After S., the children, sterilized from its various strains, everyone was sterilized, went around breaking the windows, at first only at night then during the day as well.
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California forcibly sterilized about 20,000 people between 1909 and 1963.
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It's estimated that 400,000 people were sterilized against their will.
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Bless the flame - it sterilized the metal of the spoon.
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"Use glassware -- it's there, it's available, it's sterilized," Mortimer enthuses.
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You'll laugh, you'll squirm, you'll want to get sterilized immediately.
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Everything that sample touches has to be cleaned, isolated, and sterilized.
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She and her small team sterilized instruments in a rice cooker.
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One way is the release of large numbers of sterilized males.
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The items are melted down, sterilized and reformed into new bars.
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At 27, she decided to be sterilized through a tubal ligation.
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The fish are canned in tinplate tins, then washed and sterilized.
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"We sterilized everything in the oven and bought new sheets," Duff revealed.
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Reputable tanning salons are very clean places that are sterilized between customers.
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Then, the Shepherds released a gas that sterilized the entire human race.
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Environmental poisoning sterilized most of the population, so Gilead enslaves fertile women.
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Remember when he performed a blood transfusion with sterilized sea urchin needles?
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I have wanted to get sterilized for most of my adult life.
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Latina women were sterilized at 59 percent higher rates than non-Latinas.
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All the while, the eggs and cultures are handled under sterilized conditions.
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So they sterilized tilapia skin and stitched it to the bears' paws.
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"Godzilla movies are generally pretty sterilized for their youth audiences," Tsutsui said.
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He said people with genetic diseases should be paid to be sterilized.
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Before Shardlow could try them on, the lenses needed to be sterilized.
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Also in March, the facility found expired chemical strips used to show whether equipment has been sterilized, but did not know whether any had been used on 396 items sterilized between the expiration date and when they were found.
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The finished product is boiled and sterilized, packaged up, and ready to go.
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The child was sterilized for life as a result, Christiane told BuzzFeed News.
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It's important to him that they aren't sterilized the way victims often are.
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"The toys a woman uses should be cleaned and sterilized," Wilson told INSIDER.
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The animals are unable to be sterilized, since no approved chemical contraception exists.
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In North Carolina, more than 7,000 people were sterilized between 1929 and 1976.
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Poor people and the offspring of immigrants were more likely to be sterilized.
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Workers for the airline sterilized the containment area where passengers left the plane.
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Duggal sterilized its 000,000-square-foot greenhouse space to house multiple assembly lines.
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The bottles are sterilized in the distillery and reused to bottle more vodka.
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Months later, talking with a friend, he learned that he had been sterilized.
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It's pasteurized or sterilized, and sold in packages very similar to cow milk.
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Tea and blankets aren't allowed, however, in the sterilized environment of a surgical center.
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Buck didn't want to be sterilized; she wanted to become a mom, Deadline explains.
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Victoria Vigo was 30 years old and 36 weeks pregnant when she was sterilized.
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Neti pots are safe as long as you use distilled or properly sterilized water.
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Accordingly, all equipment and rockets sent into space are carefully sterilized before leaving Earth.
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Add to a sterilized fermentation crock or a mason jar and weigh it down.
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Many of the women sterilized at Friedrichstadt Hospital were subsequently murdered by the state.
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Those hands, gloved or ungloved, have to be sterilized in order to prevent transmission.
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A government that can deny you an abortion can force you to get sterilized.
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Out of the 10,000 women in the country sterilized that year, 0.06% chose Essure.
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At the age of 288, Iris was committed to a California institution and sterilized.
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Over the next four years, the Nazis forcibly sterilized an estimated four hundred thousand Germans.
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Buck's home and told her and her husband the date she had been sterilized, the
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His assistant clinks down sterilized instruments and fluid-filled containers onto a stainless steel table.
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Others have sterilized themselves, as though a Nazi gene could be passed on through birth.
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Planned Parenthood is not forcing women of color to obtain abortions or to be sterilized.
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When you say waste stream you have to specify spent brewers grains, sterilized plant matter.
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Although not sterilized, Michael ended up in a forced labor camp when he was 2800.
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These pacemakers are removed from living donors only and than sterilized and shipped to UGA.
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Image credit: NASA/Don PettitBecause the plants were a personal experiment, they were not sterilized.
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The ingredients in space food are sterilized in an autoclave—a kind of pressure chamber.
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Swiss law requires trans people to be sterilized in order to have legal gender recognition.
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Dr. Church sterilized his own needles, and occasionally allowed his son to give him injections.
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Transgender Swedes had to be sterilized before they could legally change their gender until 2013.
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"They were well-intentioned to prevent the involuntary pressure for women to get sterilized," Tazkargy says.
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She only uses pre-sterilized tools that are designed for one-time use and then discarded.
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Some of them, she'd learned, were being beaten and castigated by their husbands for being sterilized.
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Roughly a third of all Puerto Rican women were sterilized after providing only the flimsiest consent.
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With no face, Mr. Hamon was confined to a highly sterilized room for about two months.
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That means you've either been sterilized, or have been on hormones long enough to become infertile.
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In general, neti pots are safe, as long as you use distilled or properly sterilized water.
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I had expected the scene of the attack to be sterilized by the time I arrived.
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And she wanted her oldest daughter to hear about what it meant to be forcibly sterilized.
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This meant a disproportionate number of Indigenous people were diagnosed as mentally defective and subsequently sterilized.
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More than 40 strays have been captured and sterilized, but that has not made any difference.
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But re-using glass means it must be washed and sterilized, and that takes resources, too.
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When sanded down and sterilized, it can be used as the tip of a medical swab.
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With no hesitation I asked to be sterilized, and it was easy and positive to say.
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Experts say, however, that the overwhelming majority of people who were recommended for sterilization were sterilized.
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When men are sterilized, it takes a couple of months for the sperm to completely wash out.
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These cases often arise when, say, one parent has been sterilized but a couple gets pregnant anyway.
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An estimated 6.2 million men, some not even married, were sterilized across the country, the BBC reported.
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Bell, the Supreme Court's eight-to-one decision found that "undesirable" American citizens could be forcibly sterilized.
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The use of sterilized fish skin to treat the California bears was borne out of sheer necessity.
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You bumped into the ceiling, which now has to be washed and sterilized, so you get ... nothing!
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In the 1920s, the disabled were mistreated, sterilized, experimented on and killed in some German psychiatric institutions.
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There were shortages of antibiotics, anesthetics and sterilized medical equipment, said María Teresa Salas, a medical technician.
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"We know each other, we see each other," she said of the women who have been sterilized.
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In the first half of the 223th century, approximately 153,215 people were sterilized under US eugenics programs.
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Under California's eugenic law, first passed in 20133, anyone committed to a state institution could be sterilized.
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Let's just hope that needle was sterilized because, let's be real, there's nothing chic about an infected piercing.
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A central component of airport security around the world is a guarded perimeter around a "sterilized" secure area.
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Burns performed 20 to 40 abortions a day, they said, and meticulously sterilized her instruments after each procedure.
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The LSAPs, for example, were designed to be temporary and got sterilized by interest payments on excess reserves.
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"You had a population of people who didn't exactly want to put 'sterilized' on their resumes," he said.
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Under the , she was to be sterilized against her will, since she was seen as unfit to procreate.
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If microbes were generating the radioactive gases, then there should be no gas rising from the sterilized soil.
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State governments agreed and forcibly sterilized Indian, black and poor white women thought to possess these "polluted" genes.
