In the film he wanted to explore personal wounds, family wounds and wounds he shared with the country.
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She was found dead in August 2015 with multiple stab wounds, defensive wounds and slicing wounds in her upper back.
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Wounds Rated R for gaping wounds, violence and brief nudity.
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In all, the family inflicted 169 stab wounds and 7 gunshot wounds.
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"These wounds, these wounds of memory, these wounds of forgetting can only be healed on the foundation of truth," Morawiecki told a ceremony in Warsaw.
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Old Wounds Old Wounds: No, I don't think you should keep this a secret.
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"The point of departure was to explore personal wounds, family wounds, but also wounds that I shared collectively with the whole country and maybe with humanity," he said.
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"Sharp force injuries" are those caused by pointed or sharp-edged objects, such as in stab wounds, incised wounds and chop wounds, according to the medical news site Medscape.
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Time heals all wounds — but what happens if you can't stop poking at those wounds?
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Responders hospitalized two people for major gunshot wounds and treated three with graze wounds on site.
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When these perpetrators are members of the clergy, there are not only psychological wounds but spiritual wounds.
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The wounds, indentions on the wrists caked with dried blood, recall the wounds Jesus displayed to Doubting Thomas.
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"That's when I noticed people with gunshot wounds to their legs, arms, thighs, some graze wounds," he said.
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The wounds were severe: He broke his nose, cheekbone, had several open wounds and eventually lost his sight.
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Healing the wounds In 1989, Emperor Akihito, was handed a country still dealing with the wounds of war.
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Because they had deep wounds in their hearts, and to bring this up again would reopen those wounds.
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Tellis used the credit card of Meing-Chen Hsiao, 34, a former Taiwanese exchange student who was found dead in August, 2015 with multiple stab wounds, defensive wounds and slicing wounds in her upper back.
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People are advised to clean all minor cuts with soap and water; cover open wounds with clean, dry bandages until they heal; and see a doctor for puncture wounds and other deep or serious wounds.
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"Here in South Sudan, I mainly see war wounds and they are very different from civilian wounds," he explained.
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For Pizarnik poems collect psychic wounds; indeed they operate as compressed linguistic records of those wounds, but are also metaphorically wounds themselves, disfigured and incomplete because of the inadequacy of language ever to forge meaning fully.
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Tellis allegedly used the credit card of Meing-Chen Hsiao, 34, a former Taiwanese exchange student who was found dead in August 2015 with multiple stab wounds, defensive wounds and slicing wounds in her upper back.
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X-rays reveal lungs collapsed from stab wounds; whole-body CT scans pick up the internal injuries from blast wounds.
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He added that she had "incredibly traumatic wounds to her arms" as well as wounds on her chest and face.
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He suffered five lacerations, 17 stab wounds and six slicing wounds, Coleman said, including several defensive injuries on his arms.
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Jonna Dalaguit, the facility's chief medical officer, looks exhausted from the constant stream of broken men who are ferried into her hospital, brought in displaying the wounds of war -- "bullet wounds, blast wounds, fractures," she tells CNN.
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Padre Pio wore gloves to cover the constant wounds on his hands, which his devotees believe were part of a series of wounds on his body that corresponded to the stigmata, or crucifixion wounds of Jesus Christ.
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Two were treated for graze wounds on the scene and released while two were hospitalized with non-life-threatening gunshot wounds.
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I had shrapnel wounds in my right foot, shrapnel wounds in my back, second-degree, third-degree burns on my scalp.
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"They suffered stab wounds and/or gun shot wounds," Mandan Police Chief Jason Ziegler said during a press conference Thursday night.
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We were taking care of their physical wounds, but we hadn't yet been able to take care of their behavioral wounds.
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Nurses treated soldiers' physical wounds, and Red Cross women worked to boost the morale of troops, tending to their emotional wounds.
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Alaniz said that initially investigators thought that Hernandez also died of gunshot wounds because she sustained two gunshot wounds to the neck.
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Betts had 52 gunshot wounds in his upper and lower torso, but some of them could be exit wounds, the coroner said.
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While a complete count of the wounds was unavailable, the medical examiner estimated that she had one to two dozen stab wounds.
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"Those changes can in turn affect things like mood, even the healing of physical wounds and psychological wounds as well," he said.
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He was lying covered with dust mixed with blood that filled the wounds on his body and wounds on his legs and abdomen.
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There is validity in engaging with the deepest wounds of the entertainers we love when they are wounds that we share with them.
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The pattern of small entry wounds and large exit wounds indicates ammunition used caused severe damage to internal organs, muscle tissue and bones.
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Frail patients can struggle to care for surgical wounds and change dressings; their wounds are also less likely to heal well, Linos said.
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He also is facing a murder charge in Louisiana, where authorities suspect he killed Meing-Chen Hsiao, a 34-year-old former Taiwanese exchange student found dead in August 2015 with multiple stab wounds, defensive wounds and slicing wounds in her upper back.
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Their gunshot wounds vary from what Robertson described as "superficial soft tissue injuries" to more complex wounds involving the chest, abdomen, pelvis, and head.
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At Emergency Surgical Center, a hospital in Kabul dedicated to battlefield injuries, surgeons are increasingly treating stab wounds instead of bullet and blast wounds.
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Frail patients can struggle to care for surgical wounds and change dressings; their wounds are also less likely to heal well, Dr. Linos said.
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I observed individuals running out of the club covered in blood, with gunshot wounds, and many more in the parking lot, also with gunshot wounds.
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Anthony was shot in the head while Riggs suffered 42 knife wounds, 20 stab wounds and 22 cuts, the Associated Press and CBS News report.
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The child was taken to Big Sky Medical Center in Montana with an injured wrist, puncture wounds to his back and wounds around his buttocks.
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Usually, these bacteria enter the body through a break in the skin, including cuts and scrapes, burns, insect bites, puncture wounds and even surgical wounds.
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He found the four bullet entrance wounds, two exit wounds and two bullets — one in the sac surrounding the heart, the other in Craig's brain.
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Holzer's work goes far beyond American borders in its efforts to make individual and collective wounds visible, without always assigning specific perpetrators to those wounds.
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Later, after a veterinarian had dressed the squirrel's wounds, Andersen made his new housemate some tiny sweaters and socks to prevent him from scratching his wounds.
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Detectives recovered the knife that caused Joyce's stab wounds, but an autopsy showed that a different knife caused John's wounds and investigators did not have it.
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While Phuc is getting treatments now to heal the physical wounds left on her body from the napalm, her emotional wounds healed a long time ago.
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Wounds that may never heal More than six decades later, the wounds from 14-year-old Emmett Till's brutal death still sting for some African-Americans.
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They also documented the fatal wounds of some protesters and established clinics to treat others for gunshot wounds, the effects of tear gas and other injuries.
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Twelve people were hospitalized, including two children and a teacher with serious stab wounds; nine children ages 10 and 11 sustained minor wounds, the statement said.
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However, there were wounds on his hands consistent with defensive marks, and the coroner's report made no mention of typical "hesitation wounds" seen in suicides by stabbing.
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Its elastic qualities make it ideal for treating wounds that are regularly called upon to expand and contract, and where wounds are at risk of re-opening.
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According to the coroner, Lauren had 24 stab wounds and 20 cuts to her neck and head and 13 stab wounds and 11 cuts to her torso.
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The 11-year-old had dozens of stab wounds to the torso along with puncture wounds to her legs, neck, hands and face, according to the report.
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Keep open wounds covered with clean, dry bandages until healed and don't delay first aid for even minor wounds, including blisters or any break in the skin.
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It can help your wounds healHere's a case study in germ killing: The genus of bacteria pseudomonas is a common source of infection, particularly in burn wounds.
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"Time does not always heal all wounds."
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Responders found 2692-year-old Marcello Brown dead on the site when they arrived and hospitalized five others with gunshot wounds—two 2181-year-old women and a 218502-year-old-man with non-life-threatening gunshot wounds and two men, aged 19 and 21, with critical gunshot wounds.
