If your wrists begin to develop with a muddy color, Von Hep suggests rubbing a towel in between your wrists to remove excess tanner.
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Large watches, obviously, fit larger wrists, and that spells a potential problem for women who (surprise!) also wear watches and often have smaller wrists.
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Source: Duct tape found on couple's wrists The law enforcement source said there was duct tape found on the couple's wrists but they were not bound together.
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The result was a watch that felt downright unwieldy on my own wrists — and I've got fairly average-sized wrists for a dude who's around 6 feet tall.
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After spending a day crack climbing and shoving my hands and wrists into abrasive granite, I need a beer but I don't really need to scuff up my wrists again.
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Crossing wrists above one's head In what has become a symbol of solidarity with the Oromo people, crossing wrists above one's head as if in handcuffs is now banned in the country.
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Resizing is the first step: a thinner strap, a smaller face, more delicate styling (though, of course, not all women have tiny wrists, the same way that not all men have big wrists).
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Not just waists, but wrists and ankles are taken in.
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As for my own wrists, the Ionic fit fairly comfortably.
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If flat palms bother your wrists, clasp your hands together.
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My lower back throbbed; my shoulders — even my wrists — hurt.
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We clutched each other's wrists as we confronted our privilege.
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Those "slash my wrists" comments weren't taken out of context.
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Though Veanne is quick to note her "child size" wrists.
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Using a screw from the toilet, Camille slits her wrists.
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This is not a timepiece for folks with small wrists.
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They hung him by his wrists against a barred wall.
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People get permanent marks on their wrists from this experience.
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So I restrained her wrists as she was being uncontrollable.
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The correct garment has epaulets and buttons on the wrists.
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Burn scars coat her hands and wrists in corrugated patterns.
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Keep your fingers spread wide, with your shoulders above wrists.
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They poured her perfume all over their wrists and heads.
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I also SUPER love the fitted part around the wrists.
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They held their shimmering wrists together for a Snapchat video.
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Her wrists were about as small as my two fingers.
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The 40mm casing is also perfect for women's smaller wrists.
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Once he does, he will have no wrists to spare.
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Blue bouncing balls appear and hit your wrists and ankles.
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They're lead away to a car, their wrists taped together.
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They're huge — big on my wrists, even, and I'm 5'423.
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Unidentified Speakers: [Arabic] Callimachi: Why are they tying his wrists?
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Definitely not planning on slitting my wrists over Armand's picture.
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I always stop my sets if I notice my wrists starting to ache a bit, and my wrists are usually my limiting factor (due to lack of transition) but today I experienced no aching.
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But she stopped herself from completely freeing her wrists and ankles.
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"It makes me just want to slit my wrists," she said.
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It was dark, and my wrists were chafing from the handcuffs.
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Of course, there are tiny tat suggestions for fingers and wrists.
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He was shackled at the ankles and wrists, the paper reports.
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TMZ broke the story .. Salling cut his wrists back in August.
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Start in a high plank position, shoulders stacked right over wrists.
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Caroline's wrists were strapped to the wheelchair with plastic zip-ties.
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She had a head wound and bruised wrists, suggesting a struggle.
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He had tied a seltzer bottle to each of his wrists.
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My wrists were bleeding from the handcuffs being on so tight.
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Instead time is wasted on points on the arms, wrists, feet.
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After they approach, one of the officers reach for Augustus's wrists.
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She crossed blindfolded, and then with her ankles and wrists manacled.
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After cutting my wrists, I was admitted to a psychiatric hospital.
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We've all had injuries like weird shooting sensations down our wrists.
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She then turned the knife on her own neck and wrists.
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I waddled into the exam room wearing ankle cuffs, wrists shackled.
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Many were shot in the back or had their wrists chopped.
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But she was tiny and slid the handcuffs off her wrists.
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It also featured feathered fringe at the wrists of each sleeve.
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So they don't grab her wrists lightly and get her out.
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In response, they hung him by his wrists for several hours.
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His skin is strangely pale, with several scabs on his wrists.
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I would say on my wrists themselves maybe seven or eight.
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Wax separated and cracked, except for the thin shackles securing her wrists.
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LEDS are mounted onto swimmers' wrists, shoulders, hips, knees, ankles and toes.
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I laughed at him, and he tightened his hold on my wrists.
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Then a small metal box was used to bind my wrists together.
