Chronic excessive intake of fluoride can lead to discoloration of teeth and skeletal fluorosis, a condition that results in extreme joint and skeletal pain.
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Skeletal communications staff But the campaign's skeletal communications staff is still struggling to drive a daily message or even control the candidate's insatiable appetite for media attention.
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It's covered by a full skeletal shield and fake brains.
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That's because skeletal muscle cells fuse together into long strands.
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One advance is the skeletal structure of the robot's wings.
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For example, some genes control both cardiovascular and skeletal development.
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Malaria also doesn't cause easily identified changes in skeletal remains.
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All she charges for skeletal remains is $10 for shipping.
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Remains that are recovered are often only skeletal or partial.
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They have cast teeth and skeletal eye and nose sockets.
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He is an expert on treating spinal and skeletal pain.
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We also shiver, using our skeletal muscles to generate heat.
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In others, sick and skeletal figures merely stared at her.
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Of course, it's also harder on the horses' skeletal system.
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Diners huddle at dark wood tables with chicly skeletal chairs.
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But skeletal DNA from that period is striking and puzzling.
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It is more than the skeletal structure can bear without strain.
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He was taken to the property, where skeletal remains were found.
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There's very skeletal crew as far as fire department on standby.
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This skeletal card depicts two smiling skeletons in a boney embrace.
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We're told Humphrey's Crohn's is made worse by his skeletal dysplasia.
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The exits will leave just a skeletal staff at the embassy.
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"You don't stumble upon skeletal remains by accident," Mr. Sini said.
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As a skeletal vision of principles, this is a good start.
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A gold Rolex and diamond ring adorn his skeletal left hand.
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Secondly, acetylcholine is also used to signal skeletal muscles to contract.
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The skeletal facts of Sampson's military service have long been known.
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Some of the wandering skeletal goats seemed to be eating it.
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Months later, Earl's skeletal remains were discovered in a wooded area.
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It's hard to predict the economic impact of these skeletal proposals.
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As it decays, wisps of sludge drip from the skeletal remains.
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His book "Human Osteology" is the standard text on skeletal anatomy.
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From skeletal figurines to etched wineglasses, Target's Halloween decorations are the best.
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But such dating just emphasizes a small number of skeletal morphological differences.
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Flanking a skeletal figure are two ships, The Bell and The Roselle.
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Many of the deceased are unidentified, and only skeletal remains were found.
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I was skeletal, living in a filthy hotel room with my boyfriend.
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On another day, Winter finds Kai talking to their parents' skeletal corpses.
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"I don't want to be skeletal on my wedding day," she said.
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Three months into his hunger strike, Mohammed al Qiq's form is skeletal.
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My once skeletal frame is starting to resemble a living being again.
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Yes, Tyrion is going down at the hands of a skeletal Stark.
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Crime Scene Investigators combed the area and found the girl's skeletal remains.
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Before me is the skeletal back of Notre-Dame, shrouded in darkness.
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Dreams occur in the REM stage, when skeletal muscles are nearly paralyzed.
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Each puppet has an armature — a metal, skeletal structure underneath — for movement.
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Skeletal and feather-light, Rare locks into a groove with blunt efficiency.
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He favors bouncy, skeletal keyboard loops that propel instead of just cruising.
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Normally symbols of dignity and power, these lions were malnourished and skeletal.
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It was a skeletal arm reaching out of the well-manicured lawn.
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Nor are senators receiving draft text, or anything beyond a skeletal outline.
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When the campaign's skeletal staff promised to reach out, it sometimes forgot.
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It was evident in his long, white beard and naked, skeletal frame.
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Problems walking are known to be indicative of hidden neurological or skeletal problems.
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Of the 558 skeletal remains recovered, 90 have been determined to be children.
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It can also lead to abnormal kidney development, skeletal problems, and other complications.
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The skeletal remains of Lebanon's iron heyday are now scattered across the country.
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We visited him in the hospital: he was skeletal and it was horrific.
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For maximum safety, Festo's new BionicSoftHand doesn't have a stiff skeletal structure inside.
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His diet was "red peppers, cocaine and milk"; always slender, he became skeletal.
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A skeletal population Iraq's second largest city was once a bustling trading hub.
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Lamar, his 9-month-old granddaughter is next to him, her face skeletal.
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Detectives confirmed the findings were human skeletal remains after responding to the area.
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This impressive X-ray illusion would amp up any skeletal-inspired Halloween costume.
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Matter Scientists recently turned Harvard's Skeletal Biology Laboratory into a pop-up restaurant.
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You can pre-order the album here, out June 10 via Skeletal Lightning.
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It has the skeletal structure of Obamacare — and to them, that is unacceptable.
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He was walleyed and skeletal—you could see every bone in his cranium.
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Each work depicts a different horrified face, somewhere between human and skeletal abominations.
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It was a skeletal black warping grid with stuff oozing out of it.
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Some believe that reductions in both may be caused by dysfunctional proteins that build up in skeletal and heart muscle with age, while others believe that inflammatory chemicals may be responsible for decreases in skeletal muscle mass and in cardiac function.
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With a weakened military, a series of partitions reduced Poland to a skeletal state.
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This includes extremes in skeletal, facial, skin, eye, tail, and coat and pattern structure.
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As someone who studies musculo-skeletal physiology, I will try to answer these questions.
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In layers above, however, the bodies appear to be missing skeletal parts, including skulls.
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That plague would also help secure the skeletal reaper as an emblem of death.
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In photos, the deer could clearly be seen gnawing away at the skeletal remains.
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Others, called white syndrome and skeletal eroding band disease, also destroy the coral's tissue.
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Wyatt has spondyloepiphyseal dysplasi that results in short stature and skeletal abnormalities, PEOPLE confirms.
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That doesn't mean that the prototype for Kynseed is in a skeletal state, though.
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It's not the first time skeletal remains have been found in Bronson Canyon park.
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Skeletal human remains were found in a wooded area near the Firefly Music Festival.
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She sang one of them, "A Church in Ruins," as a hushed, skeletal encore.
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Archaeologists recently uncovered skeletal remains from 11 people in two burial mounds in Ecuador.
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Photos published by the military showed the grave being exhumed and multiple skeletal remains.
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He also wouldn't comment when asked whether a body or skeletal remains were found.
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Crane shots soar like phantasms through and over the skeletal trees surrounding the building.
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I'm With Her's songs are folky on the surface and skeletal, yet intricate within.
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Yet understanding what happened to Ata might shed light on skeletal deformities seen today.
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It increases the size and power of skeletal muscles that produce more powerful strides.
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When the car was excavated, the skeletal remains of a person were found inside.
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"He is severely anemic and looks skeletal," said his father, Abdel Shakoor Abou Zeid.
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Those left standing are usually skeletal, stripped naked by wind and blackened by flames.
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But some are calling the actor "skeletal" and accusing him of being too thin.
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As of today, a vast swath of it has turned a sickly skeletal white.
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Then, in one short clip, he's crying and looks skeletal — he's just been diagnosed.
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Australian artist Gerard Geer works with animal bones to combine skeletal articulation with sculpture.
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Arngrimur Sigurdsson's nearby "Transhuman Torpedo" (2018) definitely attempts to one-up Bosch's skeletal figure.
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"By doing so, we can get a prediction as to what skeletal parts are affected by differential regulation of each gene and in what direction that skeletal part would change—for example, a longer or shorter femur," explained Gokhman in a press release.
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Wild elephants, he found, can distinguish their conspecifics' skeletal remains from those of other species.
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The beautiful bearded vulture feeds almost exclusively on skeletal fragments, swallowing bones whole when possible.
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For pugs, this has translated to an abnormal gait, a problem exacerbated by skeletal deficiencies.
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For the study, the researchers analyzed the skeletal remains of 30 previously discovered Neanderthal individuals.