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"He had been worked over with a knife pretty well," an investigator told the newspaper — stab wounds in the back, punctured lungs and defensive wounds on his arm.
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Ms. Sanchez's body was found by officers in an easy chair with multiple gunshot wounds; Mr. Nunez, found on the floor, had gunshot and stab wounds, the police said.
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So keeping hygienic is really important, and cleaning wounds and covering wounds is really important because, within 24 hours a wound gets seriously infected, and you can turn septic.
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Casualties her team have witnessed recently range from superficial wounds to the occasional patient dead on arrival, including one soldier with eight bullet wounds to his torso, she said.
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The Allegheny County medical examiner's office said late Sunday that autopsies had been completed on the victims and all 11 died from rifle wounds with several suffering head wounds.
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Time -- as in, 4 days -- heals all wounds.
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She had several defensive wounds, as well: There were 35 cuts and three stab wounds to her left arm, and 16 cuts and one stab wound on her right arm.
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But along the way, those technologies have also left wounds in the earth—wounds that are often a little too easy to ignore, footprints left behind by humanity's rapid development.
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The researchers determined that caliber of the gun had no systematic relationship with the number of wounds, the location of the wounds, the circumstances of the assault or the victim characteristics.
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When the British moved out, Julian King had sixteen wounds, including eleven in his breast, side, and belly; George Willis had sustained between nine and twelve wounds, some in his back.
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But we love all the scars — the war wounds.
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Demontris Toliver, 25, died of his wounds in the hospital; as of publication, five of the victims had been released after treatment and four were still hospitalized with non-life-threatening wounds.
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Responders hospitalized two men and two women with gunshot wounds; one of the men later died of his wounds while the others' injuries were, as of publication, classified as non-life-threatening.
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"She had significant open wounds those are wounds would have bled a lot, and she was able to tread water and hold her own until help arrived," Dr. Philip Rotter told KTLA.
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The attack hospitalized six with gunshot wounds, one of whom later died, one of whom suffered life-threatening wounds, and four of whom suffered non-life-threatening injuries to their arms and legs.
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I didn&apost really know what my next steps were, but I did have opioids and I found opioids really helped me address the physical wounds, but also the psychological wounds of war.
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CNN affiliate WCVB reported that medical examiners found 76 wounds on Paulino's body -- and that they were unable to determine whether particular wounds, including his beheading, took place before or after his death.
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Physical and emotional wounds CNN was told that some of the them have shrapnel wounds from their time with Boko Haram and some still have sharpnel in their bodies that need to removed.
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An autopsy determined that Navarra had several head wounds -- likely from something with a sharp edge like a hatchet -- and that she couldn't have inflicted all the wounds herself, the court document reads.
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The daughters were found on the street with gunshot wounds.
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Inside, they discovered Belinda Thomas bleeding from multiple stab wounds.
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The following morning, "there were open wounds developing," she said.
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He had multiple gunshot wounds and was in fair condition.
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Bullet wounds can kill a person long after a shooting.
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He died of his multiple stab wounds, according to reports.
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He would die of his wounds a few hours later.
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Cassandra falls to the ground, bleeding out from her wounds.
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He died of shrapnel wounds covering a battle in Nafaa.
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A coroner's report later counted 12 stab wounds to Lyuba.
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Another boy, Trenton Beazley, wrapped a jacket around Sarah's wounds.
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Officers found Chan inside his car with numerous stab wounds.
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But data on the nature of gunshot wounds are limited.
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He's so broken, all of his wounds are still hidden.
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Time heals all wounds, but this wound ain't healed yet.
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Bitter wounds from that year's presidential primary still hadn't healed.
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But are its wounds really received in an honorable battle?
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It was called "The Wounds of Whiteclay: Nebraska's Shameful Legacy".
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"The smell from his wounds was really bad," Alihan said.
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While at the vet, the dog died from his wounds.
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Some of the people on his crew received shrapnel wounds.
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FCA will lick its wounds and may seek another deal.
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A fifth victim later died of wounds from the attack.
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Two of those sustained their wounds while fleeing the shooting.
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I really didn't want to stop to dress the wounds.
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One possibility is that silk can heal our wounds faster.
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The wounds, a missing leg or arm, last a lifetime.
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Verdant green pines line the roads, concealing the forests' wounds.
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He has seemingly succumbed to his massive animal attack wounds.
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Three of those victims suffered gunshot wounds, police later confirmed.
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All five victims suffered fatal gunshot wounds, according to police.
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Police found the family dead of gunshot wounds on Friday.
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Police arrived soon after, saying both sustained multiple gunshot wounds.
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Taylor later took to Twitter with pictures of her wounds.
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He sustained 25 bullet wounds, some while trying to rise.
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He welcomed the chance to try to heal some wounds.
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Yet if done well, land reform could salve open wounds.
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And bodily fluids or open wounds could carry those things.
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The coroner's office confirmed both victims died from gunshot wounds.
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Six survivors were sent to area hospitals with gunshot wounds.
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Anderson died of his wounds while Drake was critically wounded.
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Did I truly understand the value of my hope wounds?
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Time has not healed the wounds of the doctor's misdiagnosis.
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It can easily seal wounds in the absence of stitches.
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Twelve people sustained gunshot wounds, and five sustained other injuries.
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Three star tattoos on her shoulder cover the stab wounds.
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Republicans, however, don't need to rub salt in the wounds.
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Along with that I have facial wounds and road rash.
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Iraqi and foreign volunteer medics frantically dress their shrapnel wounds.
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Spicy foods are seen to exacerbate wounds and other injuries.
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Saturday will go some way to curing both those wounds.
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Her body was found with gunshot wounds nearby her home.
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Lies clean wounds, mend troubles, make the world feel safer.
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The deepest of the wounds narrowly missed severing Miles' spine.
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On an emotional level, you're letting go of old wounds.
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She was found inside her vehicle with fatal gunshot wounds.
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If caught early and treated carefully, such wounds can heal.
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Old wounds are opened, and they require exploration and healing.
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You lick your wounds and you identify the next target.
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We must now go home and tend to our wounds.
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That's where officers found Smith suffering from multiple gunshot wounds.
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When it arrives, it'll greet an industry licking its wounds.
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Patricia tried to stanch his head wounds with her clothing.
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Unable to walk and with suppurating wounds, Grumpy was euthanised.
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Expected to brush aside our grief and deep mental wounds.
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They had suffered stabbing and strangulation wounds, the release said.
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It might enable the collective national wounds to begin healing.
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Dr. Brock Adams said they saw many serious blast wounds.
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That doesn't heal racial wounds; it rubs salt in them.
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Keep wounds clean, dry, and bandaged until they are healed.
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He suffered two gunshot wounds in the legs on Friday.
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"Two of them died of their wounds today," he said.
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Neischer was hit five times and died from his wounds.
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There was no evidence of shots fired or gunshot wounds.
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He showed blood spurting from bullet wounds in slow motion.
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He's not there to heal trauma or old psychological wounds.
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He suffered gunshot wounds to his left calf and hip.
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"Every great artist somehow shows their own wounds," he said.
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He says the brutal beatdown left him licking serious wounds.
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In a tender moment, the actress tends to her wounds.
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"You'll never see the wounds," Ms. Pawinee said by telephone.
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"Suddenly, you can heal all those little wounds," he says.
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My grandfather was healing the deep wounds from this war.
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And everyone's wounds are too fresh for a productive conversation.
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I have invisible wounds that have forever changed my life.
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The wounds it inflicted seemed mostly to have scarred over.
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Doyle said she writes from her scars, not her wounds.
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Karen Griffith, 17, died of her wounds a week later.
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"Aggression leaps from wounds inflicted and ambitions spiked," they wrote.
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But the Algerian wounds, kept under a lid, are deeper.
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For others, the wounds were deeper and the healing slower.
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Her body was covered with bite wounds, mud and debris.
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Robbery and gun wounds have risen, according to government data.
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He died of his wounds in Landstuhl, Germany, on Sunday.
