Then he sews up the mouth to make sure nothing moves out of place.
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He brings along a suspicious looking doctor who "sews up" the girl as Ajji looks on with an increasing sense of helplessness and anger.
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He was filling a very specific role, filled once every four years by someone like him: a stern conservative with the faith and the manner of a pastor, who sews up the support of the most devout members of the Republican movement.
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When the Marquis de Sade's Eugénie sews up her mother's vagina after watching her be raped by a man with syphilis (Philosophy in the Bedroom, 523), he is offering an example of what Gilles Deleuze calls, in 1967, 'an astonishing development of the demonstrative use of language.
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If Notre Dame sews up its final four games, there will probably be a similar situation: With wins over Michigan in the season's first game, and, presumably, No. 19 Syracuse (6-2), which it plays next month, the Fighting Irish, who are independent in football, would probably be shoo-ins.
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A miracle occurs where the saint, Guru Gorakhnath, arrives and sews up Puran's hands and keeps him as his disciple. Gorakhnath tests Puran's ascetism by sending him to an Amazonian style Kingdom. The Queen, Rani Sundara, falls in love with Puran. After Puran has left his father's kingdom, the Senapati attacks and has King Silwan deposed.
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The Mater Larum may have been offered cult with her Lares during the festival of Larentalia as she was, according to Macrobius (floruit 395 - 423 AD),Macrobius, Saturnalia I, 7, 35. during Compitalia. OvidOvid, Fasti. poetically interprets what may be a variant of her rites at the fringes of the Feralia: an old woman squats among a circle of younger women and sews up a fish-head.
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Delaney is a college junior who was prescribed Adderall. She describes it as "Rx gold" that "sews up" your life. Her standpoint is that she needs it to hold her life together, she claims that other people had tutors in high school to prepare for the standardized tests, and her parents couldn't afford tutors so she resorted to Adderall. She says she uses it to give her a leg up in comparison to other students.
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In 2004 it had about $13 million in U.S. online sales, which was 50% higher than its sales in 2003. YesStyle, its sister website In 2006, it expanded into Asian fashion apparel products sourced from Korea, Japan, China, Taiwan, and Hong Kong by opening fashion e-commerce retail website, YesStyle. The new division achieved 800,000 visits and sales of $512,000 in its first six months.YesStyle.com sews up more than $512,000 in sales for first six months, Internet Retailer, 28 March 2007.
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Young larvae mine the leaf, ejecting a little heap of excrement at an open end of the mine. The larva then emerges and feeds externally under a little shelter formed of a partially cut circle of leaf and excrement. Eventually, it wanders to the long pointed tip of the leaf which it sews up with about five strong strands of silk, and it lives in the tunnel thus formed under a stout web and emerges from this to feed on the cuticle.Exotic Microlep.
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Eugénie refuses to leave and Madame de Mistival is soon stripped, beaten, whipped and raped, her daughter taking an active part in this brutality and even declaring her wish to kill her mother. Dolmancé eventually calls in for a servant who has syphilis to rape Eugénie's mother. Eugénie sews up her vagina and Dolmancé her anus to keep the polluted seed inside and she is then sent home in tears, knowing her daughter has been lost to the corrupt, libertine mentality of Dolmancé and his accomplices.
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Individuals seeking their aid did so away from the public gaze, during the hours of darkness. Burial grounds and isolated crossroads were among the likely portals.Scheid, in Rüpke (ed), 263. The barrier between private religious practices and "magic" is permeable, and Ovid gives a vivid account of rites at the fringes of the public Feralia festival that are indistinguishable from magic: an old woman squats among a circle of younger women, sews up a fish-head, smears it with pitch, then pierces and roasts it to "bind hostile tongues to silence".
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Later, Paddy tells Aaron that Robert tried to kill him which leads to Aaron booking a cabin for him and Robert to try and trick him into confessing about Paddy and Katie on tape. However his plan doesn't work and Robert is soon holding a bound and gagged Aaron at gunpoint after knocking him unconscious with a glass vase. Robert struggles to kill Aaron, and as he's about to pull the trigger, Paddy bursts into the cabin and Robert shoots him in the arm. Robert sews up Paddy's arm after being convinced to do so by both Aaron and Paddy.
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The album got nominated for the Year Award of Latvia's Records as the best rock album. The song '’ Lietus sašuj'’ (The Rain Sews Up) from this album was nominated as the best rock song. Another song '’Vējā'’ (In the Wind) from this same album became very popular, too. In the beginning of 2004 F.Ķiģelis returned with the song '’Bezmiegs'’ (Insomnia), which reached high positions in the charts of Latvia's radio stadions also holding the No.1 for 4 weeks in Latvia's Music Chart. F. Ķiģelis' second solo album '’Samts'’ (Velvet) was released in Oncober 2004. The song '’Tev ir viss, ko es vēlos'’ (You Have Got Everything I Wish For) also reached No1 in Latvia's Music Chart.
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But tonight's two-part finale sews up those dangling threads rather seamlessly and presents a new and, dare I say, optimistic vision for the future of this city." Vinnie Mancuso of Collider wrote, "Gothams two-part Season 3 finale took the series' most significant step forward, even offering up a proto-Dark Knight, in an effort to merge who these characters are with the figures they become. Like all great Batman stories, it did so by circling back to my original question, and attempting to show the true face of Gotham City itself." Lisa Babick of TV Fanatic gave the series a perfect 5 star rating out of 5, writing "Gotham finished off its third season with a two-hour finale that was mind-blowing in every way possible.
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The latter festival name is otherwise unattested but Wiseman observes possible connections between the Lemuria rites and Remus' role in Rome's foundation legends. While the benevolent Lar is connected to place, boundary and good order, the Lemur is fearsomely chthonic - transgressive, vagrant and destructive; its rites suggest individual and collective reparation for neglect of due honours, and for possible blood-guilt; or in the case of Romulus, fratricide. For Ovid's Fasti II, 571 ff (Latin text) see the latinlibrary.com Taylor, 301: citing "Mania" in Varro, Lingua Latina, 9, 61; "Larunda" in Arnobius, 3, 41; "Lara" in Ovid, Fasti II, 571 ff: Macrobius, Saturnalia, 1, 7, 34-35; Festus, p115 L. Household lararium in Pompeii Ovid's poetic myth appears to draw on remnants of ancient rites to the Mater Larum, surviving as folk-cult among women at the fringes of the Feralia: an old woman sews up a fish-head, smears it with pitch then pierces and roasts it to bind hostile tongues to silence: she thus invokes Dea Tacita.
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