The past is blood soaking through Philando Castile's shirt, pouring out of Alton Sterling's heart.
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If you see blood spurting, pooling or rapidly soaking through clothing, consider the situation life-threatening.
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As she crossed the street, the canvas Toms she'd quickly thumbed on plashed in a rut, soaking through instantly.
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The waterproofed leather on Vasque's rugged kicks keeps droplets from soaking through to your socks as you march through snow.
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The rain poured down every single day, soaking through our clothes and blistering holes into our feet through our combat boots.
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It's a trick that "I Love Dick" approaches but can't pull off, because its craving to be visionary keeps soaking through.
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Unfortunately, she leaks urine in the bed, soaking through the sheets and mattress pad — and I am now continuously washing bed linen.
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In addition to the unique look, the material is waterproof, so you won't have to worry about water soaking through to your items inside.
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I don't have to worry about spills or splatters soaking through it, and I can wipe my hands on it without a second thought.
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The textile upper is vulnerable to getting wet and soaking through to your feet, however, so you shouldn't go outside in these in the rain or snow.
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Traditional undershirts can help mitigate the appearance of underarm marks, but people who sweat a lot are most likely soaking through a standard white tee by lunch time.
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There was blood soaking through the pants of both husband and wife, bloody tennis shoes, a bloody shoe-print on the back of Kathleen's leg, a clump of bloody hairs in her hand.
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The Nemo Victory Blanket has a flannel top so you can comfortably stretch out, but its waterproof under-layer means that even if the ground is damp, you don't need to worry about it soaking through.
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When I first saw pictures of O'Rourke, the El Paso congressman currently vying for Ted Cruz's Senate seat, soaking through his blue dress shirt at the Houston Juneteenth Parade, I thought: This is the most Texas thing I've ever seen.
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But she continued to work through the miscarriage, describing her fear of blood soaking through the yellow fire-retardant suit she had to wear while reporting and her distress at not being able to get to a bathroom or see a doctor while on location.
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Until we started using Pure diapers, our girl was soaking through her onesie, pajamas, sleep sack, and crib sheets multiple nights a week, leading to the truly trying chore of changing linens and clothes and the diaper itself in the middle of many a long night.
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When he accidentally slices into his arm in front of the social worker observing his parenting, he must hold it together, blood soaking through paper towels, till she leaves and he can collapse on the kitchen floor, assuring the kid that he just needs a rest.
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"He'd tell buyers he'd keep an eye on their boxes of fish, and then take out his eye and put it on the box," said Mr. Feig, who sat on a packing crate and whipped out his notebook, which is protected by a metal binder to prevent the fish guts from soaking through.
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According to Rob Swire, the intro vocal sample in "Hold Your Colour" ("Soaking through...") was taken from a track by Rob, Pendulum member Gareth McGrillen and ShockOne's old band Xygen. The track was titled "Lycaeum". Some lyrics from "Lycaeum" were used in Hold Your Colour.
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The oiling process is what really distinguishes Russia leather from others. Birch oil is applied to the flesh side of the leather, soaking through completely and saturating the leather entirely. Care is taken that it is only applied to one side of the leather, keeping it away from the grain side to avoid discolouration and poor dyeing later. Seal oil is also reported to have been used.
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Even ancient India saw the use of the kittee, a simplistic wooden press for squeezing feet.George Ryley Scott, A History of Torture, London: Bracken Books, 1991. A prototype hailing from Autun, France, consisted of high boots of spongy, porous leather that were drawn over the feet and legs. Boiling water was poured over the boots, eventually soaking through the leather and eating the flesh away from the entrapped limbs.
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Plain paper cup Insulated paper cup for hot drinks, cut away to show air layer A paper cup is a disposable cup made out of paper and often lined or coated with plastic or wax to prevent liquid from leaking out or soaking through the paper.Kennedy, Garry: Dixie Cup entry, Apollo Glossary, NASA. Retrieved 2012-02-06. It may be made of recycled paper and is widely used around the world.
