Say every new wound is still a regular old wound.
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Manuka honey and wound healing Honey has ideal wound dressing properties, and there have been numerous studies looking at the efficacy of manuka as a wound dressing.
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The boy's body had a gunshot wound to the head, a bullet graze wound to his right upper back, and a superficial wound to the right forearm.
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Which should be used first with an extremity wound, a tourniquet or wound packing?
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The boy's body had a gunshot wound to the head, a bullet graze wound to his right upper back, and a superficial wound to the right forearm, documents said.
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One victim had a stab wound to the neck in addition to the gunshot wound.
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She is, as therapists say, having difficulty looking at the wound without becoming the wound.
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He sustained a shrapnel wound in the stomach and a bullet wound in the arm.
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It can also be the result of trauma, such as a knife wound or gunshot wound.
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A wound inflicted upon one member of our community is a wound inflicted upon us all.
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Then from Chattanooga they wound up in [Middlesboro], Kentucky, then from Kentucky they wound up outside Atlanta.
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The couple wound up investing in a multilevel marketing program that wound up being a pyramid scheme.
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"Alexis was our hero and it's a huge wound, an open gaping wound, in our family," she said.
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They arrived to find Demetrius Ford, 21, suffering from a gunshot wound to his buttocks and a graze wound to his chest and Shaquille Ford, 22, suffering from a gunshot wound to his face.
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The doctor's committee said one of the injured suffered a gunshot wound and another had a rubber bullet wound.
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Mr. Collins was struck twice, taking a gunshot wound to the arm and a graze wound to his head.
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The workers wound up savagely beating the protesters, and about 70 people wound up injured, including several police officers.
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On the straightaway toward the brown basin, the scenery changed to oil pipeline and derricks, whose axles wound and wound.
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As we try to address this pandemic, we will encounter wound after wound, raw and bloody, in our collective lives.
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The key to accelerated daytime wound healing, the scientists found, was that skin cells moved more rapidly to repair the wound and there was also more collagen – the main structural protein in skin – deposited around the wound site.
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There, he wound up in the intensive care unit, where doctors used nine staples to close the wound on his scalp.
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You'd have to have a wound on your thigh, and get that wound infected, to contract something off a toilet seat.
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He had found an entry wound for the bullet, but couldn't find the exit wound, and was concerned about internal injuries.
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Determining the cause of death was routine in this case, as all of the victims had bullet wound after bullet wound.
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After getting the neck wound under control, Bowen turned back to the casualty with the chest wound, who was bleeding out.
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But we put a belt on him, a tourniquet around his wound that was -- the staffer's wound that was in the calf.
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He says the girl went to a pharmacy where the pharmacist cleaned the wound and put some sort of medicine on the wound.
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"He had only one wound, but it affected his artery," he told the Jakarta Post of the deep wound near the DJ's elbow.
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The figure's wound is her own, but as we witness it, we realize traces of her wound are in me and in you.
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Upon arrival, officers discover a a 26-year- old female with a gunshot wound to the leg, a 34-year- old male with a gunshot wound to the chest and a 33-year-old male with a [fatal] gunshot wound to the stomach.
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While these products have their place on the chronic wound care spectrum as a first line of defense, they are not FDA approved for wound healing indications and often have little or no rigorous clinical data to back up their wound-healing claims.
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Maybe the late three was salt in the wound, but getting thumped in a Sweet 16 game is a pretty salty wound as is.
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Raul Reyes, UTMB spokesperson, said the woman had a gunshot wound to the leg and the boy had a gunshot wound to the leg.
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They put Neosporin on the wound because I had put Neosporin on pretty much every wound they'd ever had, no matter what it was.
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A third left an entrance wound surrounded by gunpowder stipple at the base of his skull and an exit wound in his left cheek.
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Slowly, agonizingly, this album moves from fresh wound to the beginnings of a scar, which in this context, is its own sort of wound.
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"When I saw his wound, I pulled down the pantleg to see the wound, I did not find an exit wound I knew he was in big trouble, because that meant it went up and I'd seen things like this in Iraq," Wenstrup told CNN.
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"THE WORLDS SMALLEST KNIFE WOUND…..OR?!?!" he captioned a close-up photo of his abdomen with what appears to be a small, circular red wound.
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Preliminary autopsy results show that the wife died of a gunshot wound to the head and her husband of a gunshot wound to the torso.
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"It's like you have a guy who has a gaping chest wound and you give him morphine instead of filling the chest wound," he said.
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Gloria Schmidt Rodriguez, an attorney representing the man, told CNN he suffered a gunshot wound to the abdomen and another wound to the buttocks area.
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"Abraham [Cardenas] suffered a stab wound to his back and a severe wound to his neck, causing his head to disengage from his body," Baxter said.
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One of its heads seemed to have a mortal wound, but its mortal wound was healed, and the whole earth marveled as they followed the beast.
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The girl's mother was holding her at the time and sustained a gunshot wound to her arm and a grazing wound to her head, police said.
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Wound botulism If the spores find their way into the body via a wound, especially a deep one, the low-oxygen environment will encourage their growth.
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"If you have an open wound or a fresh scar, the lotion and creams are good because they aid in the wound-healing process," Dr. Marmur says.
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Then after that what we wound up doing was to take these young people ... We wound up becoming the millennial site, but our core was investigative journalism.
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In this case, the collagen binds with other collagen in the skin, knitting the wound back together, which is exactly what doctors want when suturing a wound.
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It is unclear if he was killed by a self-inflicted gunshot wound or a gunshot wound he received while exchanging fire with the resident, Martin said.
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So, when honey is used as a wound dressing it draws moisture from the tissues, and this reacts to produce hydrogen peroxide, clearing the wound of infection.
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Within a few days, the wound became livid, and with a fishing knife cauterized in flame, he reopened the wound, to let the blood flow hotly again.
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Throughout the fight, Wallin targeted the wound -- and it took every drop of Vaseline in Nevada to keep the wound in check so Fury could continue fighting.
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Now I feel a little bit guilty for allowing it, but I have to say, it's like a wound that healed, or a wound that never was.
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Mr. Adamowicz's injuries included "a deep wound to the heart, a wound to diaphragm and other injuries of internal organs," doctors at Medical University of Gdansk said.
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"My first instinct was that the shoulder wound was an entry and the sternum was the exit wound," said Erica Reineke, associate professor of emergency and critical care.
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"Alexis was our hero and it's a huge wound, an open gaping wound, in our family," the actress, 58, tells PEOPLE while promoting her new film Born Guilty.
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It is unclear if he was killed by a self-inflicted gunshot wound or a gunshot wound he received while exchanging fire with the local resident, authorities said.
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Lugar wound up losing the primary to Indiana's arch-conservative state treasurer, Richard Mourdock—and as influential Republicans feared, the party wound up losing the seat to Democrats.