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In the trailer, Leila creepily hangs — with bandaged wrists — in Christian's kitchen.
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Footballers have suffered broken arms, cracked ribs, fractured wrists and dislocated knees.
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For now just take a gander at the wrists of your coworkers.
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It was auto-bondage, basically, as he bound his wrists and ankles.
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Rather, they reported having levels of pain in their hands and wrists.
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Cops swapped out his cuffs and they took photos of his wrists.
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The fist appeared on walls, cars, motorcycles, T-shirts and bare wrists.
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The position of the hands suggests her wrists may have been bound.
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She escapes to the bathroom and attempts suicide by slitting her wrists.
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"He had a confirmed sprain in one of his wrists," she said.
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His wrists hung limp and he stared dead-eyed at the ceiling.
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Jeremy folded his wrists back and held them up to his ears.
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So many illnesses and broken bones and sprained wrists and cracked skulls.
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He needed to be still, on time, and let those wrists attack.
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And the person behind them grabs their wrists while they have sex.
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Why can't mobile ads not move with our wrists to appear 3D?
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Later, after a failed relationship, he slit his wrists in his bathtub.
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"I didn't go," said Ms. Santakumari, wearing prayer ropes on her wrists.
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After Eleven proves her powers, she and Kali expose their thin wrists.
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Jill physically grabbed the protester by the wrists and pushed her away.
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It comes in two different case sizes, for wrists big and small.
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On his wrists were worn-out festival bracelets from Glastonbury and Coachella.
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Tattoos of the Virgin Mary and crosses stipple their shoulders and wrists.
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The wrists of each man are zip-tied to a grab handle.
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Dirt stains now ringed the hat's brim and the jacket's wrists. D!
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Amina grabbed her by the wrists, leading her to a waiting vehicle.
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His partner Dawn Sturgess applied some of the substance to her wrists.
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She had been bound at the wrists and ankles, the police said.
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There are no signs that the victim's wrists were nailed to the cross.
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Every time Kusunoki moved his wrists, a nearby JBL speaker emitted a beat.
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Weird heart-rate, said the two Basis smart watches strapped to his wrists.
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The Ionic, on the other hand, will feel unwieldy for many smaller wrists.
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His wrists were in handcuffs and shackled to a chain at his waist.
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Attempting to scoop straight-from-the-freezer ice cream makes for achy wrists.
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I had a buddy who worked for two weeks with two broken wrists.
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Our wrists and arms can move in ways that our heads just can't.
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My wrists are muy pequeño so it looks ridiculous like all big watches.
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Look up, then bring your hands to your forehead, twisting your wrists once.
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Before he jumped, Albuja-Montalvo slit his wrists, according to NBC New York.
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Will.i.am believes it's no longer awkward for people to talk into their wrists.
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Weeping and screaming, the girl complied, slitting her wrists with a razor blade.
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Exhaustion and pain on his wrists also forced him to take a breather.
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There's no getting around it: the CoWatch is big, especially on my wrists.
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Both events are memorialized on angel wing tattoos on each of Solange's wrists.
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Wrists previously adorned with Apple Watches were instead sporting something distinctly retro-tech.
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They tied his wrists using plastic strips and poured water over his head.
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The 42mm case, meanwhile, is small and likely more accessible for more wrists.
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The only thing missing is the shackles around the migrants' wrists and ankles.
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Others have complained of sore shoulders and wrists in the heavy, humid conditions.
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Her sleeves bunched up at the wrists, and her skirt reached the floor.
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He was hospitalized for slashing his wrists when he got home from Afghanistan.
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He thought anything he did or said would make me slit my wrists.
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In our pockets, our homes, our cars, plus on a few people's wrists.
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Once inside, they handcuffed her wrists to the bed and shackled her ankles.
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The cops cuffed his tattooed wrists and took him down to the station.
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Does your office leave you with pain in your wrists, back or neck?
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Some wore continuous glucose monitors, and some wore heartbeat trackers on their wrists.
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They have matching tattoos, undulating scripts of "Not Alone" inked inside their wrists.
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Its shoulders are also apelike, but the arms, wrists and hands more humanlike.
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It had the advantage of not making you want to slit your wrists.
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The police officer is stopping people to check their wrists, for smart watches?
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His ankles and wrists were chained to a steel belt around his waist.
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People, including some rule-bending senators, have computers strapped to their wrists nowadays.
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Do your fingers (and wrists and shoulders and neck and back) a favor.