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The song's skeletal, tropical, loop-based instrumental was constructed entirely from the program's stock sounds.
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"Fingerbib," a woozy synth ballad takes over, building and cresting over a skeletal rhythm track.
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Since the website's skeletal staff are mostly volunteers, the effort has taken about two years.
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Two years ago, Oasis led an ad campaign with a skeletal pitch: they sold drinks.
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The Nixon, Ford and Carter administrations put in place a skeletal system of regulatory review.
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Along with dental and skeletal fluorosis, excess fluoride may exacerbate renal illness, the organization said.
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While O'Rourke's staff remains skeletal, for now, there are signs of a larger organization forming.
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This sacrificial quality becomes more pronounced as the skeletal structure is laid bare by time.
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They also had to tackle the challenge of giving this character's face a skeletal look.
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A skeletal survey at the same hospital two years later concluded she was around 11.
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A search warrant was executed on July 14, 2017, when the skeletal remains were discovered.
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Cycling and swimming don't induce stronger bones because they don't load the skeletal system enough.
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There, in the remote New Mexico community of Amalia, 11 skeletal children lived in squalor.
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The track starts out skeletal, but sustained tones envelop her as she admits her despair.
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He added that the American government had provided only a "skeletal description" of the accusations.
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The Milos corporate structure is skeletal, just him and about a half-dozen other executives.
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By the time the baby's skeletal remains were found, her cause of death was inconclusive.
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By the time the baby's skeletal remains were found, the cause of death was inconclusive.
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When they arrived in New York, Mr. Kalischer, at 21, weighed a skeletal 88 pounds.
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The baby, cradled in Mr. Rahman's arms, looked skeletal, parched skin pinched at his joints.
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Together, these created bone and musculoskeletal deformities, like scoliosis, and skeletal dysplasia, known as dwarfism.
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Another grabs the shovel and they begin the macabre work of uncovering the skeletal remains.
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Yet there's more in these later, more skeletal sculptures than humanity looking into the abyss.
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In GM and Michelin's current prototype, Uptis looks like a skeletal form of a conventional tire.
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A condo planned there in the 1980s, Ocean Mile, was never completed, leaving a skeletal frame.
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"I'm using a CT scanner that allows you to visualize 3-D skeletal maps," he says.
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Hover's skeletal remains were discovered in 1978 on the Rockefeller estate in Westchester County, New York.
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Caylee's skeletal remains were discovered December 11, 2008, by former Orange County meter reader Roy Kronk.
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Halloween might be over, but head to Google's homepage today and you'll see skeletal figures today.
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They're skeletal and don't have visors or anything, and I've never seen anything like them before.
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But it was here in this skeletal kitchen that the current Abracadabra really has it's roots.
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Their skeletal remains were unearthed in 2013 from shallow graves near Victorville, northeast of Los Angeles.
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New polyps are returning and starting to build new skeletal structures to replace the dead coral.
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The images they received from the CT revealed some pretty zany things about Cryptotora's skeletal structure.
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It would repeal the Affordable Care Act and replace it with the skeletal Graham-Cassidy bill.
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Diminishing resources at some once-great newspapers can lead to skeletal Washington bureaus and thinner coverage.
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Carilli: From those coral skeletal records, we know conclusively that coral bleaching is a new phenomenon.
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These included skeletal remains and stone tools, leaving little doubt about the validity of the findings.
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In the summer, when parts of the lake melt, scattered skeletal remains float to the surface.
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Their best tracks feel like updates of early skeletal Def Jam productions and New Wave bands.
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A September 2019 study revealed genetic and skeletal similarities between Tasmanian tigers and modern wolves, too.
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A subsequent excavation revealed the scattered skeletal remains of 14 individuals in a single mass grave.
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" The higher doses, he said, were "quite effective in speeding up the rate of skeletal maturation.
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An angelic gauze appears within a circular Plexiglas frame, entrancing the viewer with its skeletal architecture.
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One of the earliest pieces, "Holocaust" (1988), shows skeletal white bodies falling into a black box.
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Personal Health Sarcopenia, a decline in skeletal muscle in older people, contributes to loss of independence.
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But they had been written down in skeletal form, often with just vocal and bass lines.
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She created a ring, with the gemstone being held in place by two skeletal, golden hands.
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But it opens up new questions as to why Neanderthals had such a different skeletal structure.
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He has no shirt on underneath the zip-up and his chest is pale and skeletal.
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"I've had that narcissistic interest in skeletal biology ever since I was a teenager," she says.
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The skeletal calligraphic structures are not arranged in any discernible order, either by size or color.
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The skeletal remains exhibited no signs of trauma, no signs of sickness, or any other physical abnormalities.
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Sheila's sister Tina was missing; her skeletal remains would be found in the woods three years later.
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It has been closed since Friday but had a skeletal staff of about a dozen in place.
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Finally, the researchers found no skeletal evidence of the genetic conditions cited in Nolan's most recent paper.
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She was a skeletal, silent figure who could barely eat the soup Ivette spooned into her mouth.
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"There's different sets of risks associated with any major surgery, and skeletal dysplasia complicates things," he says.
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The rancher's find soon led to the exposure of skeletal remains of six of the biggest titanosaurs.
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Chris Pratt was recently forced to make a similar online statement when fans criticized his "skeletal" appearance.
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It features a skeletal James Comey walking the plank as Russian sailors man the deck behind him.
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It's very linear, has an almost skeletal battle system, and is hit-or-miss with its characterization.
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At CES in January, it introduced the world to the Misty I, a skeletal robotic development platform.
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It's October, and that means nightfall creeps earlier every day and the shadows lengthen from skeletal trees.
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The arches seemed eerie to me, like skeletal ribs, which I suppose is kind of the idea.
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Mr. Doyle (who also did the compellingly skeletal 2005 Broadway revival of "Sweeney Todd") doesn't do spectacle.
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Abandon as in recklessness, but also sudden departure: leaving behind the starving self, its cold skeletal shell.
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"She was left for 17 months and it becomes pretty much skeletal remains," Moraine Police Department Sgt.
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Then, in the area surrounding it, Dr. Johanson and his colleagues found hundreds of other skeletal fragments.
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At a certain point, the flesh starts hanging off the bone, no matter how skeletal the frame.
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Some work out of Harvard has identified a factor in young blood that aids skeletal muscle function.
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But I feel the cold skeletal hand of irrelevance on my aging shoulder all the time now.
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In 403, Prince had excised the bass line from "When Doves Cry," preferring its more skeletal form.
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There are three large chandelier-like forms made of curvy bars ending in points or skeletal hands.
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The scale measures weight, BMI, body fat and water percentage, and skeletal muscle mass and bone mass.
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Early in Joker, we're given a near-skeletal glimpse of Phoenix as Arthur Fleck, before he transforms.
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Using this setup, the XR2 features 26-point skeletal hand tracking and, of course, accurate environmental mapping.
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The branches of skeletal trees swayed overhead and the waters of the Pełcznica River churned far below.
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"Earthquake" kicks off the LP and is a perfect introduction to her pastoral and skeletal indie rock.
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I have an undetermined variant of muscular dystrophy, a genetic disease that steadily strips away skeletal muscle.
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A few developed life-threatening rhabdomyolysis, a rapid breakdown of skeletal muscle tissue, often caused by overexertion.
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But a mysterious suitcase full of skeletal remains hints that a bigger shock is yet to come.
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Since January 22018, the bodies or skeletal remains of 22018 migrants have been discovered in Brooks County.
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"By doing so, we can get a prediction as to what skeletal parts are affected by differential regulation of each gene and in what direction that skeletal part would change -- for example, a longer or shorter femur," said David Gokhman, study author and postdoctoral researcher at Stanford University.
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The skeletal facts are there, but the details make all the difference when it comes to these two.
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After 108 sets of skeletal remains were excavated, and 10 had enough DNA to be studied in depth.