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Running through Brazilians, Sakuraba wound up in a rivalry with the first family of mixed martial arts, the Gracies, and wound up rattling off four wins against them.
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Dr. Gregory D. Reiber, who reviewed the autopsy for the county, said Dr. Bennet Omalu, who performed the independent autopsy, mistook one exit wound for an entrance wound.
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An autopsy found that while Colonel Beltrame had a gunshot wound in one arm and a foot, the lethal blow came from a knife wound in the neck.
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The Boca Raton police initially said on Twitter that the injured man had a gunshot wound, but in a subsequent statement said it was a "possible" gunshot wound.
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They must also be between the ages of 18 and 65 and have sustained a penetrative wound, like a gunshot or knife wound, that can be surgically repaired.
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It is unclear if the gunman was killed by a self-inflicted gunshot wound or a gunshot wound he received while exchanging fire with the local resident, Martin said.
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The soldier understands what we as a nation too often forget, that a wound inflicted upon a single member of our community is a wound inflicted upon us all.
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The soldier understands what we, as a nation, too often forget that a wound inflicted upon a single member of our community is a wound inflicted upon us all.
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" - Lia, 234 "Wound healed with gauze fused inside.
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The police department helped carry, I helped put pressure on the wound, the entrance and exit wound, and the police department, they all just grabbed his legs, grabbed his arms.
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He has a nose for every wound in the body politic and day after day he sticks a red-hot poker in one wound or another and rips it open.
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Mr. Frank, who suffered a head wound that required 39 staples to close, was able to fend off Mr. Thomas's knife with his arms, preventing a serious wound to his heart.
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We wound up with the secession of the successful, and in many parts of the country we wound up decimating the social trust that is actually a prerequisite for economic prosperity.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads I'm so wound.
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He had a chest wound and there was a .
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In a nearby alley they also found Breon Sims, 23, suffering from a gunshot wound to his lower hand and Marc Spivey, 53, suffering from a gunshot wound to his lower arm.
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It consists of long chains of amino-acids, the building blocks of all proteins, wound together in threesomes to form triple-helices that are then, in turn, wound together to make fibres.
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Authorities said a 34-year-old man was found at the scene suffering a gunshot wound to the leg and another man was located blocks away with a wound to his torso.
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Apart from its broad-spectrum antimicrobial activity, honey is also non-toxic to mammalian cells, helps to maintain a moist wound environment (which is beneficial for healing), has anti-inflammatory activity, reduces healing time and scarring, has a natural debriding action (which draws dead tissues, foreign bodies and dead immune cells from the wound) and also reduces wound odour.
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Her C-section wound opened due to coughing caused by the embolism, doctors found a large hematoma in her abdomen during surgery, and she wound up bedridden for six weeks after giving birth.
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Collins was taken to Brookdale University Hospital and Medical Center in Brooklyn, where he was in stable condition after sustaining a shoulder wound and a graze wound to the head, Stella told CNN.
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Asked if he felt at peace or if the memory of the death of his mother is still "a sort of wound that festers," he said: "I think probably a wound that festers."
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But beneath the cat's sweet smile lay an agonizing wound.
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Opening that wound again to let him in is terrifying.
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The couple are covered in shimmering gauze and wound together.
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Perez spun often, missed, and wound up against the cage.
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Three days later, it wound up on a news site.
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The wound feels fresh again, and the damage is done.
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Check out TONIC's guide to fixing an impaled object wound.
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As the weekend progressed, the severity of her wound escalated.
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Wisconsin wound up falling into the second or third tier.
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Luna drips pure adrenalin on the wound to cauterize it.
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Maze died of a single gunshot wound to her torso.
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His senior year wound down without any Division I fanfare.
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Lucrecia Martel: I don't see the past as a wound.
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An autopsy revealed Ryan Smith died from a gunshot wound.
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We hear someone fumbling with buttons, or something being wound.
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But they also wound up with their own princes charming.
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A third woman suffered a gunshot wound to the head.
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Her head wound, which required stitches, is also still healing.
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" "My first tattoo covers the stab wound on my chest.
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It is "a wound that never heals", Mr Hylton says.
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He has Cuban heritage but somehow wound up an evangelical.
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Then he started to drift, the wound started to weep.
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One is supposed to apply pressure to a deep wound.
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Time heals all wounds, but this wound ain't healed yet.
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He died from a single gunshot wound to the head.
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Each of them had suffered a gunshot wound, he said.
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Authorities found Ruiz with a gunshot wound to his chest.
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It took months for that wound to close for Avery.
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He also had an apparent stab wound to the chest.
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Houston wound up with a field goal on the drive.
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Within hours, I wound up with another free pizza code.
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Maybe you're a little more tightly wound around your coworkers.
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He, too, was unclear on how they wound up there.
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In other towns and villages the rescue operation wound down.
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Upon entering, they discovered Robison suffering from a gunshot wound.
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The worms typically enter an animal through an open wound.
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His hair was long enough to cover [the wound] though.
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In many ways, I was an exposed and raw wound.
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He was treated at a hospital for an arm wound.
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Instead, the client wound up spending, again, on eating out.
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Houston wound up winning three of four in the series.
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Laiki was wound up and merged with Bank of Cyprus.
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There was no way that she could survive her wound.
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And we know exactly where the missing heat wound up.
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Authorities say each person died from a single gunshot wound.
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They wound up attending Stanford University and Harvard Law School.
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He later tweeted that the wound required a dozen stitches.
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Consciously or not, people wound up getting their money's worth.
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Trump wound up calling off those tariffs in early June.
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Abdeslam had a minor leg wound, Van der Sypt announced.
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Apple's universal binary tools wound up being a huge success.
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Three of those walked batters wound up scoring for Toronto.
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I'm just wondering how the punk spirit wound up here.
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I wound up getting a job at Kleiner Perkins. Okay.
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Steve Scalise, who is currently recovering from a gunshot wound.
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Picking at a scar on her wrist -- a shrapnel wound.
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Jadon's wound dressings have to be changed twice a day.
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Keeping a wound clean is a real challenge up there.
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The wound has since festered, undermining trust between EU states.
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The search had wound up at many sites by Saturday.
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Have Metallica have been spying on Oozing Wound for inspiration?
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Who should Trump supporters listen to instead of Oozing Wound?
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It's an open wound and I don't see it healing.
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One of the animals had a fresh wound, WSVN said.
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That Fred Andrews (Luke Perry) doesn't survive that gunshot wound.
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Amazingly, the Republican Party wound up embracing this vision comprehensively.
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For a large wound to properly heal, it needs moisture.
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Perhaps fittingly, Wong wound up working in the tech industry.
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Spieth's body language deteriorated as the second round wound down.
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She wound up playing for 11 seasons, with one regret.
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Moral injury is a wound to the soul and psyche.
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He was hospitalized with a gunshot wound to the leg.
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Strange wound up losing a GOP primary to Roy Moore.
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Another young woman had a bullet wound to her jaw.
