My upper chest, ribs, my whole right arm from the elbow down, most of my left arm from the elbow down.
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Fashion etiquette makes it acceptable to roll them just below the elbow for added ventilation or above the elbow when faced with manual labor.
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They also believe their findings could be applied to people who were amputated above the elbow, since their arm has only been tested on those with amputations below the elbow.
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Both have faint infinity symbols located just below the elbow.
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"Once the elbow got moving, it was alright," Sheeran said.
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One of the bullets struck the detective in the elbow.
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I extracted the gun and pried apart the elbow joint.
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The elbow hasn't had anything to do with my hitting.
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"I'm managing it," Venus told reporters of the elbow problem.
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I didn't see (the injuries) coming, especially the elbow surgery.
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"He went through the elbow issue early, and he works on it all the time between starts, to get the elbow better," said catcher Rene Rivera, adding that Matz had worked diligently on fastball command.
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Kela has been dealing with the elbow ailment since last September.
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The shark had taken her arm off just below the elbow.
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There is no structural damage to the elbow, according to Alderson.
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Soon she was back, dragging a little boy by the elbow.
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I was born missing my left hand just below the elbow.
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Andre Drummond is watching Love at the elbow and doesn't rotate.
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Some of us have dusted the elbow bump off the shelf.
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Plus, I've adopted the elbow bump in place of the handshake.
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"Fluid in the elbow from a couple muscle strains," Gray said.
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There, he was photographed sitting at the elbow of Mr. Putin.
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It was the elbow, which I said I was confused about.
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They worn with black leather sleeves that crept up above the elbow.
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I step in with the outside foot, I wrap around the elbow.
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Take the time (and the elbow grease) needed to fix those issues.
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The public defender helped her remain calm, steadying her at the elbow.
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The Orioles said the elbow is sore and no tests are scheduled.
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This sort of imperial power is always at the elbow of a
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"There's no discomfort in the elbow regarding the bone spur," Syndergaard said.
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Concrete support from them was "like honey on the elbow," she said.
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The victories by way of the elbow are always memorable, always electrifying.
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"He grabbed me by the elbow and sat me down," McCoy said.
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He said the elbow was swollen but did not inhibit his swing.
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"The moral arc of the universe bends at the elbow of justice."
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One important difference was highlighted by the elbow that dropped Robbie Lawler.
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Out of any clear context, the elbow looks curiously uncomfortable and unsexy.
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It has three joints, corresponding to the shoulder, the elbow and the wrist.
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Today I had a bit pain on the elbow because of the balls.
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In the first inning, Voit was hit in the elbow by a pitch.
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His right arm had been amputated at the elbow, and hadn't healed properly.
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"The elbow is fine structurally, so that's good news," manager Terry Francona said.
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Bailey two starts for the Reds last April before needing the elbow operation.
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Anwar Begum, 73, sat on the ground, her arm limp below the elbow.
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Good things happen, Reeve said, when Green gets the ball around the elbow.
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Kodi was hit in the elbow and in the cheek during the crossfire.
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The elbow, wrist and knuckles are movable and thus contain degrees of freedom.
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At one point on Saturday, the elbow seemed the least of his problems.
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Gasol makes the pass from the elbow and Aldridge gets the easy lay-in.
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Roethlisberger, 36, sustained the elbow injury late in Pittsburgh's tie with Cleveland on Sunday.
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Shirt sleeves rolled up to the elbow, buttons to the top of his chest.
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Medical reports showed the elbow had healed significantly so Hiura will not need surgery.
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And sometimes, spurs can break off and become loose bodies floating around the elbow.
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The elbow has been just about as unhelpful as the guidelines in these adjudications.
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Humanity at the very least needs the elbow room that space colonies can provide.
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The Blackfoot prefer Mohkinstsis-aka-piyosis, which means "many houses on the Elbow river".
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As Trevathan fell toward the ground, his arm bent back awkwardly near the elbow.
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That release point doesn't put any stress on the elbow because you're not twisting.
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When the elbow discomfort first emerged in May, Matz would barely use his slider.
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The ayah follows him out of the room and taps him on the elbow.
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Seconds later it's Meunier taking him down just inside the elbow of the area.
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It was lights out for Kaimukkao and another dramatic win for the elbow monster.
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Muangthai is called the 'King of the Elbow' and it is for good reason.
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Check it out ... Jackman's got some game, and totally nails the elbow pass spin move.
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Although the elbow appeared inadvertent, DeRozan was issued a flagrant-1 foul after the play.
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So will Morris, who isolates in the post or on the elbow with decent efficiency.
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The elbow injury occurred during a rehab start with Triple-A Fresno on April 6.
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Nauset is a school of 1,000 students in Eastham, on the elbow of the Cape.
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He was injured when he took a helmet to the elbow against the Houston Texans.
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On the way down, I appreciate the elbow coverage and Cordura fabric in the sleeves.
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Barbato, however, said he has avoided the operation by strengthening the muscles around the elbow.
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I only have one; I was born missing my left arm just below the elbow.
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Its either with two hands or with one hand touching the second near the elbow.
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Open secret or not, the elbow will remain a bone of contention for Muangthai's opponents.
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She showed him how to pull the cue back, using the elbow as a fulcrum.
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The rumpled, under-the-elbow half-roll of your sleeves didn't happen by accident, either.
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"The elbow feels O.K. and the big toe just hurts a little bit," he said.
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His beard trembling, his watery eyes wide, Dr. Harden grasped Cosgrove feebly by the elbow.
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Place the cuff just above the elbow, so it covers about 80% of your upper arm.
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He took me by the elbow to an area where members of his tribe sold souvenirs.
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The elbow has shifted the tone of the coverage surrounding Trudeau, at least temporarily, as well.
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Meanwhile, a 24-year-old man shot in the elbow was transported to Mercy Fitzgerald Hospital.
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Gasol and Aldridge's spots include the block, the elbow, and the short corner opposite the ball.
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The procedure involves cutting through skin and muscle, drilling into bone, and tying the elbow together.
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Throughout the fight Canelo was also looking to get under the elbow every time Golovkin threw.
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Then I am myself again, whole and unencumbered as the elbow sleeps peacefully by my side.
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He'd stretch the floor, close lanes, protect the rim, and commandeer offensive sets from the elbow.
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His arms were locked at the elbow, and his body tipped as he sliced the air.
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After all, "the elbow king" is a bit of a legend in his own right today.
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I prefer the traditional Southeast Asian hands-together namaste greeting, although the elbow bump is fun.
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Another is shot in the elbow behind the wheel of a vehicle yet continues to drive.
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According to Tomlin, the elbow injury is not serious and will not limit Roethlisberger on Sunday.
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A bullet had torn through his right arm, just above the elbow, and into his chest.
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C.J. McCollum creates gravity by running off of the elbow screen and into the far wing.
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According to the Huffington Post, Reeves was born with a left arm that stops above the elbow.
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They also were able to study functionally important joints including the elbow, wrist, hip, knee and ankle.
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She fired 10 rounds, missing once or twice, then hitting him in the elbow and the torso.
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The results of the MRI showed a sprain in addition to a small fracture in the elbow.
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When bone is pressured or damaged, it re-forms — sometimes in an uncomfortable spot in the elbow.
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Often, major league pitchers may have too much disease in the elbow for a repair to work.
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We can't all be so lucky to learn classic Italian cooking at the elbow of our grandmother.
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Gwendoline Christie — 260-Foot-25Cruise would probably come up to the elbow of the Game of Thrones actress.
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Imagine all the elbow grease that goes into the more intense stuff, or even a minute of footage.
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During that time I started working behind the bar at a club in Islington called the Elbow Room.
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For the scientists, newton meters are the next big baseball statistic, measuring valgus torque — stress on the elbow.
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I could imagine one bump of the elbow would send the tiny pastries and the rosemary leaves flying.
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"Today, I had a bit of pain in the elbow because of the balls," Roberto Bautista Agut said.
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His quickness to the rim and to get the elbow jumper whenever he wants it — he played amazing.
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The elbow trouble had caused Barbato's velocity to dip from about 96 miles per hour to about 84.
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The "elbow bump" has been a proposed substitute for shaking hands, amid the coronavirus outbreak's changes to etiquette.
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Vice President Mike Pence has notably opted for the elbow bump that is recommended by infectious disease experts.
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"There were some restaurants such as Claudio's in Greenport and the Elbow Room in Jamesport," Ms. Hargrave said.
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It is also the art of the elbow, quite possibly the deadliest weapon in a Thai boxer's armory.
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I learned the recipe at the elbow of my boss, the deli's chef, and never wrote it down.
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The cushion helps avoid shoulder slouching and forwarding, and naturally reduces pressure on the elbow, wrist, and hand.
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But when Cashner hit Todd Frazier on the elbow, he was lifted for the left-hander Alex Claudio.
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He underwent arthroscopic surgery to remove three fragments and multiple bone spurs from the elbow after the season.
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Davis said the elbow itself felt fine but was experiencing tingling and numbness in his hand and fingers.
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The next play starts the same, with Simmons once again opening things up by cutting across the elbow.
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He can pull up from 26 feet or knife towards the elbow and elevate over whoever's guarding him.
