scrapes and bruises" after being shoved by the man, who allegedly got violent when cameras moved as to not capture him on the broadcast.
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Prime Minister Theresa May has reportedly told members of her cabinet that when she discovers mold on her jam she just scrapes it off and still eats the jam. Seriously.
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He is also quoted as saying the pontoons had neither visible holes nor obvious places where water could have filled them, just deep scrapes at the back ends of each.
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So far this year, my borrowed metal has miraculously escaped dings, scrapes, scratches, bangs, backing-up whoopsies, collisions, rear-endings, bent rims, scraped rims, blown tires, and intersection T-bones.
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To extract the honey from the hive, Escalante takes individual frames to a processing house nearby and scrapes off the wax, which is used for artisanal candles and other purposes.
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"No one was injured on either vessel and Benfold sustained minimal damage, including scrapes on its side, pending a full damage assessment," a statement from the U.S. Seventh Fleet said.
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For example, a lot of people think Liam's a mindless hooligan who runs around getting into scrapes, doing a lot of crystal meth and jumping out windows and attacking people.
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To date in Europe, there have been only three confirmed collisions between drones and aircraft, all involving single or two-seater planes, with damage limited to scrapes on the paintwork.
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Despite the revolution's achievements in social indicators like education, much of Cuba's population scrapes by on state wages, which at around $30 a month are a source of common grumbles.
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We have an out-of-state friend who lives on government assistance and barely scrapes by, so every month we put some money ($40) in an account he can access.
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While some videos show owners using the feature enthusiastically, other videos and testimonies on social media show the cars getting into scrapes, such as near-accidents and driving into foliage.
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Cuts and scrapes are common enough on Survivor, but there was fear of the infection leading to longterm damage if it wasn't properly addressed at an off-site medical facility.
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Inspired by the short and influential life of jazz soloist Bix Beiderbecke, the film starts with Rick Martin as an orphan who scrapes together enough money to buy a trumpet.
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"Sleeves are great when you don't need maximum protection, but simply an insulation against bumps and scrapes within a larger bag," says Matt Ham of LaptopMD and Computer Repair Doctor.
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Trendolizer — think TweetDeck but with lots of fancy graphs — scrapes data from social media and across the internet to surface hidden content that is on the cusp of going viral.
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Billionaires should not exist — at least not in their present numbers, with their current globe-swallowing power, garnering this level of adulation, while the rest of the economy scrapes by.
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In San Francisco, the private, Ford-owned van service Chariot has gotten into scrapes with local transit authorities because drivers idle in bus stops and in the middle of the street.
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"All we knew was that the boy had a whole bunch of scratches and scrapes from head to toe," Nathan Greeley, a Lieutenant with Ouachita's detective criminal investigation division, tells PEOPLE.
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In what appears to be the latest salvo in a new, wired form of protest, developer Sam Lavigne posted code that scrapes LinkedIn to find Immigration and Customs Enforcement employee accounts.
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Google's test vehicles have been involved in a number of bumps and scrapes prior to this, but in all these cases the company's data showed that other drivers were at fault.
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And according to Rissetto, moringa can even be applied to the skin as an astringent for cuts and scrapes, which is pretty cray (but a 2016 study suggests this could work).
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Once I had somewhat figured out the steering, I could zip between lanes and cars and sneak in plenty of left turns without worrying about scrapes, accidents, or angry New Yorkers.
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But many Democrats, already spooked by Trump's frequent scrapes against the guardrails of his office, are concerned about past writings by Barr that express strong support for almost unfettered executive power.
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The report followed the story of a 21-year-old man diagnosed with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder whose "untreated conditions have led to scrapes with the law," according to his father.
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He still had bruises and scrapes on his neck, arms and legs, and said his right arm, the one that received most of the blows from the bat, was still numb.
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At least 90 people have died since the demonstrations began in April, and the volunteer medics have found themselves treating a range of injuries, from major head wounds to minor scrapes.
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"We have seen some bacterial infections from cuts and scrapes" among those doing cleanup work, said David Howard, deputy director of public health in New Hanover County, where Wilmington is located.
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Hong Kong's wealth gap has widened to a historic high, with the richest household now earning about 44 times what the poorest family scrapes together, despite government efforts to alleviate poverty.
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The latest versions of Gorilla Glass, the imposingly titled composite material that the vast majority of modern smartphones use, seem to have grown softer and even more susceptible to nicks and scrapes.
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Attackers often will find a vulnerability in the website running a company's shopping cart and inject code that scrapes credit card data once it is entered into the form on the site.
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He says the injuries included contusions, dislocated shoulders and "a lot of bumps, bruises and scrapes" – and, most seriously, a fractured vertebrae, suffered by a male officer with University of Minnesota police.
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You don't need to risk the cuts and scrapes from making love to a soda can — now, you can safely make your fantasy a reality thanks to Fleshlight's textured "Mini-Lotus" canal.
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By the time we walked back through the forest, five hours had passed; scrapes from the nettles and a few bruises from a minor fall or two were evidence of the adventure.