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Woodford's flagship equity income fund was wound up last month.
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Each died from a single gunshot wound to the neck.
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Many wound up in Atalissa, while others landed in Newberry.
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But he eventually embraced it and wound up racing Gov.
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Dr. Sahloul recalled treating a tailor with a head wound.
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Dark blood runs from a wound on his right side.
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We wound up doing a very big deal for him.
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They wound up attempting 40 free throws to Milwaukee's 17.
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Joey Logano finished seventh, and Keselowski wound up in 17th.
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And as a result they wound up losing their jobs.
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Nicolo saw one person with a gunshot wound, he said.
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Mississippi State wound up at 31.1 percent on the night.
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Each team wound up with as many turnovers as assists.
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Regulatory efforts in other cities have wound up in court.
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Eventually he wound up in the Los Angeles County Jail.
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It wound up at its highest price since early December.
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Have you had this wound on your foot checked out?
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As his career wound down, Mr. Parent's reputation paradoxically grew.
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The doctor is an orthopedic surgeon with a ribcage wound.
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Brown Forman wound down California Cooler in the early 1990s.
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I could get wound up but now I don't care.
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Caller: Press on the wound and do not look up.
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It's a memorial and an open wound all in one.
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It was dead from a puncture wound to the head.
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He wound up staying at Palantir for almost a decade.
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Massive crowds wound their way down Broadway for several hours.
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" I like Ms. Hall's conclusion better: "There is no wound.
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She wound up finishing second among women, behind Kim Merritt.
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I turned around, and he showed me his bullet wound.
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He concluded that the World Series ball was wound tighter.
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They also knew the insult's insidious psychological power to wound.
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It takes a team of surgeons to seal the wound.
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Mr. Harris suffered a head wound and a broken wrist.
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I wound up in a "quit or be fired" scenario.
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"They called in with a gunshot wound," Dr. Nichiporenko said.
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"It keeps the wound in my heart alive," she said.
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And the yaw can contribute to the larger exit wound.
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It has wound up in remote and otherwise pristine islands.
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They wound up not having much to worry about. Sens.
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This anger is more like an itch than a wound.
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Both deteriorated soon after and wound up in intensive care.
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As 250 wound down, though, Ms. Janko's relationship did, too.
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And being here, it feels almost like opening a wound.
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The physiotherapist was struck in the chest — a fatal wound.
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About 5 percent of it wound up on the seafloor.
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We wound up winning that game in the last minute.
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And Mickey wound up imitating the behaviors of that parent.
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Mr. Cohen's loss was a deep wound for the Mossad.
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The tape wound up on the nightly news last week.
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That was the wound I was sticking my finger into.
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After graduation, he wound up at Eastern University, near Philadelphia.
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And so it wound up selling to Amazon in 2010.
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The Spurs wound up winning that series in Game 7.
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A 9th Division medic applied a seal over the wound.
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Every single time, those words wound me to my core.
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Some shadow banks will fail and should be wound up.
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Iowa wound up going first and really enjoyed the attention.
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Siatta examined the wound and knew it needed medical attention.
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They wound up losing that series in an ugly sweep.
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The startup wound up filing for bankruptcy in early 2017.
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She ushers him to a chair to treat the wound.
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The Station program will be wound down globally this year.
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Mr. de Leeuw wound up living with his mother's sister.
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She remembers pressing towels to her father's grave stomach wound.
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Thomas, 34, died last Thursday from a single gunshot wound.
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What everyone wound up with on Wednesday night was nothing.
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The progress is healing the wound that the blow made.
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But then what happens when that program is wound down?
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Those tariffs are an open wound on the U.S. economy.
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Meanwhile, President Trump rubbed some salt in the diplomatic wound.
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Mahinmi wound up shooting 7 of 8 from the field.
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And grief is the process that will heal that wound.
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They wound up 12 of 27 from behind the arc.
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He was taken to the hospital with a gunshot wound.
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So perhaps this business can at best be wound down.
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Briseno's studs left a gaping wound in Santos' right leg.
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He wound up in a Russian prison camp as well.
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Both groups wound up with a dazzling collection of rings.
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"You're pretty wound up, I've got to say," Wallace said.
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She died from a single gunshot wound to the head.
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Words in this regard can literally wound a person. 3.
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But prevention of a gunshot wound is bettee than treatment85033.
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The boring egg photo wound up receiving more than 54!
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Judd wound up getting 41% -- more than 70,000 primary votes.
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Scalise suffered a single gunshot wound to his left hip.
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Damour: If the parent did nothing, that wound would heal.
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"It's a weapon designed to wound and mutilate," he said.
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That marriage wound up breaking up shortly after that period.
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Blue eventually wound up in a retraining center in Virginia.
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Abulu, the student, has a gaping wound in his neck.
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Then the wound was made to end the blood gush.
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The gunshot wound led to the loss of his leg.
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Snell wound up striking out 12 in six shutout innings.
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Once they were no longer needed, operations were wound down.
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As the conversation wound down, the subject turned to absolution.
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They found García with a bullet wound in his head.
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Apparently that wound has healed, 'cause Jane's ready to go.
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Negative pressure therapy involves the application of a wound dressing through which a vacuum is applied, with any wound and tissue fluid that is drawn away from the area being collected in a canister.
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He found that Mary was born Mary McGann and wound up marrying the similarly named George McGahan, and that both of her parents wound up buried in Calvary Cemetery in Queens, in unmarked graves.
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Court documents reportedly indicated Brewer died from a gunshot wound to the back of the head, and Fortuna died from a gunshot wound to the back of the head and two shots to the back.
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"It's if you choose to get a tattoo, do it safely, do it through a licensed place, and make sure you take care of the wound and treat it like any other wound," he said.
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They wound up taking a 5-3 lead in bizarre fashion in the sixth inning when, with Asdrubal Cabrera, Cespedes and Duda on base, T. J. Rivera's single to right wound up scoring three runs.
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Koinis was found dead from a single gunshot wound last September.
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Hillmann was taken to the hospital where doctors evaluated his wound.
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In the afterglow of that victory, the LRDC was wound up.
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Police arrived to find Jeremiah with a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
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Collier died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head.
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He wound up stopped 20 of the 22 shots he faced.
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Under Obama's watch Syria has turned into the world's suppurating wound.
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They lathered the gruesome wound with antibiotic ointment, and Divot survived.
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Watch TONIC's explainer on how to fix an impaled object wound.
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The gunshot wound also caused the dolphin's unborn calf to die.
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VICE: Walk me through how you wound up creating the Ripley.
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Necrotizing fasciitis is an infectious disease contracted via an infected wound.
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Holcomb moves Lorenzo's pants and underwear to reveal a bullet wound.
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But we're getting these little Band Aids on a hemorrhaging wound.
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Rask wound up with a 215 goals-against average and a .
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Hell, we are asking for people to even acknowledge the wound.