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And when Cerrone began to back away from the clinch to avoid further punishment, Edwards broke with the elbow.
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She tweeted that she thought the elbow tattoo of wounded Marine veteran Justin Gaertner was a Nazi Iron Cross.
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He showed me how to cock a round kick for maximum impact and use the elbow like a knife.
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While unintentional, the elbow, which hit Brosseau in the chest, was hard enough to both hurt and upset her.
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These devices take the elbow grease out of cleaning, moving around homes and sucking up dirt and dust autonomously.
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The teacher deftly caught the student, who had missed her first-period science class that day, by the elbow.
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Injuries to the back, knees and hips, as well as to the elbow and wrist, are common among golfers.
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While Gasol and Aldridge occupy the elbow and the short corner, Danny Green and Patty Mills occupy the corners.
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For some joints, that range will be determined by resistance in surrounding structures, like the ligaments around the elbow.
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In a leather bustier dress and coordinating over-the-elbow gloves, she looked just like a certain Selina Kyle.
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He could lead the team in assists if they played through him more at the elbow and high post.
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As they go, George holds me by the elbow, leans in close and tells me their favourite Blake story.
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On the block, she is a bastion of offensive aggressiveness who can also connect from the elbow and beyond.
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His arms were still raised but he had folded them at the elbow, crossing his forearms over his face.
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To visualize the problem, imagine a person with their arm amputated above the elbow controlling a smart prosthetic limb.
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INSIDE PITCH The third baseman Brandon Drury was hit on the elbow by Brian Johnson and left the game.
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Harmison started the Test in bellicose fashion, hitting Justin Langer with a nasty bouncer on the elbow early on.
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He took a six-month break from competition last year in an effort to heal the elbow without surgery.
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Now, she said, she has learned to bend the elbow in a way to take pressure off her shoulder.
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Every time a pitcher throws a baseball, the ulnar collateral ligament in the elbow endures enough stress to tear.
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He was 0-4 with an 11.40 ERA in four starts for the Diamondbacks before the elbow flared up.
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"We were looking for more land, for the elbow room, the tranquillity," said Ms. Fink, 43, a planning consultant.
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She steered me by the elbow into a classroom where a string hung with paper rectangles bisected the room.
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I get on with Peter — a crash is a crash — but I'd just like to know about the elbow.
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The elbow pipe that likely started the fire was so worn down that it was just 0.012 inches thick.
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Barnes missed a step-back jumper, but Nowitzki grabbed the long rebound and swished a jumper from the elbow.
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Embiid apologized for the elbow during the postgame press conference but broke into laughter with teammate Ben Simmons doing it.
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The dress code requires that legs must be covered to the knee and arms must be covered to the elbow.
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If the results shows the stress tests did not damage the elbow ligament, Richards will be cleared to begin throwing.
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The elbow room that existed for Trump within the party does not exist in its crowded market of media organs.
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Cousins is also a magnet for drawing fouls: High-low allows for cutting angles off the ball at the elbow.
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That's when she learned that both of her legs were amputated above the knee, and her arms below the elbow.
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The action takes advantage of two of James' greatest strengths—playmaking from the elbow, and from rolls to the rim.
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GM Neal Huntington announced after the game that Cole would seek a second opinion on the elbow sometime this week.
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Sleeves were voluminous and up to the elbow, worn with trousers flared and cut above the ankle or slim skirts.
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Parnas is clamoring to testify before Congress about his adventures in Ukraine at the elbow of Giuliani, Trump's private attorney.
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I whipped up the sauce as I cooked the elbow noodles, and both were basically finished at the same time.
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Gray dealt with the elbow issue all season, but it didn't prevent him from recording a career-best 205 strikeouts.
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"Making Movies," Sidney Lumet The late, great Lumet takes you by the elbow and tells you how he did it.
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A copperhead snake was there, and the 2-foot-long adolescent reptile bit her on the left arm above the elbow.
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Some are still dangerous at the elbow, and can engineer decent offense with their vision and a mid-range jump shot.
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"The last pitch of the fourth inning I felt some kind of a pull, a tug, in the elbow," he said.
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Overeem's arms were in no position to guard against the elbow as he reached to keep grasp of the circling Hunt.
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Meanwhile, tennis elbow is a term for strenuous overuse of the elbow joint, often by sitting at our computers all day.
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Although doctors tried to save his left arm, the injuries were ultimately too severe, and it was amputated below the elbow.
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Bryce, stocky with a black handlebar mustache, is sporting jeans and a blue shirt with sleeves rolled up to the elbow.
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For instance, you could put a second hand over theirs in a handshake or "take them by the elbow," she says.
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Keep feet off the ground in table top as you twist torso from side to side, tapping the elbow on floor.
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Some major league organizations are now stretching TJ rehabilitation to 18 months, just to be sure the elbow has healed properly.
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He finished 230-10 with a 3.88 earned run average, but the elbow, at least, is believed to be structurally sound.
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I wish everybody could talk about the genital tract in the same way we talk about the elbow or the foot.
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And fear too the grim reaper scythe of the man called Thailand, Muangthai "the elbow king" of Bangkok's professional boxing scene.
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The D.J. barked that everyone in the elbow-to-elbow scrum who wasn't friends with either of the rappers should leave.
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The figure in "Artie" (2019) rests his hand on his forehead, the arm making a V, with the elbow pointing outward.
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Bravely, Alix dons heavy, over-the-elbow leather gloves and takes the rapier-clawed bird, suddenly alert and eager to escape.
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With Novak the elbow, Rafa the knee, Federer the knee and now Murray the hip, it's just wear and tear eventually.
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Miranda replaces LHP James Paxton, who still feels arm discomfort nine days after being hit in the elbow while pitching Aug. 113.
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The operation, performed to repair the ulnar collateral ligament in the elbow, carries a typical recovery timetable of at least 12 months.
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One of the dogs suffered wounds to his face and snout from biting it while the other was bitten on the elbow.
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The faint infinity symbol tattoo is located just below the elbow for both stars, something that can't be chalked up to coincidence.
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With the elbow with any pitcher, extension is important, and if he can't get that extension, obviously he can't be as effective.
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Over the next 10 days or so, Richards will begin a series of stress tests on the elbow, then have another ultrasound.
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In some ways that's a shame—few big men can prop up a complex half-court offense like Love at the elbow.
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The Yankees called up outfielder BEN GAMEL, in part because BRETT GARDNER had been hit by a pitch on the elbow Wednesday.
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He did not think the sensor was stable on the elbow, an issue Motus says the smaller chip has done away with.
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Over the next 23.33 days or so, Richards will begin a series of stress tests on the elbow, then have another ultrasound.
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After Syndergaard's next start on June 27 in Washington, the Mets admitted that the elbow irritation was caused by a bone spur.
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The same is true of the elbow—and this is why all downward elbows in professional wrestling are connected with the triceps.
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Two knees to his gut led to the elbow that sent O'Reilly down to his knees shortly before the fight was stopped.
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He has a juddering dribble and, once he reaches the elbow, a pronounced optimism about his ability to get a shot off.
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When a person loses, say, their arm from the elbow down, all their nerves want to grow back where they were before.
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In the procedure, now routine, a tendon from elsewhere in the patient is removed and replaces the damaged one in the elbow.
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The bullet went through his throat and grazed one sister on the elbow, the children's mother Dawn Usanga told CNN affiliate KTVI.
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Djokovic did not consider withdrawing before the match, but said he had to retire out of fear of hurting the elbow more.
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The younger woman threw her arms around me, and then took her own companion by the elbow to exit onto 57th Street.
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Darvish missed all of last season with the elbow injury and he will be on a 95-pitch limit against the Mariners.
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In 153 there was "On the Elbow," with works by more than 50 photographers that all featured an elbow in some way.
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Mars will harmonize with Saturn, the planet of commitment, finding you putting in the elbow grease to make your beliefs come to life.
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Each left hook to the body inside of the elbow draws Ghita's right elbow in, each hook around the flank draws it out.
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During a recent interview with Howard Stern, the "Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You)" singer revisited the elbow seen 'round the world in 2002.
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But that day, Olena took my mother by the elbow and escorted her into our room, closing the heavy oak door behind them.
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On Sunday, the younger rapper posted two photos of himself wearing the silk women's blouse captioned "cactus" and "305 to the elbow," respectively.
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Golovkin's uppercuts in this bout were largely in the Roberto Duran mold, with the elbow tight and thrown straight up the centre line.
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Freeman left the team's game against the New York Yankees after being struck just above the elbow by CC Sabathia's 91 mph sinker.
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I mean, they are creating arms that are fully usable from the elbow to the wrist, all the way down to the fingers.
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She accessorized her bandeau top and skirt set with over-the-elbow opera gloves, lace-up booties, a matching handbag and oversize sunnies.
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"I'm sure there will be things I miss about it, but right now we are really loving the elbow room," Ms. Smith said.
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Now I was the one who was trotting, steering David at the elbow to one of the salmon hutches marked for non-nationals.
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In one of his several victories without taking a notable strike, Machida stopped C.B. Dolloway with a single left kick under the elbow.
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But in 1974 he sustained an injury to the ulnar collateral ligament of the elbow, which usually meant the end of pitchers' careers.
