The second and third row space can be used as a stretcher, and an independent stretcher can be secured to the vehicle as well.
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Once the rescuer has used the device to lift their crewmate and attach the stretcher to their back, they add wheels to the stretcher and transport them to safety.
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While she was carried on the stretcher, she would joke that she was General Sudirman, an anti-colonialist war hero who carried on the fight from a stretcher after being wounded.
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"Oh, it hurts," she said later on an ambulance stretcher.
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" Mother: "Oh my gosh there is somebody on the stretcher.
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Moments later, Stevens returns with a stretcher and four people.
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He remembers his fellow Marines putting him on a stretcher.
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LeVert had to be taken off the court by stretcher.
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There is a an empty stretcher in front of me.
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Paramedics arrived and hauled the staffer away on a stretcher.
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Krakow won't get out of the building without a stretcher.
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There was this guy lying on the stretcher, totally naked.
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Look, they'll probably have to carry me out on a stretcher.
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She was carried off court on a stretcher, her season over.
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At the police station two paramedics put Ngo on a stretcher.
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Laughton, 21, was eventually taken off the ice on a stretcher.
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And these kids are quite skinny and strapped to a stretcher.
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He was later carried out of the building on a stretcher.
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Paramedics arrive on the scene and remove Jean on a stretcher.
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"It's easy to be wheeled away on a stretcher," said Hoffman.
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He was taken into custody and wheeled away in a stretcher.
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Once the body was in the van, they removed the stretcher.
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A stretcher was passed up to the top of the heap.
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"Nobody wants to leave the game on a stretcher," Davis said.
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Knievel fractured his vertebrae and was carried off in a stretcher.
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Hadi lay down on a stretcher to have his eyes flushed.
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Crew members pushed her stretcher onto brackets attached to the vehicle.
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Then they brought out a stretcher and he was taken away.
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He was later wheeled out of the building on a stretcher.
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Some lay on stretcher beds, while others sat huddled in groups.
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Giovanni was loaded onto a stretcher and transported to a hospital.
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They wrestled Anderson onto a stretcher and took him to the hospital.
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Here, stretcher bars are foregrounded as compositional elements that frame interior activity.
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"I was lowered on a stretcher down the ship's side," she said.
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He was taken off the pitch on a stretcher following the injury.
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Officials restrained Rogers and moved her to a stretcher, the documents state.
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We got video of the victim on a stretcher surrounded by EMTs.
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She said she saw Ms. Rosenbrock being taken out in a stretcher.
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Then the stretcher was brought to a van belonging to the cemetery.
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But rescuers eventually managed to lift Mr. Westhauser out on a stretcher.
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Screens were used to shield the stretcher carrying him from the crowd.
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He was taken off the ice on a stretcher to the hospital.
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That evening, Mr. Shields's body lay on a stretcher in his backyard.
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About 10 minutes later, paramedics arrived and helped her onto a stretcher.
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I was put on a stretcher and rolled out of the school.
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As the stretcher is being wheeled into place, the boy's mother arrives.
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Paramedics tried to revive the man before moving him to a stretcher.
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The gymnast was taken out on a stretcher to a standing ovation.
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One man there was critically injured and taken away on a stretcher.
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In contrast to the historical commentary of the "Kline Rape" and "Strip Nurse" paintings, the "Stretcher Bar Paintings" are more locally self-referential, alluding to the way stretcher bars can enter the picture by pressing through from the back.
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He has sometimes appeared in court on a stretcher or in a wheelchair.
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Rubio's lip stretcher movement is always quick - essentially a micro-expression of anxiety.
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The first-time Olympian was carried out of the stadium in a stretcher.
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The 94-year-old was wheeled inside on a stretcher but seemed responsive.
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Another staggered from the building barechested as he was helped onto a stretcher.
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First off, we know Oliver (Conrad Ricamora) isn't the one on the stretcher.
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When it does not come, a wheelchair is brought out, then a stretcher.
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Eventually, the solider was carried off in a stretcher as the celebration continued.
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There's a baby boy on a stretcher in a children's hospital emergency room.
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When cops arrived, the woman was taken from the scene in a stretcher.
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Shot: Chaser: Get the stretcher, I don't think they're walking this one off.
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He was then put into a stretcher and carried out of the arena.
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One tweet includes video of the man being carried out on a stretcher.
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The exposed section of stretcher bar, painted viridian, becomes part of the composition.
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Taken to a US POW camp on a stretcher, Shimabukuro initially resisted treatment.
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After all, you can't really buy anything if you're leaving on a stretcher.
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He often attended his court appearances in a wheelchair or on a stretcher.
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On Sunday, he got dizzy at Cardiac and was taken away by stretcher.
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"He's strapped to the stretcher," recalled Fred Warmbier, who continued into the aircraft.
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For the rendition flight to Libya, I was taped to a stretcher again.
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Someone put a hand on Otis's tail to steer him into the stretcher.
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With the help of a nurse, Captain Bonilla puts her on a stretcher.
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I saw someone die on a stretcher but helped save someone who was unconscious.
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As he was restrained on a stretcher for transport, I prayed for the best.
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Nurses of the British Yeomanry Corps place a wounded soldier on a stretcher, 1915.
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So they lifted him by the uniform, onto a stretcher, and into Krimmer's ambulance.
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There's also plenty of room for extra stretcher bars on shelves that I installed.
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We see Annalise's house on fire as a stretcher is loaded into an ambulance.
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Blair was escorted from the plane on a stretcher after being disruptive on board.
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In his installation, "Slump" (2008), Burckhardt fabricated stretcher bars, paint cans, boxes, and crates.
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Scene 17: "Life After S.H.I.E.L.D": We see Crossbones being hauled away on a stretcher.
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Beside a light, they paused and huddled, before rolling the stretcher into the tent.
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Photo shows Trump Tower climbing suspect being removed from the building on a stretcher.
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He emigrated to Australia, then served with distinction as a stretcher-bearer at Gallipoli.
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He lay on a stretcher outside the operating room, waiting to be wheeled in.
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Day left the ring on a stretcher and had seizures en route to hospital.
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PF Kenneth Faried was carted off the floor on a stretcher on Saturday night.
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They were seen bringing a stretcher into the building to assist the staffer involved.
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Paramedics placed a neck brace on her and then put her on a stretcher.
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The stretcher comes out for the latest injury, to Iran's best player, Alireja Jahanbakhsh.
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"It was brutal," said Mr. Metcalf, who shared a stretcher with the sergeant major.
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One morning in March, they heard a call over the radio, requesting a stretcher.
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Emergency personnel rushed to the bench and soon took Bouwmeester away on a stretcher.
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The movers zipped him up in the stretcher and hooked it to a hoist.
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Grimes left the stadium on a stretcher, with a Gatorade towel covering his face.
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Her body lies on a stretcher alongside him, covered except for her lolling head.
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Minutes later, the son, Hazem Sharifa, 26, a doctor, lay dead on a stretcher.
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He had to be removed from the court on a stretcher and was hospitalized.
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We're told the fan was carried away by stretcher and taken to the hospital.
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In the clinic below, a bulb dangled from exposed wiring above a single stretcher.
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She straps a fan onto a velvet stretcher and does as the lyrics suggest.
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One woman, bleeding from the face as medics arrived, was taken away on a stretcher.
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"She was on the stretcher, she was unconscious I think," a witness told ABC 7.
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If Rubio has a signature expression, it's the lip stretcher - an accepted sign of fear.
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He was taken off the court on a stretcher and transported to a nearby hospital.
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"She was on the stretcher, she was unconscious I think," a witness told ABC 7.
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I got into the stretcher, was wheeled through the ER and loaded into an ambulance.
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There was a team of about six emergency workers pushing her out in a stretcher.
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But when they did show up, they were unable to get Laura onto the stretcher.
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The woman laid face-down on the stretcher as they loaded her into an ambulance.
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The clip opens with somebody being carried out on a stretcher – while one contestant sobs.
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He was immediately tended to by medical personnel and was taken away on a stretcher.
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He was carried off on a stretcher and was out of action until July 27.
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At the marathon, she and Molly find Kelli at the finish line on a stretcher.
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Together he and McClure place her on a stretcher and roll her toward an ambulance.
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The rows can be moved to provide space for a stretcher and two relief stretchers.
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Harris couldn't shake the feeling that he should have been the one on the stretcher.
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They'd be carried out on a stretcher.... I'd like to punch him in the face.
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Ebron absolutely must prove to Stafford that he's a field-stretcher and a reliable option.
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She was then placed onto a stretcher and taken into an ambulance, according to TMZ.
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As Sam gets wheeled off in stretcher, he spots a young woman walking towards him.
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And when the EMS team arrived, everyone realized they couldn't get Baker on a stretcher.
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Sevilla defender apologized after his foul on Liverpool's Yasser Larouci left him on a stretcher.
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Red Cross aid men dressed in white ran out of a doorway with a stretcher.
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With its current layout, two relief staff workers can fit adjacent to the stretcher space.
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Then he lay back, shimmied onto a stretcher and was carried to the locker room.
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Anyone who was unresponsive was loaded onto a stretcher and taken away in an ambulance.
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Gorchov's distinctive solution was a shield or saddle-stretcher to which canvas has been stapled.
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Choe was carried away on a stretcher, and the reporters dashed to the mixed zone.
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"Dust can accumulate under the stretcher bar, and it can hold moisture," Simon Parkes said.
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Firefighters carry a person on a stretcher after an earthquake in Zagreb, Croatia, March 22.
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Health care workers transport a patient on a stretcher into an ambulance in Kirkland, Washington.
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Jawad's left leg slipped off the stretcher and hung limply until someone put it back.
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Told to wait, she watched a woman on a stretcher die by the admitting desk.
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The stretcher rose into the air again, its contents twisting like Houdini in a sack.
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He does use a rifle, but only once, as the handle for a homemade stretcher.
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He says he'd like to see some of those protesters carried out on a stretcher.
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They used a generic craft -- a rubberized craft -- and brought him out on a stretcher.
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NC State forward Jericole Hellems, who was taken off the court on a stretcher Dec.
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The "coat team," as Mr. Rezkalla called the doctors, rolled a stretcher and carried gauze.
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Before being loaded onto the ambulance's stretcher, Trail appeared to be unconscious, the local outlet reports.
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The beam passes through the next portion, the stretcher, which spreads the pulse out in time.
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Not when the woman was loaded on a stretcher with a splint board supporting her arm.
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An unidentified woman was photographed being taken out of Kylie's party by paramedics on a stretcher.
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Injuries ranged from minor scrapes to people who needed to be carried out on a stretcher.
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It's unclear if that's actually the case, but somebody was definitely taken away in a stretcher.
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At its core, the Bull Bag is really just a ball stretcher with a better design.
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At least one of the men who fainted was lifted and carried out on a stretcher.
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Dymes was brought in and out of court on a stretcher and taken to a hospital.
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Or maybe widespread adoption is being prevented by the fear of being outed as a stretcher.
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"I've never felt pain like this before," Amber says while on a stretcher in the hospital.
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After a heated argument, protesters allowed ambulance workers to take the man away on a stretcher.
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The first boy to emerge Monday was seen on a stretcher just before 4:30 p.m.
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He was mobilized with a neck brace, placed on a stretcher and carted off the field.
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At least one woman was injured outside the building, wheeled away on a stretcher by paramedics.
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But seeing Sweetin wheeled out on a stretcher by an emergency crew doesn't look too good.
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Discussions became so heated that one lawmaker was carried out of the chamber on a stretcher.
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WGR radio, the Sabres' flagship station, reported that Jeanneret was responsive before getting onto the stretcher.
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A local reporter said at least one person was removed from the building on a stretcher.
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The recovered painting was also stapled to a stretcher that "looked to be homemade," Birkmaier said.
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The tenant, it seems, had been misled by the stretcher, the corpse and the body bag.
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I could feel them slip off my belly and hang off the side of the stretcher.
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The scene got so crazy cops had to tase Ronnie and handcuff him to a stretcher.