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Mr. Trump used the overnight visit to salve other wounds.
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He raised his shirt to reveal scars from bullet wounds.
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They drive your taxis, dress your wounds, clean your houses.
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The governor at the time survived with burns and wounds.
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Authorities said previously that 14 were treated for gunshot wounds.
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We can train teachers to apply tourniquets and pack wounds.
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" Read the cover story "The Wounds of the Drone Warriors.
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Without "unity, agreement and prudence," the country's wounds remain open.
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Two people were taken to the hospital with stab wounds.
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Apply turmeric to wounds, and it's believed to fight infection.
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And the wounds inflicted by the election still run deep.
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Brewer died from gunshot wounds at Mercy Health Anderson Hospital.
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We are not used to dealing with gunshot wounds here.
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"I have the same wounds as everyone else," he said.
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They'd also been paralyzed by gunshot wounds in their 20s.
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He is being treated in a hospital for gunshot wounds.
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One of them had severely infected wounds and required surgery.
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Haiti says soldier died of wounds after shootout with police
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They found four victims with gunshot wounds at a home.
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She succumbed to her wounds and died in her bedroom.
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But for some kinds of wounds, there is no palliation.
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Chelsea's wounds will, in all probability, heal a little sooner.
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"Our wounds, on some level, are what make us relatable."
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A second person with gunshot wounds followed shortly behind them.
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Wednesday and discovered the woman unconscious with multiple stab wounds.
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Their backs are covered in scars, possibly fresh flesh wounds.
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The affiliate reported she was suffering from several gunshot wounds.
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Can carefully constructed lies heal the emotional wounds of war?
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Hussain was subsequently shot and later died from his wounds.
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The nine killed died from gunshot wounds, preliminary autopsies showed.
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That trait for blood clotting helped wounds close up quickly.
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Say amend," Vuong writes, in "Night Sky with Exit Wounds.
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There was something about fresh air that helped wounds heal.
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All are in hospitals getting treatment for gunshot related wounds.
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But great, rapid change can leave deep and lasting wounds.
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Alone, they are politically expedient (and often ineffective) ways to "do something" while we avert our eyes, again, from America's lasting racial wounds as we continue to pass those wounds down to our children.
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Reopening painful wounds The incident reopened painful wounds for Timmothy's family as they faced the prospect of their long-missing relative finally returning alive after eight years only to have their hopes stripped away.
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"We have realized that these wounds never disappear and that they require us forcefully to condemn these atrocities and join forces in uprooting this culture of death; these wounds never go away," the Pope wrote.
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Sixteen have died from their wounds and some have been crippled.
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Bo sustained four gunshot wounds while Meigan was shot eight times.
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Politicians argue that digging up the dead will reopen old wounds.
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Liao was initially clinical in describing the wounds during an interview.
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Responders found five individuals suffering from gunshot wounds and hospitalized them.
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Nava sustained at least nine gunshot wounds, according to autopsy results.
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That legislation has been delayed while he recovers from his wounds.
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The absence of typical defensive wounds suggests total surprise and helplessness.
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Time heals all wounds, even those broadcast to a national audience.
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In Baltimore alone that year, 150 people died from gunshot wounds.
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Two employees were found inside the dealership suffering from gunshot wounds.
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After recovering from his wounds, Rice returned home to Coronado, California.
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We are at the very beginning of the invisible wounds war.
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She dressed her daughter's wounds and also cleaned a bloody bedcover.
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Smith died from the gunshot wounds, police claim, while Racquel survived.
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In some cases, wounds and blisters can appear inside the body.
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Instead, the document has re-opened wounds that go back decades.
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The boy suffered head wounds and was airlifted to a hospital.
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Soldiers who have shot children sometimes suffer from crippling psychological wounds.
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Barbara Hawthorne and all her friends died from their gunshot wounds.
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Some of the wounds are practical effects, and some are CGI.
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Scientists want to see how quickly the wounds heal in weightlessness.
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Inside, officers found four men dead of gunshot wounds, Shea said.
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Another officer and one other deputy suffered less severe wounds. Col.
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He was treated for four stab wounds and a broken leg.
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A man touches his wounds after being injured in Mexico City.
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Police arrived on the scene and treated Rogers for her wounds.
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Men tore their shirts off to use them to plug wounds.
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In the struggle that followed, the husband sustained fatal knife wounds.
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He said most of them had bullet wounds in their ankles.
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This is the first step toward healing the wounds of inequality.
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A reversal on the IHRA wording would heal most remaining wounds.
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Now the focus of his show, Brexit Wounds, is national suicide.
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"We need to come together and heal the wounds," he said.
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She was hospitalized but died from her wounds the next day.
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Mr. Cruz was also helped by Mr. Trump's self-inflicted wounds.
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Head wounds sent Matt to a hospital in Juneau via airlift.
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That divide and the wounds from it have never really healed.
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Now it's time for America to bind the wounds of decision.
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The Brown family is back — and old wounds are being reopened.
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Inflammation, in particular, is vital to fighting infection or healing wounds.
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Nothing helps heal the wounds of modern life quite like oversharing.
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Quinn dies of his wounds there; Thomas dies a while later.
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He was shot and both had stab wounds, an affidavit said.
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Rosa died of gunshot wounds at nearby St. Mary's Medical Center.
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Waterproof bandages are important to cover existing wounds before going swimming.
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They all died from multiple gunshot wounds, the coroner's office said.
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He was dead when police arrived after suffering multiple gunshot wounds.
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He had surgery after suffering defensive wounds to his index fingers.
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Authorities said he is in fair condition with multiple gunshot wounds.
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Traditionally, the plant was used on the battlefield to pack wounds.
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Hotel staff applied pressure to the wounds and called an ambulance.
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In the meantime, the officer's wounds did not keep him down.
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Puppy and dogs had open wounds; cages too small; contaminated food.
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Seventeen other students were injured, 15 of them with gunshots wounds.
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Of the 11 victims hospitalized, nine had gunshot wounds, Williams said.
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Within just a month the wounds were islands within intact skin.
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Starks was found at the street corner with multiple gunshot wounds.
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She was rushed to the hospital but died from her wounds.
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Jay's still recovering from his injuries, which included several stab wounds.
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The scars of poverty were everywhere, but few of the wounds.
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He was brought to a hospital but died from his wounds.
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To heal wounds, to make their voices heard, to fight back?
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Mccomber was treated for leg wounds and has since been released.
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His body was found in the bathtub with multiple gunshot wounds.
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Strategists worry about how to "heal the wounds" after the referendum.
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Her colleague sustained moderate injuries from stab wounds, Levtzion-Korach said.
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These tiny wounds are the perfect place for microbes to settle.
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That's not a negative thing because as people, we need wounds.
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Investigators later reported that victims' wounds suggested Mateen used both guns.
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Its' ripple reaches far in healing the wounds created by abuse.
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" Oakmoss "helps release past wounds and trauma, while encouraging creative expression.
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Some of the injured officers had broken bones and head wounds.
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Deeper wounds can cause a tree to stop producing for months.
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Why it matters: Brazile's book has reignited old wounds among Democrats.
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He was still moving, but he eventually died from his wounds.
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It was different from my other wounds, which were big abscesses.
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Police claim Castano's body was riddled with self-inflicted knife wounds.
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X-rays showed no broken bones or bullet wounds, said Goodwin.
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Officials tell PEOPLE all three women died from single gunshot wounds.
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But diplomats fear ethnic wounds could reopen the longer violence continues.
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You scroll through and it's brain scans, dismemberment, and oozing wounds.
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He had been slashed in the neck but not severe wounds.
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Sources told WPIX that he was found with multiple stab wounds.
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She also had defensive wounds on her hand, according to testimony.
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The most common cassowary wounds are lacerations, punctures, and bone fractures.
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Spirtle suffered from sunburn wounds after being stranded for 24 hours.
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It was as if the camera wanted to lick his wounds.
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"I have a lot of narcissistic wounds," he told The Observer.