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During the standoff, the son, Kodi Gaines, was struck twice by the officer's gunfire — once in the face and once in the elbow.
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The point guard gets to shoot the ball, have opportunities for isolation at the elbow, even get to play in the low post.
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Schiff, who chairs the House Intelligence Committee, is not the elbow-rubbing, back-slapping pol that typically ascends to power on Capitol Hill.
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Although Sagan went to speak to Cavendish at his bus after the stage, Cavendish said he still wanted an explanation about the elbow.
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"If I keep my shoulders loose and get my elbow in a better position, it keeps the stress off the elbow," he said.
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The pitch, a reverse-breaking curve, is difficult to throw and control and hard on the elbow, which is why few pitchers feature it.
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Meghan's new sister-in-law, Kate Middleton, has always worn a sleeve that comes past the elbow since making her Trooping debut in 2011.
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Defenders can't afford any cushion off of Aldridge, even when he is standing in his favorite spots at the elbow or along the baseline.
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He's not only in the low post; he's also at the pinch post [the elbow area around the foul line] and the high post.
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The Bills' first-round pick in 2018 was injured when he took a helmet to the elbow against the Houston Texans on Oct. 14.
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Even the small details match, like how the blue underarm patch ends at the elbow joint and the red boot stops at the calf.
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On Saturday, a magnetic resonance imaging test revealed that he had a sprained ulnar collateral ligament and a strained flexor tendon in the elbow.
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With the elbow allowed to come off the table whenever the fighters wanted to just pick it up, the arm wrestling element was pointless.
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Paule Marshall wrote about her education as a writer "in the wordshop of the kitchen," listening at the elbow of her mother and aunts.
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His right arm is bent at the elbow and resting on his chest, a gesture he often makes, even when he is standing up.
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I can't fix my girl's arm, broken above the elbow in three places in a break so bad the bone has penetrated the muscle.
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"Coach Drew put me in different positions on the court, just opened things up for me and let me go from the elbow," Motley said.
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But as Parker cuts off of the elbow, the gravitational pull reverses and suddenly the defender is forced to get between Parker and the basket.
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We also found out on Thursday night in Philly, after the 76'er game, she and Ben Simmons hit up the Elbow Lane bowling alley.
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The WWE just climbed the top rope in court and is ready to drop the elbow ... all to protect its brand ahead of WrestleMania 34.
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Or they could switch, and leave a lumbering big man to guard Curry in isolation or an undersized guard to check Green on the elbow.
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Bone spurs can also be formed because the back side of the elbow and cartilage are constantly compressed when the arm is extended during throwing.
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Meister said a simple bone spur operation involved drilling two small holes in the back of the elbow and could take up to 15 minutes.
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"They feel pretty confident the (elbow) ligament is intact and they are not worried about it at this point and time," manager Andy Green said.
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Prior to surgery, Johnson's mother had to sign two consent forms, which would allow Dugas to either repair or reconstruct the elbow, whichever was needed.
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Randle gets post touches on the elbow or outside of the block and has been great at hitting cutters and spot up shooters on kickouts.
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And at 6-9, he can shoot it, can post smaller guys in the post, can catch it off the elbow and create for others.
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Stunned off of the elbow, Cejudo ate a knee to the jaw and was sent reeling, Johnson followed to pick up a first round finish.
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In boxing, once your head is past the elbow side, the attacking fighter has to punch all the way across himself with his free hand.
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The problem with adjusting the front snap kick is the knee—sometimes called the elbow of the leg, but not by any respected medical professionals.
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In the uppercut the elbow takes its position and then simply braces for impact, the knee is a hinging point in the front snap kick.
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The trip also included an invitation to RT's anniversary dinner, where he was photographed sitting at the elbow of President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia.
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Notice how Ali keeps his right glove high until he feels the left hook, then traps Frazier's left hand to his side behind the elbow.
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Manager Rick Renteria said Abreu is still experiencing discomfort in the elbow but may be able to return for Sunday's series finale against the Rays.
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Under the new rules, there will be no limit to the size or number of tattoos sailors can have below the elbow and the knee.
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One of his arms terminated just below the elbow, the other above where an elbow should have been, and his legs stopped at mid-thigh.
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Djokovic said the elbow had been an intermittent problem for about 222 months and he was expected to seek medical advice in the United States.
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"And I got bit," I added, holding up my arm, where a deep-purplish bruise had wrapped itself around the skin just below the elbow.
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Early one morning, my vehicle struck an improvised explosive device, which severed my right arm above the elbow and my left leg above the knee.
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Matz also said doctors believed that the discomfort could have been related to surgery he had in October to remove bone spurs from the elbow.
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The case against IBM took 13 years and we didn't get a verdict but in that time, there was the "policeman at the elbow" effect.
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Guard Manu Lecomte capped the mini-run with a pull-up jumper from the elbow that put the Bears ahead 54-48 with 23:30 remaining.
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A better comparison in that respect would be Jose Rijo, who also underwent three surgeries on his throwing arm (though not all were on the elbow).
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Or as soon as the opponent began to dip his head to the elbow side of the left straight, the left high kick caught him leaning.
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The Celtics will sometimes feed their All-Star starter just above the elbow, then move fatalistically, deep down knowing how the play is meant to unfold.
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A "Welcome to Kiryas Joel" sign asks visitors to wear long skirts and sleeves past the elbow and to "maintain gender separation in all public areas".
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Ms. Hanauer, tall and lissome, has a left arm that is visibly artificial from the elbow down but deployed as an organic part of her motion.
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I saw a 6-month-old infant whose arm had been amputated at the elbow by rebel soldiers in Sierra Leone, and child soldiers in Liberia.
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In addition to the elbow bump Finchum mentioned, a footshake — tapping your shoes against someone else's — is a creative way people are now greeting one another.
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But when the Braves took the field in the top of the second, Acuña was removed from the lineup and sent for testing of the elbow.
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He took Elizabeth by the elbow as she descended red-carpeted stairs outside London's Canada House following an event to celebrate 150 years of Canadian independence.
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Many of the buses will funnel from the bridge onto Kenmare Street, a single-lane road, before turning at the elbow where it meets Cleveland Place.
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During the same trip, Mr. Flynn attended the network's lavish anniversary dinner and was photographed sitting at the elbow of President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia.
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Here, the ball gets entered to Love at the elbow and the usually-disciplined Celtics dissolve trying to defend a split screen with Hill and Kyle Korver.
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The ball at the elbow creates a very unique pull of gravity that tugs off ball defenders both toward the paint and toward the three-point line.
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Rest supposedly won't help; the Sun reported that Lowry recently had the elbow drained, but if that doesn't help, the Raptors are suddenly a very different team.
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He positioned himself between the ball and the basket, forcing Cleveland's starting center to pick up his dribble and pass back to LeBron James at the elbow.
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The elbow injury is now so common that about a quarter of big-league pitchers have had the surgery — some returning from it more successfully than others.
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At a South Korean Ministry of Defense press briefing on Tuesday, a spokesman confirmed the fleeing North Korean had been hit in the elbow and the shoulder.
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He'll cut the cage, enter with a nice right hand, stick to his man and then start working to free his hands and spin for the elbow.
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He won eight top-level fights in a row against the likes of Pet-U-Tong, Sean Paranchai, Muangthai "the elbow king," and his old pal Thanonchai.
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You, Derrick, hit a floater in the lane and then set a screen at the elbow for Porzingis to step out and hit a long 3-pointer.
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When the glacier receded back to the North Pole it left Long Island, Block Island, Nantucket, Martha's Vineyard, the elbow of Cape Cod, and there you go.
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That ticking clock is the background noise to the elbow injury that landed Shohei Ohtani, the Angels' two-way star, on the disabled list on June 143.
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With shooters in each corner, James receives the pass on the elbow, where he's a threat to shoot a spot-up jumper or back his man down.
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When Wright got home, he was still thinking about the elbow bump, which by then had also replaced handshakes and high-fives among political leaders and athletes.
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You could make Yotam Ottolenghi's recipe for lamb shawarma, which I learned at the elbow of Ramael Scully, the head chef at Yotam's restaurant NOPI, in London.
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At 15 stadiums, the netting will go to the elbow in the outfield "where the stands begin to angle away from the field of play," Manfred said.
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Mr. Downs, a platoon leader in Vietnam, lost his left arm just above the elbow when he stepped on a land mine during a firefight in 1968.
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They instructed the screener's defender to sag back around the elbow, with Leonard, Danny Green, and Jonathon Simmons all assigned to trail Harden as best they can.
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The patients underwent single or multiple nerve transfers in one or both upper limbs, to allow the elbow to extend and the hand to grasp, pinch and open.
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Rose was shot three times — in the right side of his face, in the elbow and the fatal shot to his back, which struck his lung and heart.
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But as Green slides off Thompson to take that away, Cleveland's center sets a ball screen at the elbow, freeing James for the sliver of daylight he needs.
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As the injured man retreated to a neighbor's home for help, Stillwell's mother-in-law came outside and was herself shot in the elbow and abdomen, police say.
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Salazar was selected to the American League All-Star team but did not pitch in the game at the Indians&apos request because of concerns about the elbow.
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The failure of Hillary Clinton's campaign was at least partially due to the fact that she never created the elbow room to tell a compelling story about America.