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I put them in a professionally manufactured butterfly enclosure and fed them milkweed leaves I'd sterilized and rinsed.
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It requires the animals to be sterilized, vaccinated and taken back to the place where they were found.
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Sweden sterilized 63,000 people under a 1935-1975 program, almost all women, in the name of racial purity.
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"The idea they were sterilized because they were disabled isn't something anybody wants to bring up," he said.
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About 16,000 feral cats have been sterilized through the city's trap-neuter-return program, which started in 2008.
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From 2006 to 2010, nearly 150 women incarcerated in California state prisons were sterilized without required state approvals.
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The difference was even greater among women, with Latinas sterilized at 59 percent higher rates than non-Latinas.
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And so three months later, I find myself in a sterilized room, surrounded by doctors and nurses in scrubs.
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The low-cost, single-use device doesn't need to be sterilized and has more accurate readings than traditional thermometers.
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But they can also be sterilized and reused, which would be especially important for hospitals in less wealthy countries.
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He sterilized night tables, chairs, bathroom counters, telephone receivers and any other man-made infection host in the room.
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The down is sterilized to remove potential allergens, so these pillows are safe even for those allergic to feathers.
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Back in 1937, 385 African-German children were forcibly—and illegally—sterilized as part of Hitler's foray into eugenics.
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The hospital, she said, has adequate supplies, including single-use masks and face shields that are sterilized and reused.
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And yes, she did get pregnant despite Jakob (Mikael Persbrandt) having had a vasectomy, which should have sterilized him.
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They are not easily removed by rinsing or depuration, a process in which shellfish are stored in sterilized seawater.
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For women, the likelihood was even greater: Latina women were sterilized at 59 percent higher rates than non-Latinas.
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He gave adults a beverage that contained a dead cockroach and assured them that the insect had been sterilized.
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It also doesn't know the probability that an astronaut will be sterilized (made unable to have children) in spaceflight.
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About the size of a candy bar, there are no invasive probes on the iHealth that need to be sterilized.
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"The stones are really porous, so I'm not sure how it could be cleaned or sterilized between uses," she says.
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But 12 of 28 European Union members require transgender people to be sterilized before they can change their legal gender.
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For them and their families, something as basic as a sterilized hardware store drill could actually make a huge difference.
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TOKYO – Three Japanese who were forcibly sterilized under a government policy decades ago have filed lawsuits demanding apology and compensation.
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There was also a dry surgical pack near the man's chest cavity, a bundle used to carry sterilized surgical instruments.
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Running a mosquito factory in southern China, he previously attempted to use sterilized male mosquitoes to mate with unaltered females.
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After the olive oil cools completely pour into a sterilized glass bottle of your choice then secure the cap tightly.
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Rather, I didn't know how to tell fully gelled, sterilized jam from unfinished material that could potentially harbor deadly bacteria.
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Thus they cut welfare for the same reason eugenicists once sterilized the poor: Poor people drain resources better spent elsewhere.
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Then the intern that was next to him told him no, that I no longer could because I was sterilized.
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Maybe the Disney Channel, which has sterilized other TV shows in the past, wasn't ready for it back in 2002.
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Tokyo (CNN)Japan has upheld a law effectively requiring trans people seeking to legally change their gender to be sterilized.
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By the time the police responded, the crime scene was completely cleaned and sterilized, and no one had seen anything.
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Transfer to a sterilized container and let sit in a cool place for at least 2 weeks before using. 5.
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Other government programs forcibly sterilized indigenous women and put more than 16,000 aboriginal children up for adoption by white families.
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Chicken meat from the United States is routinely sterilized using a chlorinated wash, a method forbidden in the European Union.
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The sterilized bars are then ground up and put through a manufacturing line where they&aposre remolded into new bars.
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And that delay could raise the risk of cross-infection within hospitals, thanks to contaminated medical equipment that isn't properly sterilized.
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For Andie, who was born a woman, other people felt as strongly about their decision to be sterilized as they did.
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Other programs have offered reduced jail time or even cash payments to women with addiction problems who agree to be sterilized.
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"The way we interrupt that life cycle is to release high numbers of male flies that have been sterilized," Putnam said.
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It's a temporary solution since even a small number of non-sterilized mosquitoes that manage to mate can rebuild a population.
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An awkward conversation plays out about how the flight was, while their eyes drift towards that big, freshly sterilized silicone pad.
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Because of their delicate systems, we had to keep all four quarantined at home in a somewhat sterilized environment for months.
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Mr. Rohwedder tried to ward that off by holding the loaves together with sterilized hairpins, but the pins kept falling out.
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He arranged for her to have an abortion, and during the procedure she was sterilized without her or her husband's consent.
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Sometime now when I babysit, I hold the baby up to myself and think to myself, 'Why was I ever sterilized?
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The family usually refers to the shooting as "the 1 October incident," the somewhat sterilized term embraced by local law enforcement.
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If the extremely tough tardigrades go, then, the Earth, in the word of the researchers, would be "sterilized" of all life.
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It was initially misdiagnosed as an epidemic of malaria, and some victims were given quinine with needles that were not sterilized.
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Employing radiation, which served as a crude but effective form of birth control, Knipling and Bushland sterilized millions of male screwworms.
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For instance, between the 73s and 1970s, one-third of Puerto Rican women of childbearing age were sterilized, many under coercion.
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Plastic water bottles are sourced from recycling centers, hot-washed and sterilized, then chipped into flakes and extruded into little pellets.
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Even in recent years, some judges have offered reduced sentences to defendants who agree to be sterilized or use birth control.
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After being autoclaved, the sterilized, melted syringe and IV bags are incinerated, and the ash is collected and mixed into cement.
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So even if that gnarly old crumb mixed in with his dinner, there'd be no health risk because it's heat sterilized—right?
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In general, it's best to "look for things you cook with that could be sterilized, like silicone, glass, stainless steel," she says.
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There's the bottles, the sterilized water, the outfits that inevitably get thrown up on, peed on, and changed multiple times a day.
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The human placenta Dr. Maercks uses in treatments like Klein's is sterilized through a secret process called "pureon" by its manufacturer, Mimedx.
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But in 2013, the Center for Investigative Journalism discovered that at least 150 female inmates in California had been sterilized without consent.
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The largest collection of coprolite (which is fossilized dung) belongs to George Frandsen, who owns 1,277 (hopefully sterilized) pieces of fossilized feces.
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They're missing that it was Trump's genuine and definitely not sterilized image and behavior that played a big role in his election.
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She lost her baby after being sterilized at three months pregnant and said the authorities were assumed she would have no recourse.
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The set includes a steel drill-bit holder that can be sterilized and attached to a fabric cover that can be bleached.
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As Sanjay's mother, Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, suspended fundamental rights, more than six million men were sterilized in India in a year.
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What she offers is a medical pedicure, performed by nail technicians she trains and supervises who use sterilized and single-use instruments.
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Yet tests showed that the devices could not be properly decontaminated between procedures because they cannot be sterilized by the usual methods.
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From the mid-1920s through the mid-1950s, thousands of patients, seen as defectives and moral nonentities, were sterilized without their consent.
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Once they were determined to be "mentally deficient" after taking a so-called IQ test, they were often recommended to be sterilized.
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As such, though energy generation is an emerging alternative, a "significant" proportion of cabin waste is incinerated, sterilized, or buried in a landfill.