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Then an ambulance crew rolls a gaunt man with one leg toward me on a stretcher.
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The stretcher is pushed down the rails and into the flames, and the doors slam shut.
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A stretcher was brought out but Russell eventually stood up and walked to the locker room.
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He was carried from the ring on a stretcher and spent a night in a hospital.
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Two paramedics walked in with a stretcher, as Jean filled them in on what had happened.
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As they rolled me out the front door on the stretcher, I felt the winter chill.
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When the plane landed medical personal boarded the plane and took Blair off on a stretcher.
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It airlifted the kid out on a stretcher with a pencil stabbed firmly into his neck.
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She was eventually put into a wheelchair before paramedics arrived and placed her on a stretcher.
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We're told someone from the dressing room asked for paramedics who put Dinah on a stretcher.
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The camera pans to equally ecstatic Dr. Cassidy Cascade (Lautner), pushing a bandaged patient on a stretcher.
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Abby's grandmother and aunt said a prayer over Abby's stretcher as it was loaded on the plane.
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He laid face-down on the turf for several minutes before trainers helped him onto a stretcher.
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Neuvirth later sat up and appeared groggy as he was carted off the ice on a stretcher.
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A man is carried on a stretcher after being pulled out of the rubble in Mexico City.
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Cole said she and her boyfriend, Aaron Murray, saw a woman being taken out on a stretcher.
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One official was injured in the scuffle and was taken out on a stretcher, TV networks said.
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Hospital records, also filed in the documents, said Mr. Garner went into cardiac arrest on the stretcher.
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Milton was taken off the field on a stretcher and to the hospital, ESPN reported at halftime.
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Unfortunately, because of budget cuts to their rescue service, they had to make do without a stretcher.
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The stretcher was loaded in through a hatch on the side, and then the men stood back.
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"People like to stretch profits in any business, and fentanyl is the ultimate profit-stretcher," said Douglas.
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Noel, who appeared to be knocked out by the contact, eventually was taken off on a stretcher.
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Medics, however, bundled him onto a stretcher and forced their way through jeering throngs to an ambulance.
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When they finally reached the hospital, she was whisked away on a stretcher and into a tent.
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Quickly, his head is padded and he's strapped onto a stretcher and wheeled over to the ambulance.
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"I ended up getting carted out of the theater through the lobby on a stretcher," she said.
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The ad jumps back to the soldiers hurrying the stretcher onto the back of a military aircraft.
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Mr. Espinosa, 27, said he then saw law enforcement officials wheel a stretcher out of the Capitol.
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Wednesday's air strike killed their father, Majid Santiha, and his body was carried away on a stretcher.
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Eagle Scouts can build a makeshift stretcher by using two logs and placing them between a blanket.
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I had built the stretcher half-heartedly, and one of the corners was not screwed on correctly.
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Mr. Cruz was brought into a critical care room, lying on a stretcher in his street clothes.
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Lawmakers arguing about the bill scuffled in the legislature; one was carried out on a stretcher. Mrs.
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Claudio Yanez, the eighth miner to be rescued, applauded as he was carried away in a stretcher.
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Demi walks past a parked ambulance and reaches out to touch a young woman on a stretcher.
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A crowd rushed in and pulled at least one person on a stretcher from the tangled remains.
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Mr. Atwood tried bracing himself by gripping the folded-up seats along the wall beside his stretcher.
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"I was afraid someone was going to get carted out of there on a stretcher," he said.
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A police photograph showed Wiranto, a former general, being carried on a stretcher into a nearby hospital.
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He was carried off the ice on a stretcher and taken to a local hospital for evaluation.
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His corpse rests on a stretcher, its fabric frayed and soiled like the dead man's unbuttoned trousers.
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Our professor had us making our own oil and egg tempera paints, building stretcher bars and canvases.
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" WATCH: Selma Blair Removed From Plane on Stretcher Following Mid-Flight Outburst On June 20, Blair was taken by stretcher off of her return flight from Cancun, Mexico to Los Angeles after having a meltdown on the plane that she later referred to as a "total psychotic blackout.
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The entire process of deploying and securing their crewmate to the stretcher should take less than 10 minutes.
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Reuters reported that rescue workers at the scene were seen carrying someone on a stretcher into an ambulance.
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But in the quarter-finals she snapped her knee and had to be carried out on a stretcher.
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A picture sent to Reuters showed a burnt and bleeding man lying on a stretcher in a hospital.
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The workers checked Mr. Garner's pulse and made sure he was breathing before placing him on a stretcher.
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This space holds 19 roughly square monochromatic sheets woven entirely with glass beads and mounted onto stretcher frames.
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I watched as police removed a victim from the school in a white body bag on a stretcher.
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" At another event Trump reminisced about the "old days" where protesters would "be carried out on a stretcher.
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BUDGET ON A STRETCHER The traditional budget and appropriations process was limping along well before Trump took office.
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Vicki Gunvalson only wanted to "whoop it up" but she ended up getting taken out — on a stretcher.
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Emergency responders arrive and put Smith onto a stretcher -- and secure the camera that captured the whole incident.
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There he eats too much whipped cream, and a stretcher crew arrives to take him to the hospital.
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Day received medical attention in the ring, left on a stretcher, and had seizures en route to hospital.
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THE AD Four soldiers struggle to carry a stretcher as the chop of a helicopter fills the speakers.
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They picked up a wounded man and laid him on a stretcher while waving a Red Cross flag.
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She lay on the ice for several moments before being taken off on a stretcher to polite applause.
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Some lawyers could be seen pushing a stretcher bearing a wounded colleague, as others urged them to safety.
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Tens of thousands of stomachs churned at once as Best was taken off the field on a stretcher.
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He woke up with blood all over his face and was taken on a stretcher by emergency services.
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Other than brief visits at holidays, on a stretcher bed, she did not return home for a year.
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He was sitting up on a stretcher, and seemed responsive, as they wheeled him into the emergency room.
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McKennie reached the corner flag with assistance, grimacing, and then needed a stretcher to come off the field.
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They roll the corpse onto the sheet, wrap it around, and carry it up to the waiting stretcher.
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That summer we loaded the dolphins onto a padded stretcher-like apparatus with cutouts for their pectoral fins.
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Mr. Palij, ailing and strapped to a stretcher, was put aboard a plane and packed off to Germany.
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Conley was eventually carried off the field on a stretcher and taken to a nearby hospital for treatment.
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"I'll get back now even if they have to carry me out there on a stretcher," Williams said.
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Italian news media showed the boy, covered in dust, being whisked on a stretcher to a waiting ambulance.
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Within minutes I was on the stretcher, rolling out of the newsroom in full view of curious journalists.
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Opinion RIO DE JANEIRO — Sergio Vicente Goulard's body lay naked on a hospital stretcher, waiting to be identified.
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In Cooney&aposs case, the team put restraints around her arms and carried her away on a stretcher.
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One politician recovering from an operation arrived late in a wheelchair and was carried out on a stretcher.
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Almirola, though, was cut from his car and placed on a stretcher to be airlifted to the hospital.
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He was quickly attended to by medical staff who stopped the bleeding and got him onto a stretcher.
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Video he posted to Twitter showed orange-clad responders carrying an individual on a stretcher through the rubble.
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Selma Blair was taken off a Delta flight Monday on a stretcher after losing control ... TMZ has learned.
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A helicopter with CNN affiliate WPVI-TV showed footage of the second hostage being wheeled out on a stretcher.
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Almirola, though, was cut from his car and placed on a stretcher to be transported to the care center.
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SETZER: No. What Donald Trump was saying was, I want that guy to be taken out on a stretcher.
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Aza cried uncontrollably when he had to get off the stretcher as Jadon was being placed in his ambulance.
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Each boy was carried out on a stretcher by an international team of divers and Thai Navy SEAL members.
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That's like trying to do a liver transplant on someone who's drinking a fifth of vodka on the stretcher.
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An injured person is taken away on a stretcher after being rescued from the ruins of a collapsed building.
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I mean, I was there for 10, 15 minutes, then I left and the stretcher was not there yet.
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Officers eventually restrained him on a stretcher and transported him to an ambulance, according to eyewitness videos posted online.
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As Leroy and a colleague carried the injured man away on a stretcher, Leroy himself stepped on another explosive.
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Last Thursday, paparazzi caught a young blonde woman leaving Kylie Jenner's 21st birthday party face-down on a stretcher.
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Authorities used a splint board to support her arm (and the shark) as the woman lay on the stretcher.
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Police carry a woman off the A train on a stretcher, after she went into labor during the blackout.
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A traditional ball stretcher is a thick rubber band or leather strap that wraps super tightly around the nuts.
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We broke the story ... DiVincenti had to be carried off in a stretcher at the time of the incident.
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Newspapers printed a gruesome photograph of Bethune's bloodied corpse lashed to a stretcher, ropes lowering it to the street.
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And as they're carrying him out on the stretcher, he looks at me over the railing, and he winks.
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Amid the chaos, I break off to greet a thin, older man, quietly bundled up on a hallway stretcher.
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Deciding that the image didn't work, he started to tear the canvas off the stretcher, but Ofili stopped him.
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One showed him standing against a mountainous backdrop; the other was of his bullet-ridden corpse on a stretcher.
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Paramedics worked at a feverish pace, carrying the dead and wounded on stretcher runs that continued throughout the day.
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Then they ran back for Nicoll, carrying him into the kitchen using a poncho they fashioned into a stretcher.
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Three crates were necessitated — one each for the frame, stretcher and canvas — and together they weighed almost two tons.
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He said the driver held him as emergency workers pushed the two on a stretcher to an ambulance. Mrs.
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Other crew members came to Mr. Atwood's side, pushing duffel bags under his stretcher in attempts to stabilize it.
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Emergency medical personnel tended to Brodie, who was removed via stretcher from the ice and placed in an ambulance.
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"I wanted an ambulance to take me home on a stretcher at the end of every day," he recalled.
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"I was laying on a stretcher in the same costume I wore tonight, staring at the ceiling," she said.
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The stretcher has been placed on top of a cement sink in a small laundry room crowded by journalists.
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He's last seen in the film lying on a stretcher, where Rey wishes him farewell and a speedy recovery.
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My work table and supplies can be seen along with a large stretcher I just built, ripe for stretching.
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Then, a lot of people stood around me to lift me from one stretcher into another, a surprisingly gentle operation.
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The word "Gryffindor," the Hogwarts house of Harry, Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley, is spelled out on a cross stretcher.
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As she was lying on a stretcher in this sorry state, cameras were pointed at her for broadcast on GRTS.
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Dozens of people watched as she was carried off the deck on a stretcher, her husband walking by her side.
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From the movement I made to unbuckle my belt, to laying on the stretcher, I have no idea what happened.
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Police cordoned off the complex as people fled the building and the more seriously injured were taken away by stretcher.
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A shootout ensued, and then the world watched as cameras caught Rahami being loaded into an ambulance on a stretcher.
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Registrars at the Museum of Modern Art rediscovered the disassembled pieces of the original stretcher for Pablo Picasso's "Guernica" (1942).
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Rajagopal appeared before the court in Chennai last week in a stretcher and breathing through an oxygen mask to surrender.
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Cops quickly determined Morasca was under the influence, administered Narcan, and placed her on a stretcher and into an ambulance.
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Davenport later reported that Reed was talking and smiling on the stretcher and it's being called a neck injury. [ESPN]
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The rookie landed awkwardly on his left leg midway through the fourth quarter and was taken off on a stretcher.
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Laying in a stretcher with a fake neck brace on was just the cherry on top of her epic prank.
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Day was given oxygen treatment in the ring, left the arena on a stretcher, and was taken to a hospital.
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Faried's neck was placed in a brace and he was on a stretcher as the teams were leaving the floor.
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D John Moore was wheeled from the ice on a stretcher 3:23 into Saturday's 6-2 loss to Washington.
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A tourist was reportedly taken from the White House on a stretcher Thursday morning after falling and hitting his head.