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The presence of plastics seemed especially to aggravate some common coral afflictions, such as skeletal eroding band disease.
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When you sleep on your back, your weight is evenly distributed across your skeletal frame, unlike other positions.
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Amid the lush landscapes, one finds delimbed villagers, paramilitary officers, party secretaries, strangled animals, and partially skeletal creatures.
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The abnormal characteristics described by Nolan and Butte, the authors say, are consistent with normal fetal skeletal development.
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Now at 47, I have several medical conditions, including a rare chronic condition (Dercum's disease), skeletal issues, etc.
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Examples of fossilized soft tissues are extremely rare because these organs deteriorate much faster than sturdier skeletal structures.
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Somehow, the youngest Skarsgård's brother has figured out how to be skeletal and hulking at the same time.
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This could eventually lead to treatments in humans who are suffering from skeletal abnormalities and other physiological ailments.
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Their side effects were disastrous: She briefly became anorexic – dropping at one point to a skeletal 222 pounds.
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Andrew Rubin sits with a Surface tablet, watching a white skeletal hand open and close on its screen.
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Diagnosed with Pompe disease, which damages the heart and skeletal muscles, she wasn't expected to live past childhood.
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The process of sketching out one song—which is usually left in skeletal form—lasts about seven minutes.
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It's equally possible that other activities, and perhaps certain muscular-skeletal quirks, are contributing to their bad posture.
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This skeletal model of one of the world's most beloved gelatinous candies comes with instructions for easy assembly.
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It said a skeletal survey at Peyton Manning Children's Hospital deemed her to be 11 at the time.
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The crew members' skeletal remains were found at their stations and their bodies had no obvious physical injuries.
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They perform x-rays to ensure that there is no hip or elbow dysplasia or other skeletal defects.
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When cancer spreads to the bones, the spine is the most common skeletal location for it to appear.
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Of course, this type of research is far from unprecedented; skeletal tracking systems are commonplace in many industries.
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"After God, she gave us life," Celor Montuna, a skeletal 54-year-old farmer, said of Ms. Nazaire.
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By the time British divers found them on July 2, the Wild Boars and their coach looked skeletal.
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I, like many people past 50, have a condition called sarcopenia — a decline in skeletal muscle with age.
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Skeletal trees burst from spectral mountains, whose jutting forms dwarf the small human settlements nestled on the slopes.
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They brought her to Dynamic in Brooklyn after she showed up at their doorstep barefoot, skeletal and disoriented.
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J.P. Kailee Morgue's debut single, "Medusa," is an eerie, floating incantation that's not as skeletal as it seems.
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The second student, Laura Matloff,uncovered how the feathers moved via a simple linear response to skeletal movement.
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Cadmium, which is used in computer batteries and circuit boards, has been linked to skeletal deformities in animals.
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While skeletal remains give anthropologists clues to an ancestor's biology, they hold few clues to that ancestor's actions.
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Trump's first stab at such a plan was a single sheet, less detailed than his skeletal campaign proposal.
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In the film, Mr. Bernal provides the voice of Héctor, the skeletal sidekick of the story's main character.
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Hicks and Scavino were original members of Trump's skeletal staff, joining the Republican businessman's campaign in its early days.
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The authors of the new paper found "no evidence" of the skeletal anomalies described in the Genome Research paper.
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That's when a skeletal five-story-tall wood and neon man-shaped statue, stuffed with fireworks, is set ablaze.
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The stalls' skeletal remains pockmark the town's streets -- rusting and buckled metal frames once heaving with goods for sale.
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How did Leto's Joker become the inked-up, skeletal, gold-plated-teeth-wearing version we've seen in the trailers?
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This was eventually lowered to 12 MPH (20 km/H) once researchers tested skeletal strength, according to the BBC.
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I create the melodic structure of the song by creating the skeletal base of the harmonies on the piano.
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Back in 2004, Christian Bale starved himself down to a terrifyingly skeletal frame for his role in The Machinist.
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The footage showed the skeletal-looking animal in chains being forced to perform tricks and take selfies with tourists.
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Over the years, researchers have studied dodo bones to classify them and to learn more about their skeletal anatomy.
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Investigators used the geo-tagged photos to track down the kill sites and find skeletal remains of the animals.
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The skeletal remains of more than 140 children and 200 baby llamas were found on the country's northern coast.
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After that, the skeletal remains are examined to determine features such as sex, race, stature and age at death.
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Years later, he identified himself in a famous photograph among the skeletal men lying supine in a Buchenwald barracks.
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When Dan arrived, he was horrified by what he saw: scores of dead babies, skeletal children and starving adults.
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The gripper itself is made of an origami-inspired skeletal structure, covered in either fabric or a deflated balloon.
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The chatty, cheerful girl had become a person I couldn't identify with at all: skeletal, desperate, scrabbling for food.
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The Effect of Statins on Skeletal Muscle Function and Performance (STOMP) trial examined the issue of muscle symptoms directly.
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The image of a skeletal mother with a gift box containing a severed head received the full-page treatment.
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Aside from the skeletal report, not much is known about the impending arrests, but there are a few clues.
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Time Teletext's graphics were so evocative, in part, to make up for the skeletal storytelling driving the news feed.
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Her music was often skeletal — a handful of looped instruments — but most of the songs sounded complete, not truncated.
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Pylons with their skeletal grace, draped with connecting wires, have both a fascination and a dread in their power.
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Skeletal, almost pigeon-toed in its awkwardness, it looks unassuming, but in 2006 its introduction was a design achievement.
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Carefully they circled the charred bathtub, the melted kitchen floor, the skeletal playground — poking everywhere with long metal poles.
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It has a skeletal face scrunched in agony and a body of cars that taper into a bony tail.
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That day, he explained, he would be breaking their first kiss into what he called a ''rough skeletal structure.
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They would have to pay less up front for these skeletal policies than they do now for comprehensive coverage.
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A muscle cell might be a skeletal muscle cell, the kind you use to walk or lift a cup.
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There were skeletal wooden crocodiles, giant tortoises and giraffes as well as palm fronds, bamboo and red rock desert.
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As a play, though, it's like that mine elevator: creaky and skeletal but with intermittent access to wonderful things.
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A woman identified by the pseudonym Manal said that her infant daughter turned skeletal after she suffered from malnutrition.
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Studies of workers who stand all day show they can suffer muscle and skeletal disorders, vein issues and more.
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Their skeletal remains were retrieved earlier this month from a makeshift grave near Eureka, according to the Associated Press.
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Because they appear to have had no hard skeletal features, Ediacaran biota are extremely rare in the fossil record.
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The stalls' skeletal remains pockmark the town's streets — rusting and buckled metal frames once heaving with goods for sale.
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In retrospect that sensibility meshes perfectly with a pop approach where breathy vocals scraped against skeletal beats generate friction.
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He was around 35 years old when he died, but he was already exhibiting signs of skeletal wear-and-tear.
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Researchers extracted DNA from dozens of the skeletal remains within the lake and successfully identified 23 males and 15 females.
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The central section of this fragmentary, visually fleeting composition evokes a boxy, skeletal contraption above a churning patch of blue.
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According to the United States National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, myasthenia gravis causes weakness in the skeletal muscles.
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Using camera traps, forensic scientists have captured unprecedented photos of deer munching on the skeletal remains of a human carcass.
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A song is never just thrown over a pre-taped scene — it's an intrinsic piece of the film's skeletal core.
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Monday when they came upon the skeletal remains of a human leg, the Tulsa Police Department told CNN affiliate KOKI.
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The abject image of a laughing, skeletal creature comes courtesy of the Ontario-based Science and Technology Museum on Twitter.
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In promoting the series, Dave Holloway recently said the discovery of an alleged gravesite in Aruba unearthed human skeletal remains.
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We have therefore chosen this one—schematic and unadorned, almost skeletal—to represent them all in this game of chairs.
