How were individual strokes executed and groups of strokes organized?
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Because The Strokes aren't the revolution anymore—they're just The Strokes.
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Broad strokes in styling could also beget broad strokes in character and plot.
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Eighty percent of strokes associated with the use of methamphetamine were hemorrhagic strokes.
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"Repeat strokes are more deadly, disabling, and costly than first strokes," Levine said.
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"I like the ground strokes, the hard ground strokes from way back," he says.
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The wave the Strokes started, even though James Murphy is a fan of the Strokes.
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He ranks ninth in strokes gained: tee to green, and 23rd in strokes gained: putting.
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O'Sullivan won by four strokes, whittling three strokes off the tournament record in the process.
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About one-third of all strokes are caused by AFib, and such strokes are often more severe — causing worse impairment and potentially death — than in strokes where AFib isn't present.
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Over the years, his brush strokes have become as admired in sports as Roger Federer's ground strokes.
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Hemorrhagic strokes typically account for only 40 percent to 50 percent of strokes in people under the age of 45 and just 15 percent to 20 percent of strokes in older people, researchers note.
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Percussions: This includes percussions or strokes per minute, how deep the strokes are, and if the speeds are adjustable.
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PEBBLE BEACH, CA. (Reuters) - List of players who have won the U.S. Open when it has been held at the Pebble Beach Golf Links in California: 1972 - Jack Nicklaus, by three strokes 1982 - Tom Watson, by two strokes 1992 - Tom Kite, by two strokes 2000 - Tiger Woods, by 15 strokes 2010 - Graeme McDowell, by one stroke 2019 - Gary Woodland, by three strokes Compiled by Andrew Both; editing by Sudipto Ganguly
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Infarct-like lesions, also called silent strokes, are changes neurologists usually see on MRI scans that look like minor strokes.
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Its brush head speed (62,403 brush strokes per minute) is twice that of the Diamond (31,000 brush strokes per minute).
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"They were interested in how different brains vary and the consequences for strokes and how strokes affect the brain," Chambers adds.
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I don't want to hear another word about strokes gain tee to green being more important than strokes gained putting. WOW!
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People with more severe strokes were more likely to have preference documentation than those with milder strokes, as reported in Neurology.
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Ischemic strokes, caused by blockage of an artery supplying blood to the brain, account for about 87 percent of all strokes.
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"Different Strokes would not have been the same without you #CharlotteRae," wrote Todd Bridges, 53, who portrayed Willis Jackson on Diff'rent Strokes.
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The members of Vampire Weekend definitely grew up loving the Strokes but they actually made point to not sound like the Strokes.
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"The needle very softly lays featherweight strokes with medical-grade pigment on the skin, creating fine, realistic, natural-looking hair strokes," Jalaf says.
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AI, the deep-learning algorithm for diagnosing strokes, after it was able to diagnose strokes on computed tomography imaging more rapidly than neuroradiologists.
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The Strokes, "Drag Queen" The Strokes came out of nowhere yesterday to announce they're releasing a new EP next week, Future Present Past.
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"Maybe we will learn some more physics of how these strokes may or may not be different from other lightning strokes," he said.
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Mostly, strokes happen to people 210 and older, though the American Health Association says 10 percent of strokes happen to people under 45.
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He ranks 11th on the tour in strokes gained: tee-to-green, third in scoring average (69.419), and seventh in strokes gained: putting.
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Ischemic strokes account for an approximate 87% of all strokes, according to the American Stroke Association, which emphasizes the importance of understanding risk factors.
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A lot of the brushes are more like video game particle effects: fire strokes burn, stars sparkle, "ember" strokes send sparks into the sky.
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Compared to ischemic strokes — the more common form of strokes, which are marked by a blood clot — hemorrhagic strokes occur when a weakened blood vessel in the brain bursts, leaking blood toward the cerebellum (the part of the brain that controls movement and balance).
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The broad strokes of the Last Jedi response sure looked like the broad strokes of Gamergate or the backlash to the all-female Ghostbusters remake.
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Spaniard Jon Rahm (71) finished two strokes behind, while overnight leader Patrick Reed (75) struggled with his driver and faded to end five strokes behind.
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Johnson, who came from two strokes back to win the 2007 Masters, was six strokes behind the leader, Adam Scott, going into the final round.
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He drew some brush strokes on the canvas, saved it, then opened the same file in Photoshop for the iPad, where the brush strokes remained.
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Ischemic strokes are more common than hemorrhagic strokes (which only make up about 13% of stroke cases), but hypertension is strongly related to each type.
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Today strokes are the fifth-leading cause of death in the country, but 643 percent of strokes are preventable, according to the World Health Organization.
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Altogether, the studies in the current analysis included 81 hemorrhagic strokes and 17 ischemic strokes, the researchers report in the Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery and Psychiatry.
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Woods, who started Sunday's final round five strokes off the lead, posted an even-par 214 to finish six strokes back, in a tie for 22008rd.
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I can tell you the broad strokes of this battle, but few of the smaller moments that are supposed to add up to those broad strokes.
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They focused on major coronary events, such as heart attacks and strokes, including hemorrhagic strokes -- when a blood vessel bursts in the brain due, usually, to uncontrolled high blood pressure -- and ischemic strokes -- when a blood vessel feeding the brain becomes blocked, usually by a blood clot.
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If treated with blood thinners — which are typically prescribed for ischemic strokes, the more common form of strokes marked by a blood clot — Williams would have died.
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Women and African-Americans are more likely to suffer from strokes, and strokes are also on the rise in young people, according to the American Heart Association.
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Decades later, there are about 4.4 ischemic strokes for every 100,000 women of childbearing age, and birth control increases the risk to 8.5 strokes per 100,000 women.
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In general, players who beat the field average by 22018 adjusted strokes go on to win about 2266% of the time, those who exceed it by 210.66 strokes have a 212.5/22 chance, and ones who only surpass it by nine strokes are just under 24% to win.
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The exercise also allowed the researchers to discern which lines were created with a single stroke, which required multiple strokes, and the direction the strokes were made in.
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Genetics are a major factor and family history can be a predictor for strokes, but smoking, high cholesterol and high blood pressure all raise the risk of strokes.
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For example, before the PGA Championship began, Mr Koepka had beaten EAGLE's forecasts in majors by exactly 100 strokes over 80 previous rounds, an average of 123 strokes per major round.
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" Another perspective: "There are only a few strokes here.
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With this, you hear Graceland , you hear the Strokes.
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" A SWIM MEET has "different strokes for different folks.
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However, for some men, as little as 30 strokes is enough to towel off and head out, while for others, it can take a marathon 700 strokes to raze every last follicle.
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For instance, Cardamone once spray-painted "Sellouts Suckn Dicks" on The Strokes' tour bus right around the time that The Strokes became universally loved—which meant The Icarus Line became universally hated.
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Related: Abstract Animation Created by Painting on Rotating Tin Cans An Out-of-Body Experience Inspired By These Weightless Photos of Paint Strokes These Paintings Look Like Strokes From The World's Largest Paintbrush
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Yet the broad strokes make it clearly a rough draft.
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Ikasi Gym is helping around 50 people recover from strokes.
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Maul advances, and in three strokes the duel is over.
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A series of strokes and taps can share a thought.
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He was tied for 93rd, nine strokes off the pace.
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If left untreated, syphilis can cause blindness, infertility, and strokes.
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Grace had trailed Donald by three strokes after 54 holes.
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It remains one of the most intimidating strokes in tennis.
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The people they happen to are drawn in broad strokes.
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Speaking in broad strokes, these are artists I empathize with.
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But I know what's in store, just the broad strokes.
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Government must anticipate the broad strokes of future structural shifts.
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It has a cadence beat to help keep strokes consistent.
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This may increase the chances of heart attacks and strokes.
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Forty strokes a minute, ten hours a day, forty days.
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And I still had another 200,000 paddle strokes to go.
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Different strokes for different for folks, know what I mean?
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He won the 2000 U.S. Open there by 15 strokes.
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It's like you can see the paint strokes as well.
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The Strokes were kind of why I started a band.
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The brush strokes are light, but obvious enough to see.
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"Threat of Joy" is pure fucking fantastic old school Strokes.
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Albums by the Shins, Cursive, the White Stripes, the Strokes.
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Then connect all the lines with short, slightly curved strokes.
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Heart attacks, strokes and burns all benefit from quick care.