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Best was carried off the field in a stretcher while wearing an oxygen mask, then taken to the emergency room.
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The actress was taken off the plane on a stretcher at LAX, and paramedics were on site, according to People.
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As he was carried on a stretcher down the hillock of debris, rescuers and spectators broke into cheers and applause.
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A gaggle of medics rushed to the car, hoisting me onto a stretcher and rushing me into the surgical unit.
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But while working in his studio, Chowdhury noticed that shadows cast from stretcher bars were coming through onto the painting.
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At the garage, she took it off its stretcher to burn it but changed her mind and stowed it away.
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Enter the parabalini, sometime stretcher-bearers, sometime assassins, who viciously flayed alive the brilliant Alexandrian mathematician and pagan philosopher Hypatia.
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Isaac left the floor on a stretcher, and was quickly ruled out of the game with a hyperextended left knee.
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Other images showed emergency personnel taking a victim away on a stretcher and shrouding someone or something with white linens.
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They transported her on an improvised stretcher, a surfboard borrowed from neighbors, and with help from their college-age sons.
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Her husband had not left his bed once since he arrived at the hospice on a stretcher, 17 days earlier.
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A Reuters witness saw a woman being carried off on a stretcher with her legs covered in a foil blanket.
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The woman remembers being bundled onto a stretcher and one of the E.M.T.s saying her blood pressure was very low.
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Meals are prepared over log fires and travelers sleep in spacious lightweight tents featuring stretcher beds, bucket showers and bathrooms.
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After she was placed in a neck brace and put on a stretcher, Tierney was transported via ambulance to a hospital.
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Responders from the Birmingham Fire Department arrived quickly, wheeling Young out on a stretcher to take him to the emergency room.
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I know neither has survived the moment I see the EMT return the empty stretcher to the back of the ambulance.
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At the hospital, people screamed and cried as the two bodies were brought in on a stretcher covered with white sheets.
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Police officers took two colleagues hit by the van on London Bridge to St Thomas' Hospital nearby using a makeshift stretcher.
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So we decided to put them on a stretcher, with a full face mask, with pure oxygen on a positive pressure.
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Here a stretcher is being wheeled out to carry the woman Naz is accused of murdering out of her fancy brownstone.
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Photos showed Murtaja lying wounded on a stretcher wearing a navy-blue protective vest marked 'PRESS' in large black capital letters.
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We're told Kanye was handcuffed to the stretcher because it's protocol when cops are told someone is on a 5150 hold.
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EMT's put the man on a stretcher and took him to the hospital, but cops tell us he died en route.
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Like the artist, they smoked cigars, made paintings and drove around in cars that were often stuffed with canvas-stretcher bars.
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One day, he added, the woman was hurt so badly that an ambulance removed her from her home on a stretcher.
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The American received medical attention in the ring, left on a stretcher, and had seizures en route to a nearby hospital.
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Hersey's description of the company's retreat, which he made alongside stretcher bearers and the walking wounded, is a study in pathos.
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Video showed a resident, apparently rescued from underneath a collapsed house, on a stretcher being taken to a hospital by ambulance.
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This upsets prosecutor Bill Hodgeman (Christian Clemenson) so much that he collapses and is removed from the courtroom on a stretcher.
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Medics called for an ambulance and he was put on a stretcher and taken away as everyone looked on in disbelief.
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Shortly thereafter, he sent out a second video showing her being taken away on a stretcher, her head and neck immobilized.
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Ms. Ackerman's waiting women inhabit these works too, some of which, like "Stretcher Bar Painting 3," are among the show's strongest.
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Fold the blanket over one of the logs and under the other, and the stretcher can be used to carry someone.
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Selma was taken off the plane on a stretcher shortly after it landed at LAX and taken to a nearby hospital.
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Some players could be seen in tears as medical and training staff prepared LeVert to leave the court on a stretcher.
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A staff member blocks the view as a person is taken by a stretcher from a nursing facility in Kirkland, Washington.
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Teammates instantly signaled for medical help, and Adams was removed on a stretcher and taken from the stadium in an ambulance.
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In Game 6, the Leafs defenseman Bobby Baun was taken off the ice on a stretcher after suffering a broken ankle.
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Arthur Scargill, president of the mineworkers union, carried her to the surface in his arms and put her on a stretcher.
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She'd phoned him—her son—and told him about the ambulance arriving, the men with the stretcher coming into the house.
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The waiting room is busy; I should admit Jean-Luc to the hospital for IV antibiotics and free up his stretcher.
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She was famously rolled out in a wheelchair with her head covered, before being placed in a stretcher and driven off.
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Players for both teams stood around a medical team as Williams was loaded to a backboard and secured to a stretcher.
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It burned at least one passenger, who was carried away on a stretcher, and led to a stampede that injured others.
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The large pieces of canvas are stretched over stretcher bars, and then once finished, cut off and stored for upcoming showings.
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When he finally made it to the peak, he collapsed in tears and then had to be carried down on a stretcher.
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Leading up to tonight's episode, we thought for sure that all of the Keating Five were safe from being on the stretcher.
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The dog told them Jim's date of birth and offered to call his daughters as they carried him out on a stretcher.
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"They're shooting people all over!" shouted a doctor, running ahead of stretcher teams carrying wounded protesters to clinics inside the sit-in.
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In the pre-war days, funeral rites involved getting way too drunk and carrying the body on a stretcher up the hill.
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However, a new technique had to be developed to create a permanent spring-loaded stretcher that retained the integrity of the work.
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I was frozen in my seat, unable to move from the vehicle until the paramedics and firefighters got me onto a stretcher.
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A Houston police officer with a cut on his head was being helped onto a stretcher, while another hovered over the student.
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Video from the night scene shows another little boy, even younger than Omran, being placed on a stretcher on the same ambulance.
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Officials say the boy was alert when he was removed on a stretcher and taken to Ephrata Community Hospital with minor injuries.
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The fifth Wild Boars player rescued from the Tham Luang Nang Non cave was seen on a stretcher around 4:30 p.m.
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He was put on a stretcher and seemed to rock his legs from one side to the other, apparently still in pain.
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Minutes later, he was wheeled out of the House chamber on a stretcher to a nearby elevator and taken to the hospital.
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Not only that, but the son claims her office's elevator couldn't fit the stretcher, and his mom had to be carried down.
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It was, after all, teased in the season trailer — the clip showing Gunvalson being rushed away in an ambulance on a stretcher.
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Lack was taken off the ice on a stretcher after the collision with Detroit center Andreas Athanasiou, who scored the winning goal.
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They told us for every hour that we progressed into the cave, was a day on the stretcher to get you out.
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In France, where the clergy enjoyed no exemption from the draft, thousands of Catholic priests served either as combatants or stretcher-bearers.
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Duke starting offensive tackle Casey Holman was placed on a stretcher and taken away in an ambulance with a first-half injury.
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Day received oxygen treatment in the ring, left the arena on a stretcher, and was taken to a hospital in an ambulance.
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Trocheck, who suffered an apparent knee injury, was taken off the ice by stretcher with 1:47 left in the second period.
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I pulled, and my father let out a moan: he was suspended between the van and the stretcher, his spine arched backward.
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One bloodied, mangled victim was transported on the back of an open truck, while another stretcher was shoved onto a small bus.
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Meanwhile, the thick stretcher bars turn the painting into an object protruding from the wall, rather than a flat thing hugging it.
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Edhi ambulances—small Suzuki Bolan minivans equipped with a single stretcher and oxygen canister—are not set up for pre-hospital care.
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" In reply, I used a Huck Finn "stretcher" and assumed for discussion that I may have been "in the top 10 percent.
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Several players, including James, approached Hayward to wish him well as he was placed on a stretcher and wheeled off the floor.
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The survivors, meantime, carried Sergeant Shumway on a stretcher made of seats from the plane; they later found pack animals for him.
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The 20-year-old Fiala was taken off the ice on a stretcher and brought to Barnes-Jewish Hospital in St. Louis.
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A fire captain strapped her into a stretcher, and a helicopter, there to drop fire retardant, descended to retrieve the limp body.
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The painting, which depicts a cafe scene, was attached to the same stretcher used for Kirchner's "Sleigh Ride in the Snow" (1927–29).
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Patients have to be transported in a wheelchair and on a stretcher, even though they are perfectly capable of walking on their own.
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Covington, who was taken off the court on a stretcher, was evaluated for a neck injury at Jefferson Hospital, but was later released.
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Combined with the lip stretcher, it helps create the impression that Rubio is, despite his smiles, not fully at ease in a debate.
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The 25-year-old rookie suffered the injury while covering home plate late in Wednesday's game and was carted off on a stretcher.
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Awoken by her son, King said she looked on as Ahmodu was being put on a stretcher while his sister Zainab appeared hysterical.
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They were kind and decent and calming, and loaded Justin on a stretcher and rolled him out, taking him to St. Luke's hospital.
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When a rescue worker came to tell her they were still searching, she fainted and had to be carried away on a stretcher.
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Once there, they took her right up to the tower so she could touch it as she rested in her stretcher, CBS reported.
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"Piano, piano, piano, piano," a woman could be heard ordering — "gently, gently, gently, gently" — as the child was hurried away on a stretcher.
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A victim is evacuated on a stretcher by emergency services after a explosion in a main metro station in Brussels on March 22.
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When I was on the stretcher to the helicopter, I went into cardiac arrest, and felt like I was drowning in a pool.
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Although Barton was seemingly able to move his fingers and feet as he was initially being treated, a trainer summoned for a stretcher.
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Then on what seemed like a typical work day her office mentor collapsed at his desk and was carted out on a stretcher.
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He was given oxygen treatment in the ring, left the Wintrust Arena on a stretcher, and was rushed to the Northwestern Memorial hospital.
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It was a group of figures, each about a foot tall, clustered around a man lying on a stretcher, with his head bleeding.
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She was woozy and disoriented, but eventually got her bearings as paramedics put her on a stretcher and whisked her to a hospital.
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Neymar was down on the field for several minutes, then staggered after getting up and was taken off the field on a stretcher.
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As the staff member began transporting the stretcher out to swap lifts, the original lift began to operate and move upwards, trapping Nunez.
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This is the nature of the press trip, though usually you don't have to attempt to build a stretcher with your fellow journalists.
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An ambulance came, put him in a neck brace and neighbors saw Cowell placed in the back of the ambulance on a stretcher.
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Despite their consistent size, the Stretcher Bar Paintings give the impression of being transparent, as if we've caught the painter in something indecent.
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Hours after the collapse, rescue workers were seen removing a body with a stretcher, and it seemed likely that there would be others.
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The back doors flung open and the Iraqi medics brought the stretcher down carrying the girl's tiny, lifeless body wrapped in a blanket.
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After Salcedo was carried off on a stretcher, Wood went on to put New Zealand into a surprise lead in the 42nd minute.
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Lewis was taken away from the crash on a stretcher, wearing a neck brace, according to a GOP lawmaker who witnessed the scene.
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Isaac collided with Washington's Bradley Beal with 9:57 left in the first quarter and was taken off the court on a stretcher.
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Diagnosis The stretcher carrying the 19-year-old woman was hurried into the emergency department of Banner University Medical Center in Tucson, Ariz.
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Orlando forward Jonathan Isaac was removed from the floor on a stretcher after sustaining a hyperextended left knee early in the first quarter.
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A group of very young Camp Fire Girls "carried a stretcher, on which lay a dummy representing a dead pacifist," The Times reported.
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In the video, a group of men load a victim onto a stretcher into the back of a white van -- a makeshift ambulance.
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Tournament organizers said the fan, a woman, was treated in the stadium before being taken away on a stretcher for observation and further treatment.
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"The ambulance brings in its own narrow stretcher, we move the patient to it, and we put it back in the ambulance," he said.
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He was placed on a stretcher and put in a waiting ambulance, according to a member of the rescue team who spoke to CNN.
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From the episodes leading up to tonight's, we knew that the victim on the stretcher was an unidentified male, thanks to a news report.
