He received 17 stitches across his cheek, 6 stitches on his nose, 2 stitches on his other cheek, and three stitches on his wrist.
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Different model sergers can make ruffles, rolled hems, chain stitches, cover stitches, and other decorative stitches.
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Once you've mastered the basic stitches, you'll need to count and mark stitches in many patterns.
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In experiments on pigs, surgical stitches made by autonomous robots were as good as, or better than, stitches made by skilled surgeons.
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It packs lots of impressive features like 60 built-in stitches, four on-step buttonhole styles, customizable stitches, adjustable stitch length and width, and more.
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For example, the popular "3-4 model" executes durable four-thread overlock stitches for clothing as well as less-durable (but still decent) three-thread overlock stitches.
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Fast at up to 1,300 stitches per minute, this model features options including four-thread overlock, three-thread overlock, narrow hem, rolled hem, and ribbon lock stitches.
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"From my own 3x experience of stitches, I was convinced I had a yeast infection three days postpartum, but it was just my stitches coming out," Sawatzky says.
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It features a powerful motor that can stitch up to 1,100 stitches per minute, has over 30 built-in stitches and a metal frame that's built to last.
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The swift response came after Stitches said he realized the fan, at Voltage Lounge in Philly, meant no harm -- he reached up and slapped Stitches in the stomach.
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Studies have shown that people who exercise frequently tend to get fewer side stitches, but their side stitches are just as intense as the ones that less-conditioned people get.
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Not necessarily — even elite athletes get side stitches sometimes.
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And it left everyone — especially host RuPaul — in stitches.
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The bad ... the injury took 90 stitches to repair!
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The stitch technique requires the use of the pinky finger with a nail to create the stitches and lines as well as more of the product to keep the stitches in place.
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Her head wound, which required stitches, is also still healing.
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I taught myself — French knots, satin, stem, and couching stitches.
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I took two stitches to the back of my eye.
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I got a few stitches, and kept biking and sledding.
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I was like, Oh, four stitches on the back, whatever!
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He later tweeted that the wound required a dozen stitches.
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I had 71 stitches, a broken nose and broken cheekbone.
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It can easily seal wounds in the absence of stitches.
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He finished with a few stitches to close the incision.
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Stitches is so unpopular ... he can't even get tatted up.
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Kauffman's injuries required 16 stitches and a cocktail of antibiotics.
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This entails carefully counting out stitches to make the shapes.
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Both players required stitches and returned later in the half.
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This wasn't my first time using superglue instead of stitches.
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He's just waiting on a scan and a few stitches.
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TNT reported that Winslow received four stitches near an eye.
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In the stitches of her skin she'll wear your say.
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"He got the stitches out (Friday)," manager Brad Ausmus said.
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The flight attendant required five stitches to treat the bite.
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Individual stitches are made without crossing or looping the thread.
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The Kristoff song (and accompanying visuals) had me in stitches.
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Four plates were inserted throughout my face along with stitches.
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"No stitches or doctor is needed for removal," he continued.
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She needed stitches and is being treated preventably for rabies.
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He patches her up but she needs stitches and antibiotics.
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That protester also suffered a concussion, and needed five stitches.
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I call them open stitches because they keep coming back.
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He ended up with a sprained ligament and several stitches.
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"The first two stitches are the hardest," Dr. Langer said.
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He needed 62 stitches on his face, lips and tongue.
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I had to have about eight stitches in my hairline.
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It's how it stitches it all together that is interesting.
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The ordinariness of her stitches becomes extraordinary in their configurations.
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Though the chorus of his tweeny pop hit "Stitches" has some dubious physical correlations ("Now that I'm without your kisses/ I'll be needing stitches"), it broke the Top 10 of the Billboard charts last year.
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But the "Stitches" star insists they took it all in stride.
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When they took the stitches out, the hair never grew back.
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So I count inches…I mean I count stitches per inch.
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The fall left her with 40-50 stitches on her face.
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Stitches on his water line, and his eyeball was never touched!
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She did not slow down, though, and recently tore her stitches.
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These young inventors are out to make applying stitches much easier.
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The scene left Perrett in figurative (and later, three actual) stitches.
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So, not all the stitching is functional, some [stitches] are adornments.
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Gordon revealed his stitches kept popping open even after the melee.
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He wound up getting more than 24 stitches, he told KUNC.
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Forsling told reporters he needed 15 stitches but lost no teeth.
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Every square meter of this fabric contains 760,000 stitches, Hovelle explains.
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A previous fall earlier in October required stitches to Carter's face.
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Manu received stitches, and a scan showed bleeding in the brain.
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Probably rushing home to Jay, recovering from his bike accident. Stitches?
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"Nothing more than stitches in his ear," Manager Kevin Cash said.
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She got six stitches and was back at work that afternoon.
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I should have gotten stitches that day; instead I got scolded.
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He had multiple concussions, black eyes and stitches on his face.
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Ms. Rethorst's "Stealing from Myself" stitches together parts of earlier works.
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Her mother owns Loving Stitches, a bridal tailoring company in Allentown.
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There is a TON of blood and I probably need stitches.
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The first time Noah got stitches he was 18 months old.
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A blackish ladder of stitches runs up and across his stomach.
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The three- and four-thread overlock stitches are no slouches either.
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Frogging: Giving up on a project and ripping out the stitches.
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Casting on: Getting the first row of stitches onto the needle.
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Tudor shredded his hand to the point that he needed stitches.
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Capable of doing two-, three-, four-, and five-thread stitches, this workhorse can execute various cover stitches (narrow, triple, double chain, or wide) as well as serger stitches (five- and four-thread safety, five-thread safety wide, four- and three-thread ultra-stretch mock safety, three-thread overlock, three-thread flatlock, two-thread wrapped-edge overlock, and two-thread overedge).
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Miami rapper Stitches tricked the 13-year-old "Cash Me Ousside" girl into collaborating on a song and music video without approval, according to her camp -- but Stitches says he's just looking out for the kid.
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Cashius Clay (for real), Stitches' manager, tells TMZ the rapper knows he was in the wrong, but adds Stitches reacted how anyone else would have -- especially after someone pulled a gun during a recent gig in Canada.
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The pipeline first stitches the pages together into one large virtual image.
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One victim had his nose broken; another required stitches to his face.
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The beagle later received several stitches to its side and rear end.
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Skylar suffered a skull fracture and 200 stitches to close the wound.
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The visuals further help the robot decide where stitches should be made.
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Chris split open his stitches with a paperback copy of Peter Pan!
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She may have needed stitches, but her winged liner was still sharp!
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There were no bandages, ointments, stitches, or morphine to ease the pain.
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She was transported to a hospital and received 10 stitches, CBS reports.
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Yochim was raced to the hospital where he was given nine stitches.
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After surgery and more than 100 stitches and staples, doctors stabilized him.
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The surgeon then pulls the camera out and stitches then patient up.
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"The stitches have started to come out which is great," he said.
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She posted a photo of her legs to Twitter after getting stitches.
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The EMTs were like, 'Your finger is broken, and you need stitches.
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He received stitches for a lower lip laceration and underwent concussion testing.
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Two police officers were injured; one required stitches, according to the spokesman.
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His face was sliced up so badly, he reportedly required 300 stitches.
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Phil needed stitches and he's being kept under observation at a hospital.
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One thing's for sure: They know how to keep onlookers in stitches.
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A spider would have been hard pressed to see her tiny stitches.
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"They continue ripping out the stitches by tearing everything up," he said.
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Johnson's injuries, he noted casually, were some stitches and some missing teeth.
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Despite a cut that required stitches, nothing in Fabio's face was broken.
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Despite getting stitches and an antibiotic treatment, the boy grew gravely ill.
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Stitches criss-crossed the limbs he lost in his most recent battle.
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Gay boys are much funnier – the responses have had me in stitches.
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I thought it'd be a quick recovery, but I got 3,500 stitches.
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He got stitches and quickly resumed filming his journey to find love.
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I ran right into the hedge and had to get twenty stitches.
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"Big box stores, you don't have that," Barbara Mandel said between stitches.
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The surgery required stitches, but it will not prevent Freeman from playing.
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As for the python bites ... Adam needed stitches to close his wound.
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One lad in my year had to have stitches in his face.
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"For example, if someone had a short laceration on the eyelid, it might require many extremely fine stitches, whereas a laceration of the same size on the underside of the chin might have two to three stitches," he says.
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After three weeks of bandages and healing creams, the stitches come out smooth.
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A worker at the Bavarian Speedfactory hand-stitches the Made for Londons' uppers.
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I had "a concussion, stitches, braids ripped out," Mill told Billboard in 2015.
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That was, until, Zellweger raced on stage and had the audience in stitches.
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Sabol the dog has some serious stitches, but her tail is still wagging.
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Running or even making big steps could cause the stitches to come off.
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Snitches get stitches where I&aposm from and where I did my time.
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Although she didn't need stitches, it "totally got into her skin," Smoake says.
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The time flew by and these guys had me in stitches all night.
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She had to have surgery because the injury was too severe for stitches.
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Security at TAO gave him a few bandages and suggested he get stitches.
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I scratched, I think, on a window, and I had to get stitches.
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Stanford later announced Da Silva suffered a head laceration that will require stitches.
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Cuoco quickly calmed the crew on set and went off to get stitches.
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You've got a cut and are bleeding like crazy Think about: Needing stitches.
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The neural network stitches these together using powerful graphics chips hardened against radiation.
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"I just — I tripped," said Underwood, whose face required more than 40 stitches.
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He received stitches and a CT scan before heading home shortly after midnight.