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Doctors had to amputate all four of her limbs – both arms below the elbow, her right leg below the knee, and her left leg almost to her hip.
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The upper bone in its left front leg bore signs of disease: arthritis near the shoulder joint and a hole near the elbow caused by a bone infection.
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But the ligament itself didn't tear in most of the younger children; instead, it pulled off a piece of still-unhardened bone, leaving a fracture in the elbow.
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Lee noted in the post-fight that he was surprised by them, as Ferguson raised his arm straight above his head and curved in the elbow very smoothly.
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"Bloomberg's built a strong ground operation in nothing-flat, but he hasn't put in the elbow grease himself, and you can't skip that part and win," Manning said.
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And many of the increasing pitching injuries are because of damaged ligaments or tendons, particularly the torn ulnar collateral ligament in the elbow that requires Tommy John surgery.
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Rose's layup ignited a 9-2 run, capped by his floating jumper from the elbow with 26 seconds to play that gave the Pistons a 953-113 advantage.
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The elbow bothered him enough to need a bone spur removed in October 2015, and he missed his final two starts last year with a strained flexor mass.
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Fuzzy, full-bodied "bears" in "hag drag" would find themselves rubbing over-the-elbow gloves with celebrities like Traci Lords, Marilyn Manson, RuPaul, Adam Lambert and Alan Cumming.
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He is a threat to shoot the ball anywhere inside the arc if a big attempts to sag off of him on the elbow and protect the paint.
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And the number of confrontations between SROs and students has increased in recent years, with cases of young children handcuffed above the elbow by SROs reaching federal courts.
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His right arm swathed in bandages from the knuckles of his hand to well above the elbow, Imam Hossain, 42, lay exhausted on the roadside near the Kutupalong camp.
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From here, reach your right arm straight down toward the ground, bending through the elbow to extend out to the side as you rotate your palms to face back.
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An additional benefit of the elbow is that it can more readily be folded behind—linking it in with traditional boxing defese even better than the traditional hooking punches.
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Felipe Vazquez hit Casali in the elbow with one out in the ninth, putting runners at first and second, but he regrouped quickly and easily finished off the win.
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Her Sumi ink on paper, "Burns" (2018), is a dark, close-up view of an arm covered with burns being held at the elbow and hand by another figure.
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Specifically, the researchers noticed a build up of tissue around the elbow, called propatagium, in a thick configuration similar to modern gliding birds such as cormorants, albatrosses, and pelicans.
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He was hit by an improvised explosive device (IED) resulting in the loss of both legs above the knee and the loss of his left arm above the elbow.
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Down four with just over two minutes to go, LeBron drove right against Steph Curry's switch, drew Durant to the elbow and then kicked out to Smith for three.
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Low and behold, there I am putting a sash on Miss Universe 1996 Alicia Machado, I am the one in the red dress with the elbow length red gloves.
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"The situation is a bit different this time because I played very few matches prior to last year's Wimbledon due to my injury and the elbow surgery," he said.
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C Elias Diaz (strained right elbow), who has been on the 15-day disabled list, will seek a second opinion as he continues to feel pain in the elbow.
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"From an inch below the elbow, to an inch above her wrist, the muscle is blown off," her father, Wayne Wilansky, said from the hospital, Hennepin County Medical Center.
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He's bringing the ball up the court, driving from the three-point line, surveying defenders from the elbow, and dictating what the Suns want to accomplish on most possessions.
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The uppercut is performed with the legs and shoulders—the elbow isn't one of the key moving parts in the strike, it is an adjuster for space and range.
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Every so often, a pianist stood up, took another by the elbow and silently requested assistance in staging a photograph where more than one pair of hands was visible.
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He then arrived at this year's Australian Open with a compression sleeve on his right arm and an abbreviated service motion designed to reduce the load on the elbow.
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Many pieces of gear, like the load-bearing vest and the elbow pads, were tossed back with no remorse, but others are just too damn useful to part with.
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Mr. Ho, who died in 2014, learned at the elbow of the arranger Gil Evans and the saxophonist Archie Shepp, and possessed his own fearsome authority as an improviser.
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When I get out of a pool after a swim, I pull a towel over my shoulders, binding my arms to my sides at the elbow in a swaddle.
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I walked in front of and sometimes faced each of the characters arrayed around a central figure, a corpse, with its left arm missing its skin below the elbow.
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Sleeves dropped from shoulders and puffed out at the elbow à la courtly dress, jewels traced and dripped down the breasts, pockets drooped and dresses split open at the back.
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Born without her right arm below the elbow, the model has posed for magazines and catalogs and became the first amputee to walk New York Fashion Week without a prosthetic.
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Any time a man shackles himself in a double forearms guard, a fighter has the option to take advantage of this by smothering his hands and turning over the elbow.
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"When you tell a 22-year-old to turn off the phone, don't ruin the movie, they hear 'please cut off your left arm above the elbow,'" Aron tells Variety.
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Sano, who had Tommy John surgery on the elbow in 2014, said he doesn't believe the soreness is serious and the team is having the procedure done as a precaution.
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In the clip below, Bismack Biyombo guards Tristan Thompson on the elbow but refuses to sag off into the paint in preparation for a potential Kyrie Irving pick-and-roll.
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While Miocic slipped to the inside of Ngannou's uppercut, he could just as readily have slipped towards the elbow side and attempted takedowns with his head outside Ngannou's right hip.
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"When you tell a 22-year-old to turn off the phone, don't ruin the movie, they hear please cut off your left arm above the elbow," Aron told Variety.
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"We do feel like we're getting kicked in the shin and in the elbow all at the same time," said Joe Steinkamp, who grows soybeans and corn in southern Indiana.
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If that doesn't do the trick, remove the elbow-shaped pipe known as the P-trap by unscrewing the slip nuts that hold it in place, which may require pliers.
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Here are just a few examples of Edwards finding the elbow as Cerrone stepped in, as Cerrone was stepping out, and on breaks from the clinch initiated by either man.
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Each retirement brought forth a mass of candidates — and the elbow-throwing among Democrats has national and state party leaders worried that both contests could end up with Republican-vs.
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Volquez has been sidelined since July 17 because of a left knee injury, and the elbow problem surfaced during his rehabilitation, said Michael Hill, the Marlins' president for baseball operations.
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They included $45,000 received from Russian state television for a speech in Moscow; on the same trip, he attended the network's gala, sitting at the elbow of President Vladimir Putin.
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Bertillon described people on the basis of 11 physical measurements, including the length of the left foot and the length from the elbow to the end of the middle finger.
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When the doctor walked in, I was taken aback to see that her right arm ended just below the elbow, and several fingers on her left hand were partial fingers.
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But Ted wasn't making any effort to grab her at the elbow with the same "Fran, this longstanding donor is just thrilled to meet you" verve I was witnessing elsewhere.
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Jonathan Wisniski is best known for playing the elbow-dropping Greg 'The Hammer' Valentine -- and forming The Dream Team with Brutus Beefcake -- in the World Wrestling Federation back in the '80s.
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And with that, Angel took the tip of her cigarette and dug it into White Toga's arm, on the inside-side of the elbow, where a heroin addict would shoot up.
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Horford (Felicio's man) caught a pass at the elbow and was immediately met by a rotating Jimmy Butler, who didn't think twice about leaving Smart wide open on the opposite wing.
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"When you tell a 22-year-old to turn off the phone, don't ruin the movie, they hear please cut off your left arm above the elbow," Aron told the publication.
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Whether it's a flash of the waist, a hint of the shoulder, or a cut-out at the elbow, the spring/summer drops are all about elegant, peek-a-boo details.
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As soon as the elbow moves away from the ribs even for a moment a top Nak Muay's shin will be sucked into the opening before he even knows he's kicking.
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So if it turns over sideways, it's breaking this way" — Lugo slashed the air with his hand, imitating the diagonal break of a slider — "and you're putting pressure on the elbow.
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K., this color is my prediction," she said, grabbing me by the elbow and pointing out a metal bar cart in a shade that she called, almost oxymoronically, " mandarine au lait .
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At his best, those two seemed to be working together, with Bowling Ball Brand handling things from the elbow to the rim and Vicious Predatory Condor Brand handling the aerial stuff.
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Behind all the stepback jumpers and the offense-hijacking and the elbow-throwing and the neck tattoos and the pipe-related DMs hides one of the best shooters in the NBA.
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These are usually designed actions that demand split-second decisions by the opposition, whether he's screening for Joel Embiid at the elbow or racing over to clear out Ben Simmons' man.
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Tears to the distal tendon, which connects the biceps muscle to the elbow, are more rare but usually result in greater disability and need to be reattached with a surgical procedure.
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Lowry left the game with 1:23 left in the first quarter after taking the elbow of teammate Terence Davis in the left eye on a play beneath the defensive basket.
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Rose injured the elbow in a fall against the Atlanta Hawks on March 28 and further agitated it during the Bulls' 98-96 win at the Indians Pacers the next day.
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Rose injured the elbow in a fall against the Atlanta Hawks on March 28 and further agitated it during the Bulls' 98-96 win at the Indiana Pacers the next day.