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He'd had a serious fall and numerous strokes in 2017.
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Lappin's team focused on strokes in people under age 45.
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Halfway leader Matsuyama plunged 10 strokes behind with a 313.
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This included 2,567 cases of heart disease and 789 strokes.
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We might as well critique the brush strokes of Rembrandt.
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Her friend's band, some wannabe version of the Strokes, sucked.
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But the hardships far outnumber the strokes of good fortune.
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The moral of "Golem" isn't drawn in particularly subtle strokes.
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We're not sexual acrobats, learning all the steps and strokes.
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Characters are introduced and immediately defined with brief, quick strokes.
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Also, musically it's not too far off from the Strokes.
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World War II, though, most people know the broad strokes.
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On Thursday, he covered the same ground in 13 strokes.
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Without treatment, many children die from strokes or organ damage.
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Her strokes became looser, the paint thinner, her process freer.
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This finding, in broad strokes, is corroborated by other pollsters.
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I'd heard they were a big influence on The Strokes.
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They have been linked to heart disease, strokes and cancer.
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They have been linked to heart disease, strokes and cancer.
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The broad strokes of Ortiz's actual argument were more nuanced.
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He went on to miss the cut by two strokes.
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C. Rush to YouTube and start watching "Diff'rent Strokes" reruns.
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I revived 100 strokes when her little sister was born.
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It has been linked to heart disease, strokes and cancer.
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Let's just say it has to do with different strokes.
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These include two deaths and cases of strokes and paralysis.
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The black bands are matte with no visible brush strokes.
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McIlroy rallied from three strokes down to force a playoff.
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A few strokes later, drop the ball in the hole.
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Others are immersive in the scale of their brush strokes.
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He died after several strokes, said his biographer, Ethan Persoff.
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That's because when it comes to strokes, time is critical.
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The concept, in broad strokes, appeals to many Democratic voters.
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After adjusting for playing conditions, Mr Johnson's average scores during the past nine months are 0.13 strokes per round better than those of Mr McIlroy, and 0.31 strokes per round better than anyone else's.
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The game simulates cycling by coupling the pedal strokes of users on stationary trainers to the pedal strokes of on-screen avatars, which cruise their way through animated environments like the fictional Watopia archipelago.
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Because they're so easy to treat, ischemic strokes are less dangerous than rarer hemorrhagic strokes, which occur when blood vessels rupture and leak blood into the brain (treating these can involve surgery or transfusions).
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Since then, he has finished second twice, tying with Jamie Donaldson of Wales at two strokes behind Thomas Bjorn of Denmark in 2013, and missing a victory last year by three strokes to Westwood.
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A year after a rules violation cost her four strokes in regulation in an eventual playoff loss, Thompson shot a 217-under 26 on Thursday to finish three strokes behind the leader, Pernilla Lindberg.
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On Sunday, Tiger Woods, who entered the final round of this year's Honda Classic 7 strokes off the lead, reached No. 233 at 3-under for the day, 4 strokes out of the lead.
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About seven in one million Americans under age 50 die annually from strokes caused by a blocked blood vessel, and nine per million die from a brain hemorrhage, the two main types of strokes.
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He won an event by 11 strokes on the PGA Tour's feeder circuit in 2008, and two years ago beat a world class field by six strokes at the Nedbank Championship in South Africa.
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Cagney had reportedly suffered from diabetes, strokes and a heart condition.
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The colors are pure and emotional; the brush strokes almost volcanic.
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Boll said she had twice suffered strokes in the last year.
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It can cause strokes, heart problems—it's a very serious condition.
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It works fairly well, and strokes are replicated instantly and accurately.
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In the most severe cases, cysticercosis can cause seizures and strokes.
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And despite those broad strokes, she remains a master of specificity.
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The Englishman Daniel Brooks (72) finished in third, three strokes behind.
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Those are the broad strokes of what we know so far.
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Or the black and white cat he strokes throughout our interview.
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Cézanne continues innovating with self-portraits using impressionistic strokes and dabs.
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Those may be the broad strokes, but it's actually more complicated.
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The abnormal rhythms are the cause of 1 in 4 strokes.
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"This is how people in their thirties have strokes." she added.
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There, an MRI confirmed that Madi had had several small strokes.
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That The Strokes may play new material at Gov Ball. Hmmm.
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This handy rechargeable sonic toothbrush delivers 30,000 sonic strokes per minute.
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You divide the skin and golden fat with clean, broad strokes.
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It's estimated that he made a casual two million paddle strokes.
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Men with strokes because they couldn't afford high blood pressure treatment.
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His questions were fundamental: How do brush strokes create a shape?
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But McDonald stood firm on the broad strokes of McFadden's obituary.
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Last year, Westwood beat Sergio García of Spain by three strokes.
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"She could have a series of strokes," adds Tamar's sister Toni.
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Russell Knox and Bradley Dredge tied for second, three strokes back.
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But my research suggests that it is correct in broad strokes.
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That's what has happened to middle America, in the broadest strokes.
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The five speeds range from 1,300 to 4,600 strokes per minute.
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Her penchant for hammering strokes from the baseline was also endearing.
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During the study, researchers observed 949 heart attacks and 455 strokes.
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In sentences and in strokes, he is a man of economy.
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Different strokes are what make the world go 'round — or something.
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With The Strokes, I don't know—there's no news right now.
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And folic acid appeared to help lower the risk of strokes.
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The song sounds like The Strokes at their laid-back best.
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OPTIMIST tags, instantly recognizable by their vertical strokes, mark countless doors.
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" Another explains [sic]: "Three strokes in she said 'have you cum'.
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At the time it was The White Stripes and The Strokes.
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It has been used to treat strokes, diabetes and Alzheimer's disease.
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I'm about to delve into all the "Diff'rent Strokes" two-parters.
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Emergency doctors battle crises like strokes, heart attacks and gunshot wounds.
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Ashour's strokes speed up the game, giving him an infinitesimal edge.
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He was five strokes behind the first-round leader, Ryan Moore.
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His solid third-round 69 left him 14 strokes behind Koepka.
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Worldwide, heart disease and strokes are the leading causes of death.
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Still, the broad strokes reveal where Game of Thrones is headed.
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Simpson ranks 10th this season in strokes gained with the putter.
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Woods's lead is five strokes over Rose and six over McIlroy.
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The evidence: raw brush strokes, bleeding paint, pencil marks left untouched.
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That is, they're shapes that read, at first, as brush strokes.
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Wie was tied for 23rd, six strokes back entering the day.
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So in broad strokes, Sanders's defense at the debate was legitimate.
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Even babies can have strokes when the blood-filled bubbles burst.
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He shot 70 and finished equal ninth, six strokes behind Leishman.
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They hold forth about negative space, consistent strokes and serif experimentation.
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Jim Herman, Justin Thomas and Ryan Moore were two strokes back.
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His son Paul said the cause was complications of several strokes.
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It is also used to prevent strokes and promote heart health.
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Beyond his policy proposals, Sanders offered live music by The Strokes.
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Langer entered the final round trailing Fred Funk by two strokes.
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Day finished at 753 over par, 275 strokes off the lead.
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Maybe not the details, but the broad strokes were pretty clear.
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Some of the broad strokes of the findings were well known.
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He made an estimated two million paddle strokes during the journey.
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But I didn't think I was ahead in the last strokes.
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These grooved, unbroken strokes can be layered, one color atop another.
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He strokes her head on the screen to wake her up.
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But some players have made more radical changes on other strokes.
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She added that he had had several strokes in the past.
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Not everyone, but I would say that these are broad strokes.
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BlackBerry still has not commented directly to Motherboard or VICE News on the specifics of the investigation, but CEO John Chen published a blog post on Monday addressing the report in broad strokes… very broad strokes.
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The Strokes were first to signal a change, and Yeah Yeah Yeahs followed soon after (though YYYs' self-titled EP came out first and both bands' timelines run parallel to each other's, The Strokes "broke" first).
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After starting the day seven strokes behind the 54-hole leader, Abraham Ancer, and six behind DeChambeau, Woods climbed to within three strokes of the lead, at 10 under, with his third birdie of the round.
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Thankfully, at least one of the standouts is a promised gift, headed for the collection: Joan Snyder's 1971 "Smashed Strokes Hope," a mural-like canvas whose big strokes of color float separately in space, like words.
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Only two strokes from the halfway lead here, Moriya's weekend challenge never really left the launch pad, a closing 73 on Sunday leaving her tied for 20th at three-under 281, 10 strokes behind winner Danielle Kang.