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She had suffered multiple stab wounds, the online police statement said.
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One of the black deputies died, another suffered multiple gunshot wounds.
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The fourth died from wounds sustained from a stun grenade explosion.
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They displayed wounds to the head, arms and legs as evidence.
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Habe, like Jurvetson, reportedly had multiple stab wounds to the neck.
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"There's never closure, and these wounds, they don't heal," Susan says.
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The Mexican Army kills eight enemies for every one it wounds.
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The risks can be prolonged redness, scarring, wounds that can develop.
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Scott A. Koppenhafer suffered fatal wounds and is investigating the incident.
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The cause of death was found to be multiple gunshot wounds.
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Within a few days, though, the wounds turned gangrenous and fatal.
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Who was celebrating and who was left to lick their wounds?
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The doctors feared infection, washing and cleaning out the wounds extensively.
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The spotters removed the probes and cleaned the tiny entry wounds.
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It was a life-changing experience that left permanent psychic wounds.
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And we deprive ourselves of the opportunity to heal old wounds.
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Up to now, responsible presidents have sought to heal the wounds.
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There are probably childhood wounds that have made her extremely brave.
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Emotionally and intellectually, they have many self-inflected wounds to lick.
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I just hope she put some hydrogen peroxide on those wounds.
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I ran my hands over the gauze, feeling the deep wounds.
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In total five of his animals have died from gunshot wounds.
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Officers found him dead in his garage with multiple gunshot wounds.
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But wounds between scientists and black communities are not completely healed.
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In the interim, he licked his wounds in South Beach, Fla.
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Blevins was pronounced dead at the scene from multiple gunshot wounds.
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Trump's misogyny & sexual violence has reopened wounds I've tried to heal.
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Clinton has battle wounds from wading into gender in the past.
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Following Judge Bork's defeat, conservatives didn't waste time licking their wounds.
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Emergency doctors battle crises like strokes, heart attacks and gunshot wounds.
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Many are dealing with trauma and the invisible wounds of war.
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His wounds suggested that he could have been cut from behind.
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The Conners use insults to express love and test old wounds.
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When the minutes slow down, we feel wounds opening inside us.
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He's still recovering from his puncture wounds in a Boston hospital.
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He was shot by police and later died from his wounds.
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Noisey: What does the phrase 'Wear Your Wounds' mean to you?
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Others were suffering from physical wounds, skin conditions and external parasites.
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This is the South, which is still suffering from racial wounds.
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I didn't realize that I was sort of healing old wounds.
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Through his war wounds, Messi subjected Roberto to his sternest glare.
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Through this process, the wounds of the past might be healed.
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And on the morning after Ohio, Democrats aren't licking their wounds.
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The worms can burrow into fresh wounds, with potentially devastating effects.
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Bailey falls and is seen bleeding from wounds in his back.
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More than 750,000 Americans died over all, from wounds and disease.
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To heal the wounds, I had to apply this all over.
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Six of those wounds were in his back, the autopsy found.
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Manley later said that Conditt's wounds from the explosion were significant.
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"Vaughn suffered no wounds from Buckley's expert needling," the newspaper said.
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Each acquires the wounds, calluses, and memories of chance and fate.
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The South nursed its wounds, rewrote the story, adjusted the cause.
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Dear Amy: I thought your advice to "Old Wounds" was great.
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I had larger wounds to heal: Another person I loved died.
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Camberos said not all of the victims died from gunshot wounds.
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The wounds may fade, but their scars will deepen over time.
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She was relieved that Dorian had not left any fresh wounds.
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She had problems with her wounds, so she bled a lot.
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What can Mr. Trump do to heal the "wounds of division"?
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It's a cliché, but sometimes, time really does heal all wounds.
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He began recording these songs when the wounds were still gaping.
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Bowers was in fair condition with multiple gunshot wounds, officials said.
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Others are nursing EM wounds and warn a return is premature.
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In this exchange love is presented against wounds and against time.
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Still, he said the wounds caused by the separation run deep.
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Howard died of at least two gunshot wounds, according to police.
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Another victim had been taken to hospital with severe burn wounds.
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Upon arrival, deputies found Moore suffering from stab wounds, WDTN reports.
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The victim had multiple stab wounds throughout her body, police said.
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The unidentified victim suffered multiple gunshot wounds just before 10 p.m.
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Clumps of kicked-up dirt, the puncture wounds of high heels.
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The Australian market is not immune from self-inflicted wounds, too.
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The government is trying to bind up wounds created by sanctions.
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"He was a salve for those wounds," the former official said.
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That man sustained multiple stab wounds, but is expected to survive.
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After a period of suffering, Sunfyre, too, succumbed to his wounds.
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The wounds for Estrada and her neighbors are not only physical.
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A handful of paramedics crouched around him, tending to his wounds.
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A total of 3 people suffered gunshot wounds during the battle.
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It fought back, and continued to pursue him despite its wounds.
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Seventeen had gunshot wounds, five had suffered blunt trauma such as from kicking or beating, three had wounds from explosions or burns, three had penetrating injuries such as from stabbings, and two had suffered sexual violence.
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"I welcome this acknowledgement of the deep wounds left in our countries by bad colonial laws, wounds from which many of us are still bleeding today," Malaysian activist Pang Khee Teik told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Mr. Silberg also suggested that the number of wounds on the children told of a woman intent on killing, just as her two self-inflicted neck wounds proved she tried hard to end her own life.
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The knife found buried on O.J. Simpson's former estate was more than capable of inflicting the mortal wounds on Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman ... so says the man who examined the wounds of the victims.
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Four women died of multiple gunshot wounds, the medical examiner's office said.
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As their search continued, rescuers found two more victims with gunshot wounds.
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A fresh investigation of Google by US regulators could reopen old wounds.
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Their mother, Morgan Slaight, 27, succumbed to her wounds 11 days later.
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Officials said Celiz died Thursday of wounds from enemy small arms fire.
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Sanitize and cover open wounds with clean, dry bandages until they heal.
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In the following weeks, my physical wounds healed, but I developed PTSD.
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The U.S. is still nursing the deep wounds of that epochal debacle.
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The combination of "Arya Stark" and "stomach wounds" should ring a bell.
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The children died of "apparent gunshot wounds," according to FOX 35 Orlando .
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Top row are wounds closed with microMend, bottom row with conventional sutures.
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Stabbed multiple times, Hodge sustained deep wounds to both hands, KGET reports.
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Police arrived on the scene and treated the woman for her wounds.
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Michael Ford suffered non-threatening gunshot wounds in the incident, police said.
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Year after year, and often during breeding season, the wounds appeared fresh.
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He said additional patients with gunshot wounds presented to other health facilities.
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It said some of the male bodies appeared to have gunshot wounds.
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The wounds that Mr Rafsanjani helped bind while alive risk being reopened.
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Stephens said Alexander was left with "several puncture wounds" after the altercation.
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"It's pouring salt in their open wounds," Winkleman says of the charges.
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His neck wounds have also been carefully cleaned to prevent further damage.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Swedbank's attempt to cauterise wounds is unlikely to succeed.
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She studies her bullet wounds in the mirror, realizing how she died.
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Eldest son Tayyib, 11, also has shrapnel wounds on his bleeding arm.
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The guards returned fire and sustained several gunshot wounds, the Post reported.
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She had suffered stab wounds to the upper torso, head and neck.
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On a busy night, this trauma center might see six gunshot wounds.
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The attack caused only minor wounds, the force said in a statement.
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Spain's wounds, he says, have taken more than a decade to heal.
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BILLIONAIRE INVESTOR RON BARON SAYS TESLA HAS HAD SOME SELF INFLICTED WOUNDS
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Hundreds of protesters were killed, and thousands more suffered devastating gunshot wounds.
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But Hameed, 23, had no training for treating pellet wounds, he said.
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Her wounds were non-life-threatening and a suspect had been detained.
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The officer, who was hit in the chest, died of his wounds.
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The effects of those wounds on my body are what concern me.