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"I had a flesh wound in the left shoulder," Bergen said.
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Moore didn't see the tightly-wound Beth as a villain, however.
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We're told it appears to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
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She still has shrapnel in her head from an old wound.
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I wound up touting the Trump narrative for over a decade.
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He had one gunshot wound in his back near his armpit.
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I protect this white band with my thumb like a wound.
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It took 12 staples at the hospital to close the wound.
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Then he looked on the other side for an exit wound.
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Korver made four 3-pointers and wound up with 18 points.
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These usually occur when bacteria enter and infect an open wound.
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She spent everything she had on booze, and wound up homeless.
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The wound became septic and the infection spread to her lungs.
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What wound up being more of a challenge than you expected?
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One is how and why Mr Baghdadi wound up in Idlib.
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They are a very temporary bandage to a self inflicted wound.
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She was found dead with a gunshot wound to her torso.
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Seattle wound up using six relievers, including reserve shortstop Andrew Romine.
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Now Washington regulators are rubbing a little salt into the wound.
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Leaving the Sleevey Wonders, we entered a section marked Wound Care.
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That has raised fears that Lava Jato could be wound down.
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The police wound up using a helicopter before finding Manziel safe.
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As a result, they wound up with an amateur-hour bill.
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Patents issued to Faraday Future wound up being used by LeSee.
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My guess is that Larry probably wound up in a dumpster.
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When officers arrived they discovered Keyaris Samuels with a gunshot wound.
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Cellulose is biocompatible and has been shown to promote wound healing.
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He thought little of it until he developed an infected wound.
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Leisfeth Ulsom passed him, and Petit wound up in second place.
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Smothered by Daenerys after magic failed to treat an infected wound.
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Tap your FSA for bandages, ointments and other wound care items.
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The young insects secrete antimicrobial compounds that keep the wound clean.
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"This is like an infected wound in world politics," Eliasson said.
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Similar logic explains why the Yankees wound up with Mr Stanton.
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That obviously didn't happen, as Rubio wound up in fifth place.
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Sheridan says she was not found to have a gunshot wound.
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Police have said she was not found with a gunshot wound.
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It wound up making her feel like she wasn't accomplishing anything.
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Kennard countered with a 26 as the shot clock wound down.
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No wound to point at to say, Look: I am hurt.
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He had a swollen leg and a wound at his temple.
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And I actually wound up running into issues in Canada anyway!
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When the anniversary comes along, it's like the wound is reopened.
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The fence wriggled around it, fingering the hole like a wound.
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These processes are similar to a wound-healing response, Montell said.
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He wound up allowing seven runs in 6 13/3 innings.
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Police said there was a single bullet wound to his head.
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The driver has his elbow resting on the wound down window.
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So, naturally, we wound up talking to a bunch of celebrities.
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Stubblefield survived, but her gunshot wound damaged much of her face.
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The home team wound up with a 43-39 rebounding advantage.
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It's all bandaids on a wound that's gushing billions of dollars.
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" Other teams wound up decoding the T-cell receptor genes. "Yeah.
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Where there was no wound, he managed to rub emotions raw.
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The doctors fear that the stab wound has lacerated my lung.
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Police said he died from an infection of the knee wound.
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For Memphis fans, the juxtaposition is salt for an open wound.
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Flanagan soon tired and wound up seventh, and Linden surged ahead.
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She died at the scene of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
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He knew it had something to do with an open wound.
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Lister takes carbolic acid, an antiseptic, and he cleans the wound.
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In hindsight the business probably ran a little too tightly wound.
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He had a massive wound on the back of his head.
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Hunn, 50, was also dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
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The Bulldogs wound up 6 of 19 from 3-point range.
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Social VR instead wound up being a parody of all that.
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Nearly two hours after it began, book club started wound down.
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Lombardo said Paddock likely died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
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Medical staff must attend to the exit wound daily, it says.
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Portland wound up with the ball on the game's final possession.
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He just wound up hitting in a spot nobody was at.
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Agents wound up completing their work in just a few days.
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But all of our clocks aren't wound exactly the same way.
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That's the trouble with pain: it's never just a flesh wound.
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She wound up slamming into a guardrail and breaking her vertebrae.
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He wound up getting more than 24 stitches, he told KUNC.
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I wound up touting the Trump narrative for over a decade.
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No amount of work we do can fully heal that wound.
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Steve Scalise (R-La.) in the hospital with a gunshot wound.
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Lehtonen wound up stopped 29 of the 230 shots he faced.
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The Mets wound up beating the San Diego Padres 4-3.
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Bourjos and Herrera scored, and Blanco wound up at third base.
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With his callous embassy move, Trump rubbed salt into this wound.
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She had a head wound and bruised wrists, suggesting a struggle.
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The second intifada was a deep wound that you cannot heal.
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Larry Hogan had tweeted that she died of a gunshot wound.
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He died of the wound three days after being sworn in.
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He wound up playing and scoring 24 points in 40 minutes.
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They clump together and a clot forms and seals the wound.
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Scalise nearly died after suffering a gunshot wound to his hip.
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Oh and also, another self inflicted wound, the Wall Street speeches.
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He wound up at St. Alban's College, an elite secondary school.
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He was found dead from a gunshot wound in July 1993.
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They wound up in a meeting with three US Bank executives.
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Police later found Lanza's mother, Nancy, dead from a gunshot wound.
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So not surprisingly, people were pretty wound up about my arrival.
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He applied pressure to her wound, knowing the situation was dire.
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Paddock died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound at the scene.
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He was later found dead with a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
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Mr. Crutcher died from a single gunshot wound to the chest.
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Fact and fiction are interminably wound up in Natalia Ginzburg's novels.
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Jazmine was slumped against the rear door with a head wound.
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It wound up being the worst nuclear disaster in US history.
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Just five senators wound up voting to expel him in 1926.
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The drug is administered during surgery, before the wound is sutured.
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We have as a consequence wound up with half her story.
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We have been bearing this open wound up to the present.
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Yet the timing wound up being ideal ahead of the qualifier.
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There was a huge wound on the back of his head.
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In all, we spent $28,694 and wound up with 48 cartridges.
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He wound up bouncing between relieving and starting, and he struggled.
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Is this a case where the wound was still too fresh?
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Upon arrival, police found Amy Fanion dead of a gunshot wound.
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Amy's death was initially investigated as a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
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After a time, another staffer ran in with a leg wound.
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He wound up charged with three runs in eight-plus innings.
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One officer was found with a gunshot wound to the head.
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Brice has a small wound on the side of his head.
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One of my sisters was a nurse and treated my wound.
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Mr. Kasich wound up in a tough fight for second place.
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He smokes inside and has a mysterious wound on his side.
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That's how couple of indie mainstays wound up in the Beyhive.
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Osha ends up lying on the floor, clutching a throat wound.
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And somehow, Armie Hammer wound up with a hot dog cannon.