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Currently, the town is in complete darkness as electricity infrastructure is yet to be restored and government presence is skeletal.
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Wagner created Loop on Unity 3D, using the Oculus Rift and Leap Motion SDKs skeletal tracking throughout the development process.
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It's a fascinating and highly detailed look at the spider crab, including its little crabby face and curiously skeletal underbelly.
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The skeletal structure of a half-finished building looms in the background as young men toil around the construction site.
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The monument marks a burial ground containing an estimated 15,000 skeletal remains of colonial African-Americans from New York City.
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Without skeletal remains, it is difficult to accurately link the tools to Homo erectus or another species of early human.
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The report also said a skeletal survey at Peyton Manning Children's Hospital deemed her to be 11 at the time.
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The works pay tribute to the 19th-century author Edgar Allan Poe, whose photograph is held by a skeletal hand.
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At 52, he has the youthful yet slightly skeletal good looks of an avid long-distance runner, which he is.
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Mr. Cohen could frustrate his listeners by treating some albums, like the 2004 record "Dear Heather," merely as skeletal demos.
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Her body ached from a condition called rhabdomyolysis, which results from the release of skeletal-muscle fibres into the bloodstream.
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Jantz overcame these limitations by carefully studying photographs of Earhart to estimate her height, weight, bone length, and skeletal robusticity.
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The software uses skeletal measurements to generate estimates of the age, sex, ancestry, height, and medical issues of deceased persons.
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On a rare summer day, when parts of the lake melt, more scattered skeletal remains sometimes float to the surface.
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The Capuchin crypt feels molecular, not skeletal: The repetition of hipbones reminded me of amoebas, the snaking vertebras of dendrites.
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Mr. Trimble de-escalated the tensions between the two groups, and ultimately the skeletal remains were returned to the tribe.
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That skeletal plot goes something like this: Left alone after Nick is captured, Offred finds herself staring down a wolf.
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More than 19513 years later, Alberto Giacometti, holed up in a cluttered studio, sculpted skeletal portraits reflecting war-ravaged Europe.
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Stephen Mallatratt's ingeniously skeletal adaptation of Susan Hill's 1983 Gothic novel has been haunting London for more than three decades.
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His arms were skeletal—"no wider than my wrists," she said—and there were deep-red marks on his neck.
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H. salminicola is a micrometer-sized parasite that infects salmon and causes distinctive pseudocysts in the skeletal muscle of salmon.
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There have been more than 180 RZR fires, often leaving little more than scorched earth and a skeletal metal frame.
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Slide along the counter of this skeletal kitchen to the right end, and you'll find a couple of induction burners.
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"We ought to be here in full force, but go to the US Embassy and there's just a skeletal staff."
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In his last appearance in December 2016, a bearded Cantlie appeared skeletal -- a helmet casting shadows over his gaunt face.
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The jutting branches resembled skeletal fingers, so the building appeared always on the verge of being snatched into an abyss.
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Grosse Pointe's pastel trim ends at the Detroit border, where skeletal homes sit vacant between crumbling sidewalks and empty lots.
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Obviously, imposing such a heavy burden on chickens comes with serious and painful health consequences, like skeletal and heart defects.
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It was stage 4 cancer -- alveolar rhabdomyosarcoma, which is cancer in the skeletal muscles, according to the American Cancer Society.
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Standing on the new courts, flanked by the skeletal and decaying facilities where Cuba's Olympic hopefuls train, Smith sounded optimistic.
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Keown was among that number until November, when DNA testing proved that skeletal remains found in Papua New Guinea were his.
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The skeletal remains of a man were found in his mother's Brooklyn, New York, apartment on Thursday, according to several reports.
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He found the shells of diatoms (single-celled algae) and the skeletal fragments of sea sponges littered throughout the lake's mud.
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I clip out so many images and faces that the remaining paper looks skeletal, like the threads of a crumbling leaf.
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In 2012, Keith's skeletal remains were found by a hiker about a mile away from where his truck had been abandoned.
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Only one study tracked people with diabetes who didn't have skeletal pain to see if they developed this problem over time.
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Additionally, Moving Animals says, the baby elephant appeared "skeletal" and was seen sucking his trunk, which is a sign of distress.
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When viewing the five structures together, the concept of virtuality is subsumed by the raw physicality of the metal, skeletal frames.
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Also shown is a smiling skeletal dog, which Google's Doodle Blog says is seen as a "spirit guide" for the dead.
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This protein is key for making muscle fibers strong and safe from injury as skeletal and heart muscles contract and relax.
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Ironically, the seemingly bare-bones double funnel used too much plastic, so it was replaced by an even more skeletal frame.
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Lindsey Graham, are pushing Trump toward retaining a skeletal U.S. presence in Syria as part of a long-term "stabilization" mission.
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Is there some kind of skeletal frame made of chicken wire or whatever, or is it just wax through and through?
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads There's a skeletal horse singing rhymes outside your door, and it wants to come inside.
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Diastrophic dysplasia is a nonfatal skeletal disorder that tends to worsen with age, according to the U.S. National Library of Medicine.
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If anything, the patch feels like a skeletal version of some alternate universe Bloodlines, developed with no budgetary constraints or deadlines.
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The reason is that any muscle you add is small compared with the total amount of skeletal muscle on your body.
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On social media, Venezuelans shared mocked-up images showing Gokce doing his trade-mark salt sprinkle pose above a skeletal child.
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San Francisco (CNN)In the summer of 2017, hikers found skeletal remains on the side of a highway outside of Baltimore.
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Jointweed is named for the prominent, closely set joints on its flower spikes, which give the plant an odd skeletal appearance.
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Skeletal remains were found in an underground pipe in the park close to where Steppach&aposs car was discovered in 2015.
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To call it skeletal or sparse is wrong, though; the space created is intentional and there's a lot happening in it.
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But, anyway, it often preserves skin, feathers and other non-skeletal tissues, and... we can get lots of information [from this].
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To see the devastation of coral colonies, with their vast skeletal remains stretching across the sea floor, is a disheartening experience.
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CT scans of the skeleton revealed at least two skeletal digits that resembled fingers, as well as three more potential ones.
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"Yes, nature is still here," his daughter Sarah Winter chimed in, her back turned to the skeletal remains of damaged resorts.
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But more important, after years of working seven days a week with a skeletal staff, they are simply ready to retire.
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Elaborate yet insistently skeletal tracks let her vocals tease, swoop, push back against pressure, blossom into harmonies and bask in satisfaction.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads When we think of X-rays, we generally think of the human body's skeletal structure.
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Mr. Shwe Mann now has no official position, other than as head of a new political party with a skeletal membership.
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Fossil footprints, in the absence of skeletal fossils, sometimes offer the only evidence that animals were present in an ancient environment.
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Here's one of my favorite, particularly depressing, passages from the skeletal tour guide about a simple device: It's an adding machine.
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Khalid, whose album "Free Spirit" was No. 13 for the year, often croons about his romantic diffidence over strictly skeletal tracks.
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The Phoenix Fire Department responded, and after crews extinguished the fire, they discovered human skeletal remains inside the home, police said.
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To date, only five skeletal fossils are known from Denisovans: three molars, a mandible, and the tip of a pinky finger.
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He's sharing the night with Nicole Moudaber, the minimal-techno expert who does wonders with booming kick drums and skeletal syncopations.
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She must brave the underground lair of the Pale Man, a skeletal, child-eating monster with eyeballs embedded in his palms.
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They eventually discovered skeletal remains inside a woman's shoe, and announced this month that they belonged to 16-year-old Hannah.
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The third season of this mystery series begins with a construction crew stumbling on skeletal remains buried deep in English soil.
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It closely matches a strain found in the skeletal remains of a leprosy victim buried about 730 years ago near the island.
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In House 52, the skeletal remains of an elderly man suggest he fell, again either dead or unconscious, into an open fireplace.