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In the process, it exposes some of the town's still-tender wounds.
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A century later, their descendants say these historic wounds have not healed.
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And the damage was in line with the trajectory of the wounds.
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The latest attack was designed to inflict more than just mortal wounds.
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She's the bestselling author of the painfully hilarious memoir, Self-Inflicted Wounds.
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A day later, Philando Castile was killed in Minnesota, deepening the wounds.
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This technique, they found, could also help heal wounds on human skin.
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He said the body had gunshot wounds and bruising to the face.
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There they found 39-year-old Kristina Howato bleeding from stab wounds.
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Purple Hearts are awarded to service members who suffer wounds in combat.
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Today, after many humiliations, they are licking their partly self-inflicted wounds.
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It's a place where bullet wounds heal in hours rather than weeks.
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And then you had to close up the wounds that were open.
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A series of self-inflicted wounds made things much worse (see article).
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Lives saved and wounds healed, all thanks to a little crab goo.
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Amid the excitement from nominees, others in Hollywood were nursing their wounds.
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We have seen children get isolated because of fractures or burn wounds.
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Examining his wounds, researchers found the oldest red blood cells ever discovered.
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Sixteen people were injured, twelve suffering gunshot wounds, including Barry and Cravens.
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As many as half of infected dog bite wounds contain the bacteria.
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Many adults are still probably recovering from their Skip-It battle wounds.
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Turner's boyfriend fell to the ground, unable to survive such fatal wounds.
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Hippocrates had written an entire treatise on the treatment of head wounds.
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Of the injured, 15 sustained gunshot wounds while five sustained other injuries.
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His silvery fur has grown back, and his wounds are fully healed.
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No wounds, so it's unlikely the poor parrot died by another animal.
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At the hospital, he was given antibiotics and his wounds were cleaned.
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On April 3rd a 16-year-old boy died from gunshot wounds.
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Recovering from his wounds in hospital, he made his way through Marx.
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A fifth victim was found with knife wounds early on Tuesday morning.
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We'll leave that to your imagination; he does sport some lingering wounds.
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All of the named victims died from fatal gunshot wounds, police say.
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Police believes the four died from gunshot wounds, Spectrum News NY1 reported.
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The sense of removal reminds us that while wounds heal, aftereffects remain.
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She takes each fall hard, at one point re-opening her wounds.
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Videos and photos posted online showed hundreds of bodies without visible wounds.
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Many of the injured sustained bullet wounds or pellet injuries, officials said.
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Pope John Paul II made further progress in healing inter-religious wounds.
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The pound licked wounds at $1.4487, having fallen 1.1 percent on Tuesday.
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For church congregants, the emotional wounds from that evening are still fresh.
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Moore said long had a total of 45 entry and exit wounds.
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The Russian RIA news agency said he had died of his wounds.
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"Self-inflicted wounds on the penalty kill," Jets coach Paul Maurice said.
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The other died of his wounds shortly after the shooting, Reuters reports.
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Many have had to undergo multiple surgeries due to complicated gunshot wounds.
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My wounds had started to heal, but the trauma was still fresh.
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A doctors' group said 68 people had been treated for gunshot wounds.
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Of the 68 people treated for gunshot wounds, 17 underwent emergency surgery.
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Namkai-Meche and Best died of multiple stab wounds, the affidavit said.
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More than 100 people were injured, many of them suffering gunshot wounds.
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Many have had to undergo multiple surgeries due to complicated gunshot wounds.
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There, police found Cornell-Duranleau dead from multiple stab wounds, Deenihan said.
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As long as there is no recognition these wounds will remain open.
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Investors in the "super-bus" will no doubt be licking their wounds.
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The officer died from gunshot wounds, district magistrate Anuj Jha told Reuters.
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I fully expect him to exploit Louisiana's open wounds in this election.
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It's a powerful day for processing hard emotions and healing old wounds.
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Payne was taken to a hospital, where he died of his wounds.
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"Old Wounds," by Edna O'Brien, haunts me as though I've lived it.
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Autopsy reports could help explain how victims died, by describing the wounds.
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I had open abscess wounds all over my body that wouldn't heal.
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"We don't put Band-Aids on a woman's psychological wounds," Williams says.
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She had defensive wounds on her cheekbones and bruises on her forearms.
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Female screwworm flies lay eggs in open wounds of animals and humans.
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Two men were bloodied from head wounds as bystanders assisted dazed protesters.
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The split threatens to reopen old wounds from the 22019 presidential primary.
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In the second attack, one refugee suffered facial wounds from glass splinters.
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Now, at age 39, Kourtney is ready to bring up old wounds.
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This doesn't mean Jamie isn't still burdened with physical and emotional wounds.
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He had suffered shrapnel wounds in his left arm from the explosion.
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It strained his wildest hopes, opened up the wounds of his grief.
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But, citing history, she expressed hope that partisan wounds would eventually heal.
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A 41-year-old woman was taken to hospital with stab wounds.
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Police found him dead, with gunshot wounds, one of them self-inflicted.
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For some veterans, this leaves emotional wounds that time refuses to heal.
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Exposure via open wounds or other mucous membranes could cause E. coli.
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Everyone generally agreed that a veteran's wounds aren't fair game for comedy.
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The bureau can begin to heal from the wounds they each inflicted.
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Victims described having to live with shrapnel and bleeding wounds for now.
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It delivers to the reader internal wounds that will fail to clot.
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Multiple others were injured, though its unclear how many suffered gunshot wounds.
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He died days later, on September 13, from the wounds he endured.
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In fact, no stab wounds were found on the body at all.
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The Israeli soldier's wounds are not life-threatening, according to military officials.
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Nah. He rubbed salt into Pittsburgh's wounds by going after Steelers fans.
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"What we can do is local treatment on wounds directly," Mahrenholz said.
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It repairs my wounds and unleashes me, more powerful, into my day.
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When you start digging up old wounds and stuff, things come out.
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Best not to taunt your opponents when you're licking your wounds, bruh.
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If you'll remember, Melisandre (Carice van Houten) delicately washes Jon Snow's wounds.
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" All of the wounds on the victims are believed to be "treatable.
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Mr. Geist was bleeding badly from the neck and had other wounds.
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It's a painful fact to remember: Our wounds are never fully healed.
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"Mexico has suffered enormous wounds that we need to heal," Trujillo says.
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Apply pressure to stanch blood from less severe wounds, and elevate them.
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Dr. Liao was initially clinical in describing the wounds during an interview.
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It may be true that time heals all wounds; I can't say.
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Hibbu faced three assassination attempts and still feels pain from the wounds.
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No death bed moment where a father and daughter resolve longstanding wounds.
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The horror comes after the fact, checking for wounds, assessing the damage.
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He was alive but had stab wounds about his neck and head.
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He appeared in court on Monday with apparent wounds on his face.
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Reporters at hospitals said several people had been treated for gunshot wounds.
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The officer died of his wounds in the hospital next day. Dec.
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Infected wounds fester because the body heals more slowly in the cold.
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Their bodies were found on Monday with stab wounds in their necks.
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The result is haunting, a call for peace that simultaneously acknowledges wounds.
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Skinny dogs with festering wounds sniff the ground for scraps of food.
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You're ready to let go of some old wounds early this evening.
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For those in Donegal, Bishop Boyce's appointment was salt in the wounds.
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Mr. Boyle suffered minor shrapnel wounds in the raid, his family said.
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The economic wounds are too severe to respond quickly to standard treatments.
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"This really opened a lot of old wounds for me," she said.
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Several members of Parliament were left dabbing their wounds with tissue paper.
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Read more: Castro wounds Biden — and maybe himself — with attacks on memory.
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But crowdfunding campaigns are a Band-Aid for wounds that needs surgery.
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" He repeatedly refers to one of his oozing wounds as "the cutlet.
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A mortician says that Lacy, 17, had wounds consistent with self-defense.
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It will, however, provide a pathway helping to heal century-old wounds.
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Deputies entered the house and found four bodies inside with gunshot wounds.