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The Flyers wound up 0 for 4 on the power play.
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He wound up transferred to a new camp, three hours away.
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But that wound just makes him sick from time to time.
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She was later found dead by a self-inflicted gun wound.
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It's really cool to be so tightly wound up in that.
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"I wound up switching majors to avoid [my attacker]," she says.
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She creates tightly wound arpeggios that are just as quickly deconstructed.
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This story is a self-inflicted wound, and was entirely predictable.
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We'd shiver in the backseat as we wound up the hill.
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A number of S.A.S. men wound up being executed after capture.
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JR Smith wound up with the ball but charged toward halfcourt.
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Sanders' loss in Michigan is both a mathematical and psychological wound.
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Those Steelers wound up 8-8 and out of the playoffs.
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Mr. Harris, 323, suffered a head wound and a broken wrist.
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Mitchell applied a tourniquet, cutting off blood flow to the wound.
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The nature of his wound was the clock-cicada winding down.
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Hillary Clinton's loss to a cartoon misogynist left an enduring wound.
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He died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, the police said.
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Trying to remove a bullet can make the wound still worse.
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One patron wound up in the middle of the riders' order.
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In their 30s, the women wound up earning 9 percent less.
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He diverted their resources into Blaché Features, and Solax wound down.
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He wound up living with them during his high school years.
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It was J & J who wound up requesting a jury trial.
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How exactly the band wound up here is the relevant question.
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The police had determined that the bullet wound was self-inflicted.
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"It's nice with the flat-wound strings on it," he said.
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Deutsche wound up the unit nearly four years later, in 2016.
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Six planeloads of them wound up at Logan, Mr. Freni said.
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Those sybaritic thrills were a balm on a deep, historic wound.
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His partner used her fingers to put pressure on the wound.
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How can you have grieved somebody and have that wound reopened?
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She would end up with a graze wound requiring 123 staples.
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And let's pour some salt in that Nextel wound, shall we?
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Company: NanomedicTotal raised: $3 millionNanomedic is attempting to revolutionize wound care.
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Then they stumbled in September and wound up going 80-274.
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Trump wound up attending the climate meeting for about 15 minutes.
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But, honestly speaking, people are getting too wound up about it.
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She says the unfinished film remained "an open wound" for them.
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Perez finished the inning but wound up with a no-decision.
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All of these aggressions aside, I wound up making a friend.
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Golden State wound up with its 210th consecutive victory over Phoenix.
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The wound would heal, I knew, but a scar would remain.
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The Pirro wound was completely self-inflicted -- her attack against Rep.
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Fryberg dies of a self-inflicted gunshot wound at the scene.
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I should be able to stanch the wound, but I can't.
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They believe I'm old enough that the title can't possibly wound.
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So I wound up having a pretty good time, all told.
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It smarted like a wound, and the pain gave me clarity.
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Another remains hospitalized with a gun shot wound to the jaw.
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A wound may be seen as an attempt to form gills.
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Fairleigh recalled blood spilling out of his wound with every compression.
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"Every single time it happens, the wound doesn't heal," he said.
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After nine-plus years, Garrett wound up with a lot of .
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The wound of that abandonment informs everything Ramesh thinks about himself.
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He wound up recording a handful of demos, just for kicks.
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Oregon wound up tying Cal with 27 rebounds for the game.
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To some Trump administration critics, it was a self-inflicted wound.
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" And from 2017: "A Hate Crime, or a Wound from War?
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So I wound up getting into fights that I would lose.
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Ghost, you wound up playing the strong one in your family.
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She hit the floor, hard, and wound up dislocating her elbow.
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Those hundreds of roundups wound up swamping the Abu Ghraib prison.
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Investigators say Paddock died of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound.
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The end of a relationship can create a giant emotional wound.
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In any event it was a totally self-inflicted wound. Why?
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With political will, it is a wound that can be healed.
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It felt like a knife wound every time I saw it.
|
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S. trade agreement and global markets wound down for the year.
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For one, Lyft shares wound up rising less than 2475% Friday.
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Sometimes it feels like it's an open wound that won't heal.
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However, Hartford wound up with the final say in the half.
|
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The Sooners wound up scoring 211 points in the second half.
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He wound up playing, and he scored a first-period goal.
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Then, late last year, he wound up back in the news.
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He suffered a gunshot wound and died during surgery, Lehtio said.
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I think you would have wound up in the same place.
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He wound up in the gene therapy trial run by Bluebird.
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Little is known about how Boyd wound up in the foothills.
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"It's like opening a wound again," Mr. Llivicura said in Spanish.
|
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He was told to wash the wound with soap and water.
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I listen predominantly to Hodinkee Radio and The Worn & Wound Podcast.
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D'Souza wound up resigning his role as president of King's College.
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Mr. Rapp died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound in 1983.
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Betrayal cuts to the bone, but the wound can be healed.
|
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A nurse saw him shortly after midnight and cleaned his wound.
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Here, instead of pushing the body's clock backward it's wound forward.
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He wound up in county jail and then in rehab again.
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So I wound up doing the least salacious version I could.
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One large Tegaderm transparent plastic bandage is good for when a wound has to stay bone-dry (such as a larger burn), and a sheet of Steri-Strip adhesive wound closure strips hold closed gaping wounds.
|
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She wound up combining it with a Saint Patrick's Day celebration since the two fell on the same day, and it wound up being a lot of weird fun, but I felt really bad for her.
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Officers discovered one victim with a gunshot wound when they arrived and then found the shooter with what appeared to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound several minutes later, San Bruno Police Chief Ed Barberini said.
|
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"I don't believe these would be effective as an oral medication to treat a systemic infection, but they could be potentially useful in wound care—perhaps formulated as a wound rinse, hydrogel, or medicated bandage," she said.
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The next month, he was found dead from a single gunshot wound.
|
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You come in with a bleeding wound, that's the data point, right?
|
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Women tend to have a better chance of surviving a gunshot wound.
|
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Slamhood's first post on r/popping of her giant oozing foot wound.
|
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The whole trek allegedly wound up costing $1,635.93, which Bachman initially paid.
|
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The partnership between Toyota and Tesla has finally wound to an end.
|
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The images show the string in a wound, unwound, and rewound state.
|
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The agent, an experienced paramedic, treated his wound and radioed for help.
|
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Iwasaki died of a self-inflicted wound shortly after, according to police.
|
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But it ultimately had issues with overheating and wound up being forgettable.
|
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The 2130-year-old was treated for a graze wound on site.
|
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The patient was a teenage boy with a wound to the chest.
|
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How does that tie into the luxury product you wound up creating?
|
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First, doctors opened and cleaned the wound, and then Walton underwent surgery.
|
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Good wound care helps to prevent all forms of bacterial skin infection.
|
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"[Trump] really opened a large wound within the Muslim community," she said.
|
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A second one hit her left thigh and left a flesh wound.