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Since fibroblasts are found in tissues throughout the body, the researchers expect that cuts, scrapes, and potentially more serious injuries you suffer during nighttime would all be affected by slower healing times.
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Analysis by The Economist of data provided by PriceStats, a consultancy that scrapes prices from online retailers, suggests annualised inflation since the vote has been above the Bank of England's 2% target.
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Designed with caregivers, for caregivers, the Gillette TREO razor features a safety comb to avoid cuts and scrapes, and an ergonomic handle designed to be comfortable in-hand while shaving someone else.
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Police also observed damage to the bumper on the driver's side, white scrapes and scuffs on the rear bumper, and the passenger side rear taillight was not working, according to the documents.
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Doctors at Cooper University Hospital told Perez that he had Vibrio necrotizing fascitits, a rare bacterial skin infection that quickly kills skin tissue, and typically enters the body through cuts or scrapes.
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The Coleman All Purpose Mini First Aid Kit costs less than a fancy cup of coffee, but it can help you treat all sorts of minor scrapes, scratches, bug bites, and more.
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Four Thai Navy SEAL members have stayed with the group, including a Thai Army doctor who is also a SEAL, who was seen on a video clip treating their scrapes and cuts.
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Ms. Grigg, who has known Mr. DiCaprio since they first worked together on "Titanic," was daunted at first by the many cuts, scrapes, bruises and gashes, she said on a call from London.
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The problems that have plagued Google's own devices involved some self-inflicted hardware wounds, sure, but they were mere scrapes compared to what has been going on with Google's tablet software and ecosystem.
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The autopsy found no evidence the girl had been sexually assaulted and no apparent traumatic injuries apart from scrapes on her face and a bruise near her left eye, reports local station WRAL.
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Add in some of the finest voice performances ever on TV (including Judge himself as Hank) and you have a show that scrapes the surface of "normal" to reveal America's weird, beating heart.
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"There's always been someone trying to 'help out' whatever the most-unused emoji was at the time," said Matthew Rothenberg, who created Emojitracker, the site that scrapes Twitter's most- and least-used emoji.
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The steel structure, which nearly scrapes the ceiling, is a kind of spaceship (a common motif in her work), and it seems to come from the same future imagined by the water lilies.
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Minor injuries of scrapes and bruises and twisted ankles were reported as some floaters climbed over rocks to go ashore, Ms. Launderville said, noting that where they landed had no beaches or sand.
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Murad barely scrapes through in college, and as he sees during a stint as a driver for a rich family, the chasm that exists between the haves and the have-nots seems insurmountable.
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Before she launched Thinknum, which sells companies data that it scrapes from the web, Lopata said a lot of thought was put into where the startup would be best-suited to source data.
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But with the exception of a few minor scrapes in November and Warren's memorable eruption over Buttigieg's now-infamous wine cave fundraiser in December, Buttigieg had never faced a sustained barrage of attacks.
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Her bedraggled head nearly scrapes the ceiling of the Bushwick Starr in Brooklyn, where Jason Craig's play opened on Thursday night, and her scrawny torso is attached to a Brobdingnagian skirt that defies circumnavigation.
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The L.A. Times deleted its automated tweet as well as the automatically published article and explained what happened in a subsequent tweet:The newspaper's algorithm, called Quakebot, scrapes data from the US Geological Survey's website.
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Eating breakfast, she scrapes crumbs, slurps tea, and is altogether too loud, too present, for Reynolds who, when he is focused on his work, prefers his women to be stultifyingly seen and not heard.
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And this episode, in particular, scrapes away any eroticism on the surface, revealing all the tangled roots beneath: The families, the orphans, the killers and the cops — all are casualties of this Cold War.
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It was a natural job for him, since from childhood he had been taught to notice bear-scrapes on bark, deer prints in mud, the habits of waterfowl and the distant suggestions of dust.
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When the carrots reach the level of charred-ness that he's looking for, he takes them off the grill and gently scrapes some, but not all, of the black skins off with his knife.
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" She went on to describe scenes of fans clambering on traffic lights and on cars, saying the pub had resembled a hospital emergency room with "people coming in with bumps and scrapes and nosebleeds.
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Though theirs is not the first system that attempts to gauge customers' emotions, Fernandez and Krishnan argue that Simple Emotion's algorithm is the most accurate because it scrapes data directly from the source: voice.
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On Friday afternoon, less than an hour after her family announced a $50,000 reward for information, rescuers found Ms. Eller with a broken leg, sunburns and scrapes, and a torn meniscus in her knee.
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Brazilian judges, who can easily make about $43,000 a year, have been especially outspoken in demanding raises in a country where roughly half the population scrapes by on a minimum wage of about $4,000.
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The goal of the campaign is to help educate parents about the proper way to manage kids' inevitable minor cuts, scrapes, and to help prevent infection, while also debunking some common first-aid care myths.