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Manfred said seven or eight clubs will extend the netting all the way to the foul poles, with another 15 teams extending it "down to the elbow" areas of playing fields.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Over breakfast on a recent Sunday, Veronica Ruiz Lagier, a Mexican anthropologist, eyed a scar snaking around the elbow of Daniel Castillo, a young Honduran she has befriended.
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The first three of those pitchers have already undergone the elbow surgery and Syndergaard could be at risk, if only because he is a pitcher who throws baseballs for a living.
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Notice that the punch enters through the blind angle underneath the guard, but the elbow turns out as if to hook and the blow connects on the side of the jaw.
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The sectioned armor covering the soldier's arm on the far right is insect-like, yet the crook of the elbow makes it appear as if he is about to embrace her.
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Scoring is not his job, but if his team needs him to stop the opponent's random 10-0 run, he'll draw a foul or knock down a pull up from the elbow.
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With his first pitch, Marlins pitcher José Ureña drilled him in the elbow with a fastball—97.5 mph, among the fastest he's thrown all season, obviously thrown with the intent to injure.
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The study revealed it had a shallow area of soft tissue in front of the elbow, called the propatagium, that is the leading edge of bird wings and is crucial for flight.
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As a patient at the San Antonio Whole Woman's Health clinic walks down the hallway after her abortion, a medical assistant gently guides her by the elbow toward the curtained recovery room.
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The 22-year-old joined the guys on the "TMZ Sports" TV show (weeknights on FS1) -- and told us how he's adjusting to life after losing his arm from the elbow down.
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Alderson did not outright say the injury was caused by Lugo's appearance in the World Baseball Classic, but doctors told him the tear was "recent" based on fluid discovered in the elbow.
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A second, much larger device does a similar job for events that affected the elbow and shoulder, requiring sweeping motions to feed virtual puppies or navigate a metal detector along a beach.
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I go to a lot of conferences and trade shows and have to shake a lot of hands (though I've taken to the elbow bash in recent weeks) before handling my phone.
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The vivid red line, about one to two centimeters wide, started right at the wrist on the pinkie side of the forearm and wended its way up the arm to the elbow.
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Watching from the bench, he noticed one play that the 76ers like to run, with Ben Simmons, the 76ers' talented first-year guard, bouncing a pass to Dario Saric at the elbow.
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Sure enough, after the 76ers had whittled a 16-point deficit to 2 with just over four minutes left in the fourth quarter, Simmons bounced a pass to Saric at the elbow.
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LHP Adam Morgan, hit on the elbow by a line drive off the bat of Colorado's Nick Hundley on Sunday, was pronounced fit by team medical personnel, according to manager Pete Mackanin.
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And so, to put the smile back on your face, the bounce back in your step and the elbow back in your subway commute, here is a sneak preview of our favorites.
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A left hook can come out a slappy mess and be thrown off line by connecting sooner or later than expected because there is give at the wrist, the elbow and the shoulder.
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"I just didn't bother taking the gloves off because it was kind of cold in the bureau," Linton tells Elle of the elbow-length, black leather gloves she wore while holding the bills.
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Here was where this wrist was broken, and then here this wrist; here was the elbow, and the scar on the knuckles on both hands, and here was the knee that was fractured.
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Marvin Williams recognizes what's happening and switches out to contest, so Caldwell-Pope puts the ball on the floor, gets to the elbow, and rises up to knock down a mid-range jumper.
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Because the elbow area is off-limits, the new rules mean Marines cannot have full sleeve tattoos -- often stretching from the shoulder to the wrist -- which have become popular among military service personnel.
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In this option, the post player comes up to the elbow and sets a back screen on the point guard, and then immediately follows it up with a ball screen on the wing.
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It spans from the base of our arm (humerus), crosses the elbow and the wrist and inserts onto a thick band of tissue in the palm of our hand called the palmar aponeurosis.
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Hedges gave the Padres a scare Thursday night when he went down after being hit in the head by the elbow of Arizona's Chris Iannetta as the catcher was scoring in the second.
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When the left straight starts to bother a fighter he will either reach for it, as above, or try to slip it—often by ducking or taking his head to the elbow side.
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Tanaka has been pitching with a small ligament tear in the elbow since at least July 2014 — and he has missed time with arm injuries in each of his seasons with the Yankees.
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Kennard hit a pullup in the lane and a shot from the elbow for an eight-point edge, but Washington made a contested 47.73-pointer to cut the Hornets' deficit to 103-98.
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That Acuna was even on the field was somewhat surprising after he had been hit in the elbow with a 97.5-miles-per-hour fastball by Jose Urena of the Miami Marlins on Wednesday.
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RT paid Mr. Flynn $45,000 for the trip, which also included an invitation to a lavish anniversary party for the network, where he was photographed sitting at the elbow of President Vladimir V. Putin.
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Horizontal stitching covers the bodice and back of the jacket, the shoulder to forearm area creates an arrow design, ending at the elbow, that drops into a solid sleeve and gathers at the wrist.
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D'Antoni nudged Lee to a new level when he seized on the young forward's passing ability, making him an efficient double-double specialist who could also operate from the elbow as a decision-maker.
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What we've come to understand better, with the force and the frequency of the collisions now, is that the dangerous instrument is not the stick or the elbow, it's the body as a whole.
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"When you tell a 22-year-old to 'turn off the phone, don't ruin the movie,' they hear, 'Please cut off your left arm above the elbow,'" Adam Aron said in an interview with Variety.
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And, while you're at it, the elbow-length white gloves, Because while dressing up like an easily recognizable Disney princess might be a convenient costume move, it's also a pretty basic way to do Halloween.
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If you notice the elbow on the right, you'll see that there was a sixth woman: a hospital worker from Texas who was there anonymously, to represent those who are not able to speak out.
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If the ball is at the elbow, and Tony Parker is standing on the wing, Parker's defender is pulled out toward the arc because he can't allow Parker to catch and shoot an open three.
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"When you tell a 22-year-old to turn off the phone, don't ruin the movie, they hear, 'Please cut off your left arm above the elbow,' " Mr. Aron said in an interview with Variety.
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Thus began a nightmarish 29 days, during which she underwent 10 surgeries, went septic, nearly died when her kidneys and liver started to shut down, and ultimately had her arm amputated just above the elbow.
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With half a quarter left and the game tied at 99, Westbrook came off an Adams screen, stopped at the elbow, and lifted his jumper over the helping Tristan Thompson, off the glass, and in.
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As Edwards hammered Cerrone with the elbow on every break, Cerrone tried to catch him with a high kick on the exit, but held an illegal grip inside of Edwards's right glove across the body.
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The school's founder says 90 percent of its graduates, who are trained in personal style ("sleeves should be folded up above the elbow") and the art of the pensive profile picture, end up with girlfriends.
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The Elbow Park neighborhood, in the southwest quadrant of Calgary, is one of the city's oldest and wealthiest communities, home to many executives of the oil and gas companies in the area, Mr. Plintz said.
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He learned at the elbow of Ellis Marsalis, New Orleans's great bebop patriarch, and for nearly 25 years he's been a member of the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, led by Mr. Marsalis's son Wynton.
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That's, in order: (a) out-of-nowhere baseline help as a last resort; (b) baseline help after corralling a pick and roll ball-handler in the dead zone near the elbow; (c) a straight-up block of a ball-handler trying to get off a floater while Whiteside backs off to his man rolling down the lane; and (d) a recovery block on his own man after not getting back to the boards in time because he was handling another pick and roll near the elbow.
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At one point he was able to draw the elbow out of McGregor and immediately linked his hands between McGregor's legs, hitting Randy Couture's favorite pick up at the crotch and kicking out McGregor's other leg.
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This wasn't frivolous glamour though, but a dark take on the decadence of the time; models wore milky gray contact lenses, dark shadow in the corners of their eyes, and rubber gloves reaching beyond the elbow.
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Both benches were warned in the first inning by plate umpire Jeff Nelson when Colorado's Charlie Blackmon, the second batter of the game, was grazed on the elbow by a pitch from Cubs starter Jon Lester.
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Along its journey, the elbow fragment will be temporarily reunited with a piece of Becket's skull — normally kept at Stonyhurst College in northern England — before stopping at Rochester Cathedral on Friday and Canterbury Cathedral on Saturday.
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"I've gotten very good at following the fingers to the hands to the wrist to the elbow until I can see who it is and then smash them in the face with my microphone," she says.
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Eovaldi (9-8) had Tommy John surgery during his junior year at Alvin High School in Texas, and he was shut down for most of the final month of last season with inflammation in the elbow.
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He smiled and bent his arm at the elbow, pumping the muscle up, and I let my other hand join the first, linking my fingers around his arm to take in the full span of it.
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Haas fell on the elbow midway through the second half while going for a rebound, He remained in the game but X-rays revealed after the contest a fracture in his elbow that will require surgery.
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He injured the elbow in October while making a throw from left field after a ball bounced off Fenway Park's Green Monster during Game 2 of the Yankees' American League division series against the Red Sox.
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In the first clip from a Blazers-Denver Nuggets game, Stotts sets up a curl screen at the elbow that catches Emmanuel Mudiay trailing Damian Lillard, who gets a wide open layup to tie the score.