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The app then automatically stitches the video and photos into a single clip.
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Frika has continued to recover well after getting more than a dozen stitches.
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Several engineering students ended up in the hospital with stitches and broken bones.
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And yet, they don't feel that way; the seams and stitches don't show.
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I'll be out for 12 days or so to let the stitches heal.
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" And, "I am allowed to remove stitches, because mistakes can sometimes be undone.
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But it stitches them all together with a profound lack of character consistency.
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Mendes plays his hit "Stitches" and it's pretty well-integrated into the scene.
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A few stitches later, the European champions were ready to conquer the world.
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In this posture of discord and partisanship, the Constitution stitches us back together.
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Thai media reported that the woman received eight stitches and then flew home.
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In 2012, a wild boar attacked a police officer, resulting in eight stitches.
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The wound required stitches and she may end up with a permanent scar.
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It was so bad, he needed to go to the hospital for stitches.
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Minter had four in total that would later require 15 stitches to mend.
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A bunch of people got stitches and billy clubbed and things like that.
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His aversion to needles kept him from getting stitches for his busted head.
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This time, you can see the stitches and scars from the different bodies.
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On Wednesday he tweeted that he had received 7 stitches on his eye.
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Together, they had derived a conjecture: All knittable stitches must be ribbon knots.
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I had "a concussion, stitches, braids ripped out," Mill told Billboard in 22017.
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In the process, he lost a few teeth and added a few stitches.
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A source previously told PEOPLE that Weber got his stitches removed last week.
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But an argument can look seamless and still contain lots of dropped stitches.
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Each leather-and-wool seat features a quilted pattern that requires 148,199 stitches.
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A little sodium bicarbonate can even take the sting out of getting stitches.
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His face was split open, requiring 22 stitches in all, Us Weekly reports.
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The car&aposs rose embroidery required a million stitches, according to the automaker.
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He also fell shortly before that and needed stitches above his left eye.
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Working up to 1,300 stitches per minute, this model is versatile and efficient.
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Did they manage to hide their stitches in this, their moment of glory?
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Instead of a mold, a robot stitches the wood together to retain its shape.
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" "Peeing with stitches, trying to poo, breastfeeding … even just sitting down," added Otis. "OUCH!
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Three weeks later or so, the stitches are out, but it's very dicey still.
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The appointment is only to take some stitches out, so there is no charge.
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Sometimes she stitches on a swatch of fresh canvas, collaging elements in or out.
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He received stitches for the gash, and is expected to make a full recovery.
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He said he went to the hospital and received three stitches to his hand.
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Imagine having to get stitches down there... There's nothing else to say about this.
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Through genealogy websites, the stitches found Rita's husband, his obituary, and eventually her son.
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He was placed in the cone so that he wouldn't pull out his stitches.
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Stitches used in deeper layers of tissue are always the dissolvable kind, he adds.
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The camera stitches images together to create a virtual environment through included PC software.
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There's definitely that mid-period Beatles thing going on where he stitches songs together.
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Collins suffered a gash on his head that had to be closed with stitches.
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The wounds to his face, neck, wrist and legs required more than 20 stitches.
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The concept of absorbable medical supplies is not new; dissolvable stitches have revolutionized surgery.
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Frazier, who was replaced by Carlos Sanchez, received five stitches to his lower lip.
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Danielle's reps feel Stitches exploited her fame without consent from her mom or management.
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Finally, the flap goes back over the area to protect it—no stitches required.
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He needed four hours of emergency surgery and 60 to 80 stitches and staples.
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He has "stitches galore," said Ochs, but is expected to make a full recovery.
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After getting stitches, he returned to the game in the second period, ESPN reported.
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The app automatically stitches together a scene into an impressive clip, complete with music.
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Still, Hawn somehow stitches together a slightly real human being out of it all.
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With different yarns and stitches, you can "paint" any type of image you want.
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Orica said that Yates sustained bruises and was given four stitches to his chin.
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Harris sustained a spinal injury and head lacerations that required stitches from that attack.
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He was lucky: Although he was temporarily knocked out, he required only some stitches.
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He went to a hospital after the fight to get stitches on his nose.
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I ended up landing on my hip so hard I had to get stitches.
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And you can feel the procedure, like that feeling when you have stitches removed.
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The worst case Best found resulted in around a dozen stitches, but nothing more.
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Later, they would check me over many times for surgery stitches that didn't exist.
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He punched Claire, and sent her to the hospital for stitches in her lip.
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Most mending involves sewing, which means keeping your hands occupied with repetitive, soothing stitches.
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Netterblad got several stitches, but was out of the hospital about 5 hours later.
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She had needed stitches in her elbow but otherwise seemed O.K., her mother said.
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According to multiple reports, Thielen's injury included a cut significant enough to require stitches.
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He was rushed to the hospital and given 22 stitches, according to the website.
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Carter, the longest living U.S. president, required stitches above his brow after the fall.
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She broke her cheek bone and had to get four stitches on her eye.
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The former president also received stitches above his brow after another fall at home.
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One machine, which looks like a weaving loom, stitches spines onto stacks of papers.
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It executes three- and four-thread stitches and easily converts to a rolled hem.
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A doctor came by a little later to apply liquid stitches to his finger.
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We're told she'll require a number of stitches but is expected to fully recover.
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Donnelly reportedly suffered an seven-inch tear from the blast that required hundreds of stitches.
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The procedure seemed promising—until his stitches burst, prompting him to rip out the tubes.
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Pratt had his date in stitches from what we imagine was a Brett Macklin impersonation.
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She received medical attention on her many injuries, including 25 stitches on her right leg.
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Rickles has CNN's Larry King in stitches during this 1985 appearance on Larry King Live.
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In fact, it resulted in her needing between 40 and 50 stitches on her face.
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Underwood's injuries included a broken wrist and some nasty facial trauma requiring over 40 stitches.
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The 17-year-old "Stitches" singer said he couldn't help jumping between the two accents.
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He claimed he was left with three broken teeth and six stitches in his forehead.
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They took me to the locker room right away, gave me three or four stitches.
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He walked away from the incident with eight stitches and an undetermined number of Pokémon.
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A booking photo shows him with two sets of stitches around a blackened left eye.
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Büyüktaş stitches multiple photographs framed from different altitudes and angles to create his final images.
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Her horse received 16 stitches and some booster shots, but is expected to be fine.
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Jennifer Lawrence couldn't get past the first few stitches of Paul Thomas Anderson's Phantom Thread.
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He received 50 stitches before being discharged later in the day, according to the Tribune.
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Some users even broke bones and required stitches until a software update fixed the problem.
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Kirkland's injuries will require multiple stitches but she is expected to make a full recovery.
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Although Taylor needed "120 to 140 stitches," her mother told ABC News, she's doing well.
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Swollen paw 20153 stitches I'm officially done with iWalk slash hover board 😦 💔 pic.twitter.
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When it comes to big blocks of stitches to make a shape, work in sections.
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Stand News later reported that she was taken to hospital for treatment and received stitches.
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Following McKie's procedure, Dr. McNeely saved a few extra stitches to use on Little Baby.
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Swollen paw 6 stitches I'm officially done with iWalk slash hover board 😦 💔 pic.twitter.
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The final stitches are the tying of the bow that holds it all in place.
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Instead of cats and flowers, Nutman stitches surprisingly detailed queer porn images on his canvases.
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After arriving back in Dallas, however, it was determined he needed stitches for the injury.
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Just weeks prior, Carter required stitches above his brow after a fall at his home.
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A love tap from a hundred shark teeth ends with a hundred stitches for us.
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She knits these intricate patterns in the teeniest of tiny stitches (size one knitting needles).
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Stitches is sending God Bless Yous to the cops who hauled him off to jail.
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The metal grazes my stitches on the way through, and I wince at the pain.
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Lotic stitches the disparate worlds together more delicately, offering complexity and comfort in equal measure.
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Hearing Chad say, "Like, leave me alone," as a kid will leave you in stitches.
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He opts out of stitches, assuming his heroism will earn him the group date rose.
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I went to the hospital, got 11 stitches, and was on crutches for a month.
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He fought off the dog, but his son was left with stitches and difficulty sleeping.
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At least seven riders were injured; one required stitches, but no one broke any bones.
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" THE SUGARS RECOMMEND "Stitches," by Antonya Nelson "Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?
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It's typical of how Mr. Marclay stitches time together, finding sly visual rhymes across clips.
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Foster had to get stitches above his left eye and suffered several cuts and bruises.
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His intentions seem more novelistic, as he stitches together minor-key vignettes on muffled emotions.
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Once I was hospitalised and had to have stitches to the side of my face.
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The outlook is bleaker at Siva Exports, a contractor that stitches some of Dollar's underwear.
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The outlook is bleaker at Siva Exports, a contractor that stitches some of Dollar's underwear.
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Miss Martha puts him under with chloroform, then cleans the wound and stitches it up.
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Tori was taken to the hospital and required several stitches before being discharged Friday morning.
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The black line stitches the two layers together, but does not suppress their visual energy.
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"In the pattern for the dragon, there are all these crazy stitches," she said — stitches that took up not just a single cell on the pattern grid, but stretched across numerous cells, seeming to follow a horizontal array rather than the usual, vertical orientation.
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I think I'm going to need stitches, but really don't want to go to the ER. After some back and forth, they tell me they actually cannot give me stitches, despite me needing them, because it's been 24 hours since the wound was opened.
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I studied the stitches and thought again and again of the women who had taught me to sit before a table frame and push a needle through all three quilt layers, taking stitches small enough to keep the batting from wadding up in the wash.