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Chun, 22, shot a two-under 69 in the final round — her highest of the tournament by three strokes — for a 263, four strokes ahead of her South Korean countrywomen Sung Hyun Park and So Yeon Ryu.
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Do you have anything to say about Lizzy Goodman's book, Meet Me in the Bathroom, which basically declares that The Strokes are the last true rockstars and which also talks about The Strokes' influence on indie rock?
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Contradicting previous claims that moderate drinking could prevent strokes and other diseases and conditions, this new study published in The Lancet links even low levels of alcohol consumption with increased blood pressure that can lead to strokes.
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The basic premise of "Batsh*t" follows Wild Wild Country's major strokes.
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But enough with the broad strokes, how do the headsets actually compare?
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It's always the smallest strokes that add up to the greatest masterpieces.
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The big strokes were there, the Vive Pro is adding the polish.
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But when Sanders introduced the Strokes, the rally entered a unique phase.
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Without treatment, atrial fibrillation leaves patients five times more vulnerable to strokes.
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Sanders has offered that path, at least in its very broadest strokes.
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In broad strokes, they agree with leading proposals circulating on Capitol Hill.
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Spieth was still four strokes behind Reed, who did not appear rattled.
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Other workers perish from heart attacks or strokes due to long hours.
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His loose, bold brush strokes were too rough for the 13006th century.
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She wanted the broad strokes, and I preferred a blow-by-blow.
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If they come loose, clots can block blood vessels and cause strokes.
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That memory content could contain key strokes, passwords, and other valuable information.
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She will not know about it … She is a target for strokes.
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But Pullman's novels go beyond the broad strokes of an oppressive government.
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Before the first strokes can take place, ArtWorks is looking for ideas.
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These are drawn with very broad strokes - not gerrymandered like political precincts.
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He removes one hand from my waist and strokes the silky fabric.
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Hair strokes have long been a key criteria for judging cut outs.
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When it dries, it creates a base for actual hair-like strokes.
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Sketch in short, upward strokes to mimic the look of real hairs.
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It's always been the case when it comes to bold brush strokes.
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He did that thing where he made me count off the strokes.
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He shot 87, the worst score of the day by seven strokes.
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I thought if The Strokes liked them they had to be good.
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Or it's a series of brush strokes created by a confused llama.
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Garrett in "Diff'rent Strokes" and "The Facts of Life" -- has reportedly died.
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Janine tells her, smiling radiantly as she strokes her very pregnant belly.
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He settled for an eagle and finished the day eight strokes behind.
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She also mentioned he'd suffered a series of strokes earlier this year.
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Sanders went straight for broad strokes and again, found his favorite Goliath.
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Use long, straight, smooth strokes to match the sensitivity of your skin.
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Els finished with a 66 on Thursday, three strokes off Day's lead.
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Exercise was better than drugs in preventing death among patients from strokes.
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Mr. Redstone has suffered minor strokes and has a severe speech impediment.
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Coleman's life post-"Diff'rent Strokes" was marked by financial and legal troubles.
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At 17-under 573, Spieth finished three strokes ahead of Harris English.
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Poor air quality can also lead to more strokes and heart attacks.
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My father died in June, after a series of strokes, at 63.
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B.D.S. paints in deceptively broad strokes an issue that is deeply complex.
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In particular, it is the condition that causes heart attacks and strokes.
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Johnson was then assessed the penalty but still won by three strokes.
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Penumbra makes medical devices that treat neurovascular conditions like strokes and aneurysms.
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American Russell Henley also missed the cut after incurring eight penalty strokes.
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Someone strokes a white cat, which coughs up a hairball of tar.
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Her strokes are mistimed, her movement is sluggish, her forehand is aimless.
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In broad strokes, over some time horizon, this story is probably true.
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If you look at the painting, it's pretty rough, expressive brush strokes.
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Jordan Spieth and Rickie Fowler were only three strokes off the lead.
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I was using real fast brush strokes in a de Kooningesque way.
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Mangan draws her narrators with broad strokes, using classic Hollywood color coding.
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Valtonen's career then was centred on the link between strokes and infection.
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Though trim and athletic, he had two strokes and died at 69.
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In broad strokes, full forgiveness has four actions, according to Dr. Luskin.
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The cutting way she sums up a character in a few strokes.
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These bits of coal cause asthma, strokes, lung damage and heart attacks.
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They'd get to five strokes, and they'd go, 'Oh, pull the trigger.
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One of the boldest strokes yet came early this week from Gov.
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Tiger is again on the green in two strokes, McIlroy is not.
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He's now seven strokes back and fading Tiger makes another comfortable par.
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His lead is five strokes over Justin Rose, who bogeyed No. 217.
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What do you do, in broad strokes, to keep your communications secure?
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It could have been SASH/HODS, but different strokes for different folks.
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Nadal's looping spins were in stark contrast to Schwartzman's sharp, flatter strokes.
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Even more notably, Davidsen intersperses displays of force with delicate lyrical strokes.
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Their findings have implications for treating cancer, anemia, heart attacks and strokes.
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His daughter, Janet Gelber, said the cause was complications of several strokes.
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In broad strokes, the service works exactly like Mr. Rabois's original vision.
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Hydroxyurea can reduce the incidence of pain crises and strokes by half.
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N-400's text in crude, black strokes to form her poem.
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We watch as shadows become people through minuscule strokes and painterly inflections.
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There were 7,710 strokes all together, 57.2 percent of them in women.
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Three strokes back is Jon Rahm of Spain, who posted a 19893.
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Johnson was indeed assessed the penalty but still won by two strokes.
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Thompson stood five strokes off the early lead held by Feng Shanshan.
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He finished three strokes ahead of Kuchar, who also posted a 69.
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And as a result -- heart attacks, strokes, traffic accidents, and finally suicide.
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His wife of 64 years, Sunchita, said he died after several strokes.
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Many of these broad analytic strokes still apply to the contemporary scene.
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He backed up his words by noting that McIlroy's first-round average in his previous 18 majors had been 72.1 strokes, 1.7 strokes worse than the second and third rounds, and 3.1 shots worse than the final round.
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SPIETH TWO STROKES BACK IN AUSTRALIA The United States amateur champion Curtis Luck and the rookie Lucas Herbert each shot a five-under 67 to share the Australian Open lead in Sydney, leaving Jordan Spieth two strokes back.
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While it doesn't usually cause long-term damage, it can be a sign someone is likely to have a full-blown stroke, which is why mini-strokes are also sometimes called warning strokes, according to the American Stroke Association.
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His final-round score, 22005, allowed him to finish with an eight-under-par total of 22010: two strokes ahead of Rose, McIlroy, Kevin Kisner and Xander Schauffele, and three strokes ahead of Woods, Eddie Pepperell and Kevin Chappell.
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Thompson was leading by two strokes when she was approached on the course by Witters, who informed her that she was being assessed four penalty strokes — two for improperly marking her ball and two for signing an incorrect scorecard.
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It is the most common type: 87% of all strokes are ischemic. Hemorrhagic.
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Muniz also estimated that he's had 15 mini-strokes, or transient ischemic attacks.
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Ice had previously suffered two strokes, one in 28 and one in 213.
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Strokes are one of the leading causes of death in the United States.
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In broad strokes, what do you think this bill is going to accomplish?
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It's realistic to do everything in one swipe, so use 3-4 strokes.
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She eventually bogeyed the third hole and lost the playoff by three strokes.
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He will go into the final round just two strokes behind leader Spieth.
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Air pollution also increases the risk of heart disease, strokes and lung cancer.
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The sitcom, a spinoff of Diff'rent Strokes, became a classic in the 1980s.
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But as the music builds to a glorious crescendo, the strokes appear faster.
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Earlier this year, she survived three strokes over the course of six months.
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Regular cigarettes are known to cause cardiovascular diseases like heart attacks and strokes.
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"Strokes are now the fifth leading cause of death in Americans," Maldonado says.
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She often paints her own life in strokes that are slightly too broad.
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He told the court that he had had several strokes before his arrest.
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Abramson strokes the back of Lyle Menendez's head before he testifies in 1993.
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"I would go through the entire brow first with upward strokes," says Scott.
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"In broad strokes, changes were made to ensure everyone's safety," said the source.
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High blood pressure, or hypertension, can cause strokes, heart attacks, and kidney failure.