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Others had neuropathy in both wrists, and a few were carrying oxygen tanks.
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The first season's final episode depicted her slitting her wrists in a bathtub.
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If you have smaller wrists, these watches will feel awfully big on you.
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People notice your legs or your bum, but they don't notice your wrists.
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Rather than just positioning your wrists at a more natural angle, the Sculpt's domed shape also raises the keys in such a manner that your wrists are rotated slightly outwards and not simply lying "flat" on top of the keyboard.
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Mobility Designed created this ergonomic crutch to relieve pain on hands, wrists, and armpits.
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Meanwhile, broken bones in the arms, wrists and legs were the most common injuries.
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It's a connection that we wear around our necks, our wrists, and our fingers.
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They arrived to discover the alleged victim naked, with rope binding her wrists together.
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I'm gonna slit my wrists or take some pills, and it's gonna be over.
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Earlier in the semester, after arguing with her parents, she had cut her wrists.
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It worked because I have fine-boned hands with delicate, strong wrists — piano hands.
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After he leaves, she rubs red liquid from a test-tube into her wrists.
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Once there, she tied his wrists and locked him inside the vehicle, investigators claim.
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Prepare for your wrists to be boarded by these massive Bell & Ross mechanical watches.
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They strapped him into a "tiger chair" that clamped down his wrists and ankles.
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This start-up promises to give coffee lovers their caffeine fix … on their wrists.
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Her arms are bare and there are long cuts up and down her wrists.
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"My wrists, ankles and my thumb joints in particular definitely got worse," Foy said.
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He also slit his wrists, writing "American Gulag" in blood on his bed sheets.
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Anyone who starts interrupting will get their wrists slapped by having their time reduced.
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He instructs Pasha to slit his wrists, so his parents will take him seriously.
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Like Mark Rothko a year before, she slit her wrists and overdosed on pills.
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Toronto's DeMarre Carroll and Miami's Luol Deng injured their left wrists in Game 5.
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Although her wrists are strapped down, her son is holding her left hand tightly.
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Rows and rows of rock-hard ice cream can be brutal on the wrists.
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Another case ended with the deathing practitioner slitting their patient's wrists to induce death.
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"He was so strong he snapped the plastic handcuffs off his wrists," said one.
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"I was sore, my wrists hurt so badly, and my armpits hurt," she said.
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Hey, Sarah, just give me your wrists and we'll get you all set here.
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He also bound Jayme's wrists and ankles and helped her out of the tub.
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Her car pulled up and that was it — should've put cuffs around my wrists.
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So she tried to cut her wrists with a bracelet she was wearing — unsuccessfully.
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She's been fitted for prosthetic legs and will eventually get prosthetic wrists and hands.
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Next, walk your hands forward into a plank position with shoulders over the wrists.
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In many cases, they fall off people's wrists while riding on the ferris wheel.
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I had to decide not to slit my wrists and die in the bathtub.
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One young woman was so nervous that he grasped her wrists with both hands.
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According to paleontologist Scott Persons, the "Jurassic Park" T. rex also has broken wrists.
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" They would give us so much shit, asking us "do you slit your wrists?
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The rounded shape and split key design align your hands and wrists in an anatomically correct position while the bulbous curvature of the palm rest rotates your wrists slightly outward (although this rotation isn't quite as noticeable as that of the Microsoft Sculpt).
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Set up in tabletop position with your knees underneath your hips and wrists underneath shoulders.
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Authorities said the bodies showed signs of strangulation and tape was found on their wrists.
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Ahead, see how today's feminists are wearing their ethos on their sleeves, wrists, and ankles.
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You see them on the wrists of all kinds of people—not just tech nerds.
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Computers entered homes in the 1980s, then migrated onto laps, into pockets and around wrists.
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When the police clicked the handcuffs on my wrists, I breathed a sigh of relief.
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The inmate said he was chained at the ankles, waist and wrists at the time.
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It's design is modern, but it's still chunky and thick and will dwarf smaller wrists.
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The solution might be right in front of us — or at least on our wrists.
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Nothing to feel but the cuffs on his wrists and the air across his skin.
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It explicitly depicted the main character, Hannah, cutting her wrists open and bleeding to death.
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Dr. Reisman points to the self-inflicted bruises on Celeste's wrists to prove her point.
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He winds up with Chris' gun in his face and zip ties around his wrists.