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And the lingering psychological wounds require our care and attention still today.
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Mr. Khalsa also sustained a black eye, tooth damage and knife wounds.
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It looks like a courtroom full of survivors who carry deep wounds.
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She will help bind the wounds of this campaign and the country.
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Midway through my deployment a Marine arrived on base with severe wounds.
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Ms. Reynoso, 2553, said the experience left her with deep emotional wounds.
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A statement from police says Garcia and Taylor died from stab wounds.
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The second highest cause of injury were cuts, lacerations, and other wounds.
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Jackson said the injuries were "nasty" but none suffered life-threatening wounds.
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Old wounds suppurate, discharging grievances sufficient to poison every attempt at conciliation.
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We are good at our jobs; most gunshot victims survive their wounds.
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But diplomats fear ethnic wounds could re-open the longer violence continues.
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Recovery from his gunshot wounds took forever and was never fully complete.
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They had apparent gunshot wounds in their backs and heads, authorities said.
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They mainly treat war wounds, and can offer very little other care.
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The wounds hurt -- but his mental health has also taken a toll.
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None of the injured people suffered gunshot wounds, Los Angeles police said.
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Her unborn baby also had stab wounds, according to local media reports.
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The Public Editor President Trump has a predisposition toward self-inflicted wounds.
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The 19-year-old suffered puncture wounds to his chest and back.
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Police gave the cause of one of the deaths as bullet wounds.
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Martinez had severe head injuries and other wounds such as broken bones.
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In Greece, the wounds of history are never far from the surface.
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Morris was eventually taken to a hospital but died from his wounds.
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They mention wounds to the right temple, right shoulder and right arm.
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He declined to elaborate on what those puncture wounds may have been.
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The car's owner, a Spanish man, is found dead with knife wounds.
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"Wounds in the chest were very severe, with massive bleeding," Nichiporenko said.
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Two other people with gunshot wounds later turned up at separate hospitals.
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The Mada rescue service said two people were treated for shrapnel wounds.
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"People are not allowed to show their pain and wounds," she said.
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Perusi showed me the panga wounds on the back of her head.
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For Ms. Giordano, though, the wounds of her experience were still raw.
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One of them, a veteran detective, Brian Simonsen, died from his wounds.
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The police officer was shot, and he later died of his wounds.
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But such un-wounding can, in turn, cause new and terrible wounds.
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At least six other students were flown to hospital with bullet wounds.
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Behind their beds, a sheet of paper carried details of their wounds.
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America was still licking its wounds from the war in Mexico. Honestly?
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He wants to win by stoking fear and rubbing salt in wounds.
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The team told us they could see bullet wounds to their heads.
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For some time now, doctors have been emphasizing that while pistol wounds are bad enough, the rounds they fire tend to pass through the body in a linear path, meaning the resulting wounds are less difficult to repair.
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They eventually identified four individuals with gunshot wounds: 2243-year-old aspiring rapper Kionn Lamothe ultimately died of his wounds while Herbert Lee Briscoe, Marvin Ray Hart, and Tristian Mouton were hospitalized in, as of publication, unclear conditions.
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Category award: Documentary finalistSeries name: Wounds of Hong KongAbout the series: Chung Ko has documented the wounds of those involved in the ongoing student-led Hong Kong protests that erupted in June 2019 over a proposed extradition bill.
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Pack the wounds Stop the Bleed also teaches attendees to pack wounds, a "remarkably effective" method at controlling blood loss, Garrett says, whether the injury is from a gunshot or a laceration from a kitchen knife, for example.
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If there's something positive that came out of this, it's that there is an awareness that there are wounds we as a society have to look at, not only to help heal, but also to avoid future [wounds].
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She wants to know everything there is to know about stigmata, Catholicism's term for the wounds Jesus suffered on the cross, and she's eager to hear stories about people who were chosen for the "gift" of experiencing similar wounds.
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"There are certain wound types where it may be helpful, such as junctional amputations and deep narrow-tract wounds where direct pressure is not easy to do," he says, referring to bullet and arrow wounds more likely among hunters.
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Dog bites were instead mistaken for some of the wounds, the attorney claimed.
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A second armed man suffered gunshot wounds and was taken into police custody.
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Already incredibly promising technology is being developed to stop death from bullet wounds.
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There are no spells that can heal mortal wounds in New York City.
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Sang Boi Nghia died from multiple stab wounds, the Clark County coroner said.
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Sanches tried to apply pressure to de Abreau's wounds to stop the bleeding.
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One man survived the shooting, but Larry Scott, 65, died of gunshot wounds.
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Police later said she died of puncture wounds to her head and chest.
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Partly that's because they want to heal old wounds from the party primary.
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As of publication, all six victims were hospitalized with non-life-threatening wounds.
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A 32-year-old man died of multiple gunshot wounds while undergoing treatment.
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Hussle, whose legal name was Ermias Asghedom, died from his wounds, police said.
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Air compressor-inflicted injuries have sent several to the hospital with serious wounds.
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The shooter(s) also hit a pitbull, which later died of its wounds.
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Mercury is retrograde, and it reenters Leo today, stirring up old emotional wounds.
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And finally we had to move him because he had three chest wounds.
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To really rub salt into Google's wounds, you could even try Apple Music.
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" The Superintendent also said the wounds on Smollett were most likely "self-inflicted.
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Some were killed instantly, while others took longer to die of their wounds.
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We salute Officer Jesse Hartnett as he continues to recover from his wounds.
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Police said the victims had multiple gunshot wounds to the body and head.
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Both officers were taken to a hospital but later died of their wounds.
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Each of those Presidents licked their wounds and bounced back, and won reelection.
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They freed the officer's arm, but he suffered deep lacerations and puncture wounds.
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She died from her wounds not long after being found, according to police.
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We get to know ourselves better—our blind spots, our wounds, our love.
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This also gets played out in curses, wounds, and various other status effects.
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Bolyard died in Logar Province, Afghanistan from wounds sustained from small arms fire.
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Nothing heals all wounds, but time comes close, and brunch speaks for itself.
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A 60-year-old man also died from gunshot wounds sustained in Burri.
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Palestinian medics said he died of shrapnel wounds to the chest and abdomen.
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There was nothing in it to bind the wounds that reveal our division.
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Eight other students sustained gunshot wounds, and three remain hospitalized, in intensive care.
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Joe eventually dies from his wounds, and his wife is charged with murder.
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We were worried it was going to open wounds rather than heal them.
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Those wounds will take a long time to heal, if they ever do.
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The rapper chatted with VICE about Black Habits' power of healing generational wounds.
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Outside, on the grounds, a man was discovered dead from a gunshot wounds.
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He died in the hospital from the wounds he suffered in the attack.
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Samantha Hunt's excerpt has one sentence that wounds me worse than any other.
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He was left with wounds to the back of his skull and forehead.
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The county coroner determined that the cause of death was multiple gunshot wounds.
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They arrived to discover Elizabeth and Keith Theriot, both 51, with gunshot wounds.
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"A number of the wounds were inflicted post mortem," the charging document states.
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An autopsy confirmed Breana's pregnancy, and that she had suffered multiple stab wounds.
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The injured man was brought to the hospital with non-life-threatening wounds.
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The cause of death was multiple stab wounds to each child, police said.
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However, say that the wounds did not play a part in his death.
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Instructors like to endorse bravery by saying that most gunshot wounds are survivable.
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And his decision to shirk their lockstep opposition to impeachment reopened those wounds.
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"Forty years have gone by but the wounds are still open," she said.
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The victims were suffering from stab wounds and pronounced dead on the scene.
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Of the injuries, 12 were gunshot wounds and five were not gunshot-related.
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A medical examiner said she died of "gunshot wounds and sharp force injuries."
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Prosecutors again cited serious wounds to several service members who searched for Bergdahl.
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But Nicky is suffering from perhaps the worst war wounds: Hopelessness and cynicism.
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He carries obvious physical and emotional scars from the wounds that killed him.