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The second officer, Peter Ehrlich, was hospitalized and required stitches after the incident, the Herald reported.
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After being given stitches and released, his nose began to bleed uncontrollably just two days later.
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Kate McKinnon's usually the one who leaves her fellow Saturday Night Live cast members in stitches.
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He saw he was bleeding, and he went to the hospital where he received 20 stitches.
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"I watch it religiously, and I am in stitches the whole time," she tells her sister.
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The "Stitches" singer has made it no secret that Mayer is one of his musical idols.
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She needed 40 stitches on her face, she said, and would be reclusive while she recovered.
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Carter, the longest-living former U.S. president, fell at his home last month and required stitches.
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And a "Dual Capture" mode stitches together photos from both cameras and saves them individually, too.
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You may recognize his song, "Stitches" which currently has more than 500 million views on YouTube.
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For me, I dig it, as the stitches convey a sense of confidence in the quality.
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She required 40 to 50 stitches and, at first, she wasn't sure she'd look the same.
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His firm is not an electronic records service, but a tool that stitches such records together.
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Fairfax media reported that Evans suffered multiple lacerations from 20 bites, three of which required stitches.
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Loss, despite what inspirational cross-stitches or Instagrams will tell you, doesn't get easier with time.
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Emergency medical workers brought him to a hospital, where he received 15 stitches and was released.
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Flacco was dazed by the hit and received a gash near his ear that required stitches.
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Burtynsky often stitches multiple high-resolution shots of the same subject into a single colossal print.
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Comfort was taken to a local hospital where she received stitches, according to the Associated Press.
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On Friday, Perrette posted a photo of a crew member with a black eye and stitches.
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He received four stitches just above his eyebrow and was soon back in the studio rehearsing.
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Its software automatically edits out the body of the drone and stitches the two images together.
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We're told Stitches wants the best for her, and only wanted to be a positive mentor.
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After a week of healing, her stitches were removed and her new double lids were revealed.
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Playing before helmets were required, he endured numerous injuries and some 33 stitches in his face.
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These days, I no longer shave the entire head, favoring absorbable stitches for the skin instead.
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Just weeks before, Carter, 85033, required stitches above his eyebrow after a fall in his home.
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Coyle required stitches to close a cut on his nose but later returned to the ice.
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At Bellevue, she received multiple stitches to a cut at the edge of her right eye.
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He had superficial cuts and one wound on his neck, which required stitches, the officer said.
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The driver was treated for his injuries following his release, requiring several stitches in his face.
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Dina needed 25 stitches to her face and had to undergo surgery for her leg wounds.
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This gripping story, by our colleague Ray Sanchez, stitches together everything we know about Jayme's ordeal.
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I had a C-section and my mother inspected the inflamed stitches above my pubic bone.
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I got to the hospital and had like eight stitches in the back of my head.
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If your answer doesn't involve stitches, handcuffs, Narcan or the Fire Department, I'm guessing pretty well.
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In 2011, she needed 40 stitches in her face and skull after enduring a wipeout there.
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Before this comedian had the country in stitches on her late-night talk show on E!
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Social media doesn't "capture" real life, it stitches together narrative; it's fiction masquerading as documentary nonfiction.
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Update: The N.B.A. later announced that VanVleet received seven stitches but did not sustain a concussion.
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Talk to your doctorUnexpected stitches are one thing, but some medical treatments you can plan for.
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Zha deftly stitches together rhythms from Brazil and Lisbon with alternative rock, rap, and ambient textures.
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"Oh, that definitely needs stitches," the doctor said immediately after I peeled back the dripping bandage.
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When another patient struggled with a dressing, Dr. Percec began sewing on gauze with dissolving stitches.
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He needed stitches in his arm and wondered whether it was worth it to keep running.
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The doctor arrived after a few minutes, examined Sarah's wound and agreed that she needed stitches.
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" Her medical treatment included 120 facial stitches, which she later described as "my I.R.A. face-lift.
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It is in Costa Rica that Peter sustains his infamous face injury that requires 22 stitches.
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Despite the incident Sunday, which "required stitches above his brow," Carter, who turned 95 on Oct.
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You'll likely need stitches and a few weeks to heal for this kind of vaginal rip.
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He did not know the exact number of stitches and he could not recall the incident.
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Laughter and tears flow between stitches as memories of rape, beatings, and abusive love are shared.
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He sustained a concussion and an orbital bone injury and required as many as 100 stitches.
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By chronicling both men's lives in patient prose, Hollinghurst stitches Forster's wound — and not just Forster's.
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LF Carlos Gomez received three stitches over his left eye after the Sunday game against Houston.
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Her stitches are basic – dots and dashes – but the patterns and lines are rich and varied.
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He received stitches on the side of his nose and returned early in the second half.
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After a week, I took the tram to the doctor's office to have my stitches removed.
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He got six stitches on his hand and a bunch of bandages to cover the wounds.
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But it's going to be really fun to hear how he stitches all these sounds together.
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After the match, David told his fans he needed a few stitches and he was fine.
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He had an emergency operation, and the scar from 200 stitches is still visible on his leg.
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The scary fall resulted in 40-50 stitches to her face and surgery for a broken wrist.
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"Hundreds of stitches later I am in intensive care but I'm stable," she reportedly told family members.
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The server ended up needing 15 stitches to cover up her arm wound, according to FOX5 Atlanta .
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James was actually told multiple times by the medic that he needed stitches, but he refused. James!
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In addition to her black eye, Mandy Moore also needed a few stitches on her brow bone.
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The incident left her with a broken wrist and a facial laceration requiring 40 to 50 stitches.
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Torres said that after slamming her head into a bathtub, she needed 15 staples and three stitches.
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The three were taken to the hospital where the younger Briton received 7 stitches to the head.
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"Within a few weeks, as my stitches should have been healing, I was not great," she says.
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He initially blew off that advice, but we're told Ronnie gave in Friday afternoon and got stitches.
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In short, a computer program finds common ground between two faces and stitches one over the other.
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The scary fall resulted in 40-50 stitches to her face and surgery for a broken wrist.
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This could also explain why Stitches is so poorly constructed: it's the only body he could afford.
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Gloria, in desperate mom mode, slowly stitches a plan together in order to be with her son.
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It stitches together scenes from movies like The Martian, Interstellar, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Sunshine, and more.
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We're told the Obamas' family physician, Dr. Ronny Jackson, checked her out and decided she needed stitches.
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Now, the NYPD reportedly has a message for Waze and its parent company Google: Snitches get stitches.
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There, he says doctors gave him seven stitches to close the bite marks on his right calf.
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We count to three and heave together to release him, as the vet finishes the final stitches.
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They switch sunglasses, Fauna takes out Jay's stitches, and they both learn a lot about one another.
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Every time I've been hospitalized, it feels like a Band-Aid on a wound that needs stitches.
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Green told reporters that Edler didn't suffer any facial fractures but needed stitches due to the fall.
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She immediately drove me over to the ER, and I had to get stitches while still rolling.
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TMZ broke the story ... Cops busted Stitches in Miami after pulling out of a handicap parking spot.
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Danielle and the friend did go over and she recorded a song and music vid with Stitches.
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Above: PhotoScan in action PhotoScan then stitches those together to produce a single image without the glare.
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And what if those materials could be decontaminated and recycled, turned later into tweezers and surgical stitches?
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I had over 25 stitches and a fourth degree tear from vaginal birth—I could barely walk.
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Antibiotics equals no alcohol, allergy to pain meds equals pain, 6 stitches & a hairline fracture #priceless pic.twitter.
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Underwood suffered a broken wrist and damage to her face that resulted in 40 to 50 stitches.
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He finished the game with 21 points and 11 stitches as the Clippers fell short, 106-103.
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Read more: From there, Pike was brought the hospital where he received stitches and underwent two surgeries.
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Typically, a surgical face-lift would include cutting, pulling, stitches, and six weeks or more of downtime.
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He rather steals from multiple sources spanning decades and then stitches them together to create something new.
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The projectile penetrated her goggles and caused a severe injury to her right eye, which required stitches.
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As experienced embroidery stitchers know, keeping your base fabric taut is necessary for creating even, smooth stitches.
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If you pulled all the stitches out you could see all the redrawing atop the first version.
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She then stitches lace along the backs of the empty frames, through which she casts wet cement.
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She then selected from among the 15 stitches used by Carrickmacross makers to fill in the outlines.
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The injury, a wound about the size of a nickel, was sewn up with a few stitches.
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On Sunday, May 15, 2016, Horton fell again, opening a gash on his head that required stitches.
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In March, he hit his head on the edge of a glass shower door, requiring seven stitches.
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You may or may not need stitches for this, and you'll usually heal within a few weeks.
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As we previously reported ... Pryor required 30 stitches in his chest and shoulder area from the attack.
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The glasses reportedly "split his face open" and required Weber to get 22 stitches in his face.
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"I would get girls seeking stitches in their vagina when they first got their period," she said.
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Circular marks made of human hair and red stitches bring a specter of violence to the surface.
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Well-heeled Nigerians can head to Mr Omikunle's store, Magnum Stitches, in the upmarket area of Lekki.
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Rock's jokes left "The Daily Show" host Trevor Noah in stitches, but not everyone was so amused.
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And accidents happened, emergency room visits happened, stitches happened, sometimes again and again to the same child.
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Irv's point is, snitches like 6ix9ine really DID get stitches ... and from everyone back in the day.
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She received seven stitches, then was readmitted two days later after the wound became infected, Hansen said.
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Andy says later that the stitches on his chest remind him of an Yves Saint Laurent dress.
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The sergeant, James O'Brien, suffered a concussion and required three stitches over his left eye, prosecutors said.