|
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If bitten or scratched, wash the wound with warm soapy water immediately.
|
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Each tweet delivers a stinging flesh wound, rather than something more serious.
|
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The head wound had a partial muzzle imprint, according to the document.
|
|
Hyperbaric chambers treatment may also be used to speed up wound healing.
|
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Instead, he wound up landing a training camp invite with the Bighorns.
|
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But then as 2017 wound down, I started talking politics online again.
|
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Skylar suffered a skull fracture and 200 stitches to close the wound.
|
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"The bottom of his foot was a completely open wound," says Dolezal.
|
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The worst part is that this self-inflicted wound was completely avoidable.
|
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The couple, by the way, reportedly wound up renting a different apartment.
|
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Three pills of Effexor wound up costing me about a thousand dollars.
|
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About four weeks into this uneasiness, I wound up in a bookstore.
|
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Police said one woman was found dead of a self-inflicted wound.
|
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She washed the wound with water but didn't seek any other treatment.
|
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Jennair Gerardot was also found dead of gunshot wound in the home.
|
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"It is 43% a Band-Aid on a bullet wound," she said.
|
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Instead, Brooks put up a three as the shot clock wound down.
|
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"Is your goal to bankrupt, buy, or wound Gawker Media?" he wrote.
|
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But in this nation we guard the wound, pretend it isn't there.
|
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So in Vienna, a quarter of the population wound up being indexed.
|
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Needless to say, if Sanders wins this primary it will wound Mrs.
|
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Tate wound up 17 of 33 for 205 yards with two interceptions.
|
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Displayed a long scar on his lower back like a war wound.
|
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For months this wound sat small like a canker beneath our stacks.
|
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"Since then, there's been an open wound in society," Mr. Orozco said.
|
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He wound up 25 of 14 on the night from long distance.
|
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There is a scabbed wound where his right eye used to be.
|
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A thread—sometimes dental floss—is then wound tightly around the needle.
|
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He described the Paris agreement as a "self-inflicted major economic wound".
|
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His wife, Racquel, was hospitalized with a gunshot wound to the leg.
|
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She wound up finishing in 13th place — usually worth a $1,800 prize.
|
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Bullets can't wound Luke Cage, and knives can't cut his Black skin.
|
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Neither mentioned shooting her, though she died by a single gunshot wound.
|
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The man wound up spending a year in jail over the incident.
|
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The wound on my leg began to open and started to bleed.
|
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Indeed, despite having reservations about Facebook's business, they wound up backing it.
|
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Joshua, too, was found dead in a car with a gunshot wound.
|
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Inspect his wound, make sure his weapon is loaded, whatever it takes.
|
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When officers arrived, Lana Rae was found with a single gunshot wound.
|
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The mayor wound through the distillery, passing tables of amber-colored bottles.
|
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A few have been wound up by the xenophobia of political entrepreneurs.
|
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"It opened a wound that cannot be quickly healed," the Democrat said.
|
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"The stab wound in the neck is what killed her," he says.
|
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I wound up having a C-section when my daughter didn't descend.
|
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Like the doctor sucking out the blood from a patient's neck wound.
|
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Yes, Nic almost lost his arm after a puncture wound became infected.
|
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The episode seemed like the self-inflicted wound of Clinton's political career.
|
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He described his wound as a "deep tooth bite" on his foot.
|
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Maeve tells Hector about the wound in her abdomen that mysteriously disappeared.
|
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They wound up outshooting Wake Forest overall, 44.2 percent to 41.5 percent.
|
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They wound up with 256 passing yards versus only 228 rushing yards.
|
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Troops bandaged the wound and rushed him off in an armored vehicle.
|
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She needs 25 staples at a local hospital to close the wound.
|
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He died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound at an area hospital.
|
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I wound up selling it in a fire sale to Dow Jones.
|
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It's kind of like having an open wound — it's all out there.
|
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She was confined to a bed; thick bandages covered her fresh wound.
|
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Wellman and the woman wound up talking for more than four hours.
|
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So he has this huge wound that takes up half his chest.
|
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Replies to these texts wound up being posted to users' Facebook profiles.
|
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But it's also like putting a band-aid on a gaping wound.
|
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When Ordaz saw McFarland's wound, she was overcome by shock and froze.
|
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The most obvious of these also wound up being the most notable.
|
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I'm getting back to normal because I'm so wound up and tight.
|
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And what would you say if his body wound up getting burned?
|
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The wound was 6 inches deep and ended at the dolphin's skull.
|
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Officers found Mineo dead from a single gunshot wound to the forehead.
|
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"Suicide watch has wound up being an incredibly bleak environment," she said.
|
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When they arrived they found Lana Meisner with a single gunshot wound.
|
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He wound up yielding two runs on six hits in six innings.
|
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Over the years, Ronaldinho wound his way down a rocky footballing road.
|
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O'Neal died of a gunshot wound to the back, according to authorities.
|
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Charles Kushner wound up serving 14 months in a federal prison camp.
|
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"At the hospital, his head wound was stapled together," the lawsuit states.
|
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The American experiment will fail, the victim of a self-inflicted wound.
|
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Garner was taken to a hospital where she died from her wound.
|
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He's wound up, and his only release is to wind others up.
|
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Sales at its biggest unit, advanced wound care, fell about 12 percent.
|
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There's one constant here — to wound the ACA as badly as possible.
|
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Nevertheless, her being a no-show has deepened the wound with Brody.
|
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The young entrepreneur wound up living at home until he was 32.
|
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She died of a gunshot wound to the abdomen, an autopsy revealed.
|
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He died in the hospital on March 26 of the gunshot wound.
|
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The Huses owed $0003,000 by the time Scott wound down his company.
|
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But it's hard to be happy with what they wound up with.
|
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Life star, was found dead in a ditch with a gunshot wound.
|
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Yes, the intolerant can wound you—but that's not the whole story.
|
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Blanton wound up yielding three runs in two-thirds of an inning.
|
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That part, of course, never wound up in the final cut. Why?
|
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That effort has largely been wound down as a cost-cutting measure.
|
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I see where the wound is and I know this isn't good.
|
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A subsequent photo taken of Ciroc shows a wound to his face.
|
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Without this advantage, they would only have wound up fifth and sixth.
|
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Doctors told him that the wound was infected with flesh-eating bacteria.
|
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She said Nesci suffered an abdominal wound that was seven inches long.
|
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It looked as though muscle tissue had exploded through the puncture wound.
|
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Such a move would represent a self-inflicted wound to national security.
|
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The woman was pronounced dead of a gunshot wound at the scene.
|
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Who could have told Sekulow information that wound up not being accurate?
|
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And that ax wound is the lack of public toilets in BART.
|
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Four other smaller banks were wound down in 2015, hitting small savers.
|
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It is maddening and illogical and unfair: a wound inside every photo.
|
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They wound up behind Adeanike Oso, whose mind was on her chickens.