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When her bruised body was found, there were open wounds infested with maggots.
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He declined to provide additional details about how many gunshot wounds Sterling sustained.
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The second is whether, when he does go, Rwanda's terrible wounds will reopen.
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No one knows how many people died of machete wounds, hunger and disease.
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Ronen Lubarsky of an elite undercover commando unit succumbed to his wounds Saturday.
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It will be tempting to dwell on the open wounds and lingering antagonisms.
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The other two officers were expected to recover from their wounds, Register said.
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After a battle, you'll need to bandage wounds to prevent fatal blood loss.
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They both died of gunshot wounds, and were found dead inside their homes.
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His wounds include a fractured collarbone, a cracked rib, and a bruised lung.
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Jeffrey Osborne, 47, suffered fatal gunshot wounds, Anderson County Coroner Greg Shore said.
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The fungus can trigger infections in the bloodstream, wounds, and inside the ear.
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Later I realize I can't use it until my back wounds fully close.
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While treating gunshot wounds, doctors sometimes elect to leave bullets where they are.
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It has ruled out another round, preferring to lick its wounds in opposition.
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And while that likely won't heal any emotional wounds, it's definitely a start.
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Roach told police he gave Vance bandages to treat his wounds, Whetsel said.
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The attacker later died from three bullet wounds inflicted by a sheriff's lieutenant.
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She had multiple stab wounds and lacerations to the head, arms and body.
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"She is getting rabies shots and injections in her puncture wounds," Sevy said.
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Hospital patients are more prone to infections, due to illnesses or open wounds.
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Dr. Joe monitors our wounds for infection, but he doesn't kiss our booboos.
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But it's just another indication the GOP primary wounds are far from healed.
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The net result could be a general reopening of old scores and wounds.
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"Some wounds and illnesses are invisible to the naked eye," Foster tells PEOPLE.
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The wounds are still fresh -- her own story hard for her to hear.
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This is a powerful time to heal wounds around relationships and move forward.
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" A competing fund manager puts it more simply: "Time heals all wounds, right?
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He had multiple puncture wounds resembling bite marks from a dog, Rudiger said.
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The homeowner was rushed to the hospital with gunshot wounds, but later died.
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But you'd expect these costs to manifest in region-wide, economy-leaking wounds.
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The suspected burglar was found with head trauma and stab wounds, police said.
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Kaitlyn says "no thank you," and boy retreats to lick his proverbial wounds.
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Screenshot: Keepers of the Wild (Facebook)Kraft suffered broken bones and several wounds.
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Keating was evacuated within an hour, but died of his wounds, Warren said.
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Although time has helped heal their wounds, the couple's absence still hurts them.
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At least 12 people are being treated at local hospitals for gunshot wounds.
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Authorities found Cornell-Duranleau's body with multiple stab wounds in Lathem's Chicago apartment.
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Eight people would die from their wounds and nearly 50 others were injured.
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I've put a lot of wounds on her, so she's calloused towards me.
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Their skeletons were found here four years later, marred with innumerable stab wounds.
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Habe, like Jane Doe #59, reportedly had multiple stab wounds to the neck.
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Nipsey suffered fatal gunshot wounds to his head and torso on March 31.
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Health Minister David Parirenyatwa said some of the injured had serious stomach wounds.
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The Turkish lira licked its wounds after a 4 percent plunge on Thursday.
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She also suffered multiple stab wounds on her neck, ABC Action News reported.
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No blood or wounds or anything like that, but the kid was crying.
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Raymond was hospitalized with gunshot wounds after a confrontation with police, authorities said.
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He recovered well physically, but the psychological wounds proved much harder to heal.
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Cops say they found him dead in his garage with multiple gunshot wounds.
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He was crying, and bleeding from stab wounds inflicted by his mother's boyfriend.
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The Pierce County Medical Examiner's office said he died of multiple gunshot wounds.
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They have cracked shells, injured eyes, missing fins and are covered in wounds.
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His wounds were serious but not life-threatening and she was later released.
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Oil prices licked wounds after Friday's falls on concerns about the global economy.
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She found her stepmother, Sandy, dead in an armchair with several bullet wounds.
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"Multiple wounds probably led to significant blood loss and eventual death," they wrote.
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"Nearly all of the wounded victims have serious wounds," said nurse Samir Abdi.
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Hodgkinson later died from the gunshot wounds at the George Washington University Hospital.
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He heals wounds that no surgeon's knife, no psychologist's couch, can ever reach.
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Armed officers responded and found a man in his 60s with knife wounds.
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She had been shot twice but had three gunshot wounds, the police said.
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People died from gunshot wounds and beatings by police, according to hospital staff.
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Initial reports indicated all three were suffering from non-life threatening gunshot wounds.
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The Denver Medical Examiner's Office said the victim died of multiple gunshot wounds.
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For younger Cubans born in the U.S., the wounds are not so raw.
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Both men died on the spot after suffering multiple bullet wounds, he said.
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The shooting, which did not result in life-threatening wounds, is under investigation.
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Two students, both 15 years old, have died from gunshot wounds, Kentucky Gov.
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Those with serious wounds were airlifted for treatment to Turkey, Sudan, and Kenya.
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The claim has reopened the wounds of Clinton's bitter primary battle against Sen.
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The photograph accompanying the article showed a face with red wart-like wounds.
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But we never realized that he suffered from the invisible wounds of war.
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The bodies of Deese and Fowler were reportedly found with numerous bullet wounds.
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It felt as though a problematic masterpiece had been healed of its wounds.
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But he said the wounds did not seem consistent with a dog attack.
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Matter of fact, half the stab wounds in my back are from him.
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Wednesday night's nod from the president's campaign just rubbed salt in those wounds.
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"Now it's time for America to bind the wounds of division," he said.
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Mr. Jabara was taken to the hospital, where he died of his wounds.
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The congresswoman survived five gunshot wounds in 1978 when her boss, then-Rep.
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The injured had gunshot wounds or were hurt while fleeing, the statement said.
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The wounds of this election cycle run deeper than anyone imagined they would.
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The victim was taken to a local hospital with life-threatening stab wounds.
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He spoke of evolution and burying old wounds from before he was born.
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The other 2900 sustained only minor wounds, and were taken to local hospitals.
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He shows you the purple bandanas, the bullet wounds, and the tear streaks.
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I'm allergic to cats, so the skin around my wounds immediately became inflamed.
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Do I have the right medical supplies to treat poison, burns, light wounds?
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How much time can you devote to Hesitation Wounds moving forward and touring?
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I realized suddenly that I was bleeding from a dozen non-serious wounds.
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He had three gunshot wounds, including a self-inflicted shot to the head.
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He shielded the man to treat his wounds, then carried him to safety.
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I never saw him stop to eat, rest or treat his own wounds.
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Yet for some workers, the wounds of the recession have not fully healed.
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Fallaci lived a genuinely romantic life, too, with stormy loves and war wounds.
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On Saturday, a fifth Palestinian man died of wounds sustained the day before.
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But the wounds from that night would haunt him for months to come.
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Keith Caneiro's body was found outside the house with gunshot wounds, he said.
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Dr. Nichiporenko examined him from head to toe but found no gunshot wounds.
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Ultimately, cops say Cunningham was shot multiple times and died from his wounds.
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You want to reach out and palpate its wounds, that you might believe.
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He went to him and bandaged his wounds, pouring on oil and wine.
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Even before the latest shock, gas operators were reeling from self-inflicted wounds.
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Hannah and James even healed old wounds after beefing during The Bachelorette finale.
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In the final few episodes of Girls, Dunham refused to mend irreparable wounds.
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At this stage, he essentially had open wounds that were wrapped for play.
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Two adults — a female instructor and a male shooter — died from gunshot wounds.
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A second person later died of their wounds, a Gaza hospital official said.
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Oscar is alive if a little beat-up, with Abuelita tending his wounds.
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In all, about 1,700 were hospitalized with various wounds, according to Palestinian officials.
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The passage of time did little to diminish these moral wounds, Maguen found.