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It's the more rare of the two kinds of strokes, but more deadly.
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In broad strokes, the bill is very similar to the current HR 1.
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The study participants' conditions and time since their strokes varied widely, she said.
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This app makes it easy for you to colorize images with simple strokes.
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First, there is the ground made of vertical brown strokes of thinned acrylic.
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The film assumes you're already familiar with the broad strokes of Ledger's biography.
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Atrial fibrillation, the most common abnormal heart rhythm, causes 1 in 4 strokes.
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But it is more burly sounding than the Strokes or Yeah Yeah Yeahs.
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You thought these shits died in 2009 with your love of The Strokes?
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The test measures pulse intensity, which is a risk factor for mini-strokes.
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Australia's Su Oh (69) and American Austin Ernst (70) are three strokes back.
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During the study, 54 more women had strokes, and 59 women developed dementia.
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"The 50 strokes are a little weird in the United States," he added.
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However, in modern humans, it's more likely to increase the risk of strokes.
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With a few key strokes, the ex-lovers' Instagram accounts were finally clean.
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Rapp and her colleagues studied 33 people who had trouble spelling after strokes.
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Grand schemes and sudden strokes of genius do not power automotive assembly lines.
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The next thing she knew, she was told she had suffered two strokes.
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Defending champion Rory McIlroy carded 72 for equal sixth, four strokes behind Molinari.
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Heavy pollution also increases the risk of heart attacks and strokes in adults.
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The object and wood surface are loosely covered with strokes of gray encaustic.
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Second, the colors and strokes rarely overlap, creating a kind of democratic transparency.
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Matsuyama carded a 296 and is tied for third, two strokes behind Spieth.
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He shot a four-over 74 to drop four strokes off the pace.
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There are also six speeds ranging from 500 to 2003,400 strokes per minute.
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Until Carlile's time, swimmers used six leg kicks for every two arm strokes.
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After three rounds, she was tied for 8163th, seven strokes off the lead.
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Willa relented, though her shoulders hunched, her face tensing through the initial strokes.
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Jason Day, the defending champion, shot a 70 and was four strokes behind.
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In June, he fell into a vegetative state after having multiple mini strokes.
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Watch the festival here, with a lineup that includes the Strokes and Robyn.
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This baby eliminates plaque and polishes teeth with 40,000 brush strokes per minute.
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Beck Big Grams Bully Christine and the Queens Father John Misty The Strokes
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It is always tempting to tell the American story with bright, bold strokes.
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Katie I'm going to answer in broad strokes because Apple's arguments are complicated.
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Prosecutors have already laid out their case against El Chapo in broad strokes.
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Rory McIlroy shot a 68 that left him nine strokes off the pace.
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He attempted arm strokes, but couldn't move either his arms or his legs.
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Tolhildan's mother lovingly strokes the photograph on her daughter's headstone as he speaks.
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Smog is linked to heart attacks, strokes, diabetes, lung disease, and lung cancer.
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"I'm ready — I got my life jacket," he hollered, pantomiming some swim strokes.
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I can imagine other people who are impaired with cognitive disorders, Alzheimer's, strokes.
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She also made bold strokes by selecting a diverse and predominantly female cast.
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There are no referees, so it's on you to count your own strokes.
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"The turmoil in these brush strokes reminds me of Joan Mitchell," he said.
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Just before spring training in 2003, McCoy suffered strokes in both optic nerves.
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Something I learned from The Strokes is that saying no can be beneficial.
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He caresses his passes and strokes his shots, control always prized above power.
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Lexi Thompson, a former champion, shot a 133 for third, four strokes back.
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A McKinsey report in 2015 laid out the broad strokes of that plan.
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Then they try to play the same way, with the same bow strokes.
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A black background of twitchy little strokes contains squares of becalmed, gleaming white.
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However, many of those who experience strokes fall into other at-risk categories.
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What is the nature of the lines or brush strokes on your page?
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They synchronize their strokes when threatened by predators or strong waves and currents.
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After 54 holes, he was two strokes back and brimming with self-confidence.
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Practice does, however, improve your consistency and shed some strokes off your game.
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The broad strokes of the new story are easy enough to lay out.
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He absently strokes the puckered nub of flesh where one leg abruptly ends.
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Their settings and circumstances might be different, but their broad strokes are not.
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Of course not, but we slant away from each other for several strokes.
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"I'm surprised we haven't had people falling over with strokes, honestly," he said.
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Of course not, but we slant away from each other for several strokes.
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No Masters champion has overcome a first-round deficit larger than seven strokes.
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They finished in a group at 11th, eight strokes out of the playoff.
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She has suffered multiple strokes, has high blood pressure and wears a diaper.
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My strokes, once renowned for their length and leverage, were weak and inefficient.
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His wife, Katie Zimmerman Kowalski, said the cause was complications of two strokes.
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While imprisoned abroad he suffered strokes, hypertension and other ailments, his lawyers said.
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"Alright, Shinzo, leave some of the 'strokes' on the golf course," Colbert joked.
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There is also more space between the keys, allowing for more definitive strokes.
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"Margaret Thatcher: A Life and Legacy" necessarily forgoes detailed chronology for broad strokes.
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The 26-year-old Australian finished tied for 10th, six strokes behind Scott.
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Today I was just zoning out, counting the pedal strokes for an hour.
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Garrett on TV's "Facts of Life" and "Diff'rent Strokes," has died at 92.
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It's Tiger Woods demolishing the field and winning the Masters by eighteen strokes.
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If there was a band like the Strokes, or Interpol, people would talk.
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Four strokes ahead of Lehman entering the round, Toms finished with a 70.
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During an average follow-up of 19 years, there were 137 hemorrhagic strokes.
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Wertz's swirling strokes detail imperfections in the wood grain from floor to ceiling.
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She used very restrained, neat little academic strokes to build up a picture.
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In "Zen Master," he fills the composition with strokes of thinly applied paint.
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Next, it calculates the probability of a golfer of that ability producing each score type on every hole, ranging from an eagle (two strokes below par) to a quadruple bogey (four strokes above it), according to the hole's configuration and difficulty.
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After four decades of progress preventing strokes that affect 800,183 Americans and kill up to 140,000 annually, progress has stalled, and in some states strokes are again increasing, according to a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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McIlroy began the final day of the Mexico Championship four strokes behind Dustin Johnson, a deficit that was daunting but hardly insurmountable; the previous Sunday, J. B. Holmes charged from four strokes back to beat Thomas at the Genesis Open.
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Two years ago, she had a series of mini-strokes that affected her memory.
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Does The Voidz satisfy different needs than the ones you have with The Strokes?
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It will look for reductions in heart attacks and strokes, for example, Bradbury said.
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Death rates from heart attacks, strokes, childbirth, and other urgent care situations would spike.
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In addition, they had 117 percent more heart attacks and 136 percent more strokes.
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You choose whether to marvel at what's already appeared or follow the brush strokes.
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Strokes vary widely in severity and treatment, so it's tough to predict the outcome.
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For now, Sony seems to only be willing to talk broad strokes about hardware.
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Users responded referencing foreign drone strokes and accusations about the torture of terror suspects.
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Or are those scarlet strokes the flames licking upward from the gasoline-soaked tire?
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Rory McIlroy, the world No. 3, recorded a 1423 and was four strokes back.
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Extreme neck movement has been associated with carotid artery tears, which can cause strokes.
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For today's critics, the story of The Strokes is that of their long decline.
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That's pretty unsatisfactory, seeing as strokes are the fifth-leading cause of American deaths.
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He will start the third round on Saturday 10 strokes behind leader Ryan Palmer.
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He talks about the attack in broad strokes: Some men got ahold of her.
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We knew that we were not going to tell the story in broad strokes.
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The first set Wednesday featured 23 rallies that consisted of at least nine strokes.
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Women's motivations for cheating tend to be emotionally driven, still speaking in broad strokes.
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When using an actual pencil, your strokes appear instantly on a piece of paper.
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When you take a million paddle strokes, you have time to do the math.
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To be sure, there is more to learn, but we understand the broad strokes.
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In broad strokes, these are questions he attempts to unpin in his quasi-memoir.
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The organization also links them to coronary heart disease, strokes and type 2 diabetes.
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At 84, Reynolds had faced several health complications in recent years, including previous strokes.
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In broad strokes, their theory is that Apple wants everyone to switch to iPads.