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Two bodies were pulled out from the collapsed building on Monday, taken by stretcher and placed next to an area used for panning gold.
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Sophomore Robert Paylor collided with an opposing player and needed to be taken off the field on a stretcher, according to The Mercury News.
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Omaha television station KETV showed video footage on its website of paramedics taking a person on a stretcher from an airplane to an ambulance.
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He had to be taken off on a stretcher, and spent the night in a hospital before flying home to Vancouver the next day.
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In the final, Portugal suffered a blow when their most dangerous player, Cristiano Ronaldo, was carried off on a stretcher during the first half.
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Edler spent the night in a Philadelphia-area hospital after being wheeled off on a stretcher during Vancouver's 2-1 loss to the Flyers.
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It's unclear what injuries Will suffered ... he was speaking on his phone as firefighters loaded up his stretcher to take him to the hospital.
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But the ruse was all part of Ciancia's master plan, as he pretended to stumble as he climbed off the stretcher, the station reports.
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Photos on social media showed the man receiving first aid on a lawmaker's desk and later being carried out of parliament on a stretcher.
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She was lying on a stretcher in a pool of blood, and, by the time she got to us, she was pulseless and unresponsive.
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You can already see how this ends: with the suspect being carried out on a stretcher after a fight with a karate head instructor.
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Video from the scene showed one man dressed in shorts trying to help firefighters maneuver a victim on a stretcher away from the building.
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Photographs taken by Bizilj at Berlin's Schoenefeld airport showed Verzilov on a stretcher, his eyes closed, as he was being transferred to an ambulance.
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The authorities used a stretcher to wheel Mr. Palij out of his home in Queens and onto an air ambulance bound for Düsseldorf, Germany.
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"We worked on him for about 20 minutes, and then put him on a stretcher and carried him to the ambulance," Mr. Flake said.
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When an ambulance arrives, responders take Few away on a stretcher and say that they'll be meeting a helicopter for transportation to a hospital.
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The elderly Palij was removed from his home on a stretcher, taken from New Jersey's Teterboro Airport, and arrived in Dusseldorf, Germany, Tuesday morning.
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A health care worker prepares to transport a patient on a stretcher into an ambulance at Life Care Center of Kirkland in Washington state.
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I had been admitted the night before, rolled in on a stretcher like I had some sort of ailment that prevented me from walking.
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He was covered with ice packs, laid on a stretcher and sent to a nearby hospital, where he received 4 liters of IV fluids.
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Although dos Santos left the game on a stretcher, Club America claimed a 4-1 victory over Guadalajara at Estadio Azteca in Mexico City.
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Local media footage showed the woman wearing nothing but jeans and a short-sleeved T-shirt walking to a stretcher, accompanied by first responders.
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Tied to a stretcher, he was winched on board and flown to a hospital for treatment, the Queensland Government Air Service posted on Facebook.
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Hugo Martinez, 19993, who works next door, said Ms. Fortaliza appeared conscious and calm when firefighters removed her from the building on a stretcher.
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He had landed awkwardly on a block attempt in a game against the Minnesota Timberwolves and was carried from the court on a stretcher.
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Emergency medical technicians worked on him for almost 30 minutes, continuing as he was loaded onto a stretcher and taken to a waiting ambulance.
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Drying and gravity are a big part of the process, with layers and layers of paint applications on panels over custom-made stretcher bars.
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Someone calls 911, and Thore is quickly given oxygen and loaded on to a stretcher, before getting whisked away to the hospital in an ambulance.
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Selma Blair's erratic behavior on a flight was reportedly so severe that she had to be removed on a stretcher and taken to the hospital.
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Illustration: Duke UniversityBy 12:32 am, RFK was on a stretcher and on his way to LA's Central Receiving Hospital, arriving at 12:45 am.
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South Africa, who had Noko Matlou taken off on a stretcher in the 51st minute, are playing at the World Cup for the first time.
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But the rescue did not go exactly as planned, and her basket stretcher spun wildly out of control while being lifted up to the copter.
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That hope faded when the plane carrying their son arrived back in Cincinnati and they saw him strapped to a stretcher jerking violently and howling.
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Because she's usually on the other side of the stretcher, she says, she knew exactly what the procedure was going to be as a patient.
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Black plumes of smoke from piles of burning tires billowed over the area, and stretcher-bearers rushed to carry the wounded to first aid posts.
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Thunder guard Andre Roberson was wheeled off in a stretcher with 227:284 left in the third quarter after he slipped running toward the basket.
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The patient lay motionless on the stretcher; his eyes were sunken, and his skin hung off his face as if he hadn't eaten much recently.
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Japan skipper Maya Yoshida clashed heads with Boualem Khoukhi on the hour mark, resulting in the big Qatari defender being carried off on a stretcher.
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Someone had tied a strip of blue fabric around his leg as a tourniquet before emergency workers carried him from the park on a stretcher.
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"In the back of my mind, I always thought about how I went out, being carted off of the Garden on that stretcher," Davis said.
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It must have doubled as an exam room and there were not enough chairs for all of us, so I sat down on a stretcher.
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As the ambulette crew delicately shifted a fragile Doris from her bed onto a stretcher, she appeared more a collection of bones than a person.
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And, as I've learned, America remains a cherished destination for gifted and motivated physicians, researchers, nurses, stretcher bearers and wheelchair attendants from around the world.
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It seems as though the artist simply took a blank stretched canvas, about 16 by 25 inches, and folded it diagonally until its stretcher broke.
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Cover: Healthcare workers transport a patient on a stretcher into an ambulance at Life Care Center of Kirkland on February 29, 2020 in Kirkland, Washington.
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He said she had started coming around and was answering questions as emergency personnel put her on a stretcher and took her to the hospital.
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Butler is not expected to play on Monday and could sit out through the All-Star break after leaving the court on a stretcher Friday.
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She was lifted onto a stretcher and jostled to an ambulance before she felt the relief from the sliver of nitroglycerin slipped under her tongue.
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HAVANA — I was six when I saw my mother sitting on a stretcher at a psychiatric hospital in Cienfuegos, half-naked with a blank stare.
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Local media footage showed the woman wearing nothing but jeans and a short-sleeved T-shirt walking to a stretcher and accompanied by first responders.
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He thought he would die from the pain, and members of his American family wondered if they would eventually receive him home in a stretcher.
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Flanked by Willie D and Scarface, he is shown on a stretcher, his eye blood-red, the day before he had surgery to remove it.
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Using mostly canvas, rubber, metal grommets, stitching materials (often staples), and the stretcher frame, Furukawa took abstract painting forward by leaving the paint largely behind.
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Several officers arrived, placed Marion's inert body on a stretcher, and wheeled him out to be transferred to the jail ward of the Los Angeles Hospital.
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Syrian TV footage from Homs showed streets filled with debris and mangled cars, and the charred body of a man being taken away on a stretcher.
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Still clearly in pain, the 32-year-old continued to scream out: "It hurts, it hurts so much," as she was taken away on a stretcher.
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"The stretcher provides the right amount of tension on the canvas but also allows for the canvas to be taken off and rolled up," Wilmering said.
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After she was placed in a neck brace and put on a stretcher, as seen in the images, Tierney was transported via ambulance to a hospital.
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Just a few days after filming ended for the stars, Stretcher revealed Ventimiglia's new look on Instagram: a shorter version of his long, combed-back style.
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A ambulance man pushes a stretcher with a body bag, on March 23, 2016 outside the Maalbeek metro station in Brussels, one day after the attack.
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The last shot shows him on a stretcher, injured but alive, and smiling on his way into the ambulance like a snake wearing a human suit.
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"I&aposll be wheeled out on some stretcher from a gun show and that&aposs in my blood, and that&aposs the way it&aposll be."
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Back on the ground, the two soldiers carrying a stretcher have encountered a major hole in the wooden bridge, which is spanned by a single plank.
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Click through to see where each of the Keating 5 stand — and let us know who you think is on the stretcher in the comments section.
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Four inmates appear with a stretcher eight minutes later, and they and a prison guard finally wheel Capers out of the view of the surveillance camera.
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"All right, Ms. Dawson you are going to stay at the hospital," a man says as he urges her to get up and onto the stretcher.
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" While in the ambulance, he took a picture of his feet strapped to a stretcher that he later posted to Instagram with the caption, "Well sh--.
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"This is totally different than what she was when I was discharging her," the doctor says while waiting for a stretcher in order to readmit her.
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Troy Stretcher (knee) returned to the lineup Friday after missing 13 games and fellow defenseman Chris Tanev (thumb) also was back after sitting out seven matches.
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That game 24 hours earlier ended with Carolina goalie Eddie Lack leaving the ice on a stretcher, but he was at the arena for the rematch.
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Vasilevskiy was called into action midway through the first period of Game 1 on Friday after Bishop fell awkwardly and was carted off on a stretcher.
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He was taken into an ambulance on a stretcher with suspected shoulder and face injuries and lost several teeth according to reports in the Spanish media.
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A wife arranging the pillow under the head of her husband's no-longer-breathing body as she helps the undertaker lift him onto the waiting stretcher.
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He spent the last several weeks tied on a stretcher, near death, as teams of Norwegian villagers dragged him up and down hills and snowy mountains.
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We had to fashion a stretcher from wood and ropes and put my mate from the mud and the play fighting and the fire on it.
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A helmeted figure resembling both astronaut and apiarist also lies on a stretcher-like bed beside one wall, wearing a suit covered in more reform buttons.
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Ginzel has framed the stained, embroidered paper napkin with the two halves of a repurposed store-bought stretcher that was once covered with inexpensive, prepared canvas.
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When paramedics were putting her into a stretcher, Ian tried to kick her, and the emergency workers had to keep him away, the police report said.
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McClease said he radioed supervisors and requested that an "ambulance unit" of inmates come with a stretcher and transport Smith to the front shift command office.
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After Day was down for several minutes while receiving medical attention, he was removed from the ring on a stretcher and brought to Northwestern Memorial Hospital.
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A medic later approached and assisted him with oxygen, but it took more than five minutes to get Santillán out of the ring on a stretcher.
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After opening with some sober scene-setting — a man washing blood off a bright yellow stretcher — Lorentzen drops in some of the documentary's few informational details.
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" A wounded man on a stretcher told the independent Turkish news agency DHA that the attacker had "put a bullet to the head of anyone alive.
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An 18-year-old automotive mechanics student lay on a stretcher worried whether the pellet inside her closed and swollen left eye would leave her blind.
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That was followed by an extended delay as Hellums, who was crushed on a scramble for the ball, was taken off the court on a stretcher.
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"Is something wrong with my hand?" the boy asked his father, who stood over the stretcher covering his son's eyes to prevent him seeing the wound.
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They arrived not long before Preston, sprawled on a stretcher with a head wound, was pronounced dead en route to a Nashville hospital, the newspaper said.
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Mr. Gilliam shared their interest but moved it in a radical direction: He took the painted canvas off the stretcher and erased the picture-sculpture divide.
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Kanye announced the cancellation of his tour 6 hours before he was handcuffed to a stretcher and hauled off to UCLA Medical Center for psychiatric evaluation.
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You look at the jeep but also through and beyond it to visible stretcher bars, while your gaze is drawn to sections made of wood veneer.
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Harris, a physician specializing in anesthesia, was responsible for sedating the boys before they were brought out one-by-one on a rescue stretcher through flooded tunnels.
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There is plenty of room to store paintings, and in a room below I have tools I use to build stretcher bars for my canvases and framing.
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Philadelphia is dealing with a series of injuries and endured a scary situation when forward Robert Covington was taken off the court on a stretcher on Friday.
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The BMC Racing rider hit the rocks on his right-hand side and was attended to by medics, who carried him into an ambulance on a stretcher.
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I can still see the dead man's brown, calloused hands, lightly crusted with dried blood, as the officers picked him up to place him on a stretcher.
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In 2018, the MSSA's conservation team arrived at the conclusion that the painting is in dire need of a new stretcher, and removed it from public display.