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Comparing fossils of 120 different species and 1,500 skeletal features, especially leg bones, researchers constructed a detailed family tree of theropod dinosaurs.
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Above them, a grand home altar depicts the first Thanksgiving alongside skeletal evocations of death, rats, cockroaches, Pac-Mans, and Ms. Piggys.
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On occasion, a son inherited the femur from his fallen father, but not until the body had decomposed to a skeletal state.
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"The Carcasse ('Lo Stregozzo')" depicts a witch riding a skeletal monster through the underworld, accompanied by men, children, animals, and monstrous creatures.
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The company is building a smart camera that can map a user's skeletal geometry and see what the user wants to control.
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The park is the location of the iconic "A-Bomb Dome," the skeletal ruins of the former Hiroshima Prefectural Industrial Promotion Hall.
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Even after administrators tore down blocks of flats, and cut floors off others, skeletal remains of buildings still await the wrecking ball.
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It has a pair of skeletal legs, two arms ending in shapeless nubs, and a sensor array where its head should be.
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Dr. Baden said that he had examined the previous autopsy results, Ms. Gilbert's medical history and, in March 2015, her skeletal remains.
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Forensic anthropologist Tracy Van Deest takes an inventory of skeletal bones at the Pima County Office of the Medical Examiner on Dec.
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And yet there's nothing bare-bones about it: the skeletal base is cast in silver-toned aluminum and the tabletop is glass.
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Pensions account for a third of total public spending, and are one reason why the state spends little on Brazil's skeletal infrastructure.
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Holloway recently revealed that his latest, private 18-month investigation uncovered what have been identified as human skeletal remains on the island.
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When the Times journalists visited, Dr. Khadafi Mapandi's recovery team had found 12 sets of skeletal remains, and expected to find more.
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Color eluded me, and my family, padding softly around me at home, were hollow ghosts, skeletal figures with no solidity or humanness.
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When I met Rufus, he was fixing his boat on shore, less than a mile from the skeletal remains of the burn.
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But the skeletal framework on which Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is built owes a great deal Dark Souls and its ilk.
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"But even more significant is that we have more freedom with the design... parts can look more organic, more skeletal," Sevcik said.
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"Skeletal remains of both children and animals show evidence of cuts to the sternum as well as rib dislocations," the report says.
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The roof had given way long ago and nature had crept inside, with skeletal bushes and limp grasses rising in the stalls.
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They are joined by hundreds of skeletal muscles, which can be commanded to run marathons, to perform music, to write, to speak.
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Reuters reported last year that the fund would be left as a skeletal structure and possibly dissolved under a debt repayment plan.
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In nine to 21 days, the developed cells—which have spent time in a bioreactor tank growing into skeletal muscle—are harvested.
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Examples include experiences that let users explore Leonardo Da Vinci's inventions and ones that let you interact with the human skeletal system.
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Ms. Michaels returns with a perkier tune, "Are You," that matter-of-factly encourages a flirtation over a snappy, skeletal rhythm track.
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The Ivory Mirror objects can be quite grim, with their snakes slithering through skeletal nostrils and lizards creeping on the bare crania.
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"Contra la Pared" ("Against the Wall") is a canny, skeletal, all-hook production (by Tainy) that puts Paul squarely on Balvin's turf.
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I always make at least a skeletal plan, but I'm ready to drop it in a flash if something better comes up.
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Not even adults will immediately grasp that a second, more skeletal set of bamboo puppets is supposed to be enacting dream sequences.
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And like always, as trees shed their leaves and grow skeletal and the sun starts to set somewhere around 3:30 p.m.
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Visible beneath the shallow waves were the skeletal remains of a seaside village that was submerged, in 1953, by a tidal surge.
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The pain's origin might be muscular-skeletal – the result of a fall, perhaps – or neuropathic, caused by damage to the nervous system.
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The same goes for the dinosaurs and the other humongous throwbacks—creepy enough, in their skeletal fashion, but no match for Kong.
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These disorders are typically characterized by an inability to effectively stimulate or relax skeletal muscles, resulting in excessive muscle stiffness or weakness.
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Lying on green hospital sheets, Qoba's skin is papery, her eyes huge and her skeletal frame encased in a loose orange dress.
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"We provide the first reconstruction of the skeletal anatomy of Denisovans," said Liran Carmel, study author at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
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Additional testing is underway on what Kolowski identified in the skeletal sample as mitochondrial DNA, which he said comes only from the mother.
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Trump, who has a skeletal campaign staff compared to Hillary Clinton's sprawling Brooklyn-based operation, has begun hiring state directors in recent weeks.
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Previous simulations failed to consider the effect of "skeletal loading," that is, the limits to how much pressure bones can bear before snapping.
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The skeletal muscle in a man's body contains 32,376 calories, enough to feed a nomadic tribe of 25 for just half a day.
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That's fine if you're trying to feed 224-9953 people—three maybe if one of them has the appetite of a skeletal bird.
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Her artwork mirrors what leaves look like when they are decomposing: when their colorful tissue fades and underlying skeletal structure becomes increasingly visible.
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Skeletal remains showing evidence of leprosy from the Odense St. Jørgen cemetery in Denmark, which was established in 1003 and existed until 1560.
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A rescue operation at Bear Reservoir led to the discovery of skeletal remains, which a forensic autopsy identified as missing woman Carol Brown.
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Much of the island's interior was reduced to sickly scrub; along its roads stand skeletal trees, reproachful witnesses to the ravages they endured.
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It's entirely possible that those individuals continuously visited the lake over time, only to end up a part of the ominous skeletal collection.
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Authorities believe a missing 38-year-old woman's skeletal remains were found Monday in Suffolk County on Long Island, New York, PEOPLE confirms.
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The bacteria is very similar to a strain found in the skeletal remains of a leprosy victim buried in Winchester 740 years ago.
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Get it wrong in the pressure cooker of the weird hours, and you'll become the after-hours Oppenheimer: skeletal reaper, destroyer of vibes.
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The RNC has brought in staff to help Trump's once-skeletal campaign organization, aiming to help turn out the vote across the country.
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Massachusetts officials say the skeletal remains of a missing woman were identified nearly a year after she was last seen alive, PEOPLE confirms.
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" Another commentator wrote that the video presented an "extremely unhealthy message to impressionable young girls," adding that Hadid didn't look healthy, but "skeletal.
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In one video posted by Syrian activists, a skeletal boy, his ribs protruding, says he hasn't eaten a full meal in seven days.
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Most fish have pelvic bones, but they're usually just suspended in muscle or loosely attached to the skeletal framework of the front fins.
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Burton is known for his dark worlds featuring long, skeletal figures with sunken eyes, while Disney is about bright colors and rosy cheeks.
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"Although it's very disturbing to find these skeletal remains, it is part of the process," Justin Meyers, the assistant Suffolk police commissioner, said.
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The evidence, at two opposing corners of his office in Beverly Hills; skeletal remnants that long gave up hope of ever being watered.
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Six years later, her daughter's partial skeletal remains were found on the property of a convicted serial killer named Robert Pickton, she said.
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Ocean acidification makes it difficult for shellfish and other marine organisms to build their shells and skeletal structures, and finfish struggle to survive.
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In one video posted by Syrian activists, a skeletal boy -- his ribs protruding -- says he hasn't eaten a full meal in seven days.
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In August 2016, paleontologist Sven Sachs of the Bielefeld Natural History Museum came across the skeletal pair during a research visit to Hannover.
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Backed by Mustard's (or a Mustard imitator's) bouncy, skeletal keys, TeeCee's rasping, high-pitched orations explore essential gangster rap tropes: violence, lust, regret.
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It is possible to show that a 16-year-old's skeletal structure, for example, would look much different than a 64-year-old's.
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SARMs were designed to selectively target skeletal muscle and spare other tissues, in an attempt to reduce some of these unwanted side effects.