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However, the economic stimulus effect of the Fed's easy money policy has been "sterilized" by over-regulation under the Obama administration, he added.
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Scientists elsewhere are developing more aggressive methods that send out sterilized male mosquitoes into the wild, effectively dooming a local population to extinction.
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Between 1909 and 1979, more than 20,000 people were involuntarily sterilized while living in California state institutions for the mentally ill and disabled.
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They were shocked to know that 90 percent of it is plastic, often not sterilized, heavily bleached and almost impossible to dispose of.
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Fires also damage watersheds, and as we see fires burning hotter and longer, the soil is actually becoming scorched and sterilized, preventing regrowth.
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Ignoring the continuous honking, Ms. Carlen sterilized scissors with a cigarette lighter and calmly clipped two toes off the feathered mess for testing.
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According to figures from the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare, close to 25,000 people were sterilized, almost 16,500 of them without consent.
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Chinese government officials said during a February press conference that banks would only be allowed to release new bills that had been sterilized.
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At Mount Sinai Hospital, treatment includes medical bingo, making a TV show and writing and recording a song (once the instruments are sterilized).
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This is, remember, the 17th century, so the instruments they're using aren't sterilized, and the surgeon doesn't even bother to wash their hands.
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When I approached him to have a tubal ligation, his response was totally unexpected; he asked me if I wanted to be sterilized.
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Amy Brener's transparent, silicone bodies are thin and embedded with pieces of technology, their heads and breasts reassembled to form sterilized, synthetic designs.
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In each case, people in contact with the criminal justice system—often people of color—were sterilized under coercive pressure from the state.
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Since human tissue can carry infectious diseases and bacteria, if the tissue isn't properly sterilized, those health risks can be passed on to infants.
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Before the United States entered the war, "audiences were very used to a sterilized Hollywood war, with bloodless combat," Spielberg reflects in the documentary.
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In the first half of the twentieth century, approximately sixty thousand Americans, mostly patients in mental institutions and criminals, were sterilized without their acquiescence.
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Genetic health courts were established across Nazi Germany in which two doctors and a lawyer helped determine each case of who should be sterilized.
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The exterior surface of a random piece was rigorously sterilized, then frozen in liquid nitrogen, shattered, and the fragments distributed into microbiological growth media.
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In fact, it may be the largest collection of terrestrial bacteria ever sent into space, considering that rocket payloads are typically sterilized before launch.
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It was hard not to feel depressed by our room, which had the corporate airlessness of such places, comfort sterilized of any human touch.
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I do think childhood is really sterilized today, parents should let their child have a little freedom to make mistakes and learn from them.
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Her organization, Project Prevention, pays substance abusers $300 to get sterilized or put on long-term birth control like an implant or an IUD.
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Of the estimated 25,000 people who were sterilized, the government has identified about 4503,400, and it is not known how many are still living.
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The Waqf council reassured worshippers in a statement that the entire compound, including its golden Dome of the Rock shrine, was being "sterilized continuously".
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He notes that outdoor surfaces, like mailbox handles, are sterilized by the sun's UV rays, but there is no such natural protection deep underground.
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In the revision, Caithleen loses access to her young son, who is taken by his father to Fiji; she then decides to be sterilized.
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PARIS — Decades ago, banana plantations around Central America sprayed a powerful pesticide with a terrible side effect: It sterilized workers on a mass scale.
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Gilliam was, in her words, a "super high user" of the sort of plastic, ultra-sterilized filter pipettes that could only be used once.
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An estimated 63,000 people - the vast majority of them women - were sterilized between 1935 and 1975, according to a government report published in 2000.
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Hun also highlight how Article 40 of Turkey's civil code requires trans people to be sterilized as a compulsory part of gender reassignment policy.
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Around that time, her mother had given birth to a baby, whom Morley had to feed "sterilized water" because the family had no baby formula.
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My son's school, David Starr Jordan Middle School, just got renamed because the man had [supported] eugenics — not sterilized anyone personally, but written about sterilization.
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Huge impacts on Earth at that time could have vaporized the oceans and sterilized the planet's crust, Johns Hopkins planetary scientist Brett Denevi told Axios.
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I did some research, and turns out that a small amount mixed with sterilized water is actually what most conventional eye drops are made of.
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The requirements can include being sterilized, having familial consent, not being married or divorced, not having children, or even a mental health diagnosis, he said.
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A dentist at the Tomah VA Medical Center violated VA rules by reusing old medical equipment instead of using sterilized, disposable instruments, according to officials.
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A story buried "Essentially these children were pulled from school, off the streets and bundled into vans, taken to medical facilities and sterilized," says Brown.
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Currently, 22 European nations force transgender residents seeking to legally change their gender to be sterilized, but the ruling doesn't automatically strike down those laws.
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Once caught, the monkeys will sterilized, vaccinated and provided with a unique electronic identification or "passport" intended to help track their movements, before being released.
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Under the study, about 100 wild horses would be sterilized and studied as part of a test to explore population control options of the species.
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The largest banks want sterilized competition, competition stripped of its unpredictability, reduced to a small group of large national banks with privileged access to Washington.
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Under Japan's eugenics protection law, in force from 193 to 1996, about 25,000 people were sterilized due to mental or genetic illnesses, Japanese media said.
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Donnersmarck's hero, Kurt Barnert, has been profoundly affected by the death of his aunt, a psychiatric patient first sterilized and then murdered by the Nazis.
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In current times, Wolbachia-sterilized males have been released in multiple countries including Australia and the U.S., in California and Florida, to control dengue virus.
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Aside from the Hub, everything is dishwasher safe on the top rack or can be cleaned and sterilized in boiling water or a microwave sterilizer.
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One case involved a factory's policy forcing some women of childbearing years to be sterilized if they wanted to work around chemicals that cause infertility.
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Parents of the first group of boys can be in the same room with them, but need to stay several feet away and wear sterilized suits.
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Once I was clean (this was done with a cloth, FYI), Rena got to work on extracting my ingrown hairs with a sterilized needle and tweezers.
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Once the fetus is inside EVE, though, it is surrounded by a protective bath of sterilized, artificial amniotic fluid, which is routinely filtered out and replaced.
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Many of the sterilized women believe they were targeted because they were poor and uneducated—people the government assumed would not be able to fight back.
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You will need sterilized latex gloves and single-use tattoo needles, ink cups, tattoo ink, paper towels and waxelene to remove ink from the skin's surface.
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The decision: The Supreme Court held 8-1 that there was nothing in the Eighth or 14th Amendments that said Carrie Buck could not be sterilized.
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Our management gave us a sheet, and every two hours they have a few of us step off the floor, and the entire checkpoint is sterilized.
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The drivers who used to bring patients in for visits will now deliver sterilized laptops and tablets to patients' homes so they can have remote visits.
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If that coat sleeve weren't sterilized — if the package of food from the grocery store hadn't yet been washed — then everything it touched would become unclean.
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The European Court of Human Rights ruled against a law that requires transgender people to be sterilized before they can change their gender on government documents.
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China began demanding that women be fitted with an intrauterine device after they had one child, and sterilized after they had two, in the early 1980s.
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The local government has sterilized all roads and farms in the infected area, Lianyungang city said in a statement posted on its official Weibo account on Wednesday.
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Tens of thousands of people were sterilized, many without their consent, under a government program aimed at preventing the birth of "inferior descendants" that ran until 1996.
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After living in a haunted house as a child, Shirley has chosen to literally live in the most sterilized version of a haunted house: A funeral home.