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Sometimes he'll throw what looks like a straight punch, extending at the elbow, but where Haislet's inside right has the counter-fighter's elbow tight to the ribs, Choi's elbow will be the highest point on his body.
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It was seen as protocol-breaking, as royals tend to dress fairly conservatively for the event; her sister-in-law Kate Middleton, for example, has only worn sleeves past the elbow for her Trooping the Colour appearances.
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The Navy is more lenient than the Marines about tattoo locations -- it allows sailors to have neck tattoos, full sleeve tattoos and does not restrict the size or amount of body art below the elbow or knee.
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In their latest study, just published in Frontiers in Bioengineering and Biotechnology, Dr Jarrassé and Dr Graaf stuck six electrodes onto the arm stumps of two volunteer amputees who had each lost that limb above the elbow.
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" After the race Cavendish, wearing a sling, said: "I get on with Peter well... if he came across it's one thing, but the elbow... I'm not a fan of him putting his elbow in me like that.
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According to police, Mansour went into the restaurant to get a club and then came outside and proceeded to strike the victim in the left arm at the elbow once and his back multiple times, WMBF reported.
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Pounding the body and head with either hand, tripling up on punches until opponents adjusted, looking for the overhook and turning the opponent by the elbow if they denied it, taking small angles constantly with side steps.
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Here's a nifty end-of-quarter action where Millsap fakes like he's going to set a high screen for Murray, then darts back to the elbow and picks T.J. McConnell off a bit lower on the floor.
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As she made her way through the elbow-to-elbow throngs, Maria Helana Lima, 49, a house cleaner, said she had initially shared the skepticism of friends who viewed the Games as a colossal waste of money.
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So even though there's no sensor saying the elbow isn't bending backwards or the knee's torqued in some weird way, the system can infer that's not the case because its simulation of the body doesn't permit it.
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So I think having something that's a gesture, the elbow is certainly, I think, the safer thing than the fist bump, just having that momentary contact with an area that's not gonna go anywhere near your face.
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But here was something totally different: Mr. Tester hammering away inside the elbow of a broken grain auger, climbing skyward and then balancing himself atop a grain storage bin, bantering with his wife and farming partner, Sharla.
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In her bright, white Christian Dior pantsuit, with her perfectly coiffed hair and bronzed skin, Melania Trump accepted the gesture with a smile, raising her right arm and bending it at the elbow for a short wave.
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Their bigs still drop back near the elbow when defending a pick-and-roll, and once more they're forcing opponents into a ton of long twos while holding them to league-low shooting percentage at the rim.
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The Mets initially hoped Wheeler would be able to pitch in the majors by midseason, but his recovery was delayed first by minor surgery to remove an undissolved stitch and then by sensory nerve irritation in the elbow.
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To his credit Djokovic, who again wore a compression sleeve on his playing arm to protect the elbow that forced him off Tour last year and was clearly causing discomfort, fought tenaciously like the great champion he is.
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The top-of-the-line system includes two chips on a compression sleeve that slides over a pitcher's arm: a master sensor with a blue dot over the elbow and another with a red dot over the biceps.
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The driver of the last remaining American vehicle was shot in the elbow and the team leader, who was riding in the bed of the pickup truck, was also hit by enemy fire, falling out of the vehicle.
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Fighters can also be disqualified for downward strikes with the point of the elbow, kneeing or kicking a downed opponent's head, "spiking" an opponent to the floor on the head or neck and heel kicks to the kidney.
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It seemed as though Edwards had it down to muscle memory because even late in the fight when he conceded a takedown, the moment that Edwards got up he was looking to land the elbow on the break.
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Enthusiasm was high for Colorado on Monday when they started the series with a half-game lead over the Dodgers, but between the consecutive losses, and the elbow injury to Story, everything has gone against them thus far.
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Ureña was ejected, the benches of both teams briefly emptied onto the field, and Acuña eventually left the game for an evaluation of his arm, with the team announcing later that X-rays of the elbow were negative.
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Streams of wool and knit bumped up against each other in swingy dresses; prints were fractured geometries; sleeves belled out just a bit below the elbow; and it added up to more than the sum of its parts.
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Ex-Brewer Khris Davis, acquired from Milwaukee in the offseason, leads the Athletics in homers (211) and RBIs (22) but had to exit Sunday's game with an issue related to getting plunked on the elbow a day earlier.
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It never would have occurred to anyone then — even the Clintons — that President Obama would be the one to brush away any aversions and objections, take us by the elbow, and firmly steer us back to Clinton Inc.
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Aikido legend, Gozo Shioda describes the technique in two movements: turning the wrist over and to the outside so that the elbow is bent inwards, and 'cutting down and over' with the other hand in order to unbalance him.
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She wrote that Ryland is "on a breathing tube looking to make it but [it's] going to be a long journey," and that he was shot once in the elbow, twice in the stomach and twice in the leg.
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It technically can help flex our forearm at the elbow and hand at the wrist, but it is so puny—most times it is just a thin ribbon of tendon—that its contribution to these actions must be negligible.
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HOUSTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - All it took was a pair of bolt cutters and the elbow grease of a few climate activists to carry out an audacious act of sabotage on North America's massive oil and gas pipeline system.
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Most notably, a fighter reaching with both hands can be tied up in a stalemate if his opponent does the same, and then the man who is quicker to turn over the elbow can make his opponent's life hell.
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There are a few reasons for the enduring popularity of the elbow heard 'round the fashion world (and yes, over a week of attention does count as enduring for a hot take cycle): First of all, it is intriguing.
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Dr. Howell said a leading theory is that the elbow fragment was taken to Hungary by Bishop Lukacs Banfi, who had studied with Becket in Paris, and who was helped by Margaret of France, Henry II's daughter-in-law.
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Schroeder caught fire in the third quarter with seven straight points — the last three coming on a 210-pointer from the elbow — to turn a 213-221 deficit into a 252-246 Hawks lead at the 173:217 mark.
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He returned for last month's Australian Open with a revamped, abbreviated service motion designed to relieve pressure on the elbow and showed flashes of fine form before eventually losing in straight sets to Hyeon Chung in the fourth round.
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The classic Ali clinch was on full display as Ali's left hand hung on the back of Foreman's neck with the elbow tight to his side, while his right hand cupped over Foreman's left biceps and squeezed his triceps.
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And, since Jon Jones recently came into the office and taught our own Lucas the art of the elbow strike ... we thought it would be a good idea to see if he could test out his skills on Dom!
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Mr. Flynn has appeared repeatedly on RT's news programs and in December 2015 was paid by the network to give a speech in Russia and attend its lavish anniversary party, where he sat at the elbow of Mr. Putin.
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Here is the game-winning goal by Hornqvist You can see on the replay how he managed to get the puck into the net despite shooting from behind the goal line, bouncing it in off the elbow of Rinne.
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Moicano's right hand was rarely off of the line of Kattar's jab, but when it was, Kattar's jab would come like clockwork and Moicano would immediately slip to the elbow side of it and return with a counter right hand.
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At a commander's discretion, soldiers can now roll up their sleeves, with few restrictions other than the camouflage pattern on uniforms must be facing out and they must be rolled neatly to no higher than three inches above the elbow.
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Aguilar, who uses Lego pieces provided by a friend, proudly displayed a red-and-yellow, fully functional robotic arm built when he was 18, bending it in the elbow joint and flexing the grabber as the electric motor inside whirred.
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Earlier this season, one of Philadelphia's favorite end-of-quarter actions began with Redick creeping up from the baseline to set a ball screen for Simmons at the elbow, ideally forging a path for him to rumble downhill into the paint.
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Silva broke from Akebona's bear-like grip in the clinch to secure the right arm of Akebono's, beginning the kimura before taking the fight to the floor to twist and contort the elbow and shoulder joints to force the submission victory.
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"It's a cast in bronze of my right arm from the elbow to the hand, which we are shocked that have details of all the little creases in my arm and the two rings on my fingers," P-Orridge explains.
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The Knicks don't re-screen to get their guards going downhill and most of their bigs are perfectly fine popping just above the elbow, catching a pass, and doing the defense a favor by taking the first open look they have.
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Signature moves included cuffing your shirt at the elbow or tucking in your tee with just one hand (and slightly off-center); wearing your button-ups with big costume jewelry; turning up the collar of your blazer to expose its lining.
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Thibs will have Towns force pick-and-rolls in that pocket of space near the elbow, then scurry back to his own man or help out at the rim in time to contest whatever shot results from the subsequent ball movement.
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In pugilistic times this was called a "bar" of the right hand, but it is also called a "leverage guard": by straightening the arm over the opponent's shoulder, the opponent's punch can be obstructed and muffled at the elbow and shoulder.
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While an MRI might reveal something wrong with the UCL, it would not always reveal the severity of that problem, meaning that surgery would be required and doctors like Dugas would have no choice but to completely reconstruct the elbow.
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One-on-one, Harrison Barnes will be overmatched against James in the post; James can match or exceed Barnes' quickness on the block or at the elbow, and he has about 30 pounds of muscle on the Golden State swingman.
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AMSTERDAM — A painting by Marlene Dumas of her pregnant daughter Helena — her belly wide and full, her hands raised at the elbow, her feet splayed — stood nearly 10 feet tall in the South African artist's studio here two weeks ago.