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In the broadest strokes, Williamson preaches a sort of semi-secular gospel of love.
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"Beachcomber" (2018) is made of distinct, abstract paint strokes of varying thickness and materiality.
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". The ship rises a few inches and the astronaut "strokes it absentmindedly, almost voluptuously.
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Using your brow powder and brush, fill in any sparse areas with small strokes.
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Odom suffered several strokes and heart attacks and doctors didn't think he'd fully recover.
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I think she was right and I guess paint-strokes just aren't as problematic.
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Mr Turnbull, a former investment banker and businessman, has made a few policy strokes.
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She told him off for playing five strokes instead of four, like an idiot!
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Heavy, wet tennis balls could slightly dampen her serve and her potent ground strokes.
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On the other hand, both guys take decent strokes -- at least in this video.
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The December 2013 collaboration between Daft Punk and The Strokes frontman, however, is good.
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This type of stroke accounts for 87 percent of strokes in the United States.
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Excluding players who missed the cut, Mr Stenson beat this mean by 19763 strokes.
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Plaintiffs across the country claim AndroGel can cause heart attacks, strokes and other injuries.
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And that truth cuts much deeper than different strokes for different folks, I believe.
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He finished eight strokes back of Doug Ford in the Masters a year ago.
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For patients with prior heart attacks or strokes, statins lead to overwhelming cardiovascular benefit.
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Outside reinforcement and strokes can help, but you have to build your own confidence.
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"Strokes were as precious as diamonds," The New York Times reported at the time.
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He fended off the blows with arm strokes worthy of a martial arts master.
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How many strokes could I take before the fear needed a breath of air?
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Most strokes occur when a clot blocks an artery carrying blood to the brain.
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The paint went on easily, in smooth, unhurried strokes, back and forth and diagonally.
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He realizes that healthcare delivery cannot be managed by single brush strokes from Washington.
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Left untreated, diabetes can lead to nerve damage, amputations, blindness, heart disease and strokes.
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The cloudy atmosphere and gusty winds creates patterns that appear uncannily like brush strokes.
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The large spray-painted strokes felt like swordplay, aggressively slicing into the large panel.
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They rank fourth, behind donors who died of strokes, blunt injuries and cardiovascular problems.
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Risk for certain traumatic events, including strokes and aneurysms, often also increases with age.
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Heart attacks and strokes are not taking a break while the virus is here.
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It falls on the performances to add subtle touches to the narrative's broad strokes.
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He has had at least two severe strokes, and he is blind and incontinent.
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Then, swipe it onto your headlights in clean, sweeping strokes from edge-to-edge.
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He has suffered at least two severe strokes, and he is blind and incontinent.
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Maybe on this song a little but I don't really hear the Strokes comparisons.
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VICE: OK, so in broad strokes, what does the new travel ban actually do?
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Mickelson entered the day two strokes ahead of Hadwin and three ahead of Long.
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Jutanuguran shot 75 and finished in a tie for eighth, seven strokes behind Park.
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Part of what makes strokes so devastating is how they seem to happen suddenly.
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The higher one's blood pressure, the greater the risk of heart attacks and strokes.
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The walls are painted in a James Rosenquist palette with quick, energetic brush strokes.
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His lead over Billy Horschel is only two strokes with two holes to play.
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Over the years, there were 8,390 cases of coronary heart disease and 5,910 strokes.
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Bacteria originating in oral infections can circulate elsewhere, contributing to heart disease and strokes.
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Like the boxer, Spacey also suffered strokes that remain in the body and soul.
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Some pet owners went bold, opting for bright, heavy strokes; others chose faint pastels.
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That health condition, associated with blood clots and strokes, can be treated if detected.
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In 2007, Mr. Goldsmith was separated administratively with a few strokes of a pen.
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The accumulation damages cells and can lead to kidney failure, heart attacks and strokes.
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Nate Dogg died in March 2011 after suffering complications from a couple of strokes.
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He was five strokes off the pace set by Thorbjorn Olesen and Kevin Kisner.
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The cause was complications of a series of strokes, his sister Jessica Parfrey said.
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The nation's sharp decline in cardiovascular disease and strokes has begun to level off.
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Over the next few years, more strokes attacked him, chipping away at his mind.
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Heart attacks and strokes cause damage when hearts and brains are deprived of oxygen.
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Before this year, his career average here in the third round was 21 strokes.
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His daughter Helen Lardner said the cause was complications of a series of strokes.
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His daughter Helen Lardner said the cause was complications of a series of strokes.
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In broad strokes, the device seems to do much of what its rivals can.
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And it was expressed in clothes splashed with a riot of bright paint strokes.
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But the strokes are there, and she certainly knows how to play the game.
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Another three reported increased risk of heart attacks and strokes from the painkiller Vioxx.
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Behind them, there are an astounding 211 golfers within three strokes of the lead.
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A 2015 study shows that overwork puts individuals at high risk of incident strokes.
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She puts a finger on her chin and strokes the area for a bit.
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When she watches the debate Wednesday, Pyle said she'll be listening beyond broad strokes.
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This time, the brush strokes swirled: not with accessibility, but with aspiration, and nationalism.
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With the penalty strokes, Reed shot 74 and slipped three shots off the pace.
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Doctors had told her that she had suffered a "couple of strokes," she said.
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There was no significant reduction in non-fatal heart attacks or non-fatal strokes.
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In a prime-time address Monday night, Trump unveiled his decision in broad strokes.
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The work went magically fast: ten strokes, and Roma was hovering above his clan.
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The most common non-cancer deaths were from heart attacks, strokes and brain hemorrhages.
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Because of his sickle-cell disease, he had suffered four strokes by age 220.
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The next-closest challengers, Austin Connelly and Brooks Koepka, are three strokes behind Kuchar.
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Another three reported increased risk of heart attacks and strokes from the painkiller Vioxx.
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He carded a three-under-par 68 to finish three strokes behind the champion.
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She used 120 mph serves and constantly bombed powerful strokes deep near the line.
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Five piano key strokes whisk amidst crisp hi-hats and a gentle drum line.
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But Sanders' recent outspokenness on foreign affairs is more broad strokes than fine details.
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The pavilions thus become a place to draw out contemporary resonance with bold strokes.
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With the broadest of strokes, Clooney plays against type as the antagonistic authority figure.
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One of the best subgenres of acoustic bedroom covers is "teenagers covering The Strokes," because there is just something really sweet about people who were babies when The Strokes were popular finding this song many years later and feeling a rush of discovery.
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Use the challenge calendar as inspiration for which strokes to use when: Feel free to mix and match strokes in any given session, and set a timer so that you can immerse yourself in what you're feeling without looking at the clock.
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The Briton, who cruised home in 30 strokes for a tournament total of 22-under-par 266, was two strokes clear of overnight leader Ross Fisher while four-times major winner Rory McIlroy was tied third alongside Matt Fitzpatrick on 18-under.
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Since then, he estimates he has had 15 mini-strokes, varying in frequency and length.
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Tiger Woods, an eight-times winner at Firestone, finished 15 strokes back after a 73.
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A 74 left him equal 10th with Australian Jason Day, eight strokes off the pace.
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That could help it spot health problems earlier, including strokes, before they become more serious.
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The media often paints the March for Our Lives story in easy, convenient broad strokes.
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That is, the product is just tacky enough to create fuller lashes in fewer strokes.
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Would you recommend that a fan of The Strokes go to a The Voidz show?
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Since then, Muniz estimates he has had 15 mini-strokes, varying in frequency and length.
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Well, someone found a way to ruin it with a few strokes of a pen.
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McGee also won supporting roles in shows like Starsky & Hutch, Diff'rent Strokes and Cagney & Lacey.
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The dense black strokes can evoke architecture, crowded urban street plans, grids, or even sculpture.
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Though Nellie never fully recovered from her strokes, she recovered enough to remain politically active.
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Paramedics transported Bridgette to a hospital ... which, fortunately, specializes in treating strokes and heart disease.
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Few brush strokes, but they're big, and bright, and have a million colors in them.
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Bridge tracks their finger strokes to see whether they scroll to the end of lessons.
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Typically, Hayes Funeral Home deals with people over 60 — "heart attacks and strokes," Hayes said.
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DURHAM, N.H. — In between The Strokes taking the stage to play new songs and Rep.
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Another thing to look out for are "mini-strokes," or TIA, a transient ischemic attack.
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Her daughter, Jenny Wilson, said the cause was most likely complications of two recent strokes.