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The bear was taken to the California Fish and Wildlife&aposs lab in Rancho Cordova, where video shows sterilized tilapia skins were placed on its injured paws.
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The exterior of the packages used to transport lunar soil samples at Ames were sterilized before the scientists opened them, and that was just the initial layer.
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As sterilized as stock images need to be, they force a photographer to generate a scene that tells a basic story with as much clarity as possible.
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Dangerous Things sells a body hacking kit for $40 online which includes NFC chips, RFID chips and biomagnets and a sterilized injection needle to insert the device.
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Rovers need to be sterilized, and extra precautions need to be taken if spacecraft go to Mars' "special regions" — places where organisms may be able to grow.
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Byalaya pulled down the skin of Abby's lower face, and Deschamps-Braly used a sterilized pencil to draw a T shape onto the bone of her chin.
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I first discovered that people with disabilities were sterilized and killed by the Nazis when I was a teenager, watching the TV mini-series "Holocaust" in 23.
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Chinese banks were previously required to only release bank notes that had been sterilized and to store potentially infected cash for one to two weeks, per CNBC.
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As a result, the percentage of women of childbearing age who have been sterilized hovers around 18 percent, and this figure has declined since the early 2000s.
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CreditCreditBenjamin Norman for The New York Times Gabriela S. Ortiz sterilized her instruments and went up to the fourth-floor cancer unit, where a patient was waiting.
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The data is sparse but significant: Anywhere from 25 to 50 percent of the Indigenous women of reproductive age in the U.S. were sterilized in the 1970s.
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In New York City, the sale of pet rabbits has been banned since 2014, and shops can only sell sterilized puppies and kittens from federally licensed breeders.
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For example, one surgery was canceled after the patient was already under anesthesia because the required retractor had not been sterilized since its use a week earlier.
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Flowers said her mother, Mattie D. Coleman, had been among the black women in the South who'd been sterilized without their consent or knowledge in the 1960s.
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The "antidote," as practiced by Girard, was the pulling together of cultural roots from other places and societies, essentially inoculating the sterilized Modernist field with new cultures.
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A woman was told she wouldn't receive a cesarean section until she signed a form she couldn't read; four years later, she found out she had been sterilized.
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In fact, many Puerto Rican women were sterilized without their consent or knowledge in a procedure that was colloquially known as "La Operacion" in the 1950s and 60s.
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Similar to the elusive pain factor revolving around tattoos, gauging exactly how uncomfortable it feels to get a piercing isn't possible until that sterilized needle penetrates your skin.
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Typically, billions of male flies are radioactively sterilized in the lab and then released to mate with wild females, in order to reduce the wild population over time.
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There is no law that prohibits a woman from getting voluntarily sterilized, and the procedure is commonly used as a form of birth control in the United States.
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HBO went to great lengths to make the experience feel authentic until you step into a room full of Red Cross nurses with sterilized needles for blood donations.
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They would have to be taught how to move, how to hibernate, how to copulate (though they would also be sterilized, as they were unfit to raise young).
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There's also the fact that planes aren't fully sterilized in between flights, so germs from a previous passenger could still be on surfaces like armrests or tray tables.
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I grew up in England, where a strip club is considered a really dirty place—somewhere old men go alone to get some kind of sterilized erotic experience.
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The blasts sterilized certain soldiers, and higher instances of disease and early death were reported among the kids of those soldiers who did go on to bear children.
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Second fermentation stage: Pour about 1 to 2 ounces of juice or 3 to 4 leaves in the bottom of 12 (12-ounce) sterilized glass bottles with caps.
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At the public's urging, the New York Public Library began sending all of its returned books to the health department to be fumigated, and banks sterilized their coins.
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Live owls, however, will attend: They'll star in presentations about their adaptations, and young visitors can dissect their sterilized pellets (regurgitated balls of undigested fur, teeth and bones).
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We don't think about where that used needle or surgeon's gloves end up after surgery or medical check-ups; but it has to go somewhere to be sterilized.
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"Instead, they're being chemically castrated and sterilized surgically, mutilated by surgeons, according to only ideology — no science — which in any other situation would be considered criminal," he said.
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Thirty-two states enacted compulsory sterilization laws, but California enforced its own with such enthusiasm that it ultimately sterilized approximately 20,000 people, one- third of the national total.
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One surgery was canceled after the patient was already under anesthesia because a retractor was unavailable — it had not been sterilized since its last use a week earlier.
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When Elisabeth is diagnosed with a mental illness, the full cruelty of the regime reveals itself: She is sterilized and then murdered in the name of genetic hygiene.
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The title refers to an actual place, a government-run hospital that, in the early part of the 260th century, sterilized many of its patients without their consent.
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And last week, the Western Australian government released the results of a greenhouse trial it conducted testing whether Oxitec's engineered mosquitoes mate as well as traditional, radiation-sterilized bugs.
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Waste hours at some industrious task: following Vidal Sassoon's suggestions for raw egg smoothies to strengthen hair or picking at blackheads with the tip of a sterilized sewing needle.
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After reading an article online about chicken surgery, Chris asked Suzanne to hold Betty firmly on their kitchen island while he made an incision with a sterilized razor blade.
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All of its knit shoes are made from 100% post-consumer plastic water bottles, which are hot washed, sterilized, then fused into a fiber that is knit into yarn.
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With aerial dissemination, the sterilized insects must be cooled down before they are packed into the container of the drone which would then expel them at altitude, said Klaptocz.
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This is hand poke, so this is basically taking a typical tattoo needle that's been sterilized and all that and putting that repeatedly in and out of the skin.
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They symbolize an orderly war that existed only in the sterilized world of Defense Department public affairs and an American public happy to ignore the "good war" after Iraq.
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If you're making a certain kind of sterilized film that requires a heightened look or certain shots that need to be amplified in some way, that's totally fine too.
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When they came back in style — thanks to Mia Farrow, and super-edgy Beatles fans — girls mostly pierced their ears at home, with sterilized safety pins and ice cube anesthetics.
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Before it was revoked, an estimated 25,000 people were sterilized, with at least 16,500 not having given consent to procedures a eugenics panel could approve, often after a cursory review.
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"Sometimes we hear: 'My husband told me to get sterilized because another child now wouldn't be practical'," said social worker Ania Rodriguez at family planning group PLAFAM in central Caracas.
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Some of the city's beloved Victorians have been stripped of their character as their new owners "gray-wash" the structures into sterilized, modern abodes, as The San Francisco Chronicle reports.
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In addition to the accusations that he sterilized patients, he has been accused of laundering money to buy properties, and having links to a group blamed for the Easter bombings.
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In 2003, when Davis apologized, only one person who had been forcibly sterilized – a man living in a car in Stockton – could be located, Lombardo said in a phone interview.
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Now the victims, many of whom were in their teens or younger when they were sterilized, are fighting back, demanding justice from a government they say violated their human rights.
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Of the estimated 25,000 people sterilized during this time, at least 16,500 did not give consent - unneeded if a eugenics board signed off on it after an often cursory review.
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Once you've caught one, carefully untangle the wings and hold it belly up, wings down and head poking between the pointer and middle fingers of your clean, sterilized nondominant hand.
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Others were deemed ineligible because they had been sterilized by county welfare offices and not the state eugenics program, said Bob Bollinger, a lawyer who represented some of those victims.
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On top of that, she heard stories about women with HIV being forcible sterilized, denied the right to information about HIV treatment and therapy, and domestic violence by their partners.