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Sable Elyse Smith's film stitches together recordings her father sent from prison with scraps of found footage.
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He actually hit his head on a screw that was holding a pad in place and got stitches.
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Sussman suffered a concussion and had to get six stitches, but "he's going to be OK," Cantrell said.
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Miller posted a graphic image of the post-surgery scar on her back on Saturday, complete with stitches.
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He had the audience in stitches, and he was no less funny on Wednesday night at the MoMA.
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Dorothy slipped in the shower and split open her chin in Thailand, and Manilla needed stitches in Nepal.
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"I had 80 stitches in my nose and my doctor said 'you're not allowed to sing,' " he said.
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According to our, let's call it, first aid certified personnel it looks like it's going to (require) stitches.
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It automatically stabilizes and stitches the footage in-camera instead of offloading that processing to your phone, too.
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Underwood fell, and had to receive 40 stitches to her face — since then, she's been relatively press-shy.
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McCann required stitches on his left hand after getting hit by a pitch in Houston on May 25.
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It was looking as if I wasn't going to get sent home with a few stitches after all.
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Oh, and for those fans who saw the sneak peek and want to share spoilers: Snitches get stitches.
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My husband had to pull it out and I ended up with six stitches and an orthopedic shoe.
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He paused before turning around to reveal a line of stitches up his abdomen and the colostomy bag.
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As Kate performs "Landslide" at the episode's midpoint, This Is Us stitches together another trademark time-shifting montage.
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His suit jacket sleeves had been mended with small stitches and his hands were ridged with turquoise veins.
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The therapy dogs, painting rocks, and hugs provided were a bandage to deep mental wounds that needed stitches.
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Cardi B mentions vaginal tearing and episiotomy stitches, both of which are normal parts of giving birth vaginally.
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Thankfully, the knife didn't hit any major arteries, but it did require nine stitches, according to The Tennessean.
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She's suffered from a bit of bronchitis, had a (blood) transfusion, and some stitches, but always at home.
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Once he has 30 fully focused sections, he stitches them together in Photoshop to create the final image.
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Kimmel may not have left the audience in stitches, but he didn't let Hollywood off the hook, either.
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Lachover wasn't badly hurt—he received stitches for the wound and has since been discharged from hospital.[BBC]
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Not even 40-50 stitches to the face and a broken wrist can hold champion Carrie Underwood down.
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Flacco still has a couple of stitches in his ear, but has been cleared from the concussion protocol.
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The old man had received stitches on his forehead after being smashed by falling concrete during the quake.
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Wilkie's wife, who is a nurse, then took him to the emergency room where he received 5 stitches.
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Once there, Atticus received five stitches to his face — two to his lip and three to his cheek.
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As the saying goes, he couldn't get arrested in this town ... but in Stitches' case, he probably could.
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Norris' glorious turn of phrase, and down to earth sincerity had the panel, and the internet, in stitches.
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According to legal docs obtained by TMZ ... Stitches can't possess any firearms until he obtains a gun license.
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He was taken to a nearby hospital where he received stitches and returned to the party shortly afterwards.
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We don't talk about postpartum pain — bleeding, stitches, not being able to stand upright, or easily walk around.
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Nutman stitches relationships between two women, between two men, between three men, and of people having solo sex.
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"He told me I was a fake American," Gomez said, appearing visibly swollen with stitches on his forehead.
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I even use it when creating my base chain by counting stitches in groups of 10 or 20.
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Soriano told Fox 30 that Drake proceeded to push him, and that he ended up getting six stitches.
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Former President Jimmy Carter had a black eye and 14 stitches after falling Sunday at his Georgia home.
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Gucci is known for giving extensive instructions, with precise demands about the number and the length of stitches.
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Upon being rescued, she needed 25 stitches to her face and surgery on her leg following the attack.
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Her stark, minimalist approach stitches together straight and circular motifs in space with fleet footwork and military authority.
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The result was a broken cheekbone, several stitches over my eye and the beginning of a long journey.
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Shawn Mendes is back with a new track, and you might be needing "Stitches" — or at least tissues!
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Moon said he'd heard of heard of only one person who was injured and had to receive stitches.
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The 47-year-old was hospitalized and got stitches -- but returned to the ring a short time later.
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"Snitches get stitches," one image, uploaded to Phantom PGP's Instagram account, an apparent reseller of Phantom's phones, reads.
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There he is, up on stage, jiving with the microphone stand and leaving the players in absolute stitches.
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The stitches stay in for about a week, leaving a scar which takes about a month to heal.
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He could work a room by weaving a story or telling a joke and have everyone in stitches.
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I cut two slits in the inner layer of fabric, sewing stitches to create button-hole-like openings.
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Because they think about the wire and the detail of the stitches, and all the weaving and everything.
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The tram driver declined to call the police; Professor Kochanowski ended up in the hospital with five stitches.
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Equipped with a sewing machine, she stitches books in a process that is as important as the product.
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Gradually, she closed the layers of her scalp, until a line of stitches was the only footprint left.
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Earlier in October, he received 14 stitches on his head and a nasty black eye after another tumble.
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All nine demonstrators who were hospitalized have since been released, but Mr. Hamparian said many left with stitches.
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And then for me there was the added part of having a painful delivery with so many stitches.
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As she stitches scrap wool around her present, she discusses the risks of cutting and breathing fake fur.
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McCann required five stitches to close the cut and will be placed on the 10-day disabled list.
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I decide that I am not a doctor and head to CityMD to see if I need stitches.
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He's a complete control freak, as particular about the stitches on his dresses as his elaborate breakfast orders.
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The pair went on the British morning show This Morning and the interviewer Alison Hammond had them in stitches.
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It combs through your photos, stitches together GIFs and collages, and suggests enhancements and edits to improve your shots.
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Tomlin kept the audience in stitches with her acceptance speech, including her advice to young people in the industry.
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As a result, she received 40 to 50 stitches in her face and underwent surgery on her broken wrist.
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"He has no injuries and it took doctors 300 stitches to put my daughter's head back together," says Nikolov.
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If you took multiple photos to capture this moment, the app stitches together those photos and create a GIF.
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Black stitches ran along the base of his neck where the embalming fluid had been injected into his arteries.
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But President Carter was undeterred and spoke with other volunteers the same day as his fall, stitches and all.
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The reality star had emergency surgery (after a two-hour drive to the hospital) where he received 22 stitches.
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Then record a series of nine clips, which the app stitches together into your own perfect "Damn Daniel" spinoff.
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The company's Omni Importer delivers it and Kolor (the French software company GoPro bought last year) stitches it together.
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The stitches used are dissolvable, too, so you don't need to have them removed at your follow-up appointment.
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The schtick left the audience in stitches, but before long, he realized he couldn't keep up the bold front.
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It stitches your photos and videos together with themed transitions and music to create a more interesting mini-film.
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Most of the company's high-quality stitches come from studio-grade setups that are both large and quite complicated.
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In early 2018, she revealed that she'd also gotten 40 to 50 stitches to her face, causing some scarring.
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In 2016, multiple reports claimed that an unidentified crew member was bitten by the dog, resulting in 15 stitches.
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By the time Fisher was done with her segment, both Robach and the entire GMA crew were in stitches.
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Mauney shoots a series of long exposures lasting anywhere from 5 to 30 seconds that he later stitches together.
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Bob Zwolinski said he ended up with a broken nose and a cut that required six stitches, and bruises.
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"It feels like kind of a sledge hammer when you actually need a thousand tiny little stitches," she said.
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"Antibiotics equals no alcohol, allergy to pain meds equals pain, 6 stitches & a hairline fracture #priceless," she wrote. 3.
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The easiest fix is little Diego, who gets a small bandage and a promise of stitches on the ground.
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While you can try out several different stitches, all of the above patterns use a basic "X" shaped stitch.
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Being a mature adult, I'm too afraid to check out my arm and figure out whether it requires stitches.
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Christian Jensen, a Danish Red Cross doctor on board the Responder, stitches up a gash in a woman's foot.
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He says superglue is non-toxic, safe and frequently used in hospitals, with the same success rate as stitches.
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"The stitches aren't even out, and I'm not supposed to travel," he said, showing me bruising between his nostrils.
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It lets Jake send a not-so-subtle message to Cyrus (Jeff Perry) about how, basically, snitches get stitches.
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Fury was hospitalized after the fight as he needed stitches for a cut that was leaking blood all night.
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Of course, every baseball has 108 stitches, but not every baseball team has gone 108 years without a championship.
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Shawn Mendes hardly needs "Stitches" after hearing the news that Hailey Baldwin is tying the knot with Justin Bieber.
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This one time they invited all their fans to be backing singers on stage, it had me in stitches.
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I take one final look at my latest incision and run my fingers over the protruding, hair-like stitches.
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Kigrungjon from Thailand was declared the winner by TKO and Mendonca was sent to the medic for 16 stitches.
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He was transported to hospital, where he received nine stitches and a cold compress for his swollen black eye.
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The police later took the man, Christopher Torres, to the hospital for stitches, according to a lawsuit he filed.
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After all, it can be challenging to stop for a sip when you're casting on stitches with both hands.
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Today, the procedure is done with a local anesthetic and the incisions are much smaller, often requiring no stitches.
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And on her forehead, he said, was an imprint left by the stitches of the baseball that hit her.
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Former President Jimmy Carter required stitches after falling at his Plains, Ga., home on Sunday, the Carter Center said.
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She hand-stitches leather jackets for Wall Street bankers and musicians who can afford to pay $5,000 and up.
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But 2016 was the 108th year after their last title, and a baseball is sewn together with 108 stitches.