|
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Yelich got 10 first-place votes and wound up with 317 points.
|
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Despite these biomedical advances, not all wound care therapies are equally effective.
|
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He had a self-inflicted gunshot wound and was hospitalized, authorities said.
|
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The suspect is in grave condition after a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
|
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She wound up in New York, where she taught kindergarten in the
|
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Like the Trump Tower meeting, the statement was another self-inflicted wound.
|
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Fortunately, the only medical care the wound needs is a band-aid.
|
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It wound up being the perfect size to carry my makeup essentials.
|
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The wound was leaking pinkish fluid but was evidently not life-threatening.
|
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A mosquito net blocked the swarms of flies drawn to her wound.
|
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Anderson wound up making 43 saves while Henrik Lundqvist stopped 29 shots.
|
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She noted that smoking decreases bone density and slows down wound healing.
|
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Kelley, 85033, died of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound, officials said.
|
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He wound up having to walk a third of the river's length.
|
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But she wound up holding a pro-Trump banner in Public Square.
|
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Breakingviews Bristol-Myers Squibb has suffered a $21 billion self-inflicted wound.
|
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The site went down and we wound up sleeping under our desks.
|
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"We break, we hurt, we wound, we lament," the school's chaplain began.
|
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Later, she wound up in another abusive relationship with a drug dealer.
|
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An officer who was discharged suffered a gunshot wound to the shoulder.
|
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Linda Collins-Smith (R) was also found dead from a gunshot wound.
|
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The Suns wound up hitting 51.8 percent of their field-goal attempts.
|
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Bellis wound up losing to Diyas, but she has seldom looked back.
|
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Court battles Regulatory efforts in other cities have wound up in court.
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Coli, enter the body through an open wound, causing pain and inflammation.
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That still wound up being five games short of a playoff berth.
|
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He wound up allowing five runs on seven hits in five innings.
|
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The Red Sox tied it and he wound up suffering the loss.
|
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Her abdominal wound was 7 inches long, according to the Daily Breeze.
|
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The wound healed, the scar covered by the stubble of his beard.
|
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Authorities said at a press conference he sustained a single gunshot wound.
|
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And how do you think it wound up nominated for Best Picture?
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It's more like opening an old wound that will never completely heal.
|
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Fredette wound up playing five minutes in two appearances, scoring 7 points.
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He wound up homeless, sleeping on his office couch for six months.
|
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He did it—and wound up in a prison with Whitey Bulger.
|
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Aghdam died from a self-inflicted gun shot wound, according to police.
|
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You're a walking wound, you've got pain, and adulation takes it away.
|
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Head Wound City might just be the supergroup to end all supergroups.
|
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Bands like early Dinosaur Jr and Deep Wound to Feeding Tube records.
|
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Frank Ancona, 51, was found to have died of a gunshot wound.
|
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Lumps went to university for product design, but wound up hating it.
|
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An argument between convert and sceptic wound on for over an hour.
|
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While it's more dance party than seeping wound, Truth does get dark.
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I wound up doing fine, with about 45 minutes' worth of sleep.
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I know the wound is still fresh for a lot of people.
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On The Wound and the Bow, your sister, Antonia, wrote the lyrics.
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I put that in the bin; really wound me up that did.
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And he wound up getting on the Get It How U Live!
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Again, danger is minimal, unless you have an open cut or wound.
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To Wound the Autumnal City is stuck with a dead key now.
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Drivers warned to stay off highways wound up abandoning their submerged cars.
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Ozzy was among the men who wound up killed by the Whisperers.
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I'd been incredibly lucky, and the wound looked worse than it was.
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The visitors wound up making 41.5 percent of their field-goal attempts.
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But they wound up going with Spike Lee, who brought a vision.
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As he wound down their business, Aibel became pregnant with the twins.
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Switzerland wound up with 18 shots, but only four were on target.
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The pieces wound up in museums and private collections around the world.
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He was later found dead in his dorm with a gunshot wound.
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As they began to clean the wound, I recounted the day's events.
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Their leader, Amfortas, suffers from a mysterious wound that will not heal.
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His first thought was that the wound did not look so bad.
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Ultimately, Louise wound up being nearly as expensive as she was lovable.
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I wound up in a house of worship in northern New England.
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I was extremely vulnerable, like an open wound walking around that set.
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Lori Conners, 61, was dead of a gunshot wound to the head.
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But he wound up the winner of Chris Isaak night in Stankonia.
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So this wound up in 19703, basically 10 years ago almost, yeah.
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She decided that being around cancer was like reopening an old wound.
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Blood seeped from a gunshot wound in the back of the hood.
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One woman was seen bleeding from a head wound after the clash.
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"He wound up being the president of the United States," McIlroy said.
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"He survived by just willing the wound to close," Mr. Weltha said.
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But, once again, Sevastova broke back, and wound up forcing a tiebreaker.
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Only a top-two finish wound have earned him passage to Kentucky.
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That's how I wound up searching for the definition of today's revealer.
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There are a lot of reasons Trump's election remains a festering wound.
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" The article wound up in Tom Wolfe's 1973 anthology, "The New Journalism.
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Curry wound up struggling from 33-point range, shooting 4 of 14.
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As mining wound down, Anaconda was purchased by the Atlantic Richfield Company.
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His putt wound up skating past the hole by a few feet.
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He wound up with a 135.00 earned run average for the game.
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Every wound he has is just self-inflicted and that's just hard.
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The borehole swims in darkness; there is no light inside this wound.
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Time really is the only thing that heals a wound like divorce.
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Once the Koreans took the ice, the crowd was fully wound, too.
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The money wound up with casinos and casino agents and remains missing.
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He found her unresponsive with a wound to her abdomen, he said.
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Investigators find the shooter's mother, Nancy Lanza, dead from a gunshot wound.
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A television crew insisted on an interview as she tended her wound.
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It wound up lasting 214, and Holliday played every one of them.
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Her prints wound up in the Metropolitan Museum of Art's permanent collection.
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She's tightly wound and has a lot to prove (mainly, to Earn).
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In April, training wound down and the boat was flown to Bermuda.
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For some in southern Utah, it was a wound that never healed.
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They wound up arresting 290 people for being in the country illegally.
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The Dow wound up closing down 456 points, or nearly 1.6 percent.
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It felt more like putting a Band-Aid on a bullet wound.
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Azam's mother, Mahbuba, had sustained a bullet wound, deforming her right foot.
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The path ahead wound its way around the foot of the mountains.
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The cause of death was a bullet wound to the head; a .
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Hours before, Micah had died from a gunshot wound to the neck.
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Yet the thought of her goes on throbbing like a wound. ♦
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After his rampage, Rodger died from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound.
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She wound up starting all seven as the Americans won the title.
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Colorado wound up with a 40-21 edge in shots on goal.
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The company's head office in London will be wound down this year.
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He wound up going 0-for-4, dropping his average to .188.