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One way is by eating rodents, whose remains children can discover in a separate workshop to dissect sterilized owl pellets: balls of undigested fur, teeth and bones that the birds regurgitate.
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After applying a homemade salve to speed up healing, Peyton and Clifford cut grafts of sterilized tilapia skin and sutured them directly onto the animals' paws while they were under anesthesia.
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In one instance, a young woman who had no children talked about getting sterilized; instead of entertaining the idea, her doctor ultimately discouraged her and set her up on the pill.
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According to Alexandra Stern, a professor who specializes in the history of eugenics and justice, doctors in the state of California sterilized about 20,000 men and women in the mid-1900s.
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He was arrested two days after a front-page story appeared in a nationalist newspaper alleging that an unidentified doctor had sterilized as many as 4,000 women after performing caesarean deliveries.
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Earlier this week, officials said a dentist at the Tomah VA Medical Center improperly re-used his own dental equipment instead of using the sterilized, disposable tools as VA rules require.
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In most countries, legally changing your gender identity is an agonizing struggle, and in many European countries, residents have to get sterilized in order for the government to recognize their gender.
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And we arrived earlier so that we could set out all the equipment, be sure everything was sterilized, bring in our own sheets and cover them with plastic and so on.
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There's also a more immediately self-interested argument to be made, which is we don't really know what a sterilized planet is going to do to us in the long-term.
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Kim Myers used to compete in rodeo-style barrel horse races, but after being sterilized with an implantable device called Essure, the pain was so intense that she had to stop.
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The female mates only once in her lifetime, so the idea is that if the female mates with a sterilized fly, the screwworm infestation should be over in about six months.
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He was arrested two days after a front-page story appeared in a nationalist newspaper alleging that an unidentified doctor had sterilized as many as 4,000 women after performing caesarian deliveries.
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While a patient there, she was involuntarily sterilized; later, she was transferred to a psychiatric hospital, where she was deliberately starved to death in 1945, and buried in a mass grave.
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If the program is successful and all the male deer on the island are sterilized, the population is expected to drop by 10 to 30 percent every year, Ms. Aucoin said.
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Abuses had continued into the nineteen-seventies, when thousands of women—including some who were receiving public assistance in North Carolina and others who were incarcerated in California—were involuntarily sterilized.
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Listerine was inspired by an English doctor named Joseph Lister, who was the first surgeon to conduct procedures in a sterilized room in 1865, leading to a fall in mortality rates.
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Nevertheless, untold numbers of epileptics were sterilized against their will under the ruling, which has never been overturned, though forced sterilizations declined significantly in the second half of the 20th century.
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Some 350,000 women were sterilized in the mid-1990s under a program promoted by former president Alberto Fujimori, who argued a lower birth rate was crucial to eliminating poverty in Peru.
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"I can't get sterilized since I don't have children, and I can't get an IUD since I haven't had a child," one women who served in the Navy told the researchers.
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But if you are going to do it, please make sure your needle has been sterilized: You don't want to lose an arm because of an objectively terrible weed leaf tattoo.
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Add to that the fact that my body cannot tolerate hormonal birth control and the major irritation I get from condoms, sex really isn't an option until I can get sterilized.
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Between the early 22015s and the 1950s, Iris and approximately 20,000 other people—one-third of the national total—were sterilized in California state institutions for the mentally ill and disabled.
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"I'm a little scared about being sterilized but I prefer that to having more children," said Martinez, who with dozens of other women took a bus from the slums at 27.7 a.m.
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Stock imagery has been the butt of many jokes in the internet age, either for the unintentional comic effect of sterilized interactions or the downright absurdity of the scenarios these pictures depict.
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Then, U.S. Department of Agriculture researchers developed the "sterile insect technique," in which lab-raised, sterilized male insects are let loose to mate with females, which eventually eradicates the native pest population.
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The unique upper knits of the shoes are made from 100% post-consumer plastic water bottles, which are hot washed, sterilized, then fused into a fiber that is then knit into yarn.
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Switch from disposable to reusable instruments The U.S. is also wasting billions of health care dollars on disposable tools, even though sterilized, reusable tools work just as well and at considerable savings.
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The Reggie Jackson-Drummond roll is sterilized by Morris—who played with Johnson last year and saw his decrepit shot up close on a daily basis—pinching in from the weakside corner.
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While vasectomy is relatively cheap ($500 to $21940), often covered by insurance, and a fraction of what a tubal ligation cots, women are three times more likely to be sterilized than men.
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If needles are shared, there is obviously the risk of HIV and hepatitis C. If the injection site isn't properly sterilized, there is a risk of skin infections, abscesses, and systemic infections.
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Alyssa from Georgia said childhood is sterilized today: I think kids should learn about and experience risk at a young age, so they learn from it and won't make that mistake again.
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This is not just because our homes are cleaner, but also because our families are smaller (fewer older children are bringing home the germs), our foods and water cleaner, our milk sterilized.
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For the first three months of our infant's life, we scrupulously boiled bottles, nipples, pacifiers — anything that might come in contact with her mouth; after that, we sterilized things in the dishwasher.
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American history is rife with the stories of black women who were sterilized, experimented on and stolen from, their bodily autonomy erased in favor of a "greater good" they would never share.
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The power of Lyon's images lies in their emotive honesty and immediacy – which, for a 1960s and '70s audience, differed radically from the sterilized images published in Life Magazine at that time.
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One way Future Man kills time is by following Tiger and Wolf around, enjoying their wonderment at everything from babies (absent in the sterilized world of 2162) to the music of Corey Hart.
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Although eugenics laws were finally scrapped from the books only in the 1960s in the United States and the 1970s in Canada and Sweden, very few people were forcibly sterilized after the war.
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Then the spiders are fed an extra ration of crickets, and their silk is sterilized, bundled into eight-inch-long cables, and used to bridge the gap between damaged nerve cells in animals.
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" Something had obviously gone wrong at the factory, she argued, but no harm had been done, since "rodent parts which had been sterilized might be considered edible in certain parts of the world.
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In the name of social justice, though, she believes California should follow the lead of North Carolina and Virginia and offer financial compensation to those who were forcibly sterilized and are still alive.
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By 1974, nearly 7,600 individuals were forcibly sterilized in North Carolina alone and the last of 213 victims received the last of their settlement earlier this year following a 15 year legal battle.
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Metal tools, such as cuticle nippers, can be reused, but experts say they must be disinfected with a hospital-grade disinfectant for at least 10 minutes between clients — or sterilized in an autoclave.
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Chicken meat from the U.S. is routinely sterilized using a chlorinated wash, a method forbidden in the E.U. The birds are often cited as a justification for putting up barriers to American products.
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A study published in April found that people of Latin American descent in California were disproportionately targeted for sterilizations: Latino men were 23 percent more likely to be sterilized than non-Latino men.
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Flowers said her mother told her it happened at John A. Andrew Memorial Hospital in Tuskegee, where women with cognitive deficiencies are known to have been sterilized without their consent during that period.
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A Tuskegee University press officer said the university does not have records that could be used to confirm whether women admitted to the hospital had been sterilized without their consent during that time.
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Native Americans have survived three centuries of federal policies that diminished indigenous culture and shrunk their numbers, from war with settlers to forced relocations, to programs that sterilized Native American women without their consent.
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Once public health officials figured out that the brushes were to blame, the surgeon general and the New York City Board of Health came up with new recommendations for disinfecting and labeling sterilized brushes.