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Bano, who is three months pregnant, said she was beaten by police and needed 20 stitches in her head.
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Carter's fall on Sunday required stitches above his brow, said spokeswoman Deanna Congileo in a statement emailed to reporters.
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Jose Lopez needed eight stitches in his arm and has a bruised back from the attack, the paper notes.
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He lost eight teeth and needed more than 100 stitches, but he was back at practice three days later.
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With six pre-programmed basic stitches to choose from, you simply just turn a dial and get to sewing.
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Because even in the minds of modern middle schoolers well versed in antibullying rhetoric, snitches can still get stitches.
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Because even in the minds of modern middle schoolers well versed in antibullying rhetoric, snitches can still get stitches.
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It's also water-resistant, and the innovative quilting construction means fewer stitches and more loft for more consistent warmth.
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She posted a photo, which has since been deleted, of a crew member with a black eye and stitches.
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In 2016, multiple reports claimed that an unidentified crew member was bitten by the dog, resulting in 15 stitches.
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This is a society that places up to a thousand stitches in a square inch of a Persian rug.
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The injury occurred just weeks after Carter required stitches above his brow following a separate fall in his home.
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D Tyler Wotherspoon lost two teeth and needed stitches after being hit with a puck during Thursday's morning skate.
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He left his victim, Piers Mott, with a three-inch gash on his left cheek that required 20 stitches.
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Cops immediately recognized Stitches from previous arrests -- he has a unique face -- and asked if he had a gun.
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He emerged with four stitches inserted in the cut and was hobbling after bruising his knee, shoulder and elbow.
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A preternatural inclination for tasteful Etsy cross-stitches and vintage art prints is of course not coded into female DNA.
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There's the idyllic image on the front, and the raw, tangled, and often chaotic stitches and threads on the back.
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Dude's got a scar that runs from his wrist to his elbow ... and says it's held together by 23 stitches!!!
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Don&apost talk to him without a nurse because he&aposll put you in stitches, writer and comedian, David Angelo.
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But one specific scene, courtesy of Vulture, of the three talking already has people in stitches thanks to Smith's frankness.
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A few hours after the altercation with Doughty, Vice was sent to the emergency room for stitches above his eye.
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The singer suffered a fall resulting in a terrifying number of stitches, and subsequently retreated from public life to heal.
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Fourteen stitches couldn't keep Jimmy Carter from helping build houses for Habitat for Humanity and a fractured pelvis on Oct.
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The resulting poems were like high-performance cars assembled from junkyard parts, or runway fashions with the stitches intentionally showing.
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The 42 x 45-inch blanket is comprised of 185,000 stitches and took Lee more than three months to complete.
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"I had my earbuds on," Mr. Smith recalled in an interview with WCBS-TV after receiving more than 150 stitches.
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Carter fell and hit his head in early October while getting ready for church, requiring 14 stitches above his brow.
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Planes of color collide like tectonic plates, often threaded with crisscrossing railroad tracks that tie them together like surgical stitches.
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It is an inferno captured in cloth: the blackened silhouettes of trees, engulfed in a blaze of intricate, swirling stitches.
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The type of stitches — either dissolvable or those that must be removed by a doctor — can make a difference too.
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After several trips to the gynaecologist, Zoe George discovered that she had scar tissues as a result of her stitches.
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Photos released on social media after the incident showed Ms Engels with gashes on her head that required 14 stitches.
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The injuries Underwood suffered led her to receive 40-50 stitches in her face and surgery on her broken wrist.
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Essential stitches the image on the fly, so what you see is what you get when you tap the shutter.
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The day after receiving 62 stitches, White's lungs began filling up with blood and he was rushed to intensive care.
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"He told me I was a fake American," said Gomez, his face badly bruised and his forehead full of stitches.
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The filmmaker stitches the shots into his pictures in a way that is subtle and fluid, yet impactful and abrasive.
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Rather than cataloguing Ethiopia's turbulent modern history, Ms Edemariam stitches together the fragmentary memories and experiences of a single woman.
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Smith was taken to a local hospital where she received four stitches, her partner Dan Weiner told the Boston Globe.
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The Brother FS40 electronic sewing machine features 40 stitches, and is suitable for both the advanced sewer and the newbie.
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When he regained consciousness hours later, he had 18 stitches in his belly, and shrapnel wounds all over his midriff.
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Our sources say the sergeant received 3 stitches and was treated for a concussion at the hospital before being released.
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The doctors at the Mayo Clinic, where she was taken, unraveled her bandages, and my eyes fell on her stitches.
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Stitches tells TMZ he's thankful the Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office is giving him this opportunity for a fresh start.
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Other injuries include reports of a broken nose, facial lacerations requiring stitches, sprained knees, severe bruising, and trauma to legs.
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" Since Zoe was born, "he constantly has me in stitches," she adds, "and I'm so proud of our life together.
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"I've got whiplash in my neck, I've got three stitches in my head where I've got a gouge," Daly said.
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EPA then stitches together the parts of cost-benefit analysis it likes and saws off the pieces it does not.
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One of the guards was slashed on the arm with a scalpel, requiring 16 stitches; a second was knocked unconscious.
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If a traumatic event stitches us into a supportive network, we may not only be protected from adverse psychological consequences.
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Once she's back on the boat, Cavalli shows off a single gash on her foot that allegedly required 20 stitches.
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Though Cam did not originate the "snitches get stitches" maxim, he's been an ardent supporter of it throughout his career.
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Carrie also suffered a serious injury late last year that required her to get about 50 stitches in her face.
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A small gash can be dressed with an adhesive in lieu of stitches to help close the wound, for example.
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A few weeks ago I needed to get some stitches out of my chin so I visited a local clinic.
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This example stitches poem (identified by the frame of quatrains) to prose (identified by the four lines inhabited by Absence).
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" As a first step, her team is enumerating all possible knittable stitches: "There's going to be a countably infinite number.
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I admit that my first glimpse of Maria sprawling on AstroTurf ("The hills are alive…") briefly had me in stitches.
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And with a sewing kit that Mother Goat cuts her kids from another wolf, then stitches him full of rocks.
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Dude's already got us in stitches with his pitch, so imagine his material if he actually had time to brainstorm!
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That landed me in the emergency room at the Bryn Mawr Hospital, where I got 10 stitches and a bandage.
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Still a minor, he was taken to a pediatric unit at Woodhull Hospital in handcuffs and shackles, and given stitches.
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Using Instagram, the British designer Cressida Jamieson has built a following around the floral designs she stitches onto T-shirts.
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With welcome brevity, "Invisible Americans" stitches together much of what the lay reader needs to know about American child poverty.
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" Hey, it's not his fault that one time, "I had to wear a cone because I kept biting my stitches!
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The knitted stitches were especially thick and prominent, and the coloring complemented Evans' blue eyes and dark brown hair remarkably.
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The lines barely mattered at that point, as the spectacle of the duo losing it had the audience in stitches.
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The physician assistant at the emergency room examined the son's finger and treated him with liquid stitches and a bandage.
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For the next ten minutes, Walter had the audience in stitches with a heartbreaking and hilarious bit about childhood bullying.
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When he came to, Mr. Murcia was staggering backward, blood dripping from a gash on his forehead that required 35 stitches.
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Nico Mazza's hand-stitches tapestries focus on the role of cultural and religious backgrounds in the shaping of her personal feminism.
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The owner agreed and then rushed his dog to a veterinarian, where it received several stitches in its side and rear.
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" To conclude, the "Stitches" singer added, "Taylor makes anyone older feel young again and anyone young feel they can do anything.
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He wrote that he had to head to the hospital for stitches, although he did not specify how the injury happened.
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Through the magic of software algorithms, the camera then stitches the 10 captured images into a composite image with 52-megapixels.
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The scary fall resulted in 40-50 stitches to her face and required her to undergo surgery for a broken wrist.
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Together, these eight telescopes have the power to "count the stitches on a baseball from 8,000 miles away," as MIT explains.
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The America's Got Talent judge, 42, had her ex's name cut off her by a surgeon and she required 13 stitches.
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Eyelashes are "black as the legs of flies"; the letters of the alphabet resemble "nurse's stitches" to his initially illiterate eyes.
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It took doctors 48 stitches to close the wound, but she is expected to make a complete recovery in a month.
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Shawn Mendes, the Canadian singer behind "Stitches" who looks eerily like the Flash, has a bone to pick with James Corden.
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He gathers similar scenes from different areas of the city and stitches them together so that they're happening all at once.
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And to others who might consider betraying Russia to foreign powers, it's that snitches get more than stitches — they get murdered.
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Did we mention that she's also doing all of this while recovering from skin cancer, with 12 stitches on her face?
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But he tweeted Wednesday that he was OK. "Superficial stab, some stitches and was released back home," he tweeted in Hebrew.
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In what really was a half second, I saw it all: the stitches, the blood stains, and my new swollen nipples.
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It introduces forgettable characters and bombards you with impenetrable lore, and stitches these moments together with outlandish-yet-entertaining action scenes.
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Mario Licato may have a black eye and several stitches, but at least he also has a voicemail from Shia LaBeouf?
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It's the sound of them picking apart their old sounds and sewing them back together so you can't see the stitches.
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In March 2016, when a skate blade left her requiring stitches to her knee, she said she was still having symptoms.
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Maryam goes on to say that Melyssa's gash was 10 inches, and had to be surgically sealed with staples and stitches.
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Her mother has purple bags around her eyes and a scar with stitches on her forehead, implying she underwent a lobotomy.
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Our sources say the crew member needed 16 stitches to close the wounds, but returned to the set and is fine.