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Today, however, the solution is something everyone has in their pocket, or on their wrists.
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They then cinched the handcuffs on my wrists so tight that my fingers went numb.
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A villager told the paper the soldier's head had been smashed and his wrists bound.
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He first bound her wrists and ankles with cables but she managed to untie herself.
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It's much less bulky than the original Q watches, making it perfect for smaller wrists.
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On the plane, Mr. Weinberg quietly chained one of his own wrists to his briefcase.
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The weight of restraints on your waists, wrists, and ankles makes it difficult to walk.
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Williams operates the shoulders, arms, and wrists, and he calls cues for the other two.
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In a 2017 interview, she said she slashed her wrists in a 2013 suicide attempt.
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Another element of lingering beauty about him is the contour of his wrists and hands.
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He developed sores on his wrists, ankles and head from his shackles and a blindfold.
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As we reported, he cut his wrists in an apparent suicide attempt earlier this year.
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Gaethje's high guard frustrated Johnson so much that the latter began to grab Gaethje's wrists.
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They tightened the chains around my ankles and my wrists; afterwards, I started to bleed.
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I drew a glass of water, ran the faucet over the insides of my wrists.
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Strewn around our necks, ankles, and wrists, the flimsy metal baubles were anything but luxurious.
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She showed the self-harm marks still visible on her wrists from earlier that summer.
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He's a formalist poet who has the words "sight" and "vision" tattooed on alternate wrists.
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The young man's hands rested on two pillows, wrists bent and fingers contracted into fists.
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The leading man was shackled so tightly that he performed with abrasions on his wrists.
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The doctor lifted Georgi's wrists a few inches above his forehead and then dropped them.
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Video showed them lined up, with wrists cuffed behind their backs on the Capitol lawn.
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In the hours before he died, he slit his wrists as well, the suit says.
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If the officer noticed the rope burns on his hands and wrists, they didn't ask.
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Many flaunt dazzling diamonds the size of golf balls, glistening on ears, wrists and throats.
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If pitchers jammed me, my wrists were quick enough to get around on the pitch.
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A pair of handcuffs was slapped on Wa Lone's wrists, and another on Kyaw Soe Oo's.
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I don't think any of our wrists are ready for that trend to translate to smartwatches.
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GLIDING EXERCISES: Rotating both wrists (with both open and closed palms) wards off carpal tunnel syndrome.
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You're this totally stunning creature, and all they want me for is from my wrists up.
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" That's when I told him, "Well, I'm pretty sure I can't move my wrists right now.
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" Warryn questions, as Erica replies, "Something was telling me, 'Just slice your wrists in the kitchen.
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Two videos posted to the account show multiple women with the same tattoo on their wrists.
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Knead the dough by pushing your hands and wrists into the log and rolling it forward.
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He'd work to separate the wrists and attack with a kimura or a sumi-gaeshi throw.
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"Crossing my wrists in Rio has already had a great impact on my life," he said.
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He sits calmly, but if you look at his wrists, you'll see they are curved in.
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The latter color option — shown below — is thinner so presumably it is designed for female wrists.
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Ursini said the man bound her ankles and wrists and took off most of her clothes.
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Ultra-thick People with smaller wrists may not like the Gear S3 because of its size.
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The autopsy also notes Salling had attempted to kill himself months prior by cutting his wrists.
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Nguyen explains that she dabbed the oil straight from the bottle to her neck and wrists.
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Hannah puts on some old clothes, fills her bathtub with water, and slits her wrists open.
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Even as a baby she would put those plastic stacking rings on her wrists like bracelets.
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Medical professionals found that all three boys were underweight and had ligature marks on their wrists.
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After Ms. Bamenga drowned the children, she turned on the gas stove and slit her wrists.
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Wristcel: These people seem to believe they are celibate because of the width of their wrists.
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Hammond wore a plaid flannel shirt buttoned at the wrists and thick rubber gloves as protection.
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Lloyd, with Tomlinson's encouragement, had grown up setting with quick movements of her fingers and wrists.
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Workers' wrists were tied with plastic bands and they deposited personal belongings in clear plastic bags.
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When he got to the forest, he cut his wrists, but the wounds were not fatal.
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These are then transmitted via radio signals to vibrating devices attached to musicians' wrists or ankles.
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This week, the patients are friends Lauren and Aziza, who have matching lumps on their wrists.