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Shot in dark, but vibrant tones, the skeletal silhouettes of trees blowing in the wind starkly outlined in the blue-ish early morning.
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Ocotillos, which look like plants that might have been designed by Tim Burton, swung their skeletal boughs in an eerie yet cheery welcome.
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McClatchy said the State Department was planning to remove officials and their families from Havana, and operate the embassy with a skeletal staff.
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Music could affect functions of the cardiovascular, respiratory, muscular, skeletal, nervous and metabolic systems as well, relieving muscle tension and pain, they add.
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The skeletal reconstruction, along with an artist's rendering of the 13-year-old girl's head and face, were published in the journal Cell.
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Filmed over two years, it details the story of Christopher Nicholls, whose skeletal remains were discovered in 2008, six years after he disappeared.
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Hardly anyone likes the alternative minimum tax, a provision that both President Trump's skeletal tax plan and the House Republican overhaul would eliminate.
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Then Bies, superintendent of the park, wrapped the skeletal remains in reproduction Union Army blankets, with the letters "US" stitched into the fabric.
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They have difficulty breathing; they have difficulty with their immune system, even their muscular-skeletal system, meaning they collapse under their own weight.
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The area surrounding this cave is known as the Cradle of Humankind, because skeletal remains of our early ancestors have been found there.
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For example, some people may use excessive force, clench their teeth, hold their breath or rush, causing undue muscle tension and skeletal stress.
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If instead of cylinders these were someone's skeletal parts that were askew, tightened muscles would have to keep the patient from falling over.
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New GOP health care bill is just a skeletal, slapdash, mean-spirited version of the ACA that would slash insurance coverage, spike costs.
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On the skeletal but urgent "Famous Cryp," his arrangement of words often bears only a passing relationship to the beats he's rapping over.
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It was distinguished from other oviratporid dinosaurs by its pronounced crest, long neck, and the unique skeletal orientation of its vertebrate, among other differences.
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The dead were found lying where they fell, along with the skeletal remains of livestock that likely died of starvation, trapped in their pens.
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" Thus, in the UK, "Every baby under 1 year of age who is deceased currently gets a whole-body skeletal survey using X-rays.
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Photo: Sebastian JakobssonA three-year-long analysis of the site has revealed the skeletal remains of at least 403 villagers, including those of children.
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Four months after his death, his skeletal remains were found in a wooded area that served as an MS-13 burial ground, authorities said.
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A biological engineer at Duke, Bursac came close in 2015, when his lab became the first to grow functional human skeletal muscle in culture.
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Mr. van Hove's signature style — skeletal, shimmering and ominous — is as distinctive as Mr. Bowie's, and in many ways, a perfect match for it.
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If you are just casually trying to watch your weight, you probably don't need a scale that tracks your bone mass and skeletal muscle.
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Typically, scientists look at the skeletal structure embedded within a fossil, and then compare it to animals alive today, such as lizards and ostriches.
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The light fabrics, which framed exposed clavicles and skeletal shoulder bones, were rightly seen as terrible for the often damp and chilly English climate.
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You inhabit a skeletal body with the Rift's head tracking and motion controllers, donning various dapper outfits and hairstyles in front of a mirror.
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In fact, this gene has been associated with severe skeletal and cardiovascular defects in both humans and mice when it fails to express properly.
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Otherwise, she's grown into her skeletal synthpop sound, as her clear, unaffected singing suits these clickity drum machines and shiny keyboards and breathy overdubs.
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It seems odd that Beric assumes he knows the genders of the mummies in front of him, given that they're basically gray, skeletal husks.
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Fewer, but better jobs: Aldi invests heavily in recruitment and training for management positions, which become all the more important in a skeletal operation.
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The hosts seem to have some sort of skeletal underpinning, yet one that's flexible enough to allow for smooth, humanlike movements and facial expressions.
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This made it "impossible to visualise any skeletal behaviour that would have accommodated such motions during life," wrote Voeten to Gizmodo in an email.
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On July 14, Warren County deputies and the Warren County coroner found skeletal remains that they believe belong to a newborn, WKRC Cincinnati reports.
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The clip, directed by Dom & Nic, features a woman dancing in an empty warehouse as her body slowly transforms into a hollow, skeletal thing.
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Even a decade ago, a decade on from the sound's initial inception, the world's clubs moved to the sound of minimal, skeletal tech-house.
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The cave system -- the richest fossil site of its kind in Africa -- revealed skeletal structures with a strange mix of archaic and modern features.
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There appears to be a skeletal "simulaton" of the argentinosaurus — another titanosaur — at the Museo Carmen Funes in Argentina that's 130 feet in length.
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Despite their shared diet, the mice with gut bacteria from malnourished children had "pronounced" growth issues, including issues with body mass and skeletal features.
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The study revealed the remarkable characteristics of the frogs: they breed exclusively inside high canopy trees, and have distinct external appearances and skeletal features.
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This mechanical power output maxes out at around 1.28 kW/kg, which, the paper notes, is well beyond what's offered by mammalian skeletal muscle.
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This required designing a skeletal structure, joints, muscles, body proportions, and even a sort of central nervous system more analogous to a human being.
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NASHVILLE (Reuters) - Skeletal remains discovered in Tennessee this week have been identified as those of a Fort Campbell soldier missing since September, officials said.
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The exits will leave just a skeletal staff remaining at the embassy, which was only recently reopened after former President Obama restored diplomatic relations.
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They affect the poorest of the poor and can cause permanent disability, including blindness, skeletal deformity, disfigurement and enlargement of limbs to elephantine proportions.
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I imagine that winter as helming decay, the woods beastly, skeletal, far reach of the trees, the deer's bone-cage stripped clean of flesh.
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The Paleocene penguin was no cute Chilly Willy, according to skeletal remains discovered in New Zealand and discussed Tuesday in the journal Nature Communications.
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Set up in the skeletal Oculus space, the installation lets visitors don a headset and watch a selection of exceptional and inventive VR creations.
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Skeletal muscles are composed of various types of fibers and "two things happen" to those fibers after we reach middle age, Dr. Bamman says.
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The holiday season is upon us, bringing with it mistletoe, chestnuts roasting on an open fire, and skeletal horses demanding entrance to our homes.
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Most scientists agree that these kinds of activities build skeletal strength by generating sudden, sharp forces that minutely bow or deform the affected bones.
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When remains are identified and turned over to surviving family members, are all of the skeletal remains for that person included in the transfer?
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His output has turned the shop into a menagerie of skeletal dragons and swooping prehistoric birds, as well as quirky figurines and decorative items.
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Dr. Ocorr and her colleagues will then study the flies for abnormalities in the skeletal and heart muscles and the shape of the hearts.
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The president revealed that he has a chronic autoimmune ailment that leads to skeletal muscle weakness, and that the disease runs in his family.
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The SCN4A gene codes for a sodium channel responsible for maintaining the electrical current that stimulates skeletal muscles, such as those responsible for breathing.
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SANAA (Reuters) - In the malnutrition ward of a hospital in the Yemeni capital Sanaa, doctors weigh toddlers with protruding rib cages and skeletal limbs.
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He appears to have little understanding of how the federal government is organized and functions, and his skeletal staff is still trying to learn.
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Caught in the middle, the senators have also received earfuls of criticism from the Trump administration, left skeletal as a result of the delays.
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Recorded between Bogotá, Colombia and New York City, Bosq recruited La Bogotá Orquesta Afrobeat to provide horn arrangements over his skeletal synth and percussion.
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They analyzed heritable and environmental factors across 25 common conditions and diseases spanning 260 categories, ranging from cardiovascular illness and neuromuscular diseases to skeletal conditions.
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He has refused to accept medical care as well as food, and he is now a skeletal figure who hovers in and out of consciousness.