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During that time, an estimated 25,000 people were sterilized, with at least 16,500 not giving consent, which the eugenics board could order if it signed off on the procedures after an often cursory review.
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The Netflix documentary doesn't show this, but Win McCormack, who wrote about the cult in the 1980s, points out in The New Republic that Rajneesh's followers were encouraged to get sterilized or have abortions.
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Of women who were sterilized, 41.9% had no high school diploma or GED, 32.1% had a high school diploma or GED, 23.7% had some college education, and 11.3% had a bachelor's degree or more.
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When Kim Jong Un signed an agreement with Trump after their first summit in Singapore last June, he ditched a pen sterilized by his security officials in favor of one offered by his sister.
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Under a bill passed by Japan's Parliament on Wednesday, the government will offer 2000 million yen, or about $28,600, to each of the survivors who were sterilized between 1948 and 1996 under the law.
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According to a must-read New York Times report, a hot new trend in some parts of California is 'raw water,' as in water that hasn't been filtered, treated, or sterilized in any way.
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The ruling mentioned how a doctor sterilized 53 women over a period of two hours "in an unprofessional and unethical manner" in a village school in the eastern state of Bihar in January 2012.
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Fujimori also vowed to give the opposition control of oversight and intelligence committees in congress and reiterated a promise to provide reparations to scores of women forcibly sterilized during her father's 1990-2000 government.
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Many were sterilized without their knowledge and consent, and those who refused were often threatened with a fine or prison, say activists who view the campaign as one of Peru's biggest human rights scandals.
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Between 1909 and 1979, about 20,000 people were involuntarily sterilized in California — one of 33 states where compulsory sterilization in the name of eugenics and social well-being was legal in the 20th century.
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In 2013, North Carolina became the first state in the country to pass a law intended to compensate the surviving victims among the 7,600 people who were sterilized under a decades-long eugenics program.
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KURUNEGALA, Sri Lanka (Reuters) - On May 23 Sri Lankan newspaper Divaina, known for its nationalist stance, published a front page article alleging a Muslim doctor had secretly sterilized 4,0003 Sinhala Buddhist women after caesarean deliveries.
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While quick to load so they drove more readers, the hosted-on-Facebook mobile web format sterilized the design of publishers and severely limited how many ads and other business-critical units they could display.
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The allegations that a Muslim doctor had sterilized Buddhists were incendiary on an island where hardliners within the Buddhist majority have accused Muslims of seeking to use a higher birth rate to spread their influence.
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Other sterile insects are created by a method called SIT, short for sterile insect technique, where the males are sterilized by gamma rays before being introduced into the wild to interfere with mosquito baby-making.
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Finally, according to his account, another woman friend of his at the ashram, twenty-eight years old at the time, told him that—again at the Bhagwan's suggestion—she was going to have herself sterilized.
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King was speaking in Iowa about China forcing Muslim women to be sterilized, taking away their children and forcing them to eat pork, which is forbidden in the Islamic religion, according to the Washington Examiner.
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For example, data from your phone could be collected and sterilized such that when you approach a vending machine, you get a deal specific to you as a customer on a Glance-like LED display.
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Take a breather, and refill your water bottle at Dzomsa, a small, environmentally conscious shop that sells sterilized water refills (bring your own bottle) for just 7 rupees, as well as some local artisanal products.
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Once most of the male deer are sterilized, a program would need to be established to vasectomize any deer that may swim over from New Jersey, where the borough's deer are thought to have originated.
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It was as close as earth has ever come to being sterilized altogether, and would take 10 million years for the planet to fully recover, setting the stage for the eventual rise of the dinosaurs.
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But these fiber-optic devices have a remarkable drawback: Although they are inserted into the upper part of the small intestine through the mouth and constantly reused, they cannot be sterilized by the usual methods.
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On April 6, it issued a ruling in favor of three transgender people in France who had been barred from changing the names and genders on their birth certificates because they had not been sterilized.
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Jones and I chatted about which of her wide selection of earrings would work best for my lower helix placement, and she explained to me how all her equipment is meticulously sterilized in an autoclave.
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But these fiber-optic devices have a remarkable drawback: Although they are inserted into the upper part of the small intestine through the mouth and constantly reused, they cannot be sterilized by the usual methods.
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Because as mature as you may think you are in your 20s, you're a relative babe in the woods, and I refuse to accommodate your premature wish to be sterilized without a good medical reason.
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Instead of constructing the device out of plastic or metal, they decided to cover the whole thing in autoclavable silicone—a material that wouldn't feel cold, could be easily sterilized, and would make insertion more comfortable.
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Meanwhile, the stripped down, sterilized design format can remove important links that help recirculate traffic to a publisher's other posts, and that encourage people to pay for subscriptions, buy event tickets, or sign up for newsletters.
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Frances put on a brave face during the hours of treatment in sterilized facilities, while Maggie drew inward, refusing books and music or anything else that reminded me of who I was outside the hospital walls.
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Facebook launched Instant Articles in 2015 with a sterilized style, tons of restrictions on how many ads they could show and no way to include subscription purchase, newsletter sign-up or recirculation units that drive revenue.
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I'm not sure that Merlin has really captured the essence—or even the appeal—of Hugh Jackman's haunting portrayal of old-man Logan, an aging but violent cowboy struggling to live in an increasingly sterilized frontier.
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Female mosquitoes were sterilized with low level radiation while the males were infected with the Wolbachia bacteria, then both were released during the peak breeding seasons in 2016 and 2017 on two islands near Guangzhou city.
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Henry Maudsley, a giant of Victorian psychiatry in midcentury, gloomily concluded that insanity was hereditary in most cases; he provided scientific support to those who argued that the mad were "biologically unfit" and should be sterilized.
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Here, she turns from an individual into a cog in history: one of the hundreds of thousands of disabled or mentally ill women forcibly sterilized so as not to infect the Aryan race with inferior genes.
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Two of its co-founders had left the business, its coffee-subscription service had recently been scrapped, and its idea of reusing found (but sterilized!) bottles for its cold brew was met with nearly unanimous revulsion.
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Japan: More than 20 years after it repealed a eugenics law, the country has agreed to compensate victims of a decades-long government program that forcibly sterilized people with intellectual disabilities, mental illness and genetic disorders.
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Sterilized dogs, which don't have puppies or prowl around for mates, tend to be more relaxed, which makes people less fearful of them, which makes the dogs friendlier, which makes people even more accepting of them.
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Ruled schizophrenic, she was sterilized under the Nazi-era "hereditary health law" protocols, which had been imposed to prevent so-called genetic impurities from being transmitted to future generations of Caucasians whom the Germans considered Aryan.
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LIMA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Feminist activists in Peru are fighting a government decision to stop investigating claims by women who say they were forcibly sterilized, arguing that thousands of women deserve to have their cases heard.
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One of those women is farmer Inés Condori, who told the Thomson Reuters Foundation she was sterilized in 1995 when she went to a hospital for a check-up after the birth of her fourth child.
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The doctor's refusal came amid a national public outcry over reports in The New York Times and elsewhere in the early 216s that poor women, most of them black, were being involuntarily sterilized in the South.
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These claims speak to real fears about racism in the medical system, calling back to the unethical harms of the Tuskegee study and the days when women of color were forcibly sterilized by state eugenics programs.
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You both recently did a show called "The Airing of Fat Grievances," in which you called out companies that are getting a lot of positive press for promoting a super-sterilized and white version of fat acceptance.