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Despite flip studio asides that initially suggested a lackadaisical recording atmosphere — idle studio chatter, scrapes of errant guitar effects — the effort was the band's most melodically tight album since "A Ghost Is Born" in 2004.
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Researchers made the finding by studying more than 800 Inca skulls found in Peru that had undergone trepanation — a practice in which a surgeon cuts, scrapes or drills a hole in a person&aposs head.
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Also, the rock in which the [dinosaur] scrapes are preserved is quite barren in terms of other signs of life: There are very few root traces preserved, and no invertebrate burrows in the scrape layer.
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This type of rate hike scrapes the surface of problems that have arisen from private water systems who do not have to operate with the accountability measures to which public systems are bound by law.
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But when I actually think about that game, one of the first things that I recall is the eerie chimes and creaky tempo of a hammered dulcimer, and long fading scrapes of strings and cymbals.
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At about 103pm on a Sunday afternoon, halfway through one of his biannual 10 hour minimal odysseys, Villalobos scrapes the record he's playing to a halt, refusing to acknowledge the strangeness of what he's done.
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It features 10 mixing speeds that allow them to make a variety of recipes, a beater that scrapes both the sides and middle of the bowl, and most obviously, a vintage-style, textured ceramic bowl.
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But a low-30s-win team that possesses a 31-year-old star with creaky knees is a bit like a poor man who scrapes for food even as he owns a beautiful old Porsche.
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"One of the reasons why Prince Harry is so popular is when he was young he was something of a wild child, he got himself into a number of scrapes," said royal historian Hugo Vickers.
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Let's just say that after a weekend spent fishing and hunting, my hands, lips, and sundry scrapes and burns are healed up just in time to go do it all over again on Friday night.
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So there I was, crunching on some popcorn, watching Good Boys, chuckling and sometimes wincing at the adventures of three 12-year-old boys, who were getting into scrapes as only 12-year-olds do.
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Relatively minor ailments — scrapes, for example, or bacterial infections picked up from contaminated water — could become a problem for the boys because their immune systems may have been compromised during their ordeal, medical specialists said.
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The mining process scrapes away trees and vegetation across huge tracts of land, leaving a path of destruction captured in aerial images, while a different production method using steam consumes huge amounts of natural gas.
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Such a complex set of scrapes calls for a mix of stabilization and antibiotics — as well as a muzzle, often necessary when animals are in pain and want to protect their limbs, Dr. Golas said.
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Little is known about the technology that powers Clearview's own algorithms and accuracy beyond that the company scrapes public images from many online sources, aggregates that data and allows users to search it for matches.
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Kat and Sandy meet cute, have blazing sex (back in Chicago, she is married to a "froglike" food critic) and get into ridiculous scrapes involving tough guys and handguns and shallow graves out in the woods.
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An update to the WG-M1, the new camera is 40 percent lighter and smaller than its predecessor while also being pretty tough—it'll withstand freezing temperatures, knocks and scrapes, and is waterproof to 65 feet.
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He'd come back with bumps and scrapes and bruises and a big smile on his face because he'd traversed some impossible mountain scape and came down the other side of the mountain on like a zipline.
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While the federal government scrapes together the cash to hire the 83,000 new TSA workers needed to get the airline industry through the summer travel season, airports are telling passengers to suck it up and wait.
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By seeming so mean and ungracious or coarsened by physical hurt, she scrapes against the grain of the movie's decorum, and asks, What kind of soul did you expect, at the root of poems like these?
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Effectively, what you get is an anti-inflammatory (frankincense, eucalyptus, thyme), anti-fungal (clove, geranium, eucalyptus), anti-bacterial (tea tree, geranium, eucalyptus) salve that works on everything from arthritis and scrapes to eczema and cold sores.
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When Ms. Stone plays Arlie, the Gold Coast con artist, she also has to play moments in which Annie scrapes through Arlie's brilliantined exterior and then other moments in which the two characters seem to merge.
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Although popular trading app Robinhood does not publicize its users' holding, Robintrack — an unofficial tool that scrapes data from Robinhood — ranks Virgin Galactic as by far the stock with the biggest increase in holdings among users.
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There are no official statistics available on injuries from standing electric scooters, but Torbati estimates that his hospital has seen more than a hundred such injuries this year, ranging from minor scrapes to life-threatening traumas.
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Still, Jen allegedly suffered gnarly bruises and scrapes from the fight with Ronnie and there are photos of the injuries ... along with a neighbor's surveillance video of her appearing to try to hide, and clearly looking scared.
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News: the split lips, the scrapes, the bloody noses—that beautiful red a Hansel and Gretel crumb trail from the boys' bedroom to theirs, Wesley screaming, his face pressed into her nightshirt till they were both covered.
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According to the Toledo Blade , which first reported on the incident, the yacht had "several large scratches and scrapes" from hitting a dock – resulting in what the captain estimated to be between $5,000 to $10,000 in damage.
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During the second-floor renovation, Mr. Valo also intentionally left marks — in this case the work-related floor scuffs and scrapes of Mr. Sarpaneva, who designed several household items that are now associated with classic Finnish design.