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A simplified depiction of the process of increased salinity from irrigation Overuse and poor irrigation practices have led to increased salt content in the soil, reducing the productivity of the land. Irrigation salinity is caused by water soaking through the soil level adding to the ground water below. This causes the water table to rise, bringing dissolved salts to the surface. As the irrigated area dries, the salt remains.
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A blue hole is a water-filled sinkhole with the entrance below the water level. They can be formed in different karst processes, for example, by rainwater soaking through fractures of limestone bedrock onto the watertable. Sea level here has changed: for example, during the glacial age during the Pleistocene epoch (ice age), some 15,000 years ago, sea level was considerably lower. Dean's Blue Hole is roughly circular at the surface, with a diameter ranging from .
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During this process, Hamm was stabbed a half-dozen times, with needles puncturing his bladder and penetrating his femoral artery. In the days following the execution attempt, Hamm's blood contained urine as a result of the punctured bladder. During the execution, a large amount of blood accumulated around Hamm's groin, soaking through the pad he was laying on and requiring the execution team to replace it. The large amount of blood led to speculation that the executioner had also punctured Hamm's femoral artery.
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Production examples appeared in 1966, and when Nancy Greene started winning races on them, the plastic boot became a must- have item. Replacing leather with plastic dramatically improved stiffness and control, along with durability and warmth (leather boots had a way of soaking through, which led to wet, frozen feet). Over time the cuff around the leg evolved upward, starting just over the ankle like leather boots, but rising to a point about half way to the knee by the 1980s. Only minor changes have occurred to this basic design since then.
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The parlor also saw a Greek Revival upgrade in the form of a fireplace mantel, new wallpaper and carpeting. The working clock on the parlor mantel and the 200-piece china set in the dining room is original to the McGavock family, as well as a rocking chair given by President Andrew Jackson. Many of the floors in Carnton are stained due to the house being used as Confederate hospital after the Battle of Franklin. The heaviest stains are found in one of the southern facing bedrooms which was used as an operating room, as a result of the blood soaking through the carpets and seeping into the wood floors.
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While many Wishbass owners keep their basses as they came from Wishnevsky, there is a large Wishbass fan base that views Wishbasses as the raw materials for a more sophisticated bass. They begin with a stock, but often rather crude (but usually playable) Wishbass and modify according to their own requirements. Typically this involves refinishing Steve's minimal finish ("just enough lacquer to keep the beer from soaking through") with many coats of TruOil or the like, replacing the aluminum cavity covers with wood ones that match or complement the natural woods of the bass and even reshaping the body and/or headstock. Minimal electronics are expanded with stacked pots, varitones, pre-amps or by changing or adding pickups.
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Only a tidal lagoon remains on the city side, though in 2008, there were proposals that the motorway (which was to be widened) could be sunk into a trench to provide direct access to the harbour again. In 2013, a project was underway to restore the Onehunga foreshore, to be connected to the city-side park by a pedestrian and cycle bridge over State Highway 20. A substantial aquifer flows underground beneath Onehunga, feed by rainwater soaking through the lava flows around Maungakiekie / One Tree Hill. Up to 21 million litres of potable water a day is pumped from the Onehunga aquifer and treated in a local plant before being supplied to Onehunga as part of the Auckland water supply network.
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Remembering that when he was a child at a local ski jump with his friends, they had prevented the snow from soaking through their trousers by rubbing the wax meant for their skis onto the fabric, he began experimenting with different wax solutions. He eventually developed a solution of paraffin and beeswax which he then applied to the fabric with the help of his wife's hairdryer. The finished jacket which entered the market in 1968 was called the Greenland Jacket, while the fabric in time became known as G-1000, and the beeswax and paraffin mixture was sold as Greenland Wax. In 1970, the company introduced the Greenland Trousers using the G-1000 material previously used in the Greenland jacket.
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