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Sure enough, he led Billy Casper by seven strokes heading into the final nine holes.
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These are broad strokes of how these elements are being deployed by the respective agencies.
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Ever the hair obsessive, Villanelle strokes Eve's face and tangles her hand in her hair.
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Ricco teases out its leafy fluff with shape-tugging strokes of black, burgundy and blue.
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It took a lot of brush strokes, but Emma Brussell is finally getting a buddy.
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If the strokes are too close together, you are going to have solid block eyebrow.
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This seems like, in broad strokes, a way of orienting and focusing on certain things.
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They didn't interview my wife who was basically The Strokes co-manager for 10 years.
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THERE are strokes of outrageous luck and then there is the life of Chris Hughes.
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VICE: OK, broad strokes, what was North Korea up to with this latest missile test?
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In broad strokes, there's a lot to like about the idea of a national telecom.
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Schnabel crafts a portrait of the artist that's more broad, impressionist strokes than straightforward biopic.
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You know something is wrong but you don't necessarily understand the broad strokes of it.
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Maybe you value a particular director more than others, different strokes for different folks, etc.
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A 50-year-old man in seeming robust health swims butterfly strokes in a pool.
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As it turned out, Matt indeed, had had a few silent strokes over the years.
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In a preview clip, Henry shares that he is receiving two messages pertaining to strokes.
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When I was there, things like the Strokes and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs were happening.
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A machine, ironically, does that for us with a few strokes of our computer keyboards.
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Along similar lines to kissing The Strokes, what's been you most rock 'n' roll moment?
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It's really something to be able to look over, under and around your brush strokes.
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Ballinger says two-thirds of those types of strokes are preventable with relatively inexpensive drugs.
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But in broad national strokes, midcentury American politics trended to the bland, consensual, and technocratic.
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I felt overwhelmed and scared, but after starting the first strokes, I loved the feeling.
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Much of the way he communicates is like he's having mini-strokes in his brain.
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China's Shanshan Feng was five strokes behind Park, trying to protect her silver medal position.
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They say they are able to distinguish spontaneous from "inhibited" strokes made by a forger.
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A procedure called neuroendovascular surgery has been proven highly effective at treating severe ischemic strokes.
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Day, who enters play Sunday five strokes behind, shot a bogey-free 65 on Saturday.
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In all nine players, including Britain's Justin Rose, were within four strokes of the lead.
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Dementia is caused when the brain is damaged by strokes or diseases such as Alzheimer's.
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Teaching,listening, being turned to for advice—all of that strokes your ego pretty hard.
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Ridiculously attuned to her reactions, he dragged his hips back and forth in short strokes.
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AID is an application to predict strokes and provide first aid guide using visual recognition.
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The Finis tracker registered the correct number of laps but showed variations within the strokes.
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Ultimately, nearly twice as many women die from strokes every year than from breast cancer.
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Something about The Strokes' sparse, repetitious guitar riffs beneath Christina's seductive, syrupy vocals felt serendipitous.
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They are miniature worlds, forever preserved, perfect down to the paintbrush strokes of faded plaster.
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Ralph applied shaving cream and started to make short, silent strokes with a straight razor.
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Swimmers use strokes per minute, while cyclists rely on handlebar-mounted computers to track cadence.
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He makes brush strokes with a black pen, saying how he likes to draw outside.
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The other times were 2015's Deutsche Bank Championship (763 strokes) and the Barclays (11).
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Last year, Spieth was four strokes ahead of Justin Rose going into the final round.
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More than two years of trying, apparently, followed by some last-minute strokes of luck.
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Here, she places her painted men in a living room awash with colorful brush strokes.
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In movies and logotypes, on knickknacks and letterheads, two parallel strokes meant only one thing.
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Trump said Friday that his administration is getting down to the "final strokes" on healthcare.
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This year, he made his way into the tournament field with several strokes to spare.
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Daly starts by filling in the brows manually with a few strokes at the front.
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And there's a new swim-tracking mode that records your laps, strokes, and burned calories.
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Bradley was tied for third place, three strokes behind the second-round leader, Phil Mickelson.
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He had suffered two strokes, most recently in 2016, and was unsteady on his feet.
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It can be a serious condition, leading to blood clot formation, strokes and heart failure.
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" Just weeks earlier, he'd indicated the legislation was already "formulated down to the final strokes.
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JB: The first thing you ever heard about The Strokes was people writing about them.
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"There's still only broad strokes," said Robert Pavlik, chief market strategist at Boston Private Wealth.
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It's a complicated robot to bring into the bedroom, but different strokes for different folks.
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But even the Strokes' show pales in comparison to what happened on September 19, 1999.
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Large, broad strokes are like a long guitar riff, specifically like a Deep Purple thing.
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Annie, The Strokes were a huge touchstone for our age group when we were younger.
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Teaching, listening, being turned to for advice—all of that strokes your ego pretty hard.
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Different folks, different strokes, and just really interesting stuff to compare on this unusual combination.
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"He likes to talk in broad strokes and in big ways," added the former official.
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Thomas's painting, justifying its title, is a truly musical composition of red and green strokes.
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It is affecting to see the idiosyncratic loops and strokes of relatives from generations past.
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Some members argued that I should get 700 strokes of the cane until I die.
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JOY In the broad strokes, "Westworld" is about the journey of a new life form.
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Tiger Woods, a three-time champion, shot a 71 and is 11 strokes behind Woodland.
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The misshapen cells get stuck in blood vessels, causing strokes, organ damage and agonizing pain.
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Cancer, strokes, and other ailments have taken their toll; many of their friends are dead.
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Woods eventually won by a record 15 strokes over Ernie Els and Miguel Angel Jimenez.
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Each of his previous four Masters had left McIlroy exactly six strokes behind the winner.
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Diabetes can lead to grim complications, from heart attacks and strokes to blindness and amputations.
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Perlman strokes Elio's hair while she reads him a fairy tale during a summer rainstorm.
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He is averaging 71.3 strokes the first two days and 69.56 after the initial cut.
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Fast-forward to 19953: Simpson ranks No. 6 in the Tour's strokes-gained putting measurement.
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The soft, sonic brush strokes are also matched by thoughtful lighting design from Burke Brown.
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Their surfaces of little commalike strokes resembling knitting are ancestors of the artist's polka dots.
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Albert Hammond Jr., one of the Strokes' guitarists, shared Mr. Fraiture's wonder in finding Richie's.
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She swaps between using different pressures of strokes, dotting, swiping, patting, and smearing the paint.
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Much of the Twins' story is heartwarming, as young players find their strokes and confidence.
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Much of the Twins' story is heartwarming, as young players find their strokes and confidence.
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Sibutramine was yanked off the market after it was linked to heart attacks and strokes.
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Mr. Redstone, who has suffered a series of small strokes, has a severe speech impediment.
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I'm drawn to its abstract nature, and the burst of brush strokes are very powerful.
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With the match in his grasp, Nadal wavered while Federer let his elegant strokes fly.
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They all ground their characters with quick, vivid strokes that avoid both sketchiness and caricature.
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But the meeting was brief and only addressed issues in broad strokes, according to Kushner.
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McIlroy is nine strokes behind the leader, Russell Henley, who shot a six-under 64.
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Unable to consistently twist his neck to breathe amid strokes, he has used a snorkel.
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I make broad sweeping strokes at ideas that have been bouncing around in my head.
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For grave conditions like psychotic episodes, severe dementia or massive strokes, the connection is easy.
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" He strokes "their tinny hair" and makes them "talk to each other in imagined conversations.
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Never much of a writer or theorist, Kahn spoke instead in thick black pencil strokes.
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Her double bogey dropped her two strokes behind Park with only two holes to play.
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Terminal lucidity occurred irrespective of ailment, in patients with tumors, strokes, dementia and psychiatric disorders.
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Justin Thomas is the defending champion, having topped Patrick Cantlay by three strokes last August.
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These faster brush strokes will clean deeper around teeth and remove plaque buildup more effectively.
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And with brush strokes of this sort, he paints a psychological portrait of L'Ouverture himself.
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"In the broadest strokes, I think we're starting from a very good place," he said.
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Their brush strokes and tiny handprints reflect their commitment to the work and the message.
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This indicates the progression of atherosclerosis and an increased risk for heart attacks and strokes.
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The characters are drawn in a simple watercolor style, with vibrant strokes for their clothing.