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I explained that like so many schools and parks around the country, her school had used recycled rubber tires for a playground surface, a move that dramatically reduces scrapes and breaks when kids inevitably fall while playing.
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That's why I keep SallyeAnder's Rescue Me intensive care balm on my office desk, which I use to heal everything from chapped lips to dry hands, as well as all kinds of burns, scrapes, sores, and more.
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Having been thoroughly dressed down by Negan, Simon scrapes up a bit of his masculinity by belittling Jadis and her Scavengers, going so far as to shoot her followers one by one, right in front of her.
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With most of the attacks of the night focused on Bloomberg, and a lot of the attention directed toward the ongoing feud between Klobuchar and Buttigieg, Sanders managed to come out of the debate with few scrapes.
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He scrapes ink from magazines and uses fruit peels to make paintings, and he learns the prison recipe for a toasted cheese sandwich: wrapped in a plastic bag and baked overnight between the bars of a radiator.
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" • "The Chinese government's restrictions on taking money out of the country and its alarming detentions of foreigners — often in parallel with geopolitical scrapes — have tested the appeal of holding money embossed with the image of Chairman Mao.
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The Chinese government's restrictions on taking money out of the country and its alarming detentions of foreigners — often in parallel with geopolitical scrapes — have tested the appeal of holding money embossed with the image of Chairman Mao.
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Poopdick's sorry brethren include a condom with its hands cut off, a grotesque chimera with five heads and 14 eyes, and a skull with so many scrapes and dents it looks almost happy to be no longer living.
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When she decides that the background is sufficiently developed, she scrapes out the cement and, using the smallest sable brush, fills the little holes with white paint mixed with cerulean blue, or sometimes raw umber or yellow ochre.
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Like many a young creative attempting to make it in New York, Jessica scrapes by, gets told "no" all the time (she has a wall of rejection letters), and comes from a family that finds her aspirations confounding.
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According to the website Inside Airbnb, which scrapes data from the platform, 60.3 percent of listings in Sydney are for the whole home and 28.5 percent of listings are posted by hosts that have more than one listing.
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On one end is a steel spike that scrapes the ground like the stylus on a record player, reading its imperfections, producing a continuous haunting sound that is played out of a large speaker on the other end.
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Those who are on a budget will love theColeman All Purpose Mini First Aid Kitcosts less than a fancy cup of coffee, but it can help you treat all sorts of minor scrapes, scratches, bug bites, and more.
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After his brief fling in the city, the wallaby is now resting up and waiting for a few minor scrapes to heal at a nearby wildlife hospital before he is sent back to his home in the countryside.
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She was well known for her "contempt for conventionally 'good' children" and reserved her admiration for high-spirited children — and grown-ups — whose intensity and well-meaning inspirations landed them in fascinating scrapes and eventful brushes with history.
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Over a period of years and a nearly endless series of scrapes — falling off roofs, dyeing her hair green, accidentally intoxicating her best friend — Anne transforms the hearts of everyone around her while making a home for herself.
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The smaller, younger ones can usually walk away from the match with little more than a few scrapes and bruises, but the heavyweights are sometimes killers and it's pretty common to see a bull not survive its match.
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For ordinary scrapes a normal bandage (or plaster, for our friends across the pond) is probably still more than sufficient — this is for people whose healing processes are inhibited, or for whom frequent dressing changes are impossible or inconvenient.
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Parrish, who was treated at the scene for minor scrapes and scratches and dehydration, was taken to the hospital for examination and is currently alert and smiling, Jimmy Williams of the New Waverly Fire Department told the news outlet.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - On debut day for Olympic boxing, fighters said they were happy to be competing at the first Games since 1980 without protective headgear, welcoming better peripheral vision even if it means more cuts and scrapes.
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If a customer who visited the ER was ultimately diagnosed with one of many "non-emergent" conditions or symptoms the policy has singled out—such as nausea, pinkeye, or even cuts and scrapes—the insurer would consider denying coverage.
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Holden spends a lot of time looking for a good cup of coffee—we learn that phosphorus, which he scrapes from a match, is the key to neutralizing the acidity of the shitty space coffee he has been drinking.
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Espinoza lost his job in April and now scrapes a living selling barbecued steak and local "choripan" sausage sandwiches beside the road in the suburban area of Jose Leon Suarez, part of a densely populated ring around the capital.
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The popular Edison email app, which is in the top 100 productivity apps on the Apple app store, scrapes users' email inboxes and sells products based off that information to clients in the finance, travel, and e-Commerce sectors.
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Sharp object in hand, a man scrapes and scratches the hood of a shiny black Jaguar—a symbol of British luxury manufacturing prowess since 1945—and leaves behind a rough rendition of Vincent van Gogh's iconic masterpiece, Starry Night.
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The rubbing alcohol you have in your bathroom for cuts and scrapes might seem like a good alternative, but if you are already near a sink, the best choice is to wash your hands with soap and hot water.