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Djokovic also downed 2019 U.S. Open runner-up Daniil Medvedev, former Wimbledon finalist Kevin Anderson and rising stars Denis Shapovalov and Christian Garin at the tournament, showing no signs of the elbow issues that resurfaced at the end of last season.
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LHP David Price, scheduled to start against the Kansas City Royals on Friday night, was placed on the 10-day disabled list with a recurrence of the elbow problem that KO'd him for the first two month of the season.
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Djokovic, 30, said at Wimbledon that the elbow had bothered him to varying degrees over the past year and a half, which may be the simplest explanation for his slide from the dominant perch he previously occupied in men's tennis.
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His mother, Joy (whose name is tattooed on his right forearm, near the elbow), cleaned houses, took in ironing and ran a costume-rental shop, where young Jamie would sneak in to dress up as the children's cartoon character Rainbow Brite.
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Less constricting and easiest to undo, according to the website Real Men Real Style, is the "master roll": pull the sleeve end to the elbow, keep it in place with a finger under the fabric and cup it around the cuff.
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A few weeks ago a fourth title on the All England Club lawns looked extremely unlikely but Djokovic, who crushed world number five Grigor Dimitrov on Thursday, has his old zip back after the elbow surgery he had in February.
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The two teams took a 0-0 tie late into the third period when a wide shot bounced off the back of the net and Hornqvist then banked in a shot from behind the net off the elbow of Pekka Rinne.
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Harris went for the unorthodox head and arm clinch to keep Ferguson tight to him, unorthodox because it completely exposes the elbow to being walked up into an arm triangle choke or to set up attacks from a high mount.
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Now, with Nowitzki still at the elbow and Rick Carlisle still on the sideline and an annual influx of whichever castoffs and weirdos the league sees fit to shuttle their way, the Mavericks are the team that cannot be bad.
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Ryland continues to receive medical treatments after he was shot once in the elbow, twice in the stomach and twice in the leg by a gunman who opened fire at First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs, where his family members were regular parishioners.
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Wearing a compression sleeve on his serving arm, Djokovic showed no signs of the elbow trouble that curtailed his 2017 campaign as he swung freely to amass 33 winners during the one hour and 51 minute romp at a sunbathed Margaret Court Arena.
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At a large table littered with sketches, laptops, beverages, and half-eaten snacks, three makers discuss how to construct a new prosthetic for Jordan Reeves, an 11-year-old who was born with limb difference (her left arm ends at the elbow).
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"A month ago I didn't know if I was going to come to Australia or not because the elbow was still not prepared for this level of competition," Djokovic, playing his first match since Wimbledon last year, said in an on-court interview.
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The right-hander Chad Green, who left his start on Friday with pain in his right elbow, had a magnetic resonance imaging test on Saturday that revealed he had a sprained ulnar collateral ligament and a strained flexor tendon in the elbow.
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The urge to minimize shaking hands has led to lots of proposed alternatives, most notably the elbow bump, as demonstrated in this official UN TikTok video: Instead of doing the classic handshake try these alternatives to help prevent the spread of coronavirus.
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Interpretations of the raffish look made for colorful accents at Telfar; they were rendered sporty at Norma Kamali, the designer teaming them with streamlined athletic looks; and at Gypsy Sport, they took on a brooding tone, laced corset-like clear to the elbow.
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They announced during Monday's game that Matz had been found to have irritation of the ulnar nerve in the elbow after a magnetic resonance imaging examination and a CT scan earlier in the day at the Hospital for Special Surgery in Manhattan.
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Apart from the paid speech in Moscow — a trip during which he was photographed dining at the elbow of President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia — there are questions about conversations he had last year with the Russian ambassador to the United States.
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Lugo said that he had felt the elbow pain early last season in the minor leagues and that it had later disappeared, but that it had been worse than it is now and perhaps had represented the start of the current ligament tear.
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A Thursday MRI showed progress in the UCL since Ohtani received stem-cell and platelet-rich plasma injections in the elbow on June 353, the day before he was placed on the disabled list with a Grade 2 sprain of the ligament.
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According to a new search warrant, obtained by TMZ, the day after Nipsey was murdered in front of The Marathon Clothing store, 2 people were shot during the evening vigil -- one person in the elbow and another in the lower back/buttocks.
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Segall also got a large Hindi tattoo with the iconic line "Apna time aayega" ("My time will come") from Gully Boy, the film that catapulted their channel to fame, across the inside of his left arm all the way from the wrist to the elbow.
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Andrew Jackson of the University of Newcastle thinks that recording activity by ensembles of neurons, of the sort that gets picked up by electrocorticography arrays, can be used to decode relatively simple movement signals, like an intention to grasp something or to extend the elbow.
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He started one game this season, lasting 4 1/3 innings, before the elbow tightened up ... The Angels sent RHP Alex Meyer, who was called up from Triple-A Salt Lake to start Friday's 8-7, 13-inning loss, back down to the minors.
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One arm's hand holds my plate of food while the other slaps at the trailing cats — a black tom; a kitten missing an eye; another, half a tail — and then both arms lurch forward; they bend at the elbow, straighten themselves, propelled like snakes.
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He told reporters earlier this week he has had some numbness in his throwing arm, but the injury is not related to the elbow injury he sustained in the season opener, which caused issues with numbness and grip in his throwing hand for several weeks.
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Mr. Krause, whose son took the elbow to the head, said some youth soccer teams have reputations for being more aggressive and more likely to jostle and foul, but even after complaining to officials, there's little that can be done to curb the behavior.
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Carroll tied the game at 23 on a 210-pointer from the elbow with 23 seconds remaining, but Oladipo drove hard to the basket and drew a foul on the ensuing possession, converting a pair of free-throws to put the Pacers up 121-119.
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His vision from the elbow is a critical tool whenever defenders (illogically) crowd up on him, and even though he hasn't been the most efficient post scorer in a Celtics uniform, Monroe is enough of a threat against single coverage to momentarily distract help defenders.
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If Pug Henry seemed to show up, unaccountably, at the elbow of every great leader in the war at one historic turning point after another, Mr. Wouk's breathtaking narrative pace, skillful stage management and flair for wide-screen spectacle tended to drown out the criticism.
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But after Wednesday's start, he noted that Tommy John surgery, the elbow operation that Harvey underwent in 2013, has become so widespread that pitchers who undergo it know they have a chance to return to just about who they were before they were hurt.
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He won the Tata Open Maharashtra in Pune, India, in January, but, after losing in the second round of the Australian Open, Anderson pulled out of three spring hardcourt tournaments and the entire clay-court swing, including the French Open, because of the elbow.
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Durant danced around the elbow and scored 15 points one quarter, and then he didn't touch the ball for five minutes in the next one; Westbrook shot flames out of his heels and either rammed the ball through the rim or chucked it into the third row.
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Quote of the day: "When you tell a 22-year-old to 'turn off the phone, don't ruin the movie,' they hear 'please cut off your left arm above the elbow'" Adam Aron, CEO of AMC Entertainment, entertaining the possibility of phone-friendly movie theaters for millennials.
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At first they were not sturdy and batsmen took unpleasant shocks to the elbow (causing one maker of bats in England to brand his as "Nonjar"), but gradually the quality improved and now cricket bats made in Sialkot are probably as good as those made elsewhere.
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Ruby's feet aren't in sync with theirs — she's a little kid, after all, just walking to school — but if you look closely you can see that her right arm is, like theirs, bent slightly at the elbow, her right hand curled, like theirs, into a loose fist.
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Our hospital was full of strangers in turquoise T-shirts, called Epic Superusers, who provided "at the elbow support" for the staff, there to usher in the "death of the legacy system" (as the administrators' emails put it) and the birth of a new, well, epoch.
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Harrison's compositions frequently got the elbow — "Not Guilty" was recorded for the White Album but was ultimately left off the final track listing (more on that later), while "Sour Milk Sea" was never attempted in the studio and offered up to Apple Records artist Jackie Lomax.
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The 130-136llb daddy of the elbow made a big impact in a fight packed year, with a jaw-shattering knock out of Petpanomrung in September, and grueling points victories against the hard-punching Yodlekpet and Saen (a March clinch fest of elbows, knees and sweeps).
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Watkins, and other biomechanics experts I interviewed, said the key to the long-term success of fusion surgery is faithfully executing exercises aimed at strengthening, and straightening, the body's kinetic chain, a system so interconnected that pain in the elbow can lead to back or neck injuries.
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He said seven teams would have netting that extended even farther, all the way to the foul poles, and 15 teams are expanding their netting generally past what he called the elbow in the outfield, where the stands angle away from the field of play each side.
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The current world number two, 29, recently threw down for one of beachfront tower Eighty Seven Park's 70 residences, and his new pad has more than enough amenities to nurse him back to health following the elbow injury that kept him from competing in this year's Miami Open.
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He skidded to stops at the elbow for midrange jumpers, backed down Patrick Beverley and canned fadeaways over him, and repeatedly did that thing where in one frame he's dribbling at the perimeter and in the next he's at the rim and high in the air, depositing a layup.