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Fresenius said that under the draft proposals, the bulk-freeze-dryers that is uses to produce the antibiotic would have to be sterilized more frequently, providing no additional safety benefits but slashing output capacity by 40-45%.
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In Canada, over 1000 Indigenous women were sterilized between 1966 and 1976, according to Karen Stote, researcher and author of An Act of Genocide, one of the only books on the history of forced sterilization in Canada.
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Likewise, in the 1960s and 1970s, thousands of Native American women were sterilized without consent, and a California eugenics law forced or coerced thousands of sterilizations of women (and men) of Mexican descent in the 20th century.
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They claimed Chin disregarded the probability that people could die if he failed to ensure drugs were produced in sanitary conditions and were properly sterilized in order to keep up with demand from hospitals nationally for its medicines.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan on Wednesday passed a law compensating tens of thousands of people who were sterilized, often without their consent, under a government program to prevent the birth of "inferior descendants" that remained in effect until 1996.
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Once freed, the sterilized, laboratory-bred male Aedes aegypti mosquitoes - which spread Zika, dengue and yellow fever by biting humans - mate with females, but do not produce viable eggs, said the U.N.'s International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).
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She speaks in Quechua, one of Peru's indigenous languages, her voice rising as she describes how she was forced into a van with 20163 other women, transported to a small ill-equipped clinic and sterilized against her will.
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Russell Pearce was recalled from the Senate in 2011 and then resigned as vice chairman from the Arizona Republican Party after saying on his radio show that Medicaid recipients should be sterilized, which led to a public outcry.
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Their emotional distress at being sterilized, Curtis wrote, was caused by their "cultural background" as immigrants from rural Mexico who believed that a woman's worth is tied to her ability to raise a large family — not by their sterilizations.
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Finally—just as Aja and Gaucho succeeded in taking the most interesting elements of jazz and crooners, in order to evoke a California sterilized by East Coast negativity—Cross constructed, in obsessive fashion, its vision of an American rock.
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Verily's proposal is to cut down on a specific type of mosquito called Aedes aegypti, which is known to spread Zika and other viruses, by only releasing male mosquitoes that have been sterilized with a bacteria called Wolbachia pipientis.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A Japanese woman who was forcibly sterilized as a teenager due to intellectual disabilities sued the government on Tuesday in the first case of its kind, seeking compensation because her basic human rights had been trampled on.
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The 60-year-old who sued had developed mental problems following surgery for a cleft palate as an infant and was diagnosed with an intellectual disability at 15, after which she was forcibly sterilized, media said, quoting court documents.
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Freeman quickly sterilized her pocketknife and a pair of shoelaces and used them to clamp and cut the umbilical cord after finding a WikiHow page through Google, then breastfed her newborn, cleaned up the bathroom, and went to sleep a mother.
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That case, which revolved around the sterilization of two African-American sisters, 14 and 12 years old, at a family-planning clinic in Alabama, revealed that more than 100,000 poor people were being sterilized every year under federally funded programs.
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To prove its potential, the researchers showed that a hygrobot soaked in antibiotics could inch across a culture plate filled with bacteria, leaving behind a sterilized trail, a bit like a slug would leave a trail of slime in its wake.
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In a country where people dressed in blackface and dressed as 'Indians' who were then shot by cowboys (a sterilized version of the genocide of the Native Americans), we continue with the trauma by dressing up as people of color.
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Out of the 74 infants who were reported as using pacifiers, only 12 percent of mothers said they cleaned the pacifiers with their own saliva while most washed them by hand and 41 percent also sterilized the pacifiers, Today reported.
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If you still do decide to pop the blister, both dermatologists recommend using a sterilized needle to release the fluid (sterilizing can be done by rinsing the needle in alcohol) and gently puncturing the blister to create a small hole.
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Within the next few months, the agency says it will send a cobalt-60 gamma cell irradiator to Brazil in order to create billions of sterilized male mosquitoes that researchers hope will mate with wild females to keep them from reproducing.
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Today Marvel Studios, Electronic Arts, and the Vans Warp Tour can attest that the effervescence of humanity shall be recurrently flattened, sterilized, and commoditized for consumption by the masses to be sucked through a straw of brand partnerships and product placement.
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After sourcing the bottles from recycling centers, they are "hot-washed" and sterilized, chipped into tiny flakes, then shaped into pellets that are then melted into malleable, thread-like fibers that get weaved into shoes by car-size knitting machines.
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By the ambitious last scene — a Tarantino-esque revenge fantasy, from Mother Nature's perspective, and a departure from the sterilized language of "ecosystems and how humans use and interact with them" — the world of craft beers and burgers feels far away.
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I don't know for sure why he suggested I be sterilized, but I can only assume that he thought I should be medically prevented from having more kids because, like my children Jackson and Kaya, I was born with dwarfism.
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She went to Bard College and majored in creative writing, then wrote her senior thesis about an obstetrician named Clovis Pierce, who coercively sterilized women, most of them Black and poor, in a rural part of South Carolina in the 1970s.
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COLOMBO (Reuters) - A Sri Lankan court granted bail on Thursday to a Muslim doctor accused of having sterilized over 4,000 women from the Sinhalese Buddhist majority, his lawyer said, a deeply sensitive case in a country long dogged by communal bloodshed.
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TOKYO — More than 2450 years after it repealed a eugenics law, Japan has agreed to compensate victims of a decades-long government program under which thousands of people were forcibly sterilized because of intellectual disabilities, mental illness or genetic disorders.
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To the contrary, I am consulting with a religious group and advocating the practice's total abolition and the substitution of a benign, sterilized, symbolic pinprick in the hood covering the clitoris, which is much like the foreskin of the penis.
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The law said pet shops may only obtain dogs and cats from federally licensed breeders with clean recent animal welfare records, and cannot sell dogs and cats at least eight weeks old and weighing two pounds unless they are sterilized.
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And there are a lot of things we don't know about pumping — like how pumping compares to breastfeeding in terms of how much milk a mother produces, and how dangerous it is for women to pump using non-sterilized parts.
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Numerous tutorials exist to demonstrate the technique for this artistic deed: One YouTube tutorial with more than three million views advised against sewing needles, instead suggesting tattoo needles from Amazon that are pre-sterilized, and ultra black tattoo ink available on eBay.
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The at-home derma rollers I provide to my clients are sent to a company called Sterigenics and they're sterilized at a certain dose with gamma radiation, sealed in a hermetic pouch, and are guaranteed to be 100% contaminant-free upon delivery.
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KURUNEGALA, Sri Lanka (Reuters) - Sri Lankan prosecutors said on Thursday tests would be needed to establish whether a Muslim doctor had sterilized Buddhist patients, while there was no evidence to support other charges against him of links to terrorist groups or money laundering.
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The 2015 law said pet shops could only obtain dogs and cats from federally licensed breeders with clean recent animal welfare records, and could not sell dogs and cats at least eight weeks old and weighing two pounds unless they were sterilized.
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One attendant explained that she used to take women who were having prolonged labor out into the bush, to give them privacy from the men in their family while they delivered, and that she had cut umbilical cords with razors that weren't sterilized.
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The original clinical trials did not include control groups for comparison, so it has never been clear whether complications like back pain or heavy bleeding are higher in Essure users compared with women sterilized surgically or who relied on other birth control methods.
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Richter did have an aunt, Marianne, who was schizophrenic and forcibly sterilized, though she died of starvation in a concentration camp rather than in the gas chamber where Elisabeth perishes (and where Donnersmarck, to the chagrin of critics, dares to take his camera).