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Somehow, the animated Disney character wound up at the Oscars in 1958.
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Police Director Juan Perez said she suffered a wound to the head.
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Yet the wound can and does heal; I have seen this happen.
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Sergeant Emery was back to work soon after; his wound was minor.
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It wound up being the firm&aposs most profitable year on record.
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Narrow walkways wound through gardens planted in Christmas palms, lantana and hibiscus.
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He also had a single gunshot wound to his left upper belly.
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As a result, some filers wound up with smaller-than-expected refunds.
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They were attending a man with a bullet wound to the head.
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As the event wound to a close, Veal made one final plea.
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The Moore win is not a lasting political wound for the president.
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Harden wound up with 63 (or 52, if you count the dunk).
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Instead, downtown Montreal wound up with something only Charlie Brown could love.
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We had wound our way back to the restaurant where we'd met.
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Green wound up with seven catches for 217 yards and two touchdowns.
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Without a baseline for consensus, that wound will only continue to fester.
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Several years ago, a wound appeared on his leg and never healed.
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The stump speech, usually a tightly wound twelve minutes, unfurled past fifteen.
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He wound up going 2-for-13 with a single and walk.
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The company was suspended in 2011 and is now being wound down.
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Police found one man about a block away with a gunshot wound.
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He wound up speaking at her high school graduation in Willmar, Minn.
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Baez wound up a triple short of the cycle and scored twice.
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As for the python bites ... Adam needed stitches to close his wound.
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Still, however small, a self-inflicted wound is still an unnecessary hardship.
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Those extended possessions often wound up with a basket from long range.
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When Jackson died in 2009, the ranch wound up in Colony's hands.
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The suspect was found dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound.
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He grudgingly agreed and wound up landing on a shot of whiskey.
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The fatal shot to the head had left a gaping wound; Mrs.
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Many of those passengers wound up leaving the airport without their bags.
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She invites him into her flat and tenderly dresses his head wound.
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Watch our TONIC explainer on how to fix an impaled object wound.
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"We just took a little piece of plastic -- it appeared to be a sucking chest wound ... (so) we put the plastic piece on his chest over the wound" and secured it with three adhesive bandages, Anthony Robone said.
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On the witness stand, Special Operator Scott minimized the stabbing, saying the chief had stabbed the captive only once, that there was no blood coming from the wound afterward and that the stab wound was not life-threatening.
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"The authors add many pieces to the puzzle of how a localized wound triggers widespread defenses in distal leaves," said Ted Farmer, a botanist at University of Lausanne in Switzerland who described the electrical wound signal in plants.
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Then, while treating Buckley for what appears to be a sucking chest wound, the medics, who are all NCOs who have clearly been in country for a while, fail to check for an exit wound, and he dies.
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Then, there was "Eyes Wide Shut," about a woman whose tightly wound husband (played by her tightly wound then husband, Tom Cruise) goes crazy, because he suspects that she once had a sexual fantasy—not even an affair!
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But as Rittié and her colleagues recently discovered, that wound-fixing function degrades as we age — "100 percent of sweat glands contribute to wound healing ... in young adults," she told me, but that number dips as we age. 4.
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"I found his entry wound but didn't find an exit wound and that concerned me greatly, so even though we were able to stop the bleeding externally I was concerned what was going on inside," Wenstrup said of Scalise.
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The neck wound might have been entry or exit, but the back of the head clearly showed a huge exit wound; so the first bullet probably came from the back, and the second from the front, from different gunmen.
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In 18 of them, or 15%, they wound up coming back to win.
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The coroner ruled that Kasian bled to death from her severe head wound.
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It's like you open the same wound over and over and over again.
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They found Jace in his bedroom with a gunshot wound to the head.
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Alan himself was still recovering from a bullet wound and a psychotic episode.
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More than half of the partnerships have already been wound down, Facebook said.
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She died from a gunshot wound to the abdomen, the medical examiner said.
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He was dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, according to Birmingham police.
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Maybe sensitive information wound up in a cloud repository where it didn't belong.
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Life, was found dead in a ditch with a gunshot wound on Aug.
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The suspect was found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, authorities said.
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The female shooter died from a gunshot wound believed to be self-inflicted.
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What I mean is, I decided I would control the urge to wound.
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Luckily it was only a superficial flesh wound and [the employee] is alright.
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They disappeared into the throng together and another's arms wound about my waist.
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Three law enforcement officers were hurt, one of them with a gunshot wound.
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She wound up making nearly $2,400 per flight by charging for sexual services.
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The nature of the wound suggested surgical origin rather than a violent impact.
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It took two hours to suture the wound and patch the area up.
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Nunez was paralyzed by a gunshot wound to the spine 16 years ago.
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The rise of supergiant rounds wound up in a "takeover" of the market.
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Mystery, to use the Abrams phrase, wound up being more important than knowledge.
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Once, my mother told me that I'd wound up living her own dreams.
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Her son Matthew died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound in April 2013.
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Detectives say the baby's skull was visible through a wound on the forehead.
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A left-wing counterprotester receives treatment for a wound from a rubber bullet.
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She got pregnant at 15, and wound up in an abusive relationship herself.
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In fact, other than a leg wound, the giraffe doesn't seem that fussed.
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He was taken to a local hospital but died from his stab wound.
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A Honduran man shows a bullet wound he sustained in his home country.
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Squirrel Hill is a community with a wound that will never completely heal.
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" For the people of Sacramento, she added, "it was almost an open wound.
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If you're the injured one, you can compress and tourniquet your own wound.
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Eventually, he wound up working with his father in the mutual fund business.
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They found Paddock on the floor, dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
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The medical examiner concluded Damond died from a gunshot wound to the abdomen.
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DNA is wound around millions of protein clusters, resembling beads on a string.
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I clean up his wound with hydrogen peroxide and he's in one piece.
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Old debts and liabilities were kept with BES, which is being wound down.
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Carl Schmidt, the medical examiner, wiped the contact wound with a wet sponge.
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And then she poured salt in his breakup wound by posting this pic.
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He suffered a graze wound and was treated at the hospital and released.
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The result: I wound up typing in a pin almost all the time.
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I had finally ripped the band-aid off and let the wound bleed.
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The campaign lasted until late 2001, when the advertising agency wound it down.
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The bullets from a regular gun are starting to wound Luke, as well.
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The Kickstarter campaign for DNA Lifestyle Coach wound up raising more than $30,123.
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Another officer was treated at the shooting scene for a minor graze wound.
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Mortar shells fired by militants frequently kill or wound civilians in el-Arish.
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The company hasn't yet shared how many people wound up using the platform.
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Baez got 19 second-place votes and wound up with 250 voting points.
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So we wound up using them less and less as we went along.
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But in the past decade these have been wound back in every state.
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So if it wound up going wrong, it wouldn't be a permanent thing.
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"She appeared to have died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound," he said.
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