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As Park was loaded on to a stretcher the race was neutralized, giving Viviani the chance to recover from his fall and Hansen to get a breather.
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She said Mr. Kainth's son jumped from the attic window to escape the flames, and was in significant pain when firefighters brought him out on a stretcher.
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Selma Blair was the picture of serenity over the weekend ... just a day or so before she ended up being carried off a jet on a stretcher.
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Allen was given oxygen treatment on his stool, left the O2 Arena strapped to a stretcher, and was then sent to hospital where he had brain scans.
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When, about a half an hour later, they were allowed out, Kahilan said she saw a girl being carried out of the choir room on a stretcher.
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Mr. Rahami, blood pouring from a wound in his shoulder and splattered on his face, was loaded onto a stretcher and taken to University Hospital in Newark.
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His friends would later tell him that while moving him to a stretcher, they had to hold his body parts in place for fear they'd fall off.
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Upon arrival at the Women's Medical Society, paramedics were met with a locked emergency exit and cluttered hallways not wide enough for an ambulatory stretcher to navigate.
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Outside the station, a woman was carried off on a stretcher with her legs covered in a foil blanket while others were led away swathed in bandages.
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Walsh told me he hasn't come across patients who've caused irreparable damage to their manhood by using a stretcher, but it was hard to say for sure.
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Medical personnel carried a male, believed to be Warmbier and wearing a blue shirt and dark blue pants, off the plane without the use of a stretcher.
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He also threw the axe out of the car window, and was eventually remanded by the police, who took him away from the scene on a stretcher.
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Seconds later, a boy with a large hole in his leg and one arm peppered with cuts from a shell blast was brought in on a stretcher.
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There is plenty of room to store paintings and in a room below I have tools I use to build stretcher bars for my canvases and framing.
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" A pillow was placed under her head, a sheet was spread over her, and she was rolled "gently on her side" and lifted onto the stretcher. "Mrs.
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The used wood stretcher, which is stained red in places, is periodically marked by thin washes of white in shapes that reminded this viewer of ragged thumbprints.
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I later passed the feet of person on a stretcher sticking out of the bushes, surrounded by three paramedics who smiled and told me everything was fine.
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Emergency personnel raced to the Dort Federal Event Center to treat Bashir -- who was wheeled out of the facility on a stretcher while wearing a neck brace.
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Jinnah had to wait for two hours on a stretcher for a replacement ambulance in the oppressive, humid autumn heat of the city by the Arabian Sea.
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Floyd's head and shoulders were immobilized on a stretcher as he was removed from the field on a cart after spending several minutes prone on the field.
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He was removed from the field on a stretcher after a collision with teammate SS Richard Urena during a Class A game on Friday night in Dunedin.
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Devils defenseman John Moore was taken off the ice on a stretcher after being hit from behind during a 6-2 loss to the visiting Washington Capitals.
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He was carried off the ice on a stretcher and was taken to Pennsylvania Hospital, where he was "awake and alert," Flyers General Manager Ron Hextall said.
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If this continues much longer I'll either have [to] confess defeat or get the aid of a head stretcher — which, for me, would be much the same.
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Mr. Lawson and three others, including the Kennedy aide Dave Powers, lifted the mortally wounded president from the back seat of the limousine onto the second stretcher.
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Walker fell in a fetal position and was wheeled away in a stretcher -- his head stabilized -- more than eight minutes later to applause from the Denver crowd.
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When the elevator broke down, Ms. Sinta asked friends to build a stretcher out of bamboo and had campus security guards hoist her to classes every day.
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For his court appearances, Mr. Mubarak was flown by helicopter from the Maadi hospital, often wearing sunglasses as he was carried off the aircraft on a stretcher.
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After about 15 minutes, the man walked out of the courtroom on his own and the fire department took him out of the building on a stretcher.
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In addition to the bodies, the archaeologists unearthed stuccoed body covers painted with gold, a funerary bed, a stretcher for the mummies, pottery vessels, and sarcophagi fragments.
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There are also a number of "frame paintings," in which the artist has used a found frame to make a shallow box exposing the work's stretcher bars.
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During their 11-day journey to Bangladesh, a village doctor amputated her infected foot and four men carried her on a stretcher made of bamboo and a bedsheet.
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She worked on her pieces for months, painting layer upon layer, wiping, sanding, sometimes cutting, repainting, stretching and restretching the canvases on stretcher bars over and over again.
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Click through to see who was on the stretcher, and why we thought the other characters had a chance at being lost to the fire before tonight's reveal.
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The frame — wood-stained to closely match the honey-toned floor — is perhaps five feet square and divided into quadrants by cross braces, as a stretcher might be.
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Mubarak has been hospitalized for long periods with heart problems and stomach cancer since leaving office, sometimes appearing in the courtroom on a stretcher or in a wheelchair.
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Play was suspended for an hour at Rod Laver Arena, as Sears received treatment before being fitted with breathing apparatus and carried from the stadium on a stretcher.
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The work has since traveled to several exhibitions around the world, but for each location, it had to be rolled back up and mounted on a temporary stretcher.
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Both Handel and Ossoff have condemned the ad, which starts with the sounds of gunshots and graphic footage showing Scalise bloodied and being taken away on a stretcher.
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The Instagram-famous friend of the Kardashians who was carried out of Kylie Jenner&aposs 21st birthday party on a stretcher is speaking out about her health scare.
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But when the Phoenix Fire Department rescued her by airlifting her to a hospital, the suspended stretcher holding the injured woman twirled like a pinwheel in a hurricane.
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We broke the story ... Joe collapsed backstage last weekend after a guest gig with Billy Joel at Madison Square Garden, and paramedics wheeled Joe out on a stretcher.
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Arkansas wide receiver Dominique Reed was placed on a stretcher and carted off the field after a nasty helmet-to-helmet hit from Kansas State DB Sean Newlan.
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The Dish people felt horrible and were very sweet; they brought my daughter a stuffed animal while she was on the stretcher with the paramedics at the airport.
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At the Adi Jasa funeral home, the mother of two young victims was wheeled in on a stretcher from an ambulance to view the bodies of her sons.
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A 27-year-old American boxer was knocked out in the 10th round of a fight, left the ring on a stretcher, and is now in a coma.
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Green Bay Packers running back Jamaal Williams was taken off the field on a stretcher after a late hit to the head from the Philadelphia Eagles' Derek Barnett.
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Cowboys wide receiver Allen Hurns left on a stretcher midway through the first quarter after a gruesome left ankle injury suffered while being tackled by Seattle's Bradley McDougald.
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As precious minutes ticked away and Munson's respiratory rate collapsed, there was confusion about how to get his stretcher onto a nearby freight elevator and into an ambulance.
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In the semifinals of the 1,500, she was carried off the ice in a stretcher after a collision that caused her right ankle to swell like bread dough.
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Rick Jeanneret, the Sabres broadcaster, was taken out of the press box on a stretcher Saturday night during the third period of Buffalo's game against the Anaheim Ducks.
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The protesters cowered in groups of five or six behind makeshift shields; one would suddenly tumble to the ground and be carried off by comrades on a stretcher.
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Medical personnel rushed into the ring, Day was taken out of the ring in a stretcher and loaded into an ambulance which transported him to a nearby hospital.
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More than 3,000 of the deputy mayor's Kenyan fans had taken up the "Fletcher on a Stretcher" chant, backed by a bass drum that pounded with increasing intensity.
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Starting forward Jonathan Isaac was taken off the court on a stretcher early in the first quarter after landing awkwardly on his left leg during a fast break.
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Eventually the man moved to the front of the plane and collapsed sideways into a seat before being taken off the plane on a stretcher, Mr. Anspach said.
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This claim was hotly debated, particularly because footage from the hospital's closed-circuit television showed police bringing in a handcuffed Salahuddin on a stretcher at 2000:2200 p.m.
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The P.A.'s face turned pale, and she helped the struggling woman onto a stretcher and clapped a mask hissing with aerosolized medications over her nose and mouth.
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The advance man for the Texas trip, he rode ahead of Kennedy's limo, helped lift the president onto a stretcher and then lived a half-century with regrets.
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But in the third quarter, the camera cuts to the sideline, where Dylan is being carried on a stretcher toward an ambulance that had driven onto the field.
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When the E.M.T. told everyone I would live, Carlito's friend leaned over my stretcher and whispered, "Now's the time to ask for anything …" We named the puppy Chandelier.
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Lack remained down for several minutes before he was taken off on a stretcher, with both teams remaining on the ice and forming a semicircle to watch him.
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The robe, which is made of canvas, metal and tin jingles, and massive amounts of beads and nylon fringe, hangs from a wooden stretcher suspended from the ceiling.
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The man, who has not been publicly identified, was carried into an ambulance on a stretcher and taken to a hospital conscious but in critical condition, the channel reported.
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Many of the works feature short dowels cantilevered like pegs from the stretcher, their front-facing cross sections lettered with the initials of the doomed subject of each piece.
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The cabin went quiet as medics climbed on board and carried Ms. Riordan out on a stretcher, and flight attendants checked on seven other passengers who suffered minor injuries.
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While the canvas survived its misuse, the original stretcher for the massive and geometrically unique painting — more than 10 feet high and 21 feet wide — has been long lost.
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The distressed parents had made it in time to see the teenager laying on a stretcher with his head wrapped in bandages and to tell Preston their final farewells.
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In this image made from video, emergency rescue workers stretcher an unidentified person at the site of an explosion at a metro station in Brussels, Belgium, March 22, 2016.
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Their older brother, Aza, lies with the twins on the stretcher as they're taken down an elevator and through a phalanx of hallways toward the third floor operating room.
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EMTs moved the man to the nearest flat area and proceeded to conduct CPR for about 20 minutes -- before taking him out on a stretcher to a local hospital.
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Tournament organizers said Sears was "breathing, conscious and talking" and being examined by a cardiologist at a nearby hospital after being carried out of the showcourt on a stretcher.
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And it had a few Packers on the sideline happy to see Fred Williamson, the loudmouth Chiefs cornerback, laid out on the field and carried away in a stretcher.
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Midfielder Kevin De Bruyne, who scored one goal and assisted on another, damaged the medial ligament in his right knee and was carried off the field on a stretcher.
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Even before she had seen the real Escobar in Envigado, corpulent as always, sitting back and reading a newspaper, she knew it couldn't have been him on that stretcher.
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A sobbing Cristiano Ronaldo was carried off the soccer field on a stretcher Sunday after an injury dashed his hopes of leading Portugal to its first ever European championship.
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But now, with all the teams, by the time one team carried the stretcher about 100 meters, they got tired and could hand it over to the next team.
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For example, it's her fancy, portable wardrobe backpacks that allow her troop to devise a makshift stretcher and carry Velda to the finishing line at the climactic jamboree showdown.
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Among them was Timothy Piazza, a 19-year-old sophomore who would leave the house more than 12 hours later on a stretcher, unconscious -- and would never wake up.
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One of his friends who lived in the building was taken away on a stretcher from the smoke, Dominic said, and he hadn't been able to contact him since.
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He'd been present when the mayor famously broke his hip at the 227 Atlantic-Richfield oil refinery fire and had helped load the mayor onto a stretcher that night.
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House was eventually placed on a stretcher and loaded into an ambulance, but according to both Jays manager John Gibbons and Tigers manager Brad Ausmus, he never lost consciousness.
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Pick up trucks raced back from the frontline with wounded people in the back, and two of the US-led coalition servicemen helped haul one man onto a stretcher.
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Ayman, his eyes closed and mouth open, was wrapped in a blanket placed on a stretcher outside the clinic after medics had tried in vain to save his life.
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Collins and his wife stayed behind, where other neighbors tended to their injuries and even broke a door to make a stretcher for his wife, according to his post.
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When Mr. Derakhshani came out from his washing, his body, like all the others, was wrapped in a simple white cloth and placed on a stretcher, his face covered.