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Nope, this Cheesehead asshole took a box cutter to Moschel's dome, requiring multiple stitches to his forehead and under his eye.
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If you took multiple shots of a sun setting or your child smiling, for example, it stitches them into an animation.
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Even if you get it done, the floss will not glide smoothly through the needle and will leave your stitches uneven.
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Rivers returned in the second quarter after receiving 22 stitches, and his face looked as if he had gone 23 rounds.
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Abby goes back to the morgue and gives a teary goodbye to Clay's corpse, the stitches from the autopsy still fresh.
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From the costume shop to the first curtain call, here's how the steps and stories, the stitches and salesmanship come together.
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It's about the fabric that unites us all, that stitches together race, gender, age and sexual preference into a brilliant tapestry.
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Calvert, understandably, hauled himself off to the locker room, where he was given exactly 36 stitches to piece himself back together.
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He left the match and got stitches, but he will have minor cosmetic surgery for a hairline fracture above his eye.
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He was hit by a rider sprinting to the finish and suffered a gash on his forehead that required 100 stitches.
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Sides include both Chinese smashed cucumbers — labeled spicy, but skewing sweet — and Thanksgiving-table potatoes bearing stitches of rosemary and thyme.
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Stitches already reached out to the fan on FaceTime, and hooked him up with tix to an upcoming show in Miami.
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So he continues to train, the stitches come undone, blood gushes from his stomach, and he just… doesn't stop playing. He!
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Thompson needed two stitches to close the wound after the game, but in the moment insisted on staying in the game.
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Last month, Chris Wilson, 39, a software developer, needed eight stitches after slipping on the escalator at the South Ferry station.
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It is the implied narrowing of time that stitches the horror of 9/11 with a future that suggests wholesale indestructibility.
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The 39th president, a Democrat who served from 1977 to 1981, needed stitches above his brow, according to his nonprofit organization.
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Carter, who had fallen in his home in Plains, Ga., the day before, required stitches above his brow after the fall.
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Mr. Jafari suffered cuts to his face, arms and hands that required 13 stitches and would leave scars, Mr. Stromberg said.
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Mr. Jafari suffered cuts to his face, arms and hands that required 13 stitches and would leave scars, Mr. Stromberg said.
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YM, which owns Canadian chains Stitches, Sirens and Suzy Shier, made a stalking horse offer for Wet Seal earlier this week.
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She photographed incisions, stitches, bodies being washed; she smuggled out blood and grease from autopsy trays and used them in sculptures.
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Andrej had a small finger fracture with a cut that needed some stitches, which a resident, a surgeon-in-training, sutured.
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After the fight, he received stitches in the locker room, and headed to a hospital instead of the postfight news conference.
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His long-time trainer Jay Deas attended the post-fight press conference in Wilder's place and said he would need stitches.
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Ashamed, he stays away from Vanessa, stitches a suit of red leather and a matching mask, and assumes the name Deadpool.
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His opponent Jairzinho Rozenstruik hit him with an overhand right that left his lip in need of medical attention and stitches.
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This translates to reducing the need for stitches by approximately 10 percent and the need for episiotomy by approximately 15 percent.
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"Cry Pretty" was recorded after Underwood had an accident in November 2017 that left her with 40 stitches in her face.
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If you forgot, Wack is the same guy who manages The Game, and knocked out Stitches with one punch last year.
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At first, DiMarco didn't even notice he had been cut, but realized he needed stitches after he started bleeding, the rep continues.
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DiMarco received four stitches just above his eyebrow and was soon back in the studio rehearsing with Murgatroyd for Monday's season premiere.
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He needed 21 stitches in his lower lip after being elbowed in the face Saturday during the win over the Phoenix Suns.
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He needed almost 200 stitches, as well as surgery on his right hand, which could be permanently disabled, The Fresno Bee reports.
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The child also had facial swelling and needed stitches for a deep gash on her forehead, Hansen told BuzzFeed News on Friday.
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We're told he got 20 stitches to his chest and face, which was slashed from his left eye down to his chin.
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All I saw was a horribly raised scar almost two inches long right across my collarbone, with severely dark stitches laced through.
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TMZ says Ronny Jackson, the physician to the president, attended to the visitor's small injury, and determined that she would need stitches.
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There are times on the show when Garrison had people in stitches and so we'll certainly be striving to uphold that tradition.
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He warned men who bothered him that he would "give them a 150," Mr. McCaffrey said, meaning 150 stitches across the face.
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He also says a third person was in Kevin's boat and was injured -- she went to the hospital, received stitches and left.
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The stitching box takes the video feed, stitches it together and sends it to a router so it can be streamed anywhere.
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Carrie Underwood is slowly reemerging after her fall last November, which left her with 40 to 50 stitches and a broken wrist.
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I ended up with a huge gash through my eyebrow and my father took me to the emergency room to get stitches.
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As the camel was reaching for a snack, the animal bit down on Holland's forearm, leaving a wound that required numerous stitches.
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She is particular about every inch of the surface, from the weave to the color to the kinds of stitches she makes.
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Little Dragons Café stitches together a host of different game genres together, resulting in an experience that's equally new but also familiar.
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Kim said Kash healed up fine and has perfect vision in his left eye ... even after getting stitches on his water line.
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The team essentially turned the stitches into low cost circuits able to gauge strain, chemical compositions, temperature and pressure, among other things.
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Getting stitches out today and fractured thumb is healing (man I didn't how much I used my right thumb to edit videos!!).
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"Our veteran passenger was injured/hospitalized with broken ribs, stitches, and a half-collapsed lung," they wrote in a post on Facebook.
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As long as you pick a pattern — crisscross or parallel stitches — and pull the thread tight, you literally cannot mess this up.
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DJI also included a new 180-mode in this update, which stitches 21 photos together to create a 180-degree panoramic image.
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When switched on, HRM takes eight images at once and then stitches them together in a higher-resolution image with 50-megapixels.
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LW Carl Hagelin needed stitches during the first period but returned and spent part of the game Saturday on Sidney Crosby's line.
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When we stare straight ahead, our brain stitches together visual information from both sides of our vision fields into a unified image.
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A doctor recommended she go to the hospital for stitches, but she declined any further treatment, according to the Honolulu Star-Advertiser .
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Houston F Trevor Ariza (cut under right eye) received five stitches during Tuesday's game and is questionable to play against the Knicks.
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Charming, heart-felt, and hysterical, the stars' electric performances and the story's surprising twists will leave you and your dad in stitches.
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Jamaica coach Theodore Whitmore said the injury to the standout 26-year-old may require stitches but insisted it was not serious.
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Hint: it wasn't Bo. TMZ broke the story ... Sunny drew blood when she bit the young woman, who had to get stitches.
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Bieber has also previously shown his support for Mendes on social media after the singer released his hit single "Stitches" in 2015.
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The final step saw her tucking the harvested connective tissue into the pocket she'd created before securing it in place with stitches.
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You could eventually see rough stitches; maybe in the afternoon you could see part of a shot that you shot that morning.
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Long story short: Sally's hundreds of stitches in time save the Countess, who returns to the penthouse to change costumes and hair.
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The hyperelastic bone can be easily cut, rolled, folded, and pressed into areas missing bone material without glue or stitches, Shah said.
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He was flung from his board, then dragged beneath the water by his right hand, which would need 30 stitches to repair.
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C Kurt Suzuki returned to the lineup after missing one game because of a cut on his chin that required eight stitches.
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In it, he stares blankly at a wall, a bloody bandage covering his 26 stitches, his three children watching with concerned expressions.
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The GoFundMe states that he received almost 30 stitches as a result and has to routinely do therapy so he can walk.
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Yet 21 stitches later I'm sitting on a metal bed in a 9x12 cell on Mountain View Unit's Crisis Management Center—a.k.a.
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From the complaint: In one instance, Tenney suffered an injury (a deep wound that likely required stitches) which resulted in permanent disfigurement.
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Despite leaving her vacation with some stitches and a nasty scar, Zarutskie did ultimately get the shot, as well as viral fame.
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NOTES: Bruins D Adam McQuaid took teammate Davis Backes' skate blade to the face late in the game and needed some stitches.
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The panels of beef emerge beautifully tender, the connecting stitches of fat visible to the eye but dissembling immediately on the tongue.
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She says he grabbed the knife and then swung at her twice, stabbing her, cutting her right bicep which required 3 stitches.
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The Liston fight left him with a broken nose, a broken cheekbone, 71 stitches in his face — and his Bayonne Bleeder nickname.
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He felt the skate blade hit his eye, but fortunately it just got the eyelid and they took 90 stitches to fix.
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He didn't have health insurance and told me he once duct-taped a cut on his arm because he couldn't afford stitches.
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After some stitches came loose, Gibbs was forced to use a feeding tube for a month, instead of the expected two days.
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After some stitches came loose, Gibbs was forced to use a feeding tube for a month, instead of the expected two days.
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Unfortunately, the stitches were only put in place after a two-hour drive to the hospital to meet with a special surgeon.
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On Wednesday Eric sat in a wheelchair, nursing a broken shoulder blade, a punctured lung and stitches in his foot and toe.
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The leather is prepared by an atelier in the city's Belleville area, which then stitches the seat covering and wraps the handlebars.
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The app then stitches together the photos into one final image that represents the entire spherical view of place you were standing.
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Another alleged victim says he needed 8 stitches to close a gash on his left eye and may have a skull fracture.
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Kenny was able to swim back to shore, where an ambulance raced him to a nearby hospital, where he got 20 stitches.
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Shoot a photo on strobe and the app stitches together a finished product that has the ghosting effect of a fast-movign object.