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The bands are also swappable, so parents can pick up larger sizes as their wrists grow.
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The fact that I had bad wrists was no longer a defining part of my existence.
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Everyone in line was already wearing their wristbands on their actual wrists, so they did nothing.
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No blood pooled around the wrists, no cinched-up bed sheet, no packet indicating something smuggled.
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Nerve by nerve, I lost the use of my legs, arms, wrists, hands, pointer finger, thumb.
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Lilian Oliva slit her wrists in the bathroom of a Texas immigrant detention center last summer.
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Guards beat prisoners with gun butts and electric wires and handcuffed victims' wrists to the ceiling.
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His handcuffed wrists serve as a reminder that his time for grieving with family is limited.
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The two talked about taking razor blades to her wrists or getting the tranquilizing drug Klonopin.
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They would stand above the display cases and swivel their pretty wrists like a magician's assistant.
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I applied some on my wrists for carpal tunnel right before I started writing this column.
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"Lately, my wrists are starting to hurt again but it's definitely a different feeling," she said.
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Faisal had light marks on his wrists and around his eyes, but was otherwise physically unharmed.
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There are traces of his ordeal — ropes dangle from his wrists — but no sign of pain.
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The defense also detailed Jutting's father attempted suicide by slashing his wrists when he was 16.
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By the end of the boat ride, Salahi was bleeding from his ankles, mouth, and wrists.
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He would say things about having flashbacks about having the nails driven in through his wrists.
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Soon, I found myself flanked by two writers, each leaning down to delicately smell my wrists.
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"They're for you," he responded as he could be seen placing the restraints around Rolle's wrists.
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"I've been given a second chance," he declares before slitting his wrists, with the same result.
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On her wrists, she also donned two Cartier Art Deco bracelets set with diamonds and emeralds.
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And so we've slipped Oura rings onto fingers and wrapped Fitbits and Apple Watches around wrists.
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Normal people can't let the strength of their wrists do all their shooting work for them.
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She kept it classy too ... accessories around her neck, wrists and, of course, that ring finger.
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You have joints all throughout your body, in your fingers, hips, shoulders, neck, back, and wrists.
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In this case, the boy's fingers and wrists exhibited some wear-and-tear indicative of tool making.
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The child can be seen taped to the wall by his wrists, and can be heard crying.
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"He called in and wanted to make sure we were flicking our wrists hard enough," Salzman said.
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Apple Watch bands are on display and available for customers to try on their wrists at will.
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PUT 'ER THERE WITH A FIRM HANDSHAKE No limp wrists, no wet hands, no fingertip cop-outs.
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Plank with leg lift Begin in a straight-arm plank with your shoulders stacked above your wrists.
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An officer clipped a pair of handcuffs around his wrists and told him he was under arrest.
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He then bound Jayme's wrists and ankles before removing her from the tub and fatally shooting Denise.
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After 2015 film "Spectre," Craig had said he would rather slash his wrists than play Bond again.
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Both are in elastomer bands, and look like the Fitbits I've seen on a thousand wrists before.
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"He called in and wanted to make sure we were flicking our wrists hard enough," Salzman testified.
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The victim told investigators that Ulmer allegedly used a rope to bind her wrists in the garage.
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He turned toward the muscular, shiny-pated man guarding him and raised his wrists, ready for unshackling.
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Emboldened, he too approached the formidable weights, but after one attempt, he slinked away, shaking his wrists.
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Hamilton and Rolex sent watches to war and pilots strapped Glycine Airmen to their jungle-hot wrists.
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The painting invites us to slip into its skin and almost sense cool metal hitting warm wrists.
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One woman is Tess, a former employee who slashed her wrists after being bullied on social media.
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As you would expect, there's a lot of hitting points on the wrists to release stern grips.
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After 18 years, autograph signing is probably painful on the wrists, so this retirement makes some sense.
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The witness also said the woman's wrists were handcuffed and her feet were bound together with chains.
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Police and medics spotted scars on his wrists and tape marks near his ankles, a report said.
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It's comfortable, and the low-profile band doesn't interfere when your wrists are resting on a laptop.
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His militia uniform is jumbled around his wrists and elbows, too big for the boy wearing it.
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The voice that tells you to jump off a ledge or to slit your wrists never yells.
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Sometimes the children were punished for concocted "infractions" like washing their hands above the wrists, prosecutors said.