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Aerial images showed the eight-floor building completely collapsed, and video posted by Nugroho to Twitter showed orange-clad responders carrying an individual on a stretcher through the rubble.
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He was taken off the court on a stretcher with a possible neck injury during the second quarter of the Celtics' Friday night road game against the Denver Nuggets.
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Salcedo said there was no ambulance available to take them to the bridge, so they borrowed a stretcher from a fire station and put it in the family&aposs car.
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Videos showed rescuers pulling a young girl underneath the rubble of the Hotel Miami in the province of Manabi, finally pulling her out and taking her away on a stretcher.
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Last week, his father-in-law, the tennis coach Nigel Sears, collapsed during a match, carted out of Rod Laver Arena on a stretcher and rushed to a Melbourne hospital.
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Tania Vanessa Avalos, Oscar's wife, survived, screaming "Where is my husband?" as rescue workers at the river bank carried away a stretcher covered with a white sheet, video images show.
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He had a rasping cough and spiked a fever, and soon became so weak that he had to be taken out on a stretcher as classmates looked on in terror.
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But it soon became apparent that he would take no further part in the Rio Games when he was lifted onto a stretcher that had been brought into the arena.
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A New Jersey woman got the surprise — and the scare — of a lifetime when her boyfriend was wheeled on a stretcher into the hospital where she worked earlier this month.
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But those thoughts always ended with my father having his heart attack in the house in the middle of the night and being carted out on a stretcher, already dead.
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Regardless of the adversity that may arise — a freakishly hot opponent, windy conditions or a coach strapped to a stretcher — you accept the challenge, play through it and expect success.
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You'll also take photos (you'll definitely need a friend for this one) of various angles of your bite, with the help of a cheek stretcher to get a clear shot.
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The Sun reports that Rocio Cortes Nunez was "sliced in half" while en route to a maternity ward on a stretcher after giving birth via cesarian section on August 20.
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They give me ice packs for under my armpits, wheel me off on a stretcher and park me under an EXIT sign where various machines are beeping at different rates.
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As if it couldn't get any worse for French Gymnast Samir Ait Said ... after breaking his leg dismounting from the vault, paramedics dropped him while he lay on the stretcher.
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Gary Fan, a member of the opposition camp, was taken out of the legislature on a stretcher after he fell while trying to take a microphone away from another politician.
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The buckles on a stretcher or gurney in an ambulance are merely a version of a seatbelt: "They are not involuntary restraints; it is not a straitjacket situation," he said.
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As if to pre-empt criticism of his memoir, Alexie also speaks more than once about how he is famous, in his family, as a serial stretcher of the truth.
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In Ethiopia, for example, pregnant women were given a special stretcher to help them reach birth clinics; they had feared regular stretchers because villagers carried away on them usually died.
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Of central importance was Mr. Overstreet's jettisoning of traditional stretcher bars, anchoring his work — to walls, ceilings, floors or a mix thereof — with thin rope, metal eyes and handsome knots.
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Wedding Registry Instead of traditional wedding gifts, the couple asked guests to help purchase medical equipment — a stretcher for transporting patients, oxygen cylinders, a suture kit — needed by Family Legacy.
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Trainers removed the facemask of Rudolph's helmet and brought out a cart and stretcher, but neither was used, as he walked off the field with a good deal of assistance.
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LeVert, who was injured attempting to defend a fast-break layup attempt by Josh Okogie, was placed on a stretcher and taken by ambulance to a hospital for further evaluation.
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The hit was severe enough that it resulted in Burfict being removed from the field on a stretcher, but not before he tried to wrestle Smith-Schuster to the ground.
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In footage shot from an upper floor of the hotel, you see Kay Marie being taken out of a black SUV, placed onto a stretcher and loaded into an ambulance.
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"She looked like she was kind of limp, sitting there until they put her on a stretcher and then she kind of started screaming and kicking," the neighbor told CBS Boston.
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One man was loaded into an ambulance on a stretcher shortly after the dash through the medieval town center's narrow streets to the bullring, which lasted two minutes and 41 seconds.
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Selma Blair is opening up about her June 20 plane outburst when she was removed from a flight on a stretcher while traveling with her 4-year-old son, Arthur Saint.
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He remembers waking up and blinking at bright lights: he was being wheeled on a stretcher into a hospital emergency ward, with an attack of severe arrhythmia, or irregular heart beat.
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In June, following an outburst on an airplane, Blair, 44, was rushed to the hospital after being taken off the aircraft on a stretcher on her return flight from Cancun, Mexico.
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We got Paul Heyman in Dallas after 'Monday Night Raw' ... just hours after Lesnar laid a VICIOUS beating on WWE superstar Roman Reigns -- which got Reigns carted off on a stretcher.
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"When you see a player, a teammate, a friend being taken off the court on a stretcher, it's different than somebody walking off the court with a sprained ankle," Brown said.
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Five men in white overalls lifted the stretcher off the ground, one of them taking care to lay a clear plastic IV bag that's connected to the patient onto his stomach.
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According to various reports ... it took several minutes for emergency workers to get Manson out from under the props, and he was put on a stretcher and taken to the hospital.
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Asghedom told to the publication that paramedics put a breathing tube down his brother's throat, inserted an IV into his arm, and then loaded him into the ambulance on a stretcher.
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Marius recruited three others to help put Baalsrud on a stretcher, sneak him past the Germans into a rowboat and take him across the fjord, pretending to fish the whole time.
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Television pictures then showed her being carried aboard a helicopter, lying completely still on a stretcher and wearing a neck brace, to be flown 170 miles (275 km) to the capital.
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KLINE RAPE also showcases the series Stretcher Bar Paintings, which references the technical effect used by the painter that reveals the bars that sit behind the canvas to hold it straight.
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A stretcher bar was signed "Scully," the email from Bonhams said, and the work was described as being part of a private collection after having been acquired directly from the artist.
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Video released hours after the attack by Punjab's provincial government showed Mr. Iqbal being lifted out of an ambulance on a stretcher, his right arm in a sling, his eyes alert.
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"While driving to hospital, patient unbuckled his straps on the stretcher and jumped out of the moving ambulance," a report from that night reads, according to information provided by Mr. Chernyy.
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He was quickly treated on a stretcher by doctors and made a rapid recovery; less than an hour later, he gave an explanation for the incident in a speech to reporters.
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The televised images of Mubarak on a stretcher in a defendant's cage were in sharp contrast to the portraits of the leader that had hung from billboards during his long rule.
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He received lengthy medical treatment but was seen raising his arms as he was carried off the course on a stretcher before going to hospital for treatment on a damaged pelvis.
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The game was marred with a scary incident that led to Boston guard Kemba Walker being taken off the court on a stretcher with 3:13 remaining in the second quarter.
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MUMBAI, Sept 26 (Reuters) - Three years ago, India's Vinesh Phogat left the wrestling mat on a stretcher with a knee injury that shattered her dreams of an Olympic medal in Rio.
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Green Bay Packers running back Jamaal Williams left the field on a stretcher Thursday night following a helmet-to-helmet hit after the whistle by Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Derek Barnett.
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The game was marred by a scary incident that led to Boston guard Kemba Walker being taken off the court on a stretcher with 2114:2112 left in the second quarter.
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One man was loaded into an ambulance on a stretcher shortly after the dash through the medieval town centre's narrow streets to the bullring, which lasted two minutes and 41 seconds.
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In this case, a length of course mesh partially veils the stretcher bars of the right panel of this towering work, which rests on the floor and leans against the wall.
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Detroit school cops used a chemical spray to stop fighting this week in an incident that saw over a dozen students arrested and at least one teen taken away on a stretcher.
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The Aleppo Media Center released images of children who survived Thursday's airstrikes on eastern Aleppo -- a boy with wounds to his abdomen laid out on a stretcher, two toddlers with bloodied faces.
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The basketball player from Chicago, who played for Illinois State before transferring to Hofstra University, was taken off the floor on a stretcher after going into cardiac arrest, according to Michigan Live.
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In the December debate, after Carly Fiorina dismissed Rubio as a mere first-term senator without executive experience, Rubio reacted with both a lip-stretcher sign of anxiety and a sad wince.
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"I didn't finish the tour, you know, the tour I had bought," said Jostein Nielsen, a wounded Norwegian tourist, as he waited on a stretcher at Istanbul airport, his left leg bandaged.
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Another tidbit pertaining to Samsung's incoming Note 8, with the company hoping its premium palm-stretcher phablet brand can rise phoenix like from the ashes of the Note 7 flaming battery debacle.
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The 58-year-old X Factor UK and America's Got Talent judge was seen wearing a neck brace as he was loaded into an ambulance on a stretcher between 7:30 a.m.
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While they continued to wait for a second ambulance, Ahmodu was loaded onto a stretcher from the first ambulance, where paramedics observed that he was no longer breathing, an FDNY official said.
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Cruz, who was arrested and taken into custody, was taken out on a stretcher but did not maintain any serious injuries, Broward County sheriff Scott Israel told reporters during a news briefing.
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The game was held up for several minutes as the woman was carried out of the ballpark on a stretcher and taken to Bayfront Health medical center in St. Petersburg for treatment.
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THAM LUANG, Thailand (Reuters) - Rescue workers in Thailand were seen carrying a person on a stretcher away from a cave complex and into a waiting ambulance on Monday, a Reuters witness said.
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The police and the shomrim were also at the scene, he said, but no one did a thing when the husband rushed out, flipped the stretcher and knocked her to the ground.
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In June 2016, the actress was taken off a flight via stretcher because of an outburst she had after drinking and taking an undisclosed medication, which she later admitted was a mistake.
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As I walked around the corner to the back entrance to the pub, I saw a flock of cop cars, a couple of ambulances, and my landlady flatted out on a stretcher.
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She also recalls the "alarming" moment their trip was cut short after an experienced diver suffered from Bends, a decompression sickness, and had to be taken off the boat in a stretcher.
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She has apparently removed the canvas to use in another piece, leaving its staples visible, and sawn the used stretcher through the middle in order to fit the size of the napkin.
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Oakland cornerback Gareon Conley was carted off the field on a stretcher due to a neck injury during the third quarter, but he will be OK, Raiders coach Jon Gruden said postgame.
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That the White House communications director should have to lie on behalf of her boss, who is a serial boaster, stretcher of the truth and documented outright fibber, should not be surprising.
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His last game for United was against Anderlecht in April in the second leg of the Europa League quarterfinals, during which Ibrahimovic was carried off on a stretcher with ruptured cruciate ligaments.
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The story of "Whipped Cream," closely following Strauss's scenario, concerns a Boy (Daniil Simkin on Wednesday) who, having overindulged at a confectioner's shop, falls ill and is carried away on a stretcher.
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Although I love my studio, I am often squeezed for space, especially when I soon will start a 55 by 140-inch commission (the canvas is in the background; stretcher bars showing).
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He issued none to Barcelona, even though Madrid's Augusto Fernández was the one player to be badly injured Saturday — he was taken off on a stretcher with, of all things, a knee injury.
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Stretcher bearers made their way over but Redmond wanted to finish the race and eventually did so, leaning on his father Jim's shoulder for support as he made his way across the line.
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As players from both teams looked on, medical personnel strapped Anderson to a stretcher, immobilizing his head before lifting him onto a cart and driving him to the locker room for further treatment.
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A book published in 1986 by Vladimir Rezun, a GRU defector, described a film shown to new spooks; it depicted a traitorous officer, lashed to a stretcher, being fed into a crematorium alive.
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A suspected al-Qaeda or Taliban detainee from Afghanistan is carried on a stretcher before being interrogated by military officials at the detention facility Camp X-Ray in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, on Feb.
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Japanese snowboarder Yuto Totsuka had a scary crash during the 2018 Winter Olympics men's halfpipe snowboarding final on Tuesday, resulting in paramedics bringing the 16-year-old off the course on a stretcher.
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He was brought on during the second quarter but should have been brought back in the fourth, when he was knocked out of the game and taken off the field on a stretcher.