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In January, she revealed that in the same accident, she suffered an injury to her face, which resulted in more than 40 stitches.
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C James McCann has five stitches in his left hand after being hit by a pitch and going on the disabled list Friday.
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Then in 2014, a crash at the Winter Games in Sochi left her with a concussion, dislocated jaw and stitches in her chin.
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Heywood said the snake was not venomous and he is OK. "No stitches, thankfully, but they cleaned me up pretty good," Heywood said.
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But the weekly sketch comedy series' greatest gift is its ability to occasionally leave guest hosts — and sometimes even cast members — in stitches.
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I browse the internet for the rest of the night, keeping an eye on my dog so he doesn't scratch his stitches out.
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Bou snaps hundreds of photos of birds in flight and stitches them together in Photoshop, compressing several seconds of movement into one frame.
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NOTES: WSU senior G Fred VanVleet played with five stitches in his lip after taking an elbow from a teammate in Monday's practice.
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It was always a wound that I put a bandage on and probably needed stitches, but I never took care of it right.
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Ronnie Magro from 'Jersey Shore' needed stitches to repair his sliced and bloodied hand after a rough night in a Las Vegas club.
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His breakout single "Stitches" hit the Billboard Top 40, and his sophomore record, Illuminate, launched him from pop heartthrob to celebrated singer-songwriter.
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I relish the act of examining: stitches and seams, material between my fingertips, stiffened washing machine tags — I get this from my mother.
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But the victim's uncontrollable bleeding made it difficult for him to use clear suture material, or stitches, to try to close the wound.
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My parents had to rush me to the ER on Christmas morning, and I had to get many stitches to get everything reattached.
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During his wrangling session, Hawkins had to briefly wrestle with the bear, leading to several stitches and even more concerned B&B guests.
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The boy survived the crash with a broken leg, a concussion and a large forehead wound that required about 20 stitches to close.
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The culprit is old-fashioned law that stitches up labour markets, locking out young workers in order to keep insiders in cushy jobs.
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These photographers take hundreds of thousands of photos, and the Send Reality technology stitches those photos together to create a complete 3D model.
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One of them simply stitches the severed strands of DNA back together, deleting or adding genetic letters at random as it does so.
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His breakout single "Stitches" hit the Billboard Top 40, and his sophomore record, Illuminate, launched him from pop heartthrob to celebrated singer-songwriter.
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We've had multiple rounds of playground-related stitches, and a reattached fingertip after one incident with the neighbor's bushes and electric garden shears.
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The stitches took weeks to fully dissolve, and every day they made me very aware of the fact that I was still recovering.
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It's interesting ... Danielle's friend who got the boot is the same chick Danielle appeared with in Stitches' video ... wonder if mom's had enough?
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Aunt Lydia comes in, calling her by her real name, Emily, and explains that the stitches will come out in a few days.
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It's been six months since Carrie Underwood received between 40 and 50 stitches in her face after a fall outside her Nashville home.
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But because smart stitches would be embedded deep into the tissue, they could pick up on warning signs as soon as they manifest.
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Greenfield stitches together archival footage and photos of all the ribbon-cutting and glad-handing, Imelda always immaculately turned out, her beauty astonishing.
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O'Leary's spokesperson said a third person on O'Leary's boat was injured and sent to the hospital for stitches but has since been released.
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" Underwood said she would spare fans the "gruesome details," but added that the doctor said he had put "between 40-50 stitches in.
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Most people begin with simple kits to learn the stitches and move on to create original designs for the home, accessories, and clothing.
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He traveled to Nashville, Tennessee, and helped build a Habitat for Humanity home after getting 14 stitches following a fall on Oct. 6.
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According to the report, Ball's girlfriend claimed she was thrown into a table, and had a cut on her leg that required stitches.
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Once she's knitted all the pieces of the sweater, she stitches them together, adding hand-knit and embroidered details to create the motif.
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To pick at the air gaps and missed stitches in the many overlapping layers of software from which our modern world is woven.
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She's back with the three-hour "Climax," which stitches together moments and ideas from her 15-year career in performances at Gibney Dance.
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The first fall required stitches to his forehead, but he was back to work building houses for Habitat for Humanity the next day.
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But while working on one earlier this month, he sustained a bad cut on the pinkie of his pitching hand that required stitches.
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Stitches is apologizing -- sort of -- for punching one of his fans, and even going all out to make things right with the guy.
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When it was over, the Chargers tight end Kellen Winslow had severe cramps, three stitches in his lip, dehydration and a pinched nerve.
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In October, it was reported that Peter suffered an injury while filming The Bachelor and had to get 22 stitches on his face.
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A woman in Australia needed surgery and 25 stitches on her face after she was attacked by a kangaroo while walking her dog.
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We had a handful of emergency room visits before he was 6 – for asthma, more stitches and possible concussions – many on my watch.
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This collection stitches a city landmark onto the front of the cap, and then puts some kind of associated food on the back.
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It features 200 pre-programmed stitches, built-in lettering, programmable needle positions, touch-button stitch selection, memory capability, and eight different buttonhole styles.
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The ball hit me just above the right eyebrow, I went down in a bloody heap, and 20 stitches later, I disavowed golf.
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Ghosh, whose head wound required 16 stitches, also claimed police officials and the university's security personnel did not intervene to prevent the bloodshed.
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The first fall required he receive stitches to his face and the second resulted in a brief hospitalization for a minor pelvis fracture.
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A few months ago, Ms. Nelson said, a flight attendant needed stitches after being bitten by a dog that was menacing another passenger.
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The former president also fractured his pelvis after a fall in October and received stitches above his brow after another fall at home.
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And it was bleeding like crazy down there, and they ended up putting four or five stitches in it in the locker room.
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Communications satellites provide the high-speed data transfer that stitches the U.S. Armed Forces together, from generals issuing commands to pilots controlling drones.
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With 33 built-in stitches, the popular Brother 1034D 3/4 Thread Serger with Differential Feed is beloved for its functionality and efficiency.
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Sewing up to 1,300 stitches per minute, this efficient, user-friendly model features adjustable stitch width and length for applique, basting, and more.
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The Shetland Movement explores the language used to designate stitches and translates this coded language into musical strategies, pitch sets, and rhythmic constructions.
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Pubic bone Cut Suspensory ligament Clitoral hood Clitoral body Glans clitoris Urethra GENITAL CUTTING Pubic bone Clitoral remnant Scar tissue SCAR TISSUE Stitches Suspensory ligament Repaired glans clitoris RECONSTRUCTION Pubic bone Stitches Suspensory ligament Clitoral remnant Cut Scar tissue Clitoral hood Clitoral body Repaired glans clitoris Glans clitoris Urethra RECONSTRUCTION SCAR TISSUE GENITAL CUTTING By The New York Times | Sources: Foldés et al.
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He was taken to the hospital and received eight stitches over his left eye, and he was being treated for a possible skull fracture.
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In addition to making sure stitches are evenly sized, a knitting machine keeps track of an image pattern via a punchcard or electronic reader.
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Contestant Nyle DiMarco went to the hospital to get stitches after an accident during the first week of rehearsal, but was able to perform.
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And they really do think of every detail, from the exact whisker pattern to how many rows of stitches you want on the seams.
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Update: Since breaking a wrist and getting over 40 stitches in her face in mid-November, Carrie Underwood continues to keep a low profile.
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But that wasn't the worst part: Underwood also injured her face in the fall, and required 40-60 stitches to repair the damage. Ouch!
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Jose Luis Conde Conde was taken to the hospital, where his restraints were removed while he was treated for his injuries and given stitches.
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"Katy had the best sense of humor and could tell a story better than anyone I know, leaving us all in stitches," Gianopulos said.
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Then, in January, Underwood said that she suffered an injury to her face in that same accident, which resulted in more than 40 stitches.
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Her revived career started with One Direction in 2014 and Mendes in 2015 — where she wrote "Where Do Broken Hearts Go" and "Stitches," respectively.
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A few hours later, I turned off my eyelid screens and examined the railroad track of stitches running up both sides of my legs.
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The paper goes on to detail body monitoring potential outside of surface stitches, potentially providing key data like the proper functioning of internal organs.
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I'm hopefully getting the stitches out today — my back is so irritated that I put hydrocortisone on the itchy skin and pop a Benadryl.
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Wallace ultimately decided to leave and seek treatment at a different urgent care clinic, where her daughter was seen quickly and received liquid stitches.
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The video below stitches together all of the highest-resolution images captured by New Horizons as it zipped past Pluto on July 14th, 2015.
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UFC star Luke Rockhold banged his shin -- and accidentally opened a gash on his leg that needed so many stitches, the guy lost count.
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He also hit his head on the floor in a preseason game against the Utah Jazz and got a cut that required five stitches.
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And in November, one guard required over 20 stitches to his face and arm when he was ambushed and slashed with a sharp weapon.
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A teenage surfer survived a shark attack at Montaña de Oro State Park in Los Osos, California, on Tuesday after receiving about 50 stitches.
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Instead, I sold a few of my treasures and a titanium elbow and lots of stitches later, he was back to running with me.
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He was treated in the trauma unit overnight and required more than 20 stitches, and his jaw is wired shut, according to the Post.
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The camera uses three lenses to capture three different angles and stitches each feed together to create an all-encompassing view of your surroundings.
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Usually made from a collagen material, such as silk, hair or processed animal intestines, the stitches are seen by the body as foreign materials.
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Reps for Danielle Bregoli tell us Stitches reached out to her team this week with a vague proposition to work together, but was rejected.