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They can attach these vibrating devices to their wrists and get up without waking the other person.
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The researchers analyzed their responses, conducted physical examinations and processed ultrasound images of their hands and wrists.
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The woman was taken to the hospital with self-inflicted cuts to her wrists, the source said.
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"He just walked in the dugout taping his wrists at the same time," Collins said before laughing.
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With minimal ruffles around the neckline and wrists, this top can easily be dressed up or down.
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This classic yoga pose strengthens the spine, arms and wrists while stretching the chest, lungs and abs.
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Sometimes they bring their wrists in beside their shoulders, with hands pointing out sideways like spiky epaulets.
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"This is, you see, I have been tortured by C.I.A.," Mr. Mohammed said, holding out his wrists.
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She died on July 8, a week after applying the substance to her wrists and falling ill.
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I zip-tied the old man's wrists, and Joe forced him to kneel on the hard ground.
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The doctor refused to leave, prompting security officers to drag him down the aisle by his wrists.
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The Ionic is also chunky and only available in one size, putting off users with smaller wrists.
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He cares for her sweetly, the camera lingering on the baby's fat wrists, Pattinson's rock-hewn face.
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Broken ribs, fingers, wrists, and arms are typical—as are a lot of blows to the head.
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On the other, a red leather wall with several sets of restraints for your wrists and ankles.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The staccato vibrations from the drumbeat hit me in the wrists.
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Yeah, it came across a little over-the-top, and they got their wrists slapped for it.
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Well, this confirms the coroner's report of 11pm TOD, as well as the bruising around the wrists.
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It's in his hands, feet, shoulders, wrists, and most importantly in the neural pathways that connect them.
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I closed my eyes and slowly started pivoting my wrists around as if pushing away thick air.
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There are also aggravating pains: chafing under the arms, blisters on hands, impact vibrations jolting up wrists.
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He also added that vintage watches often have 34-millimeter cases that particularly suit his small wrists.
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She pulled the long sleeves of her black shirt down to her wrists, then wrung her hands.
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She jerked me sideways, hurled me over and tightly bound my wrists to what felt like boards.
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We see her wrists in close-up as Hannah slides a razor across them again and again.
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It is common to see reddened wrists and hands or taped fingers, especially late in the season.
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The researchers have generated images of ankles and wrists, but eventually plan to scan full human bodies.
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When people keep their wrists still, as in pushing a stroller, the wrist is not changing directions.
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Officers later lift his handcuffed wrists toward his head; he again reacts as if he's in pain.
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It's smaller, has a sleeker design and the strap is adjustable to fit better on different wrists.
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The other eight students, though, began a workout program that targeted the flexor muscles in their wrists.
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It makes sense that the manufacturers would use the wrists of famous athletes as a sales device.
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I tell my clients: If you show your wrists and you show your ankles, you look taller.
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I have pretty small wrists, so I usually shy away from bracelets that can&apost be adjusted.
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He has big hands, thin wrists, a shaved head and an oval face with a rounded chin.
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Hayes, wearing a dark jail uniform, his wrists shackled at his waist, appeared alongside a public defender.
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Later, she cautions Marcus against having anything to do with a girl who has slit her wrists.
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To me, if the head of the bat gets in front of the wrists, then you swung.
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American postcards from the 20th century showed "fairies" with limp wrists, doing "women's work" as store clerks.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads I grab Shaun Leonardo's wrists and hold on tight, as instructed.
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My commitment to this cause is not simply raising my crossed wrists over my head after every race.
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He fires off a warning shot when he sees that Berry has a broken handcuff on her wrists.
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Altuve can generate power without selling out completely because his hands and wrists are so quick and strong.
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Here in New York, I see a few on wrists every single day as I commute into work.
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The ground floor is packed with white robot arms with a variety of appendages attached to their wrists.
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Firearms, because they're much more effective than taking pills or slashing your wrists, don't give people that option.
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Three rows of villagers could be seen in a police station, their wrists bound with white nylon cords.
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He had been suffocated and there were signs that his wrists had been bound, according to the paper.
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The company claims it will only detect a fall when its measures very specific impacts on your wrists.
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A heated ice cream scoop Attempting to scoop straight-from-the-freezer ice cream makes for achy wrists.
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Cone — Designed for trigger points, focused muscle treatment, and small muscle areas, such as the wrists and feet.
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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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Some women had aromatherapy oils they passed around for the rest of us to rub on our wrists.