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When Peress reached the site where the north tower had once stood, his camera captured a pair of masked firefighters -- one standing with his arms at his side, the other pushing a stretcher.
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Ait Said suffered a broken leg that was left dangling from below his knee following a crash landing from the vault and had to be taken out of the arena on a stretcher.
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In his now infamous illustration, "We Are On the Home Stretch," a waylaid Greeley is seen, belly up, on a stretcher, defeated and being returned home to his home in Chappaqua, New York.
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He was gently placed on a stretcher and taken to the hospital where doctors shoved a painful tube down his throat and put him on a respirator, the machine that kept him alive.
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He remained on the court for several minutes before he was taken off on a stretcher and transported to Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, where he was being evaluated for a possible neck injury.
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Barbara Holliday, who lives across the street from the building, saw three Fire Department personnel standing beside an empty stretcher when she emerged from her building on Friday in the morning's first light.
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The day before the 2000 national semifinals at Matthews Arena in Boston, Muzerall tripped at practice, banged her head on the ice and was taken off immobilized on a stretcher as a precaution.
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Mr. Birkmaier described paint "lifting off" from the cracked areas, which will need to be secured, and noted that the original canvas border wrapped around the stretcher was left behind during the theft.
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CHICAGO — As the stretcher carrying Tariq Hammond was wheeled away, members of the Denver University men's hockey team stood on the ice nearby, determined, more than ever, to finish what they had started.
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Moments later, he felt dizzy and was carried out on a stretcher, apparently dying from poisoned-needle punctures or perhaps a toxic liquid splashed on his face by two women who ran away.
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The referee Jonathan Moss gave only a yellow card for the foul, which led City's medical staff to wrap De Bruyne's leg in a brace even before he was placed on the stretcher.
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He's apparently gotten away from the geometrical subdivisions and patterning he experimented with for a few years, in favor of an all-over unity that the stretcher-bar ghosts bracket but don't disrupt.
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The update was encouraging for the 20-year-old rookie, who left the Thunder's 1213-95 victory against the Golden State Warriors on a stretcher Wednesday after landing awkwardly on his lower left leg.
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Moments later, Franco appeared alert while getting medical attention, but as the result of the fight was being announced, he lay down on the mat and was removed from the ring on a stretcher.
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The actress was taken by stretcher off of her return flight from Cancun, Mexico to Los Angeles after allegedly having an outburst on the flight, an official close to the situation confirms to PEOPLE.
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"I&aposm giving people sleeping pills, but nobody is sleeping well," he said, speaking under a blue tent while he monitored a man lying on a stretcher with a bandage wrapped around his forehead.
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KYLIE JENNER&aposS 21ST BASH SHUT DOWN BY COPS; INSTAGRAM MODEL WHEELED OUT ON STRETCHER The new mom showed off her fit figure in a series of seductive shots seemingly from her hotel room.
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Just minutes later, spectators dropped their mouths in astonishment as the medical crew dropped the lower end of the stretcher while trying to move Said into the ambulance — dropping the athlete in the process.
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The game had a scary incident when linesman Steve Barton was taken off the ice via stretcher and sent to hospital after falling on his head when McDavid tripped and slid into his feet.
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She describes a structure of piñon and spruce, sitting in a field of black-eyed Susans, that costs five hundred dollars (technically a donation "to cover wood, fire department presence, stretcher, and land use").
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Moving her from the ambulance stretcher to the bed took less than a minute—but only because the sheets had been slicked and tucked in, and her thrashing body slid easily onto the bed.
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When he turned around to scramble back into position, his left leg appeared to wrench awkwardly underneath him, and he tumbled to the ice writhing in pain before being taken off on a stretcher.
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"There have been a lot of our guys wounded today in the same area," he said, turning his head gingerly to watch an officer on the next stretcher being treated for a leg injury.
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Shouldering through the crowd are a couple of young British soldiers with a stretcher, who are trying to get one of the wounded on board—and maybe, in the process, sneak a berth themselves.
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While she heads to the doctor's office for testing, it looks as though Jenner will have her own health problems as well — she's seen on a stretcher in a neck brace in another scene.
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If the first and most important cost of doing business in China is the surgical extraction of a C.E.O.'s spine, many businesses are only too happy to provide the stretcher and the scalpel.
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As medical personnel attended to Hammond, wrapping his lower right leg in a towel and lifting him onto the stretcher, the Pioneers used the long delay to prepare for what they knew was coming.
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THAM LUANG, Thailand, July 9 (Reuters) - Rescue workers in Thailand were seen carrying a person on a stretcher away from a cave complex and into a waiting ambulance on Monday, a Reuters witness said.
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These wounded men, who happen to belong to the British Army, have just been brought in from the firing line by stretcher-bearers, and are waiting for ambulances to take them to base hospitals.
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Television news crews outside his Jackson Heights home Monday captured footage of a frail-looking man, missing his front teeth, who groaned in pain as he was hoisted on a stretcher into an ambulance.
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Evidence of manual involvement in the making of these paintings is ubiquitous; there's that stretcher-bar frottage, and also the many little ridges and other interruptions that the scraper blade makes in the surface.
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He mounted a hunger strike in 2006 as a plea for medical care, Ms. Secor writes, but after being given an "unspecified medicine," his condition worsened and he was left on a stretcher to die.
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As Green stood in the middle of the Simon Bolivar International Bridge, Yolimar de Salcedo pushed her 82-year-old grandmother in a stretcher into Colombia in hopes of getting help for a fractured hip.
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She took the canvas off the stretcher bars and cut it into strips, which she wove back into the original surface, inventing a palimpsest, an irreversible document of subversively reckoning with the history of art.
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Although it involved being taken away in a stretcher, "I was looked after by the same doctor as Fernando Alonso," the Spanish Formula One driver whose car had run off the track during the event.
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"Remember the night you cut me and I almost died the police and ambulance had to take me out the crib on a stretcher," tweeted Samuels, who stars in VH1's franchise Love & Hip Hop.
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His body was covered with a Palestinian flag and his press jacket laid beside him on the stretcher as it was carried through the streets of Gaza City to his home for a last farewell.
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Irishman Eugene Laverty was taken away on a stretcher after a nasty tumble on his Ducati late in the second session but his Aspar team later tweeted that he had walked into the medical center.
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Prodigy must have been hurting bad Saturday night, because during the after-party he was in such bad shape he was wheeled out on a stretcher and taken to the hospital where he later died.
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Covington was taken off the court on a stretcher against the Nets with a neck injury and sat out Saturday, though he was released from the hospital and was in the locker room against Detroit.
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Szpilka, a lefthander from Poland who fell to 20-2, sustained a concussion, left the ring on a stretcher, and was held for observation in a nearby hospital before being released a few hours later.
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"The pigments, materials, canvas, stretcher bars and other details could be easily detected by even the slightest inspection, and this was done purposely so as to avoid any confusion," Mr. Tetro said in the email.
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They left the ship and waited on the shore for an hour as about a dozen fire trucks and six ambulances arrived at the scene and a man was carried by them on a stretcher.
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He was too long to fit, he said, so its rear hatch had to be left open, secured with only a strap, and whenever the driver accelerated, Mr. Ubben's stretcher kept starting to slide out.
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While Kardashian West heads to the doctor's office for testing, it looks as though Jenner will have her own health problems as well — she's seen on a stretcher in a neck brace in another scene.
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Unusually for a painting of its age, "It has the original stretcher and hardware," said Benjamin Doller, Sotheby's chairman of the Americas and a longtime expert at the auction house specializing in 19th-century art.
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One Monday afternoon I changed into soft clothes (the kind you would watch television in rather than exercise in) and let a stretcher named Jeff Brannigan gently coax my muscles out of their usual tightness.
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For the works in Walls, Windows and Nocturnes, he observed the shadows and lighting that play across the architecture of his studio in relation to the windows, paintings, and stretcher bars that straddle the wall.
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"Air ambulances normally have a bigger door because they allow stretchers," says Dr. Lakdawala, but as Eman doesn't fit on a normal stretcher, he's had to talk to individual airlines about their capacity to accommodate her.
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The three-time Olympian was taken out of Phoenix Snow Park on a stretcher after being on the ground for around 10 minutes, and gave the crowd a thumbs-up as he was being carried off.
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The surveillance camera clip featured every moment of the ordeal from when Sadie and Bella first ran out barking, to when the neighbor arrived, to when paramedics carried Hatcher out of her home on a stretcher.
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On June 20, the actress was taken by stretcher off of her return flight from Cancun, Mexico to Los Angeles after having an outburst on the plane, an official close to the situation confirmed to PEOPLE.
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He had suffered a bleed on his brain and was losing consciousness, but the ringside provisions were inadequate: there was no emergency resuscitation equipment, and he was carried out on a stretcher to a waiting ambulance.
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Simply, it was one of the more vicious knockouts one could witness, with the Pole not moving an inch for minutes until medical personnel took control of the situation and carried Szpilka out on a stretcher.
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Play was stopped for more than 11 minutes early in the first period after Ottawa fourth-line forward Scott Sabourin was taken off the ice on a stretcher following a collision with Boston forward David Backes.
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Later, for a winding convoy run to the Benghazi airport, Mr. Ubben, who said he is 6 feet 4 inches tall, was placed on a stretcher and into the back of a small sport utility vehicle.
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College Basketball Roundup Michigan State was shaken when forward Kyle Ahrens was taken from the court on a stretcher with an injury to his left ankle in the first half of the Big Ten tournament final.
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A little more than an hour earlier, a local TV news anchor posted a photo on Twitter of several people surrounding a man on a stretcher, writing that three men "saved the life" of the senator.
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"In gymnastics there have been times that a girl has gone out right before me and gets injured and has to be taken out on a stretcher," Hernandez told PEOPLE about not being nervous to follow Lochte.
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The result is a painting conceived as a see-through screen where the stretcher bars and the wall behind them peek through the surface and are present in the viewer's mind as part of the overall image.
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The AfD had posted a picture on Twitter supposedly showing Magnitz on a stretcher with a deep wound to his forehead and a bruised left eye, and it said the attack was carried out by three individuals.
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Australian model Tammy Hembrow, who has appeared in Khloe Kardashian&aposs Good American clothing line ads, was carried out of Jenner&aposs soiree facedown on a stretcher with blackened feet and bruises on her face on Thursday.
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And while discussing Kylie's big party, Kris opened up about Tammy Hembrow — the Australian Instagram model and influencer who was photographed leaving the party face-down on a stretcher before being loaded into an ambulance by paramedics.
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The kidnapping suspect reportedly kept trying to unsuccessfully fight back, but the guy was no match for Ephraim—and police had to wheel him off to the hospital on a stretcher once they responded to the scene.
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If we saw not just the shrunken, elderly Greek man on the emergency room stretcher in front of us, but also the proud teenager flying across the Atlantic to start a new life half a century ago?
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A controversial choice as captain because of his disciplinary record, Hartley was 12 minutes short of the greatest triumph of his rugby life when he appeared to be knocked cold and was carried off on a stretcher.
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A way where a 2-year-old girl doesn't end up in a hospital bed, a way that people don't get hit with bats and balls, a way where people don't leave a game on a stretcher.
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Video footage broadcast by ABC7 News showed a person on a stretcher being loaded into an ambulance and young people who appeared to be party guests, including some in costumes, walking in the street outside the house.
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Last week, How to Get Away With Murder revealed that viewers will finally find out the mystery that's been stumping us all season: Who is the dead person being carried out of Annalise's house fire on a stretcher?
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The ESA has a prototype device called the Lunar Evacuation System Assembly (LESA) that allows a single astronaut to deploy the structure and lift their incapacitated crewmate into a mobile stretcher before bringing them to a pressurized lander.
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When I saw the stretcher, the centrifuge, and the needles I started to feel a bit queasy, but before I knew it I found myself with a numb face and with three test tubes filled with my blood.
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Hembrow, who according to the Daily Mail is a "casual" friend of the Kardashian and has been seen in Khloe&aposs Good American clothing line ads, was carried out of Hollywood hotspot Deliah&aposs facedown on a stretcher.