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He had a series of strokes and suffered from head injuries after falling in 2017.
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High salt diets can increase blood pressure and are linked to strokes and cardiovascular diseases.
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Most ischemic strokes occur when a clot blocks an artery carrying blood to the brain.
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They campaigned in broad strokes on national issues such as immigration and the refugee caravan.
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During the study, 205 people died and 129 had events like heart attacks or strokes.
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Designer jeans, Rae Dawn Chong, "Diff'rent Strokes," Grandmaster Flash, Marion Barry, Michael Jackson, cocaine buffets.
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The world sees his narcissism and strokes his ego, diverting him from applying disciplined pressure.
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The Strokes released the excellent Future Past Present EP earlier this year that, in the years since their reformation as a group (though they never officially disbanded or broke up at any point), is easily the purest Strokes effort we've seen since Room on Fire.
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McIlroy, who was four strokes adrift of the leaders after the first round and began his afternoon eight strokes off the pace after the early starters had finished, struck eight birdies and an eagle, offset by three bogeys, to card a seven-under 63.
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"I have had nine concussions and I've had a fair amount of mini-strokes," he said.
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Henderson won her first LPGA title by eight strokes at Columbia Edgewater Country Club last year.
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Later, Bruce and Alice videotaped our strokes from above the water and below for technique pointers.
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Then I had to have open-heart surgery in order to keep from having more strokes.
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The study, with its loose brush strokes, "has such a sense of immediacy," Ms. Chalif said.
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Standing in front of them, viewers will see dribbles, smears, assorted textures and sweeping brush strokes.
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It also has higher rates of mortality for problems such as cancer, heart attacks and strokes.
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I think we'll be able to predict things like heart attacks and strokes before they happen.
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The thinner the pencil you use, the more hair-like and precise your strokes will appear.
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Add on a bit more as needed, using small strokes, until you have your desired impact.
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In the end, Spieth finished second, as Bubba Watson pulled ahead and won by three strokes.
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And she's not the only character whose broad strokes are ultimately filled in in unexpected ways.
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Starting with the top lip, blend the red in small strokes over to the black side.
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Clarke, 32, created the charity to raise money for people recovering from brain injuries and strokes.
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She often uses wool roving because when torn in small pieces, it resembles paint brush strokes.
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Constant anger can lead to depression, insomnia, overeating, heart problems, strokes and early death, studies show.
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Mary Shelley sketches, in idealized strokes, the main events that led to the creation of Frankenstein.
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Art and religion swim in the same pool, to be sure, but they practice different strokes.
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Twice in the final two rounds, Woods extended his lead to a Secretariat-like five strokes.
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It has variable percussion speeds up to 3,350 strokes per minute and comes with four heads.
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In broad strokes, original protagonist Sebastian Castellanos is searching for his daughter in a surreal nightmarescape.
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She used to have an artist friend, who painted the bold black strokes over the whitewash.
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This bike pump reaches riding pressure with 30% fewer pumping strokes than conventional mini bike pumps.
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Start very lightly at first, and then draw darker and more defined strokes to create fullness.
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In broad strokes, the ES103 is simply a more affordable, more approachable version of the ES8.
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Using short, quick strokes, fill in the brows with a flat, angled brush and brow powder.
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Two strokes later, he holed out for the absolute best-case scenario of a mere bogey.
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Just last week, for example, it came to me while I was listening to The Strokes.
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The researchers also projected 20,400 fewer incidents of strokes and heart attacks, and 18,900 fewer deaths.
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These were broad strokes like the distance between the eyes and the top of the forehead.
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But the problem with Three Billboards is that it doesn't really go beyond the broad strokes.
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It has a 60-day battery life and can perform up to 50,000 strokes per minute.
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That was something I focused heavily on, trying to paint these broad strokes for the show.
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This June, Governors Ball will return there with Kanye West, the Strokes, Beck and the Killers.
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In broad strokes, it's the same idea as MoviePass: Pay a monthly rate, get movie tickets.
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There's been some significant font and styling changes, as well as thinner strokes and new buttons.
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It also acts to reduce premature deaths from common cardiovascular events including heart attacks and strokes.
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Cerebral edema, or swelling of the brain, can be caused by physical trauma, infection and strokes.
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Nobody had a bogey-free round as the field shot an average score of 75.6 strokes.
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He said that the recording artist was working with broader strokes on What Is This Heart?
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But below is a cover of The Strokes Julian Casablancas basically pretending to be Lou Reed.
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Fowler ended the day eight strokes behind, while Spieth and Finau were nine off the pace.
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And they weren't limited to the broad strokes of change that occur over eons or millennia.
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When it comes to searching for masturbation on Pornhub, it's different strokes for different folks — literally.
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The arm is essentially a band filled with thinly applied strokes of mostly flesh-colored paint.
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With Lowry making bogey, that would have instantly reduced the Irishman's lead to just two strokes.
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And amidst divot-makers whose improvisational, muscle-twanging strokes often crumble before impact, it's even reassuring.
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With the internet and social media, art is available to everyone with a few keyboard strokes.
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But in broad strokes, the exit polls paint a picture of a radically shifting religious landscape.
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They invite you to stand close and see the different strokes made with a palette knife.
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Overall, they experienced 20,914 cardiovascular events such as heart attacks, strokes, atrial fibrillation and heart failure.
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He finished at 15-over 159, the worst score by six strokes among the 132 players.
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It's also big, broad strokes, and everything is done very quickly at a super-fast pace.
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Fewer people have died of strokes in London since it merged 32 specialist sites into eight.
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Pierre receives notice that his father, Count Bezukhov, has suffered strokes and is on his deathbed.
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First, it has to offer a broad-strokes pitch about the candidate's ideology or political approach.
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Dronzek's acrylic illustrations are smudgy and friendly, with thick brush strokes and a close-up feeling.
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For the study, researchers examined data on 206,853 patients hospitalized for strokes between 2016 and 2018.
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Gary Coleman stole our hearts as Arnold on "Diff'rent Strokes," which aired from 1978 to 1986.
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But on the first day of that tournament, they actually combined for 0.435 strokes above par.
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In reality, no one gets a -0.689 or a +1.045, because there are no fractional strokes.
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With the eight strokes added, Henley shot a six-over-par 77 and missed the cut.
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By 1962, the classic features of that style, thickly textured surfaces and impetuous strokes, are gone.
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In reality, no one gets a -793 or a +1.045, because there are no fractional strokes.
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Trump is a good celebrity, but if he were a good entertainer, he'd vary his strokes.
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Isolde pouts on the floor in front of the couch as Brangäne maternally strokes Isolde's hair.
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Astronomers have a pretty good handle on the broad strokes of how the universe has evolved.
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For the next hour, varying his strokes, he swims 80 laps at a community center pool.
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But in recent years, heart attacks and strokes have become more common, especially in rural areas.
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More often, strokes are caused by clots in the arteries that carry blood to the brain.
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"Kraft got caught in the parlor AB speculations fired different strokes different folks clearly," Brown tweeted.
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McIlroy carded a 71, six strokes better than Thomas, who was five-over after three holes.
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Public health advocates say the standards could eventually help avert thousands of heart attacks and strokes.
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Spanish big guns Garcia (64) and Jon Rahm (68) are three and four strokes behind respectively.
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DIFFERENT STROKES By 9 the kids are asleep and we try to watch something on Netflix.
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Not in every particular detail, but in broad strokes, what role art plays in a life.
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Brush strokes are clearly visible as are the "borders" delineating sections, known as "giornate," or days.
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The golfer with the lowest number of strokes wins at the end of all four rounds.
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The framework she laid down with rollers is the architecture for her densely layered brush strokes.
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He led the 80th Masters by five strokes as he made the turn that Sunday afternoon.
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It certainly changed the Strokes' lives, and brought attention to New York's imminent rock-band revival.
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He has asked that his mother be told of his strokes, but his mother is dead.
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It strokes our own biases while affirming our worst assumptions about those who disagree with us.
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He exploited loopholes in national security to achieve masterful strokes of espionage, counterterrorism or simple revenge.
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Two strokes back in second place sat Justin Rose, who played in a group with Woods.
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He then painted the bird's eye with small, precise strokes on the near-translucent rice paper.
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Under his deft touch, feudal Japan comes to life in bold strokes of color and light.
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He is tied for fifth, five strokes behind Charley Hoffman, who posted a 673 on Friday.