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Diaz speculates that it may have something to do with our skeletal muscles, which require fuel to operate and take in glucose from our blood.
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I was shown the skeletal remains of a woman who had died from one of the greatest pandemics ever: the "Black Death" of 1347-1351.
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If patients wish to take medication, they should use nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) such as ibuprofen, or skeletal muscle relaxants prescribed by a doctor.
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His skeletal remains were discovered on October 17, 0003, in a wooded area that served as a burial ground for MS-13 victims, Capers said.
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We believe that these geneticists should have involved a specialist in developmental skeletal biology from the beginning as they would not have made rookie mistakes.
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He said he knew something was not right when he noticed some women in the organization looked "skeletal" after losing a significant amount of weight.
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But many will also require extensive surgeries to correct their skeletal abnormalities and facial disfigurements, and some can also have hearing loss or dental problems.
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The bone microstructure and body size data showed that Early Triassic therapsids grew quickly to skeletal and reproductive maturity and then died at young ages.
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Skidding over a murky vocal sample, "Feel," whose every line begins with "I feel like," teeters on the edge between song and skeletal song concept.
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The brisk tour passes beneath an enormous poster of Xi Jinping, China's president, then disgorges passengers for photographs not far from a skeletal launch tower.
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All 13 sheep were assessed for muscular and skeletal health, glucose tolerance, insulin sensitivity, and blood pressure, and were administered metabolic and x-ray exams.
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Despite pledges by fashion and luxury houses not to use skeletal-looking models when promoting their goods, billboards and magazines remain crammed with skinny figures.
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These skeletal, vacant characters singing listless laments about "sunshine in a bag" – they always had a touch of 'the end of the world' about them.
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In promoting the series, Holloway has since revealed that he discovered what have been confirmed as human skeletal remains from an old grave in Aruba.
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In clinical trials, some patients treated with Exondys 51 had more dystrophin in their skeletal muscles, which people use to move their arms and legs.
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Among the 70 distinctive genetic mutations discovered, over half of them coded for proteins that regulate development of the giraffe's skeletal, cardiovascular, and nervous system.
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Condit lost his House seat in 2002 – just weeks after Levy's skeletal remains were found near a trail in Washington, D.C.'s Rock Creek Park.
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Skeletal lesions are difficult to diagnose, but a possible TB infection has been suggested for a 0003,2000-year-old skeleton of Homo erectus from Turkey.
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Those skeletal undead zombies (whether humans or bears) actually have a hive-mind like connection to the White Walkers who reanimated them with ice magic.
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It's also exactly as amorphous as his previous albums, a painstaking electrotapestry whose thin electronic loops and skeletal song structures coalesce into a blurry wetness.
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His own skeletal ancestors spot him, realize what's happened, and smuggle him into the Land of the Dead in an attempt to fix the situation.
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Investigators in upstate New York were able to find Harris after they came across the skeletal remains of a woman who matched her general description.
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What's different about Alexander is he's the opposite of the stars American audiences have typically coveted: He's a skeletal gay British boy with gap teeth.
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Initially, they were rather skeletal — they covered payday, vehicle title, and tax refund anticipation loans and were aimed at taking out the most egregious lenders.
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Grime is skeletal and skittish — producers are as essential as rappers — and grime beats are often as striking for what's missing as for what's there.
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A skeletal hand holds up an eyeglasses frame and mustache like one the artist himself sports, making the whole sculpture a cheerfully demonic self-portrait.
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Since the DNA technology started in the 1990s, the process of identifying remains has focused more on pulling mitochondrial and nuclear DNA from skeletal material.
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Soon Toby even claims to have seen the beast: huge and skeletal, with a ratty mane, folded wings on its back, and a pungent stink.
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Within an hour of entering the house after his release, Gucci laid down the vocal for "1st Day Out tha Feds" to a skeletal beat.
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A month after his hostile takeover of the Republican party, he's got a skeletal operation a few floors below his office suite in Trump Tower.
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She led some of the first excavations in the Middle East starting in 1928, uncovering tool, agricultural, and skeletal remains during excavations of Mount Carmel.
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Kopp is the project coordinator for Berlin Postkolonial, an organization that has been working on the restitution of African skeletal remains for over a decade.
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The artist has reduced the horse to its skeletal structure, with occasional bits of what looks like reclaimed colored plastic debris to substitute for musculature.
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"Upon inspection, it was determined skeletal remains of what appeared to be a human foot was inside of the shoe," it said in a statement.
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The visual language of heavy metal is punctuated by certain age-old signifiers: denim, leather, bullet belts, long hair, black T-shirts with skeletal logos.
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But the stench of mildew engulfed the kitchen, glass was missing from windows and instead of a ceiling, there was only a skeletal wooden frame.
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There is a ban on the international sale of skeletal remains, but human hair is treated like any other raw material, say, hardwood or textiles.
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The new study provides a deeper analysis of this fossil—the only skeletal remnant we have from the Denisovans not from the head or jaw.
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The object spotted turned out to be a vehicle that "was heavily calcified," and after removing it from the pond, police discovered skeletal remains inside.
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For one, Something to Tell You is more skeletal, less jubilant than their first record, and woven throughout it is the unmistakable echo of heartbreak.
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Recorded in 1992, the Réalisme Electronique cassette collected stripped down, skeletal electronic sequences with naive lyrics in French (this one is about to be reissued).
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In other words, if a crime victim's identity isn't known, Shriver can deduce what the person might look like based on DNA from their skeletal remains.
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But as the techniques for isolating ancient DNA from skeletal remains gets better and better, we can examine these remnants of our past like never before.
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Scientists fashion their cyborg creations with heart or skeletal muscle tissues grown in the lab, which are then affixed to flexible material and compelled to contract.
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"I didn&apost know what it was and people were really criticizing me, saying you look anorexic, you look skeletal, it&aposs disgusting," she told Femail.
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Yes, she loves the skeletal system, owns a black cat, and displays a ouija board on her apartment's living room table — but she's anything but morose.
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There's the Boo ghost power-up that steals items from other racers, and you can now drive as Baby Bowser or the skeletal turtle Dry Bones.
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Even so, I'd describe them as semi-open, as they have a layer of felt under the exterior skeletal frame that provides a sliver of isolation.
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That skeletal approach shines on a track like "Slamming On The Brakes," which Radcliffe recalled as the song that took the fastest to write and record.
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By combining multiple muscles with different skeletal structures, the researchers envision being able to create machines that can perform complicated maneuvers — like picking up a tire.
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When Americans think of childhood hunger, they might picture the skeletal frames and swollen bellies of children from faraway nations — but that isn't the full story.
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We often turn away from images of the starving and hungry, from the skeletal profiles and hollowed-out eyes that attest to the misery and suffering.
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The soft clay area near Sucre is well known for dinosaur tracks, and skeletal remains of the abelisaurus have also previously been found in the region.
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Anthropologists have identified rickets outbreaks by examining skeletal remains in places at high latitudes with limited access to sunlight, like some in England, Canada or France.
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They decided to give the Scarecrow a look as though it had a 2-by-4 skeletal frame and was completely beaten up by the elements.
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Scientists say that the skeletal remains of an Aboriginal man in Australia indicate that he may have been the world's first victim of a boomerang attack.
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The waterfall-climbing cave fish, Cryptotora thamicola, has even evolved many of the skeletal features that our ancestors did for walking, including a full-blown pelvis.
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Unsurprisingly, many of these genes are associated with regulating skeletal, cardiovascular, and neural development, indicating these gene mutations are partly responsible for the giraffe's unique form.
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Bates in her chair at the end of the film, revealing a skeletal visage (I refuse to honor spoilers for an over 50-year-old film).
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Strengthening all your skeletal muscles, not just the neglected ones, just may keep you from landing in the emergency room or nursing home after a fall.
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And they believe it bridges the evolutionary gap between marine and land vertebrates as one of the oldest examples of a skeletal pattern resembling a hand.