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The change has relieved top equestrians who say their horses are highly cosseted — many are worth millions and like professional athletes they are under the constant care of dietitians, massage therapists, acupuncturists and grooms — and any scrapes are incidental.
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We broke the story ... Jen allegedly suffered gnarly bruises and scrapes from the latest fight with Ronnie and there are photos of the injuries, but he denies inflicting them and tells a different story of how she got hurt.
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The company hopes to gain the deepest possible understanding of what causes near-misses, scrapes and accidents at every level, and to deliver insights back to cities that can help them tweak traffic and even street design to eliminate fatal accidents.
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After an Ars Technica report that Facebook surreptitiously scrapes call and text message data from Android phones and has done so for years, the scandal-burdened company has responded that it only collects that information from users who have given permission.
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Even if the government scrapes through, Turnbull will likely face an even more hostile upper house Senate, leaving his election agenda that includes cuts to healthcare and a A$50 billion corporate tax break over 10 years further in doubt.
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Brooke Adkins, who suffered cuts and scrapes to her foot and hands, told Tallahassee police that her driver answered only "no" when she asked to be let out multiple times during what she described as a weird and terrifying ride.
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The 21-year-old, who has had a number of scrapes with tennis authorities over his behavior in the past, also clashed with spectators before being booed off the court and was subsequently fined $16,500 by the ATP for his behavior.
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The young girl, who has not been named publicly because she is a minor but has been identified as a sixth-grader at the school, reportedly suffered a "mild concussion and scrapes and bruises," according to Farmington Police Chief Steve Hebbe.
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Veterinarians at Michigan…Read more ReadThe team expects that these dressings could be used not just for nasty cuts and scrapes, but more difficult-to-treat skin injuries like ulcers, and the design could be modified for other medical purposes.
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The result is tactical short-termism from a prime minister otherwise capable of being long-termist—but endowed with the wit and charm to extricate himself from the ensuing scrapes and to keep the show, albeit chaotically, on the road.
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The clip, which was debuted during a fan event this evening hosted by Adam Savage, shows Chris Pine's James T. Kirk getting into scrapes after the Enterprise is ripped open by a torrent of alien vehicles and the crew abandons ship.
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The details: The probe focuses on Google's handling of consumer data, "alleged manipulation of search results to preference websites owned by Google and to demote websites that compete with Google," and allegations that the company "unlawfully scrapes content" from its competitors.
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As Bitcoin Scrapes $10,000, an Investment Boom Like No OtherAmazon, in Hunt for Lower Prices, Recruits Indian MerchantsFacebook Founder's Favor Comes With Complications Already, roughly 100,000 people have attended a Meetup gathering at a WeWork location, according to the companies.
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That case, brought by human resources company hiQ Labs, hinged on the data having been made publicly available by LinkedIn users; LinkedIn's terms and conditions prohibit using software that "scrapes, modifies the appearance of, or automates activity" on the website.
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"To be good, you've got to be comfortable challenging your body and taking whatever bumps, bruises and scrapes come with it," says Gabe Nunez, the co-founder and chief executive of Tempest Freerunning, who spent years competing with Ms. Romberg.
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The young human brain "expects" the child to engage in thousands of hours of play, including thousands of falls, scrapes, conflicts, insults, alliances, betrayals, status competitions, and even (within limits) acts of exclusion, in order to develop its full capacities.
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" He sent a second letter on Tuesday, noting that the company is unique from other facial recognition firms because "it scrapes billions of photos from social media sites rather than using relatively limited sets of photos from existing government databases.
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He has the soul of an artist, as demonstrated in his violin playing: He is prepared to please Watson by knocking off some Mendelssohn or Wagner, but when left to himself, he "scrapes carelessly" at the fiddle thrown across his knee.
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Hays's denial of her insight and agency is a fault the show acknowledges — he wouldn't have missed the ransom note clue if he'd bothered to read her book — but their scrapes have the effect of marginalizing her in the story, too.
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That's how he's built a sort of church that, from an economic standpoint, barely scrapes by, but thrives on the philosophy of voluntary simplicity and minimalism, pushed to an extreme in order to create a special connection with its ravers.
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The result was partly a musical, partly a sit-down chat, and partly an outdoor performance set on an island that has been largely out of the news while it scrapes its way back from the devastation of Hurricane Maria.
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She allegedly had two black eyes, bruises and swelling on her head, neck, face and the rest of her body, as well as broken blood vessels in her eyes, abrasions and scrapes on her legs, feet, knees and more, the affidavit states.
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And it also goes even more vertical than the first generation of platformers, with some parkour-style bounds off the sides of walls that help Mario advance to the next level, grab some elusive coinage and get out of some pretty tight scrapes.
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The first half of the movie scrapes rock bottom when Captain America and the Falcon are wearing baseball hats and sunglasses in a coffee place, and they just look like how movie stars dress when they don't want to be recognized in public.