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A medic treated his wounds, and Private Chapman climbed back on the truck.
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Terri Sewell, who said the governor's admission "only deepens open wounds" of racism.
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No serious wounds to officers The wounded officers' injuries were non-life threatening.
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He's one of the few with no visible physical wounds — his are psychological.
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Exposure to open wounds or drinking floodwater could lead to infections or diarrhea.
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Since the election, Warren has avoided reopening the wounds of Clinton's shocking loss.
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There were plenty of self-inflicted wounds, as well as genuine ideological opposition.
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Some of those wounds from that fight are still raw, GOP sources said.
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Doctors said that most of the people killed had died from gunshot wounds.
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Amid the wounds and anger, some Americans tried to move past the campaign.
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There is no doubt the heated rift over Sanders is reopening old wounds.
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He was treated for wounds that were not life-threatening, the police said.
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"A lot of our wounds were self-inflicted," said veteran linebacker Derrick Johnson.
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She died of her wounds 20 days later at the age of 32.
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The crucified Christ on one float had bullet holes instead of spear wounds.
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Two men and a woman suffered gunshot wounds but were expected to survive.
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Officers reportedly found Brown on the ground late Friday with multiple gunshot wounds.
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One member of the public also sustained nonfatal gunshot wounds, the police said.
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Asked if he had yet healed the wounds in that community, U.S. Rep.
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Also, I care about their feelings and don't want to reopen old wounds.
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A former rebel shot by the mutineers died of his wounds on Sunday.
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Who wants to see a play that yanks the scab from unhealed wounds?
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The cuts you receive will enable you to recognize the wounds of others.
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Opposition figures have said that the bodies of some prisoners had bullet wounds.
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Alexander the Great is said to have used it to heal battle wounds.
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A 2016 study found that rinsing with saline (salt water) helped heal wounds.
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Six died, including two teenagers found in a field with multiple gunshot wounds.
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Now, many conservatives appear willing to reopen the wounds of old leadership fights.
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Time may heal all wounds, but that's no guarantee they won't leave scars.
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"One of the eight was shot and she survived her wounds," he said.
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With their dark secrets and buried wounds, the Rayburn family is no different.
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It could also end up hurting challengers as much as it wounds Trump.
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For seven years he had spent two hours a day dressing his wounds.
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Cabrera questioned why the agents would have defensive wounds if they were ambushed.
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The officer survived and is currently receiving medical treatment for multiple gunshot wounds.
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Lucasz is recovering in a hospital — Williamson said he sustained five knife wounds.
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However, creating a consistent culture of bullying and negligence will create additional wounds.
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After 11 surgeries over three months, Ms. Handziuk succumbed to her excruciating wounds.
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Six police officers were struck by gunfire and treated for mostly minor wounds.
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Six police officers were struck by gunfire and treated for mostly minor wounds.
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She was in the middle of it, but her physical wounds were minor.
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James Blaine, who died of his gunshot wounds on the streets of Hue.
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Mr. Formosa, a citizen of Malta, died of his wounds at a hospital.
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Worshiping a God of wounds is a little strange, as my friend said.
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They were sent to nearby hospitals, where they're being treated for their wounds.
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To get there, I'd ride on cabs with open wounds on my back.
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Black police officer: I live in two worlds Cause of death: 'Multiple gunshot wounds' A preliminary autopsy found Sterling's cause of death was from "multiple gunshot wounds to the chest and back," East Baton Rouge Parish Coroner William "Beau" Clark said.
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Even a grieving, conflicted father possesses no right to ignore his injured son's request not to discuss in public his son's wounds, especially when at best the father able only to speculate, guess the nature of the wounds and their effects.
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"Research has been conducted talking to people with these open wounds and this highlights the shock and anguish that these wounds can cause people, as well as the feeling of frustration and powerlessness felt when living with them," Norman said.
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He then rode with him to the hospital to keep pressure on the wounds.
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The wounds of adolescent rejection and cruelty may eventually heal, but they leave scars.
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Superficial wounds will heal, but recovery wouldn't begin until she'd fled her Turkish nightmare.
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Some of the wounds could have been from the same bullet, the autopsy said.
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The troops suffered light shrapnel wounds and are believed to have returned to duty.
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The girl, who was wearing a ballerina costume, suffered two wounds under her arm.
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Hancock hopes his walk and his brotherhood can help heal some very deep wounds.
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The slightest scratch or blistering can result in wounds comparable to third-degree burns.
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I had hot water running over open wounds, that was probably the worst part.
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With a few gunshots, Cassandra falls to the ground and dies from her wounds.
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Agnew also revealed that Stephens had been found with puncture wounds on her skull.
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Police responding to reports of the attack found five individuals suffering from gunshot wounds.
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Two individuals were hospitalized with non-critical gunshot wounds, while bullets grazed two more.
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The boy, bleeding from head wounds, started banging on the door, the warrant alleges.
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But it's hard to sing songs that are about wounds that are so fresh.
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Her body was found in the couple's Bellmead home, with dozens of stab wounds.
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Authorities said Ball had 18 gunshot wounds and Butler had two in her legs.
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"Now it is time for America to bind the wounds of division," he said.
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"Let's open up our wounds so that people can heal," and yada yada yada.
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He is in "critical condition" from the self-inflicted wounds but expected to survive.
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He had been shot five times, with wounds in the head, hands and arms.
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One of the injured people is being treated in a hospital for stab wounds.
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Some residents suffered wounds to their legs, mobile phone footage seen by Reuters showed.
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"Listen, as my dear departed mother would say, 'Time heals all wounds,' " says Jim.
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Both had face and neck wounds — with locals claiming the pair had been stabbed.
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"I believe we're more connected by our wounds than our comfort zones," she says.
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The autopsy performed on Scott's body showed entry wounds on his back and side.
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But all Hira could do was give her husband an ointment for his wounds.
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Her body was found with stab wounds to the upper torso, head, and neck.
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Witnesses have posted videos and photographs on Twitter of people with wounds being treated.
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"You don't write from your open wounds, you write from your scars," she recites.
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The boy's illness was still unknown, but he had no visible wounds, Berg said.
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Almost 50 people were treated at Christchurch Hospital for gunshot wounds, including young children.
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Those cases were in people who had open wounds or cut themselves while fishing.
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Logan is a great example, with digitally hiding and then revealing the claw wounds.
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The PP is still licking its wounds and seems unlikely to recover in time.
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Until the fog clears, a new boss can do little to staunch the wounds.
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The wound is a metaphor, as ancient as Greek myths involving never-healing wounds.
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Sara Anum, 10, attempted to put on a brave face despite her shrapnel wounds.
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LUNA is used to assess perfusion in patients being treated for non-healing wounds.
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Their mouths were too far gone to scream, mangled by bullet wounds and scavengers.
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The researchers also found something else when they were measuring the trees' wounds: ants.
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I sustained four stab wounds to my head and I lost my left thumb.
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That both victims were black reopened wounds of racial division and distrust of police.
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There were no bullets flying, of course, but the psychic wounds would have lingered.
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The wounds on her leg were the equivalent of having second-degree chemical burns.
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The new artwork shows the same wounds on his face — now cleaned, but unhealed.
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"He was my life," says Ahmed, who has 48 shrapnel wounds from the blast.
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None of its self-inflicted wounds is fatal and each has a potential fix.
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These new canvases, together with new collages, showed no traces of her existential wounds.
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We will work together with Sean towards mending the wounds created in our community.
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After taking a second to breathe — and tend to my wounds — I join them.
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Studies have found insufficient information that it's useful as a topical treatment for wounds.
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"He did die at the scene from gunshot wounds," Shore said of the father.
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The same material was actually originally used to protect police officers from stab wounds.
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Another wounded deputy and police officer have non-life-threatening wounds, law officers said.
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They suffered wounds from gunfire, land mines, mortar rounds, car bombings and booby-traps.
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The victims suffered multiple gunshot wounds to the chest, abdomen and back, authorities said.
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