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This hilarious video of Kit Harington "trying out" for a bunch of his costars' GoT roles on Jimmy Kimmel Live had fans in stitches.
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Surgeons cut through the bottle using metal Mayo scissors, the kind used for stitches, and placed the man on a catheter for two days.
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Jeremis Perez Soriano told the TV station Fox 30 that Drake pushed him, and the scuffle resulted in his having to get six stitches.
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Craven wrote that the attackers chipped his boyfriend's tooth, gave him lip injuries requiring stitches, and stole his phone as well as Craven's wallet.
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"I have strong reason to believe they were gangsters," said Lam Cheuk-ting, a pro-democracy lawmaker who needed 18 stitches after the attack.
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No matter how hard I tried to cover every line, some still showed through the stitching or appeared on the edges of the stitches.
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Hours after the fall that required stitches in October, he appeared with wife Rosalynn Carter at their annual volunteer project with Habitat for Humanity.
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In 2017, she was involved in a hard fall that required 40 to 50 stitches in her face and resulted in some facial scars.
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The Wallin fight was not without consequence, though, as Fury suffered a nasty cut and had to have 47 stitches to repair the wound.
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Islanders' president and general manager Lou Lamoriello told reporters on Wednesday that Boychuk was OK but had to get 90 stitches from the incident.
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Increasingly, he came to believe that he needed to address the violence not just with a scalpel and stitches, but also with public advocacy.
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That's where you use electricity to power a mechanism that stitches carbon dioxide from the air into longer molecules that can serve as fuels.
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Barberie went straight to the hospital and dialed up a plastic surgeon -- who sewed her up with 10 stitches around 4 AM Sunday morning.
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I might draw "car accident guy" with Frankenstein-like stitches or a headless priest fresh off the guillotine, spouting blood from his severed neck.
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But it is decorated with complex embroidery executed in gold metal thread that her technicians had to cut and restart after every seven stitches.
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In one of the more recent incidents, a flight attendant who was bit by an emotional support animal two weeks ago required five stitches.
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"Unfortunately I have to confirm it," Thiem, who won five titles last year, said in a courtside interview to leave the crowd in stitches.
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The piece stitches together bits of Selwyn's past dances, along with new choreography, to create an old-new tapestry drawing from her substantial repertory.
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Gardner's dugout display turned out to be less dangerous than last month's helmet tossing in Cleveland, which led to six stitches on his lip.
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He was given stitches to his face after the first incident and the second resulted in a brief hospitalization for a minor pelvis fracture.
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Love said that he expected to have the stitches removed this weekend and added that he was on schedule to return in late March.
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Friedman's narrative stitches it all together, but the bulk of his book is made up of blocky quotes from the chefs who were there.
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McWhorter told BuzzFeed he was immediately rushed to the hospital by his dad/coach/urologist ... where he needed 18 STITCHES to get patched up.
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His brother suggested that he become an actor and signed him up for an open-mic spot at a Boston comedy club called Stitches.
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The camera captures two 180-degree fields of view from each lens, and automatically stitches them together in software to produce the final image.
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Able to do two-, three-, and four-thread stitches, the Singer ProFinish 14CG754 Serger offers much functionality and superb performance at a decent price.
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Nonetheless it's worth getting all the way through; the book includes clever little notes, sidebars, apologies and epilogues that will keep you in stitches.
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Beasley, who received five stitches according to the Knicks' medical staff, returned in the second half but finished the game with just 2 points.
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Carrie Underwood was nervous to return to the spotlight after suffering an injury that caused her to receive more than 40 stitches on her face.
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The hip hop artist had the world in stitches with his oh-so-very-pointed "butt stuff" tweet storm at the beginning of the year.
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The fall, which required Underwood, 35, to get more than 40 stitches, occurred around the same time she was recording her sixth album Cry Pretty.
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In January, the country star revealed that in the same accident, she suffered an injury to her face, which resulted in more than 40 stitches.
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The 55-year-old Blue Wiggle, who is the group's only original member and has an estimated worth of $20 million, required 12 facial stitches.
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The camera also comes with a software toolkit that automatically selects and stitches together users' footage, which makes sharing to TikTok and Instagram a cinch.
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Although Kauffman suffered puncture marks and required stitches on his wrist and face, he said he doesn't have any long-term damage to his mobility.
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After receiving her first black eye and having to get stitches for the very first time, we're sure Moore was feeling a little bummed out.
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Those included Stitches, about a disfigured teen who becomes a television star, and Incident at Cobbler's Knob, about witches and warlocks and a gay beaver.
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Her accident resulted in a broken wrist and required 40 stitches to her face, and only recently has she felt comfortable returning to public life.
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One protester needed eight stitches in his chin after police hit him with a baton, according to three sources who were present at the demonstration.
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It takes confidence to invoke a subject this serious in a piece that has the audience in stitches more or less from start to finish.
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After the growth was removed, Cummins was left with a hole in her chin that needed 35 stitches to be closed up, according to Metro.
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As the camera spins, it captures about 100 photos of the user and volumetrically stitches them together into a realistic 3D avatar of your body.
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"With stitch braids, it's just a matter of a slightly different technique to achieve the stitches in the braid," says celebrity stylist, Stasha M. Harris.
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Shaun White suffered a nasty fall in October after crashing into a halfpipe, which resulted in the Olympic snowboarder needing to get 62 face stitches.
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The data, when compiled, helps provide a portrait of how the healing process is coming along and whether the stitches are having their intended effect.
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The singer was also injured in a nasty fall outside her Nashville home last November, which left her needing 40-50 stitches in her face.
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Here, as with most paintings seen in this exhibition, Bowling stitches the canvas together on the very edges of its border, creating an artificial frame.
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How many stitches did it take to close all the bloody gashes on Paul Felder's face after his war with Mike Perry at UFC 226???
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"Once somebody fell down the stairs, cracked his head open, and had to go to the hospital in an ambulance to get stitches," McGinness recounts.
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"There's always a few stitches that are left over from the case itself and they normally get disposed of," Dr. McNeely said, according to CBC.
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Carrie Underwood is sharing new details about the scary fall that resulted in 40-50 stitches to her face and surgery for a broken wrist.
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There's still a lot of work to be done on smart stitches before we can say whether they'd be useful in the real world though.
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That's thanks to what Google calls the Jump Assembler — the specialty software that stitches the 17 separate video streams together into one seamless 3603D video.
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According to the police report, the woman's spine was damaged in the fall, she had severe bruising, internal trauma, and needed stitches on her hand.
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According to the report, the woman's spine was damaged in the fall, she had severe bruising and internal trauma, and needed stitches on her hand.
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"That gash in his arm could have been any of our heads," said the sister, who had a cut on her head that required stitches.
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Surgery removed some of it, leaving the rest enmeshed in her brain tissue and a thick zipper of stitches up the back of her head.
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We sent him to the hospital for stitches, but now it's started up again, maybe because he's on blood thinners, so we've called an ambulance.
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The firm also sells them identity graph software that stitches together digital and offline data and a data-management platform to organize and track data.
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He was a bleeder who needed plastic surgery to remove scar tissue and 21965 stitches over all to close the many cuts to his face.
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Modeling during Indonesian Fashion Week earlier this year, she had her kebaya sewn so tightly that the stitches tore when she tried to sit down.
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Fury ultimately won in a unanimous decision and went to the hospital right after the event -- where docs used 50 stitches to close him up.
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THE BEATINGS were so brutal that Dong Fang (not her real name) was left partially deaf, and her daughter needed three stitches in her hand.
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Fury knocked out Tom Schwarz in the second round before overcoming a bloody cut that needed 47 stitches to outpoint Otto Wallin on the scorecards.
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This slow-mo video, for example, of Amtrak passengers getting absolutely demolished by a shower of slush as a train passes, had us in stitches.
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But that thought was dispelled one weekend when the police came by their house with a drunk who been in a brawl and needed stitches.
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Nobody can question the American's dedication, however, as he fought back from a crash in October that left him with 62 stitches in his face.
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The machine takes pictures of those poses, then stitches them together in under five minutes to make an animated dance loop featuring the person's silhouette.
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Casting off: When you've finally, blessedly reached the end, and you have to get the stitches off the needle such that they don't immediately unravel.
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For a first pregnancy, perineal massage has a modest and definitely measurable impact on reducing the need for stitches (either from tearing or an episiotomy).
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She gives each instrument a certain section of the lace pattern, and considering the proportions and complexities of patterns, assigns notes and beats to stitches.
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And with help from her mom Katie Ryan, Ava brought Charlene to life in a series of social media videos that will leave you in stitches.
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He eventually got stitches, but before he could, he had to shoot his free throws, otherwise he wouldn't be able to come back in the game.
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But now that France and Germany are openly calling out Putin and saying they can't rely on America anymore, the stitches are starting to come undone.
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In the second incident, the person in question conked into the wall hard enough that on-site medical personnel deemed he was likely to need stitches.
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You don't have to be an Eddie Murphy or someone who's got consistent genius that you can tell long-form stories and keep people in stitches.
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The two roughly 180-degree lenses combine to give a fully immersive view of the world, thanks to clever onboard software that stitches the images together.
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The musician is currently in the middle of his Illuminate World Tour, after his 2015 hit single "Stitches" shot to the top of Billboard's Hot 100.
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The company is also developing an app to make it easy to design new patterns, add images and text, and customize the type of stitches used.
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I had wanted to be in the studio sooner than I was, actually recording these songs, but I had stitches inside my mouth, outside my mouth.
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The survey makes for uncomfortable reading, and paints a grim picture of life for the Asian and predominantly female workforce that stitches your cut-price clothing.
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