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Oscar Hijuelos's "The Mambo Kings Play Songs of Love" is a passionate immigration story, recalling the triumphs and scrapes of a Cuban musician making his way in America — and surely contains more oral sex per page than any other Pulitzer Prize-winning novel.
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Remove the technology from the equation and ask yourself how often you have clicked a pen, fidgeted with scrapes of paper, doodled, read a newspaper or magazine, or daydreamed before the arrival of cellphones, and suddenly those numbers are not quite as ominous.
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The case comes with sensors that can detect when the phone is in free-fall, which prompts the release of four springs that cause the phone to bounce when it hits the ground — dampening the impact, and hopefully preventing any scrapes or cracks.
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Facebook auto-generates videos celebrating extremist images Here's a big yikes, and something to think about whenever Facebook congratulates itself for the work its automated systems are doing: Another Facebook auto-generation function gone awry scrapes employment information from user's pages to create business pages.
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But while increased speed, usability, and transparency are all welcome, the most intriguing upgrade to Uber's app isn't how much faster it loads, the way it learns from your routines, or how it scrapes your calendar for the address of your meeting across town.
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I hadn't broken any bones and my friends were stopping by at all hours of the day and being wonderful, making me pasta and avocado toast and lying next to me even though my sheets were stained with blood from the scrapes on my body.
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Using empty water bottles to encase wires he shouldn't touch and as neighbors watch from the ground, Reyes cuts, scrapes and ties off wires with bold confidence -- surprising since he had only a one-day crash course in power restoration from a retired power worker.
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"We don't know when we've exhausted the possibilities of urban crime decline, and we won't know unless and until New York scrapes bottom," said Mr. Zimring, who analyzed the first 266 years of New York's historic crime reduction and expounded on it in a book.
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She suffered a few scrapes and bruises, but still got checked out in the ER. Jess is handling it like a champ, saying ... "If you're gonna get hit in the face with a drone better at least be able to watch it and die laughing."
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"We're seeing five to six minor injuries a week, almost one a day -- hand and arm fractures, broken bones and facial injuries, such as scrapes and bumps and fractures," said Dr. Oscar Guillamondegui, trauma ICU medical director at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville.
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The latest drama is a reminder that from the start of his political career, allegations of corruption and influence trading have clung to the President -- in previous scrapes from the one that might cause him to be only the third US President to be formally impeached.
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The next time I saw my mother, which was either that night or the next morning, she was limping like she might need a bionic knee, painted with scrapes and bruises, and had a raw gash beneath her eye that should've been stitched but never was.
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It may look like a Dalek redesigned by Jony Ive, but in its duties as a security guard on-the-cheap it has ended up in all sorts of weird scrapes: knocking over kids, getting beaten up by drunks, and, yes, committing suicide in a public fountain.
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His Italian asylum request was rejected, like more than 220,21 others last year, and he scrapes a living hawking towels on the beach in summer and umbrellas or sunglasses in winter on the streets of nearby Massa, backed by mountains streaked with white from ancient marble quarries.
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But in the space of a single evening's play, starting from the very first seconds of the game, Nier: Automata throws shocks and scrapes, questions and conflicts into the mix that many games of its class keep held back for hour 10, hour 15, hour 35.
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If the 60-year-old conservative German defense minister scrapes through with a slim majority she could face a shaky start to her five-year term, especially if she has to rely on the far right and nationalists from eastern Europe to get her across the line.
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It's refreshing in a female coming-of-age film to see bruises and scrapes not as signs of abuse but as just another part of being a skater, accents to piercings and button pins, a kind of mundane toughness of which women have always been capable.
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He turned down a supporting part in Terms of Endearment that later won Jack Nicholson an Oscar, and he also turned down the lead role in Die Hard, which made Bruce Willis the heir apparent to Reynolds's "regular guy who gets out of crazy scrapes" screen persona.
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In the months since the movement began, teachers have walked out in deep-red states and purple states; in states with booming economies and ones that are struggling; in states where school funding scrapes the bottom, and others where the numbers are closer to the national average.
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His own home has been flooded, and his family is safe, but he's concerned for the residents who stayed behind and the ones who will rush in to clean up and in doing so will get the usual cuts and scrapes and get exposed to this water.
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Angels RH Jesse Chavez (1-21, 236) Griffin had a season debut to forget on Friday against Oakland, allowing four runs in 222 22014/22 innings before leaving with scrapes on his pitching hand and knees after sliding to back up an overthrow from right field.
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Brooke Adkins, who suffered cuts and scrapes to her foot and hands, told Tallahassee Police on Wednesday that her Uber driver refused to stop the car, answering only "no" when she asked to be let out multiple times in what she described to as a weird and terrifying ride.
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Casserole dishImage: EtsyThis "etched" dish—the point of which, I can only assume, is a grand reveal in which the chef scrapes away the last of his or her casserole and shouts, "Bow down to me, for I got this recipe from Pinterest"—was favorited by 457 people.