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Woods, the tournament host, stood three strokes off the lead, held by Tommy Fleetwood of England.
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"You use different-color buttercream and different strokes to make an oil-painted look," she said.
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Indeed, late in Sunday's round, 10 players, including Woods, were within two strokes of the lead.
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As for the future of NYC's beloved sons: The Strokes are currently working on new music.
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My work is based on the process of painting, such as brush strokes, color, and shapes.
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Heart disease and strokes caused more than one-third of pregnancy-related deaths, the C.D.C. found.
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They found 3,075 cases of cardiovascular disease, 1,635 cases of coronary heart disease and 1,504 strokes.
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He had a whopping 36 putts, which ranked 113th in the all-important strokes gained category.
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Azarenka sought to control points with deep, attacking strokes and by going after Osaka's backhand side.
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Plaintiffs claimed, and evidence showed, that the drug increased the risk of heart attacks and strokes.
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Ko successfully defended her title as an amateur in 2013, winning by five strokes in Edmonton.
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The planets' connection on September 222 promises a whirlwind of spontaneous adventure and strokes of genius.
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The average rally length was 22 strokes; few other matches at the tournament have exceeded five.
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Palmer had famously rallied to win from seven strokes behind the leader in the final round.
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"Instead of doing one stroke, it's three strokes" — top, middle and bottom surfaces, she pointed out.
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Led by Rickie Fowler's 84, the 14 players in the last seven pairings averaged 723 strokes.
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"When we got the audio for the bobblehead, you could hear his brush strokes," she said.
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Simpson had just missed another cut and ranked outside 190th on Tour in strokes gained: putting.
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Ms. Lohan swam in even strokes away from the shore, and no one took any pictures.
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He also advised her on the painting's background and, brush in hand, painted a few strokes.
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At best, it feels like the filmmaking choices are strokes of paint building a swirling story.
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Scenarios that might sound dystopian or satirical as broad-strokes future projections unassumingly materialize as reality.
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In the ASMR-like video, Lizzo strokes her new hair, reveling in her neon purple locks.
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Last week, The Strokes opened up for Sanders the night before the New Hampshire primary vote.
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It could also come down to that most basic of explanations: different strokes for different folks.
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Over the following eight years, there were 4,667 cases of coronary heart disease and 2,650 strokes.
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Limiting those "strokes" that have been applied to independent businesses does not mean employees will suffer.
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"Is she dead," he asks as he gently strokes the head of a lifeless little girl.
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We know the broad strokes, but that's mostly due to history and what Amazon has teased.
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That makes quick response essential, he said, citing the examples of suspected heart attacks and strokes.
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In treating heart attacks and strokes, the U.S. actually had the best record of any country.
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There were also 23,262 hemorrhagic strokes, the rarer type that occur when a blood vessel bursts.
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People live longer healthier lives; there would be fewer heart attacks and strokes and lung cancer.
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If you want to make your message clear, you are forced to write in big strokes.
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Her son, Geoffrey Stewart, said the cause was complications of cancer and a series of strokes.
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Excess salt in our foods increases our risk of hypertension, leading to heart attacks and strokes.
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The golfer with the lowest number of strokes wins at the end of all four rounds.
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Look at us, the Strokes, White Stripes, Franz Ferdinand—even Razorlight, Kaiser Chiefs, all that stuff.
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Bush's colorful brush strokes (he painted from photographs) capture the faces of soldiers like Army Capt.
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Those findings applied to people with no history of dementia, physical disability, heart attacks or strokes.
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Mr. Rowley also lost some of his eyesight, suffered strokes and contracted meningitis after the attack.
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Using even and firm strokes, roll the dough lengthwise from the middle upward and then downward.
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For a conceptually minded painter like Reed, these individual strokes were part of a larger idea.
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They also printed a small furry rabbit figure that sensed strokes, indicated by LEDs that lit up.
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While many archaeological discoveries depend on luck, this one has benefited from several strokes of good fortune.
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The rapper has received top billing for the 2016 event along with the Strokes and the Killers.
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He had also exceeded EAGLE's predictions outside of majors by 95 strokes, nearly as large a margin.
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Then, remove with a dry cotton cloth, using long strokes in the direction of the wood grain.
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The '90s, when women helped define indie rock, are my favorite era — you can keep the Strokes.
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More than 200 diseases and conditions are linked to drinking, including major depression, strokes, and heart disease.
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Millman played an aggressive match, taking frequent chances on his ground strokes and pummeled Federer all night.
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It has so much energy, so much contrast, such perfect balance of fine and full-figured strokes.
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Switch to a rust-red shadow, and continue tracing along your bottom lashline in short, steady strokes.
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"We don't know what predisposes dogs to strokes, just like we don't know for humans," Neff said.
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Those are the broad strokes of the Chernobyl disaster, the things you can recite from history class.
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But a huge question remained: Could these drugs actually cut the incidence of strokes or heart attacks?
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I was particularly drawn to the impressionist artists and their visible brush strokes and depiction of light.
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Keep time with your pedal strokes, and adjust your speed when the song gets faster or slower.
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At the time, I was listening to the first two Strokes records and the Ramones a lot.
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So this means we'll continue to be exposed to these gases, which exacerbate asthma, heart disease, strokes.
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The details differ from one imagined utopia to the next, but the broad strokes are the same.
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Tonight: Join BERNIE, THE STROKES, AOC and more for our last rally before the New Hampshire Primary!
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Keep scrolling to see the 16 albums we're desperately awaiting in 2020, from the Strokes to SZA.
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He finished the event in sole possession of second place, two strokes behind the victor, Brooks Koepka.
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He likes ironing, for god's sake (witness his line delivery of "smooth, deliberate strokes" in this video).
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He is eloquent about the art, capturing the essence of a painting in a few deft strokes.
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An elaborate system of pinches and strokes lets the user post on Twitter or check their email.
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It was the first of 3 strokes that same year, but he was able to bounce back.
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It was that the broad strokes of the GOP plans did the opposite of what they'd promised.
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If you swim an individual medley, switching strokes each lap, FORM will pick that up just fine.
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You'd think a professional golfer could put the ball in the hole with less than 16 strokes.
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Medvedev, 24, used his skidding ground strokes to great effect in a 24-25 6-2 win.
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Broad blue strokes cut across them and through the blue space like gusts of wind or apparitions.
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His signature marriage of meticulously penned calligraphy and gestural, flowing brush strokes returns focus to thoughtful communication.
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When he was pressed by senators Wednesday, Sessions only described what the guidance allows in broad strokes.
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With just a few strokes, my lashes go from flat and boring to look-at-me-now.
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But no study has shown whether all of this actually amounts to fewer heart attacks and strokes.
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Each letter is made by using parallel strokes on either side of or across a continuous line.
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Different types of strokes or pats will generate different, yet, fairly realistic, tail wags and haptic responses.
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Would we need to weigh strokes versus bites in terms of how to deploy limited venom supplies?
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And data showed survival rates for heart attacks, strokes and several types of cancer have gone up.
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Among them are the strokes and bursitis, with some addiction problems regarding the medication he was given.
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It's easy to paint Scorpios in broad strokes because they can be difficult to get to know.
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For example, in deft strokes of red and white "Another Storm" (1963) evokes the movement of butterflies.
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That would come to an average of 313, 231 strokes above par, during the first two rounds.
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The stroke rate is the number of strokes – that is the cycle of the oar - per minute.
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The study showed that 8.1% of the golfers had strokes, compared to 15.1% of the non-golfers.
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Every image captures the colors and brush strokes that went into making each masterwork in astonishing detail.
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They had suffered strokes between six months and five years prior to the start of the study.
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I was moved by everything from the use of color to the texture of the pen strokes.
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So workers on a small fishing boat clean the giant tanker with thousands of scrub-brush strokes.
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The pieces themselves look like they were painted by machines, with no brush strokes to be detected.
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Symbols that Kokoska habitually returns to—dice, numbers, bones—appear like constellations out of the gestural strokes.
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The microfine brush tip is meant to deliver feather-like strokes that look like actual brow hairs.
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Garrett on "The Facts of Life" and "Diff&aposrent Strokes," died Sunday at the age of 92.
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His 78 left him 15 strokes over par for his two rounds at Augusta National this week.
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The main endpoints the researchers tracked were major cardiovascular events — strokes, heart attacks, death from cardiovascular causes.
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For that reason, doctors will look at other risk factors, like family history of strokes and age.
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