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In one frame, a slab of darkly brooding sky seems to loom down on a skeletal railing that runs across the shot, cleaving it in half.
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They showed a town where I spent most of the first 18 years of my life reduced to the skeletal routine of a repeat outside visitor.
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A hall that held the 12,000-year-old skeletal remains of a woman known as Luzia, the oldest human remains found in the Americas, is gone.
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These giant structures, which Jain had discovered were mandalas, geometric forms with mystical or cosmic significance, cast long skeletal shadows over the walls of Studio Mumbai.
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These clever devices let you easily track and share your progress by monitoring body metrics like visceral fat, fat, skeletal muscle, resting metabolism, BMI, and weight.
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He said this month that he has myasthenia gravis, a chronic autoimmune disease that leads to skeletal muscle weakness, which he said ran in his family.
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Once out from the debris, they rushed the skeletal pup to a makeshift pet trauma unit where they gave him an antibiotic injection and a water.
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"Finding that we had a tubular structure inside this skeletal tube tells us that it had a distinct mouth and a distinct anus," Dr. Schiffbauer said.
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The murders prompted an aggressive investigation that led to the skeletal remains of three teenage boys and, eventually, the arrests of more than 125 gang members.
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If Tim Burton characters were Starbucks customers, this is what they'd get (unless they're ordering the largest black coffee their skeletal hands can hold, of course).
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Some programs would continue for now — employment, citizenship, counseling — but she could maintain only a skeletal staff for the program around which all others revolved: resettlement.
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But just how much time she spent in trees has been a subject of contention because interpretations of her ancient skeletal clues are hard to prove.
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In October, the Philippines leader revealed that he was suffering from a chronic neuromuscular disease called myasthenia gravis, which can cause weakness in the skeletal muscles.
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Even as international organizations scale up their aid efforts, parents wander the camps cradling infants with emaciated limbs and oversized eyes bulging out of skeletal faces.
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The 21-foot-long ship, deliberately buried during a funeral ritual, appears surprisingly intact—and it could contain the skeletal remains of a high-ranking Viking warrior.
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Not that he's the Big Bad here—that's a mysterious skeletal antagonist by the name of Zanbar Bone, who cannot be defeated by brawn and sword alone.
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While out for his walk, and in a complete moment of serendipity, Zalmout—a trained paleontologist—noticed a single, skeletal finger joint just lying in the sand.
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The drug also caused serious injury to the eels' skeletal muscle, which was slow to heal after the eels were removed from the water with the cocaine.
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The RENPHO smart scale provides 13 different measurements of your body's health, including body weight, BMI, body fat, skeletal muscle, muscle mass, body age, and visceral fat.
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Although the violence of this ecological disturbance is visceral in the scenes of plastic-draped skeletal trees, there is a love for them in their new homes.
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Trail and Boswell, 24, were charged with first-degree murder and improper disposal of human skeletal remains last June after allegedly killing of Loofe in Nov. 2017.
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" But the site it's linked to is so skeletal there's still placeholder text in the margins, and the Facebook page links to a dead URL for "StopDonaldTrumpPAC.com.
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The men are all solid, and Mr. Harris is pretty close to perfect as the classic Shepard father, a skeletal creature of the flesh dissolving into darkness.
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In the paper, the researchers tested examples from many of the most commonly tested organs: liver, lung, gut, endometrium, brain, heart, pancreas, kidney, skin and skeletal muscle.
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The dragon looks skeletal like the undead Viserion and the army of undead is waiting below for the dragon to finish burning a path through the ice.
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Probing existential questions appeared on the feed—questions about the violability of an immortal soul, and the right for a witch to harness magic in skeletal remains.
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But then the UNICEF Syria chief went into the basement of the makeshift hospital, where she saw two skeletal figures bunched together on one mattress before her.
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It's a claim disputed by Aruban authorities, who say they checked out a site brought to their attention by Dave but did not find human skeletal remains.
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It also works in skeletal muscle, which is responsible for around 30 percent of our resting energy use, to reduce the amount of energy consumed by muscle.
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He has filled in this skeletal framework with excerpts from Baldwin's other essays, clips of his spirited debates and roundtable appearances, and archival footage from Baldwin's time.
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Arca's 2014 LP, Xen, felt more skeletal, clear-minded, and emotional, as if she'd discarded any baggage from her past to throw herself headlong into the future.
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The custom Furby not only features luxurious dusty rose fur, six skeletal arms with movable fingers, and glittering eyes that contain galaxies, but also, she's fully functional.
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The skeletal remains of a man who went missing in Florida 22 years ago have been found in a submerged car, which was visible on Google Earth.
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Mr. Trump is waiting for party leaders to stop reprimanding him for his lean (that is, skeletal) campaign operation, his politically incorrect statements and his inconsistent positions.
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Weeks after becoming the presumptive GOP nominee, Trump's staff remains skeletal and the billionaire has been outsourcing nearly all his campaign functions — including fundraising — to the RNC.
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The Trump campaign's infrastructure proposal was skeletal, but it appeared to rely on spending large amounts of public funds to buy money-making assets for private business.
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They were found in Somerset, England, on the same landmass where, so the story goes, Lord Byron transformed some skeletal bits unearthed at his Newstead Abbey estate.
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In fact, the researchers found that two-thirds of the divergent genes in giraffes are related to either skeletal, cardiovascular, or neural development, and sometimes all three.
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Never afraid to take a risk behind the decks, you're as likely to hear her smash through vintage Chicago house as you are skeletal post-post-dubstep.
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According to the panel of experts, the deadly bacteria could have seeped into Neruda's skeletal remains from the burial site or been derived from the decomposition process.
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Though the only borders it depicts are metaphysical (skeletal customs agents make an appearance), "Coco" will arrive at a moment of pitched far-right and nationalist sentiment.
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His installation, "Vita Brevis" (1992), is a delicate but unsettling tableau that brings together a skeletal coyote, radio transmitters, and human-shaped shooting target made of rawhide.
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This is a surreal, skeletal landscape — an artistic interpretation of the ruins left by the 1,000 or so sugar and rum factories that once flourished in Cuba.
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When Conway hurts his leg, the medical debt for his treatment sticks with him, as personified by the glowing, skeletal appearance of his appendage after the incident.
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Skeletal muscle is, of course, one of the body's most versatile and active tissues, providing the strength and power we need to grasp, reach, lift and stride.
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It became an amalgam of previously disparate avant-gardes: hip-hop, post-punk, dub reggae, electronica and just enough pop to provide melodic discipline and skeletal structures.
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Shaped like skeletal parking garages with large platforms at the top, 37 of these provided a last-minute refuge from the 2011 tsunami, saving around 5,000 people.
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"We provide the first reconstruction of the skeletal anatomy of Denisovans," said study author Liran Carmel, a geneticist at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, in a statement.
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I would glance out the synagogue window at the tree branches — bare when she died last winter, then full and resplendent for months, and now skeletal again.
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How the dinosaur might have looked when it was alive A group of researchers led by Yoshitsugu Kobayashi from the Hokkaido University Museum analyzed the skeletal bones.
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It's an ethereal, skeletal creature that actually does very little—just the same rolling descent of those incessant, pinging tones—but the world it builds is cavernous.
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Some images are rendered in quick, visual strokes: shadows on a brick wall contrasted against a skeletal tree, or snowfall reducing a scene to a sketchlike abstraction.
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"It shows despite its relatively 'unique' ecology and skeletal morphology, the early development of the thylacine is generally consistent with that of other marsupials, " Dr. Bennett said.
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He seems connected to the BTs somehow, appearing both in a seemingly human form and apparently as part of a skeletal crew of soldiers impervious to fire.
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Unlike the Turner Contemporary work, which was a closed structure with plywood walls and a ceiling, this skeletal structure is open, transparent, and even more bare bones.
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