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With 36 seconds left in a one-point game and the superstar quarterback with a megawatt smile was driving his team for the win, the only way Newton was coming off that field was on a stretcher. [NBC]
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Last week, Mr. Sutopo posted photos on Twitter of injured miners in the province of North Sulawesi being passed down a line of men wearing headlamps, and a video of rescuers carrying an orange stretcher through a crowd.
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Hayward, a 25.23-year-old forward who signed a four-year, $128 million contract to join the Celtics in July, was eventually wheeled off the floor on a stretcher with a dislocated left ankle and fractured left tibia.
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It belongs to Mr. Gilliam's "Beveled-Edged" series, in which he slants his stretcher bars at a 45-degree angle, making them instantly visible to the viewer and adding an element of bulk or boxiness to the painting.
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The boy, dressed in blue snow pants and a fleece shirt, appeared alert and able to walk on his own as rescuers workers tussled his hair, helped him to a stretcher and then set about retrieving his mother.
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Dead Iraqis, dead Afghans, dead Syrians — yes, we saw those bodies, blown up and bloodied, buried in rubble, partly covered by sheets, on the floor, on the ground, on a stretcher, in a pile — but not dead Americans.
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Another video released on Facebook by Thailand&aposs Navy SEALs, who were central to the rescue, apparently shows one of the boys being carried through part of the muddy cave on a stretcher covered by an emergency thermal blanket.
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In this image made from video taken Sunday, July 8, 2018, an emergency team carries a stretcher carrying one of the rescued boys from the flooded cave to a waiting helicopter in Mae Sai, Chiang Mai province, northern Thailand.
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Laing's family had requested privacy about her condition, and there had been no public update on her health since the game other than that she had been taken to Massachusetts General Hospital after leaving the ice on a stretcher.
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Medical personnel put him on a stretcher with his head immobilized and took him off the field on a cart as he was able to give the crowd a thumbs up while lifting his right arm in the air.
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Things like playing football, tennis, you might be three sets to love down, but boxing you're going to the hospital on a stretcher and you know potentially you are going to get an injury you can't walk away from.
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Hauser & Wirth's temporary annex at 548 West 22nd Street plays host to her continuing trajectory into different styles, with two new bodies of work: Stretcher Bar Paintings and KLINE RAPE, the second of which gives the show its title.
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Viktor B. Suvorov, a G.R.U. officer who defected to Britain in 1978, wrote in a memoir that inductees were shown a gruesome film of a defector, strapped to a stretcher, being slowly rolled into a furnace and burned alive.
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On Tuesday, the White House announced that Mr. Trump had secured Mr. Palij's deportation, dispatching immigration authorities to apprehend him and wheel him on a stretcher from his home in Queens to be taken by air ambulance to Düsseldorf.
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Forced to live underground after their Warsaw apartment was dive-bombed, his family had to pay others to carry grandmother's stretcher through sewers and cellars, one of many first-hand lessons in the selfishness of people during trying times.
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Packers players JK Scott and Ty Summers took a knee and said a prayer for Maddox while he was put on the stretcher ... and the entire Eagles team came on to the field to make sure he was okay.
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The 31-year-old sustained the injury in the first half while trying to keep a wild pass in play and was taken off the pitch on a stretcher before being replaced at left back by Kim Min-woo.
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Sweden, meanwhile, will take on England in the third-place match in Nice on Saturday but they may be without striker Kosovare Asllani who fell awkwardly in the closing stages and had to be carried off the pitch on a stretcher.
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President Donald Trump's last campaign speech ahead of the midterm election on Monday night was interrupted for nearly 10 minutes after a woman collapsed and was later wheeled out of the Show Me Center in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, on a stretcher.
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If you need to stretch them a half-size or full size, you can opt to do it on your own with a shoe stretcher, or your cobbler can do it for you (more reliably) for about $15 to $25.
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In a third blow, Joe Webber was taken off the pitch on a stretcher with a dislocated left shoulder soon after Williams but, having already used the one replacement they are allowed, New Zealand have kept him in the squad.
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Was it necessary, in the middle of a busy Saturday night, to send the CIA intern upstairs for a bucket of steam or a bacon stretcher, just to laugh at him when he figured out he'd been made a fool?
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Even The Times once quoted, matter-of-factly, a veteran telling of how he arrived stateside from Vietnam on a stretcher with a bullet in his leg, only to be splattered with rotten vegetables and spat on by antiwar college kids.
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Three days after being carried off the court on a stretcher to a waiting ambulance, Mattek-Sands, with her husband, was en route to New York, and two days after that, she had surgery to repair a complete patellar tendon rupture.
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The exhibition seemed particularly hung up on three primary qualities of painting today: possession of a stretcher or the illusion or reference to one, use of canvas or other painting surfaces, and the gestural mark, something akin to a painterly brushstroke.
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When we saw Frank (Charlie Weber) call Bonnie (Liza Weil) after the fire, all bets were on Nate (Billy Brown) being the one on the stretcher, especially considering the fact that he was in the house when it suddenly erupted in flames.
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The trophy was lifted by Ronaldo, who broke down in tears at the final whistle but whose game had come to a frustrating end after 24 minutes when he was carried crying from the pitch on a stretcher with a knee injury.
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"Piano, piano, piano, piano," a woman could be heard ordering — "gently, gently, gently, gently" — as the child, whose face was obscured to protect his or her privacy, was hurried away on a stretcher in video of the rescue posted by the newspaper.
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The Everton fullback left the field on a stretcher, with an oxygen mask on his face, after Taylor recklessly clattered into him on 68 minutes of the encounter that left Wales facing a tough task to qualify directly for the World Cup.
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Hoskins, who was riding at speeds of around 60 km per hour with team mates Ashlee Ankudinoff, Georgia Baker, Amy Cure and Annette Edmondson, had to be taken off the track on a stretcher after four of the five hit the boards.
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That didn't stop Woolston from taking the shots that captured the world's attention this week, a series of photos which show Warmbier, held as a prisoner in North Korea for 17 months, being carried off the plane without the use of a stretcher.
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A robot medic is less likely to look like a human medic, and more likely to resemble the proposed Robotic Extraction Vehicle/Robotic Evacuation Vehicle (REX/REV): a self-driving ambulance that deploys a stretcher bot optimized for carrying and treating casualties.
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Robert is eventually released and moves to Australia, where he joins the army when World War I breaks out; he becomes a band leader (he was always musically gifted) and stretcher-bearer, and earns medals for his courage and cool under fire.
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Andrew M. Cuomo said at a news conference beside the Tarrytown Marina, shortly before the body of the second man, identified as Timothy Conklin, 29, of Westbury, Long Island, was brought by a police boat and taken by stretcher up the dock.
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HONG KONG — Anger over a proposal that would let people suspected of crimes be extradited to mainland China led to pandemonium in Hong Kong's legislature on Saturday, as lawmakers scuffled and at least one was carried out of the chamber on a stretcher.
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The 30-strong American team, which was integral to the planning, recommended that each child be confined in a flexible plastic cocoon, called a Sked, which is marketed as a rescue stretcher and is a standard part of the Air Force team's gear.
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After doing a mini happy dance on a stretcher (much to the chagrin of my other daughter waiting for the bone in her hand to be set) I got in touch with the sitter, who promptly collected my child from the apartment lobby.
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The artist is best known for his so-called Drape paintings, which he began in 1968, when he did away with the tradition of the rectangular canvas by ditching stretcher bars, the wooden strips used to lend a painting its drum-taut surface.
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The Canucks, who were already down two regular defensemen, lost blue liner Philip Larsen indefinitely during the 3-2 loss at New Jersey on Tuesday when he was run over by Taylor Hall and had to be taken off on a stretcher.
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That injury seemed insignificant later in the day when forward Jerami Grant inadvertently kicked Covington in the head, leading to Covington being taken out on a stretcher and sent to a local hospital and Grant leaving the game to be evaluated for a concussion.
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Both coaches said this week they expect a very physical matchup, and Minnesota showed its physicality last week as safety Duke McGhee was flagged for targeting and ejected after a hit on Malik Turner forced the Illinois receiver to leave the field on a stretcher.
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A heart attack 'simply being moved from the stretcher' She'd contracted Aeromonas hydrophila, which more commonly causes diarrhea in swimmers who swallow contaminated water, but is one of several types of bacteria that can, rarely, cause necrotizing fasciitis should it enter an open wound.
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After being instructed to perform CPR on Hussle by the 911 operator, Asghedom told the publication that the paramedics arrived, put a breathing tube down the rapper's throat, inserted an IV into his arm, and then loaded him into the ambulance on a stretcher.
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" At a Las Vegas rally in late February, as a protester was again being removed from the premises, Trump lamented that "we're not allowed to punch back anymore" and reminisced about the halcyon "old days," when a protester would "be carried out on a stretcher.
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These evolved, in the '218s and '21967s, into a series of kite-like works, in which traditional wooden stretcher bars were replaced by a support structure of aluminum rods, allowing the painting to be suspended from the wall or ceiling by strings or ribbons.
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But when she refreshed the map to follow the ambulance, she ran into the app's shortcomings: Google showed I was at Costco (not where I wanted to be, injured or not) when I was actually strapped onto a stretcher heading toward San Francisco General Hospital.
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Soon, images flew by like shooting stars: a spinning world that looked like a blue-green chessboard; himself on a stretcher in front of a hospital; his parents, gazing at him with aching sadness as he reached out to them, suffused with childlike love.
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Weinstein, who was supposed to be transferred to Rikers Island after his court appearance, was strapped to a stretcher in the back of an ambulance and taken to New York's Bellevue Hospital for complaints of chest pains, heart palpitations and high blood pressure, CNN reported.
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James Neugass wrote in his diary of watching a doctor take a blood "donation" from dead soldiers and of feeling gratitude if, at the end of a day, the stretcher that he chose to sleep in lay next to corpses, who would be quiet.
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Two hours earlier, there had been very different tears after he had been taken out of the game on a stretcher, just 25 minutes into the final at the Stade de France, his night over and his team left to fight on without their talisman.
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There are memorable scenes and locations that pop-up across the campaign: The ashen husks of a pair or EMTs stand frozen next to a patient on a stretcher, whose arms are raised up in a failed bid to ward-off some horrific end.
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Thousands of miles away, Caroline's family worked to raise money to pay for a stretcher flight from Thailand back to the U.S., and were able to raise more than $76,000 from nearly a thousand donors on their GoFundMe page after insurance denied their request for transportation home.
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ET, Altitude 215 (Denver), FSN North (Minnesota) ABOUT THE NUGGETS (2110-298): Denver forward Kenneth Faried left the court in Golden State on a stretcher after taking an elbow to the back of the neck but was in the starting lineup the next night against Portland.
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It eventually took a team of deputies to control Kaylee long enough to render aid before she was placed on a stretcher and flown to the trauma unit at Greenville Memorial Hospital, where doctors worked to clean what was left inside her orbital sockets to prevent infection.
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" He went on, "When I called up Mary and asked, 'Why do these paintings look so different?' she said the owner was a heavy smoker, so Ross had taken the painting off the stretcher and cleaned and repaired it for me, as a courtesy, before delivering it.
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MOSUL, Iraq (Reuters) - At a field clinic near the front line in Mosul, an Iraqi Federal Police officer lay in discomfort on a stretcher, a drip in his arm and bandage plastered over his chest from where shrapnel from a mortar shell had pierced his sternum.
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MSU freshman Nick Weatherspoon had his neck placed in a brace and was taken from the court on a stretcher in the second half after injuring his right hip and having his head accidentally stepped on by Tennessee junior forward Kyle Alexander while Weatherspoon was prone.
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And of the 8,1303 tickets that were sold, several thousand were purchased by fans of Jonathan Maicelo, the veteran Peruvian lightweight who was seemingly in control of his fight against Ray Beltran before being knocked unconscious in the second round and being taken out on a stretcher.
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