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Sanchez drawls like a Tennessee country outlaw, her guitar scrapes the floor with a languid but jittery riff, Ellie English's drum's thud in and out behind her, and Irita Pai holds it all together with a bassline that bounces in the verses and stretches out in the chorus.
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As the father of three young children whose only experience with blood, thank God, is from scrapes, cuts and Halloween, I sure hope we Americans — both ordinary citizens and Washington legislators alike — can jettison the rhetoric, focus on expert analytics and get serious about the twin problems at hand.
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Many point to the absence of federal regulation by the Food and Drug Administration, which introduced guidelines for regulating alcohol such as ABV requirements, as leading to confusion, as each state scrapes together laws that would keep them safe from litigation, but are ultimately ineffective as informing consumers.
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That it has been involved in so many dramatic, last-minute scrapes, victories snatched from the jaws of defeat, is because it is only in chaos — when the natural order of things has broken down — that Liverpool, against more illustrious, more accomplished opponents, has been able to thrive.
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As a flamboyant veteran of Washington and New York City politics, the campaign strategist Roger J. Stone Jr. has been in any number of knock-'em-down scrapes over the years, reaching back four decades to his early days as a self-described "dirty trickster" in the Nixon administration.
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" Although Shearer experienced routine scrapes with the law, paying fines and serving short stints in jail, Johnson notes in the book that her successful business allowed her "to buy a house for her two sons and ride around town in a black tasseled carriage with Belgian lace curtains.
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With the result of 13 seats still in doubt, political pundits were predicting one of two main scenarios: the coalition scrapes across the line by picking up nine or more of the undecided seats, or it fails to reach 76 and has a hung parliament where neither side holds power.
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His latest scrapes are also likely to spur further conversation about whether he has a political weak spot in dealing with outspoken and powerful women -- given that his debate clash with businesswoman and former presidential candidate Carly Fiorina was one of the shakiest moments of an otherwise wildly successful primary campaign.
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Clinton's campaign got creative: It released a new television ad, three new digital ads — including a reissue of the famous "Confessions of a Republican" ad used in the 1964 election, and, perhaps most successfully, a "Trump Yourself" web application that scrapes a user's Facebook page to create personal Trump insults.
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After Wodehouse's death in 1975, Jeeves and Wooster's exploits more or less ended on paper — though not on the small screen, where multiple productions of their high-toned scrapes and highjinks have aired, most memorably, though not most recently, by Stephen Fry (as the valet) and Hugh Laurie (as his master).
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And WGBH, the PBS station in Boston, is using National Science Foundation money to help develop a program for 153- to 5-year-olds in which four cartoon monkeys get into scrapes and then "get out of the messes by applying computational thinking," said Marisa Wolsky, executive producer of children's media.
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"Willa & Hesper" does contain some gems of observational writing, particularly when it comes to Hesper and her older sister, Ada, who lovingly scrapes the fleshy inside of Hesper's cheek with her fingernail when she's sad, one of those strange sibling rituals that inexplicably confirm you're not alone in the world.
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Chalk up those scrapes and bruises to bad luck, or to the rent paid for catching―Sawchik noted that the Pirates were more willing to take the plunge because "Cervelli did not have a chronic injury while with the Yankees"―it doesn't matter, because the reality is both could come into play again.
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The incident haunts Collin and — along with a few close scrapes and painful realizations — kicks off a few days that will change not just Collin's life but the landscape of Collin and Miles's friendship too, as their own long-ignored blind spots begin to surface and threaten to tear apart their relationship.
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Click here to get breaking crime news, ongoing trial coverage and details of intriguing unsolved cases in the True Crime Newsletter After striking the man, Karia allegedly kept driving and ended up dragging the man "a significant distance," leaving him with numerous scrapes and several broken bones, police said in their statement.
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Across a trio of records for Brooklyn label Sacred Bones—2013's Abandon, 2014's Bestial Burden, and Contact, released on March 31—she's used scrapes of static to confront the existential anxieties that linger in the background behind our day-to-day concerns, the questions that keep her up at night.
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Because the episode is so propulsive, so full of scrapes that Elliot and Darlene have to get out of (to say nothing of other silent adventures involving the show's ensemble cast), it took me about 15 minutes to realize that there wasn't actually any dialogue, I was so invested in the story.
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A spreadsheet containing data from Rakuten's Slice, an app that scrapes a user's inbox so they can better track packages or get their money back once a product goes down in price, contains the item that an app user bought from a specific brand, what they paid, and an unique identification code for each buyer.
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The Saturday Profile PHNOM PENH, Cambodia — Ouch Leng, an environmental activist who operates undercover to fight illegal logging, has had some close scrapes in what is by all accounts a hazardous line of work — 19803 Cambodian land and environmental defenders were killed between 21980 and 21997, the London-based advocacy group Global Witness has reported.
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Though I wasn't a runaway bride and had no iconic haircut, I immediately liked Rachel Green (played by Jennifer Aniston), who, for all her prissiness, often found herself in the kind of scrapes I could relate to: foot-in-mouth miscommunications, imbalances between expectations and reality, and disliking things before she got to know them.