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The custom chiffon dress designed by Vera Wang features a sheer crew neck top which goes down into two pleated V-shaped panels, a full skirt, a long train, and, of course, the same sheer cold-shoulder sleeve bunched up just above the elbow and at her wrists.
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There are other ways to mitigate the danger of squaring up for the right hand (weaving out, clinching, pushing away, ducking in on the hips, reverse shoulder rolling or folding behind the elbow, and on and on) but closing the door is the neatest and most pro-active.
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The stressor was called a "the cold pressor test"— people were asked to keep their hand up to the elbow in an ice bath for three minutes "while being observed at a close distance by an unexpressive experimenter wearing a white laboratory coat recording time," the paper says.
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One of Dr. Wergin's patients, Gene Filbert, 64, had been taking 240 short-acting hydrocodones a month, or about eight a day, to keep at bay the pounding pain that has resisted five surgeries for the elbow and wrist he smashed in a fall while installing a telephone line.
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It had to do with a fluid hourglass silhouette constructed from long-sleeved, handkerchief-hemmed, organic bamboo jersey dresses; or cotton shirting caught at the waist by a leather breastplate or a shirred nylon overlay, echoed at the elbow; and a Klimtian palette of cream, black and gold.
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To reliably knock down a pull-up at the elbow is nice and opens up so many different options once defenses alter their strategy to slow it down, but for Rubio, the unparalleled vision still stands out as something beautiful enough to spark a "passing is cool again!" renaissance.
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It'd be unfair and inaccurate to call these actions a last resort—Horford is as calming a presence as any in the league—but having him function as a roll man or valuable facilitator at the elbow was more ideal in an offense that aspires to involve everyone.
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Their improved play was summed up nicely by one sequence of the fourth quarter, when Nick Young set a screen for Stephen Curry away from the ball, and Green — back at the elbow, where he makes his millions — located Curry in the corner for a 3-pointer: Swish.
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In an exchange of testy postings on my Facebook page on Wednesday, Rosen — as close to a Jackson spokesman as there is — said that Jackson was supremely confident that Anthony would thrive, as Jordan and Bryant had, in the preferred isolation areas of the triangle, around the elbow.
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But then came a sharp drop-off in his performance — in a loss to the Yankees in his last start, Matz fell to 2-7 with a 6.08 E.R.A. But Matz said he did not want to speculate that the elbow issue had contributed to his poor performance.
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But on the morning Miller's arm was going to be amputated, just below the elbow, a dozen friends and family members packed into a 236-foot-long corridor between the burn unit and the elevator, just to catch a glimpse of him as he was rolled to surgery.
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The bassist Luques Curtis, 33 — who, along with his brother, Zaccai, recently released "Syzygy," a strong album of Latin jazz fusions — learned at the elbow of mentors like Andy González (a nominee in the Latin jazz category this year), while also studying straight-ahead jazz at a conservatory.
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When viewed next to each other, Diebenkorn's paintings looked more expansive — but not more powerful — than those of the Frenchman, as if painted from the shoulder or torso, while Matisse's, with their (often more subtly) rich and varied surfaces, looked like they were painted from the elbow or wrist.
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Making the dough tonight will give you incredible pizzas tomorrow or, in truth, on Sunday; our dough recipe, learned at the elbow of the pizza shaman Anthony Falco of Roberta's in Brooklyn, holds well in the fridge for a day or so, taking on a terrific tang while it proofs.
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A feminine variant was to wear the curling receiver cord Sashed across your waist, over the elbow, up the arm So the curls were stretched long, the receiver Tight-tucked in the neck hollow and pinned to its job— To speak and to hear, companion of both mouth and ear.
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You know the kind: Kawhi Leonard curling around the elbow and exploding to the rim, Draymond Green slipping a screen and then finding an open shooter in the corner, Kevin Durant with a single jab-step-and-go, Paul Millsap going from cutter to screener to cutter in a heartbeat.
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In Detroit, Redick set a down screen at the elbow, and then sprinted to the opposite wing, drifted to the corner, caught, faked, rhythm-dribbled, and hopped into a three that sent the game to overtime; in the extra frame, he punched another triple that put the team up for good.
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But this idea was largely met with disapproval from audiences, and Aron's condescending description of young people didn't help matters: "When you tell a 22-year-old to turn off the phone, don't ruin the movie, they hear 'please cut off your left arm above the elbow,'" Aron told Variety.
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Her limbs were spread out like a starfish, with her legs bent at the knee as if she were a teenager reading on her stomach on her bed and her arms bent at the elbow so that had she been upright, they would have made the shape of a cactus.
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In less abstracted terms, Jokic is shooting 51-36-81 from the field and playing with ferocity and efficiency on both ends—facilitating offense from the elbow, boarding like a madman, blocking shots, snagging steals, and generally looking incredibly scary (in more ways than one) whenever he's on the court.
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Even though he was in the hands of one of the nation's best doctors for the ailment, Harvey admitted that his recovery involved more unknowns than his recuperation from the elbow operation that he had in 24 — Tommy John surgery, which has a more established track record in the sport.
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In addition to making the speech on that trip — for which he received the $45,000 fee from RT, formerly known as Russia Today, a Kremlin-backed news network — Mr. Flynn attended the network's lavish anniversary dinner and was photographed sitting at the elbow of President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia.
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In 2011, the designer Phillip Lim built his dream kitchen in his SoHo home: With the help of the architect Joe Nix, he installed a marble island, concrete pendant lighting from Aplomb and cabinets that open with just a tap of the elbow, ideal for when your hands are covered in sauce.
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So there's a lot of defending and applying armbars like this one: But clearly this can't be exclusively for self defense because Pantazi deals with classical gi grips in the stand up and shows that one pressure point behind the elbow that every kyusho master falls back on constantly because it actually hurts a little.
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Rick Scott urged areas along a long stretch of the coast centered on the so-called Big Bend — the elbow where the state's peninsula meets the Panhandle — to lay in food and water and make sure they had shelter ahead of the "life-threatening" hurricane — the first for the state since Wilma 9 years ago.
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"The monsoon forecast is reassuring given all southern states in India are seeing a water crisis ... A good, well-distributed monsoon will keep food inflation risk on the lower side and give RBI the elbow room to ignite growth by keeping liquidity accommodative," said Rupa Rrege Nitsure, group chief economist at L&T Finance Holdings.
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But apart from a concealed, unsightly jump shot—which has actually popped up a little more lately, in the form of running fadeaways and step-backs around the elbow, like the boogeyman deciding to show its face in daylight—the next step in this 21-year-old's evolution should be the development of a Grade A post game.
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There are also a lot of ways that the opponent can be made to miss if he responds with the predictable right hand to the head: the drawing fighter can slip to the elbow side, drop below the punch, or lean back to the inside and "cross" the right hand with his left hook over the top.
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While Duran generally preferred to work the body on these counter-counters because he was often stepping in on his opponent as they jabbed, the technique occasionally played into his most powerful counter: slipping to the elbow side of the opponent's jab and following their left hand back to their head with his own right straight.
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Dabbing—which Know Your Meme helpfully defines as "a hip-hop dance that involves dropping one's head with one arm raised and resting the face inside of the elbow of the other arm, which essentially resembles the gesture of a polite attempt at muffling a loud sneeze"—was at that point quite popular throughout the United States and elsewhere.
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You're always playing at somewhat less than 7763 percent, and it was fun having someone to relate to that — you get hit with a pitch in the hand, you get hit with a pitch in the elbow, you don't have feeling in your fingers when you throw a baseball, and somehow you figure out how to get through that.
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Instead of holding his books in his hand, he may now opt to carry them in an internationally ubiquitous Michael Kors knockoff (being a young gay is much more expensive than it used to be), reminding himself to hold the strap in his hand, letting it hang, rather than dangle from the elbow fold in his upwardly bent arm.
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Then on Friday afternoon, hours before a 22015-5 win over the Seattle Mariners, the Mets welcomed back second baseman Neil Walker after six weeks away with a partial torn left hamstring and then sent infielder T.J. Rivera to the disabled list with a partial torn ulnar collateral ligament in the elbow of his throwing arm.
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All the classic Kyokushin looks are there—the sankaku-geri or "triangle kick," a front kick that arcs up on a diagonal under the elbow: The question mark kick, Brazilian kick, or mach mawashi-geri, is a feature in all of his bouts, though it only actually works for him because he sets it up so well with body kicks.
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Simply placing the elbow out in Dos Anjos' path would pretty much guarantee a cut over a few rounds, but if Alvarez can begin to time full elbow strikes or short right hands inside of Dos Anjos' reliable wide left (which could be drawn fairly reliably by circling towards it) he could perhaps begin to put the hurt on the champ.
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In addition to the tour of the emergency operations center, the vice president was scheduled to take part in a roundtable discussion and a press briefing with Inslee before departing for the return flight to Washington, D.C. Inslee had been using the elbow bump greeting, urging citizens to "take care of your elbows" earlier in the day, according to local reporters.
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In her strongest show in seasons, she walked a fine line between the masculine and feminine, fragility and power, layering strictly tailored jackets and slouchy trousers in houndstooth, tartan and gray flannel over and under flyaway chiffons and sheer buttoned-shirting, all worn with gauntlet-like over-the-elbow leather gloves and wedge-heeled knee-high leather boots for protective cover.
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