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These two triumphs are why some Peruvians claim that Fujimori "saved" Peru, even though his government formed military death squads, suspended habeas corpus, crushed the free press, mishandled a cholera epidemic, sterilized thousands of indigenous women, blackmailed opponents and fomented widespread corruption.
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If medical tests show no dangers after a period of a week parents will be able to enter the isolation area dressed in sterilized clothing and staying 2 yards away from the boys, public health official Tosthep Bunthong announced at a news conference this week.
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Charred and blackened baseball bats, arranged in a sloping pile, are tufted with sterilized cotton balls that Ward dipped in sugar, dried, and ironed to harden the edges (cotton and sugar being two chief products identified with slavery in the US and the Caribbean).
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As for a fish escaping into the wild and mixing with a wild fish population, AquaBounty said that was virtually impossible, as its fish—all female—were sterilized, with just a tiny failure rate in the procedure, and multiple barriers and filters prevented their escape.
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In the second season finale, they managed to cure the animals of the virus — but then the show's random new villains released a toxin into the atmosphere that sterilized all human beings and released their lab-grown hybrids (the aforementioned razorback wolves) for good measure.
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However, they said that the risk of infection is "extremely low," as the tools were almost fully sterilized — "during this time, one step in a multistep cleaning process was not completed with certain surgical instruments in a limited number of cases," the letter reads.
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More research shows that kids born in developing countries who move to the US tend to start out with lower rates of allergies and asthma, but that rates of both tick up after they've lived in ultra-sterilized, germophobic America for a decade or longer.
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He also was a director of the American Eugenics Society, thought "worthless" individuals should be sterilized, and considered his lobbying for the Johnson-Reed Immigration Act of 1924, which shut down most immigration to the U.S., to be one of the great achievements of his life.
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The case for a race of astronauts is that they would not really be the products of eugenics as the word is ordinarily used: No one with undesired habits or traits would be coerced to have fewer children; no captive populations would be sterilized or worse.
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One of the biggest indictments of the state prison system came in 2013, when the Center for Investigative Reporting found that at least 148 women were sterilized without state approval within a span of four years at two different state prisons, including the California Institution for Women.
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At the E.T.U. — a plastic village of mud-spattered white tents navigated through a maze of waist-high channels bounded by orange netting that was meant to keep the uninfected from stumbling upon the infected — he made certain the attendants sterilized the car before the driver left.
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Customers are asked to mail their DNA samples to Endeavor's laboratory in Quonset, R.I., where the material is milled, sterilized and enclosed in microscopic capsules of PMMA — you know it as plexiglass — which is often used in medical applications like dentures, bone cement and cosmetic surgery.
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"Right after the war, rebuilding the country and its people was paramount, so in the name of building better citizens for the nation, the law came into effect," said Keiko Toshimitsu, a bioethics researcher and head of an activist group supporting those who were forcibly sterilized.
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Ali, who was not involved in the New Mexico case, said that if the micro-needling pen or any other equipment is not properly disposed of or sterilized between facials, that could expose patients to potential blood-borne infections, as what was seen in New Mexico.
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Yet when they first proposed their idea of releasing sterilized male screwworms into wild populations to cause their collapse, the entomologists, who received funding from the US Department of Agriculture, were met with ridicule from much of the scientific community, who decried the impossibility of "castrating" an insect.
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Instant Articles, on the left, previously offered less style customization and business opportunities than a publisher's traditional website Instant Articles, on the left, previously offered less style customization and business opportunities than a publisher's traditional website But the hidden, second-order effect was that publishers had their identities sterilized.
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"You need a huge amount of shielding material, way more than you need to build the actual structure, just to stop people getting essentially sterilized quite quickly... some of the estimates I've seen are for tens of millions of tonnes of shielding material essentially," said Warwick University's Armstrong.
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She had been working at the time for the South Carolina Council on Human Rights as a volunteer lawyer when it dispatched her to Aiken, S.C., where an obstetrician had refused to deliver babies to women on welfare with two or more children unless they agreed to be sterilized.
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Live Water helpfully explains (emphasis ours):For cheaper transport and shelf stability all other bottled, filtered, spring, and tap waters are sterilized with ozone gas, irradiated with UV light, and passed through a sub-micron filter It's similar to juice that's pasteurized so it can sit on shelves for months.
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After she gave birth at the Virginia Colony for Epileptics and Feebleminded, the state determined that she was intellectually deficient and petitioned to have her sterilized as a way to test a new Virginia law, the Eugenical Sterilization Act of 1924, which was ultimately upheld by the United States Supreme Court.
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It wasn't until the 1970s, when pro-sterilization laws began to be repealed in both the U.S. and Canada, and after thousands of women like Mercredi had been forcibly sterilized in their childbearing years, that both governments started to look closely at whether or not sterilization procedures were legal and consensual.
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"What he did to the Jews, they were already doing to the Indians here—the forced removal of people," said Juana Majel Dixon, a California-based Indigenous law scholar and secretary of the National Congress of American Indians, who herself was sterilized by the Indian Health Services when she was 21970 years old.
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Yet if the micro-needling pen or any other equipment is not properly disposed of or sterilized between facials, that could expose patients to potential blood-borne infections, as what was seen in New Mexico, Dr. Ehsan Ali, a board-certified internal medicine physician known as the Beverly Hills Concierge Doctor, said last year.
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The newspaper article was amplified on the day it was published when a pharmacology professor in North Central Province, Channa Jayasumana, wrote about the allegations of Buddhist women being sterilized without their knowledge in a Facebook post alongside a picture of Shafi - the first time he was publicly linked to the claims, his wife said.
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Staff would query her about her health, check her vitals, send her to a room full of vinyl beds, clean her venipuncture site, tell her to pump her fist to help the extraction along, jab a sterilized needle in her median cubital vein, and suck a pint or so of whole blood out of her with a plasmapheresis machine.
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As of 2019, there are about eight monkey sterilization centers spread across the state, where macaques brought in by trappers are sterilized using laser vasectomies in males and endoscopic thermocauteric tubectomies in females, Satish K. Gupta, emeritus scientist specializing in Reproductive Cell Biology at the National Institute of Immunology, New Delhi, said in an email to Gizmodo.
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But just like when you're in the supermarket and you see some awful parent verbally abusing their kids and you think, "this person should have been sterilized before it got this far," but you'd never actually suggest that because you don't want anyone sterilizing you, the NRA is not likely to express this sentiment in public.
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Mohit Prajapati, the director of research and development, strategy and operations at Penn Medicine's Center for Healthcare Innovation, has been overseeing the effort to use strategic folding techniques — like "origami," he said — to create respirators out of sterilization wrap, a material that is used in N95 masks but which hospitals use to wrap sterilized medical equipment.
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Over 1,500 Amazon employees have signed a petition asking for additional benefits given the pandemic, including paid sick leave for all workers regardless of diagnosis, hazard pay for workers who must be on site, and for the company to shut down any facility where a worker tests positive so it can be sterilized and others can be tested.
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According to the San Diego Union Tribune, health inspectors told the store's owner, Bob Meanley, that if he wanted to keep serving the store's signature snack, he would need to install a three-basin sink so that the popcorn popper could be cleaned and sterilized, and the store would also have to undergo regular inspections, like it was a restaurant that served one buttered entree and several aisles' worth of inedible side dishes.
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