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Lauren Luke In 2012, UK beauty guru Lauren Luke – also known as Panacea81 – partnered with the anti-domestic violence foundation Refuge as part of their "Don't Cover It Up" campaign to encourage women in abusive relationships to seek help by making a YouTube PSA in which she "taught" her viewers how to cover up black eyes, bruises and scrapes.
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Attempt to bring home a heavy load of groceries in a tote, and if you're short like I am, you'll find—when you hold its straps in your hand and not on your shoulder—that most totes weren't designed for those of us with short legs because the bag's canvas bottom scrapes against the poo-covered streets.
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The crates in the photo below, the company claims, are breeding crates, which offer similar confinement to gestation crates: Being forced to live in such tight quarters tends to leave pigs with scrapes and lesions, which can become infected, resulting in cysts and abscesses like these on the hind leg of a sow: Pigs typically revolt against this system.
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The string of encounters reveals a more complex view of Zimmerman than we got during a trial that seemed to focus much more on Martin's behavior than his: Some people who feel Zimmerman should have been convicted for Martin's death might look upon these these legal scrapes with satisfaction, as proof of his capacity to commit a terrible crime.
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And if you needed proof that the screen is glass, here's what the glass looks like after Nelson scrapes it: Both Nelson's and iFixit's teardown videos show that the Galaxy Z Flip is a pretty impressive piece of engineering — but they also show that the phone has some flaws that could lead to durability issues at some point.
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TENNIS-AUSOPEN-FEDERER/ Reprising Houdini act, Federer scrapes through against Sandgren MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Roger Federer performed his second Houdini act of this year's Australian Open on Tuesday, saving seven match points en route to a nerve-wracking 6-3 2-293 2-6 7-6(8) 6-3 comeback victory over American world number 100 Tennys Sandgren.
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Under questioning by a lawyer for GM, Mike Brock of Kirkland & Ellis, plaintiff Dionne Spain told jurors in Manhattan federal court that she had previously described the damage to her 2007 Saturn Sky as "just scrapes," and had told a police officer at the time of the crash that she and another passenger, co-plaintiff Lawrence Barthelemy, were "fine" and not seriously injured.
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The horn section will chime in for a legato chorus, then snap shut for the harpsichord; the harpsichord ends and a distorted bass scrapes into the bottom of the mix; now here's a contorted, syncopated funk breakdown; tear it down, fall into a ballad; let that decay and open into a Tom & Jerry-style cartoon track, uncanny woodwind and strings for a silent cartoon.
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Mar 023 HEALTH-CHINA/AUSTRIA Austria's interior, health ministers hold news conference on corona developments 202 Mar 200:220 ET / 11:30 GMT HEALTH-CORONAVIRUS/COLOMBIA-VENEZUELA Colombia coronavirus measures stoke fear among Venezuelan migrants Maricarmel Luho lovingly cradles her three-month-old baby as passerby on a busy Bogota street brush past the spot where her young family scrapes by begging and selling candy.
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In the face of a seemingly endless string of legal scrapes and existential crises—impeachment, a special counsel investigation, a potentially mortifying presidential election looming over it all—he has responded with his signature mix of rage and panic, spraying Twitter with cries of "fake news" and blaming his woes on enemies, real or imagined, in the Democratic Party, in the deep state, even in Fox News.
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I typically recommend it to people who love "Six Feet Under" — it does not lack for grief narratives or poetic pauses — but if you like sibling conflict, family secrets, growing pains, teenagers getting into scrapes where not all the adults agree on the best course of action, and characters who each remember childhood a little differently for good reasons but in ways that deeply affect their adult perspectives, this is your jam.
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The mere thought of AnB writing a song that scrapes twelve minutes would've seemed laughable only a few short years ago, and yet prolific producer, Pig Destroyer axe-slinger, and bonafide government man in black, Scott Hull—who handles the lion's share of the songwriting for AnB—seems perfectly comfortable dredging up swampy sludge riffs and lumbering melodies, while Kat seems right at home roaring atop the shuddering doom she used to peddle in her past band, Salome.
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On "Gods in the Details," he nails a particularly 1993-esque blend of tough talk and moralism: It hit me once we caught the robbery in the building lobbyFought the good inside me, product of a foul societyCut ties with some guys for spiritual sobrietyI keep it peace, but always keep a piece beside me THE VERY LAST DAY Parker Millsap scrapes up his guitar strings like they've done him wrong — hits them hard and draws a big, broad, melancholy sound out of them.
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However, I did buy a case — for the first time in a decade of iPhone ownership — due to the risk of front and back glass breakage and the higher repair costs introduced with the iPhone X. It only cost $25 to buy and ship the Caudabe Veil XT case over from the US. It's far from the most protective case available (the top glass is still exposed) but it's a good compromise for my needs: it adds a modicum of protection from bumps, drops, and scrapes without obscuring the beauty of the device or interfering with the side-swipe gestures.
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