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The report also found that she had deep bruising on her left and right wrists from handcuff injuries.
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Many people, however, will regard these as a spy on their wrists, transmitting information back to the boss.
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Subsequently, Bamenga drank the wiper fluid herself and slit her wrists and left behind notes, the release states.
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Before he allegedly fatally shot Denise, Patterson bound Jayme's wrists and ankles with duct tape, the complaint states.
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As the disease progresses, patients may struggle with smaller coordinated movements in the fingers, hands, wrists, and tongue.
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While it's tough to tell in photos, the smaller band is contoured to be comfier on smaller wrists.
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He wore an orange-and-white Allen County Jail jumpsuit and was shackled at the wrists and ankles.
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When the pair realized what he was up to, Korniloff took an overdose, while Kemp cut his wrists.
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While not the largest watch on the market, at 42mm, it's beefy, especially if you have thin wrists.
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Android users are also getting a new app that lets them initiate text conversations right from their wrists.
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Cheryl Burke regrets telling the world Ian Ziering annoyed her so much she wanted to slit her wrists.
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She eases in everyone with "Roar" Pheromone Cologne, $26, which she rolls on the wrists of each woman.
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" "My first boyfriend tried to convince me he had slashed his wrists because I wouldn't take him back.
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The Core ReachStart lying on your back with arms extended straight in the air with wrists over shoulders.
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Footage of security officers roughly dragging Dao off the aircraft by his wrists went viral, provoking global outcry.
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"I think that's a personal question," he said, darting off to kiss more cheeks and squeeze more wrists.
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And with 40 and 44 millimeter options, it should fit on a fairly broad range of different wrists.
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The force used by staff has left bruises on my wrists, on my ribs, and on my shoulder.
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The lawsuit alleges that the plaintiffs were shackled "at their wrists, waist and legs" for the entire trip.
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It's on our wrists in the form of Apple's SIRI and in our kitchens thanks to Amazon's Alexa.
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The clocks were removed in 2007, but now fans can strap versions of the Normalzeit on their wrists.
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His wrists are still bandaged, which tells us as much about him as any of the dialogue does.
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For example, you might find that lifting heavy weights causes pain in your shoulders, elbows, knees, or wrists.
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So much flinging of arms and flicking of wrists that aims for expressive depths but too often misses.
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In general, mosquitoes are drawn to pulse points — the neck, wrists, ankles and behind the knees, she said.
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Some buyers with smaller wrists (including myself) did notice that the watch has a tendency to slip around.
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Footage of security officers roughly dragging Dao off the aircraft by his wrists went viral, provoking national outcry.
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Ms. Ortega, who had cut her wrists earlier, then plunged the knife into her throat, the prosecutor said.
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He had appeared in court earlier in the day, wearing khaki jail overalls and with his wrists cuffed.
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Apply on the soles of your feet, under your jawline or on your wrists just before bed time.
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Walking was nearly impossible, and her wrists and hands were so sore she couldn't type on her phone.
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" Tomasz, who is present, retorts, "I only consider knives and razor blades in relation to my own wrists.
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With the 220 percent of the 230 percent, that's the watch they want to have on their wrists.
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It was easier to risk skinned knees and sprained wrists than mull over my time in the desert.
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His right earlobe had been sliced off, and the bones in his wrists, shoulders and feet were shattered.
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Agents flew him to Miami and sent him to Krome, shackled and chained at the wrists and ankles.
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Cryptocurrency traders shatter their wrists slipping on black ice after too many glasses of $103,000-a-bottle wine.
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They went from one end of the body to the other: ankles, legs, shoulders, arms, fingers, wrists, neck.
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We recruited a group of 16 college students to wear casts on their left wrists for four weeks.
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He grips the wrists of people he talks to, his face just an inch or so from theirs.
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Thirty-three members of the Hadza community wore small watchlike tracking devices on their wrists for 20 days.
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My wrist transitions are improving a bit though, and my wrists are also becoming stronger and more resilient.
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Berger previously operated on the wrists of other tennis stars, including Juan Martín del Potro and Laura Robson.
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Kaia allegedly kicked a staff member who grabbed her wrists while trying to calm her down, Kirkland said.
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So the Lindsay Lohan monitors on our ankles and our wrists ... They had little balls hanging off them.
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For special occasions like church, she spritzed my sisters and me on the wrists and behind the ears.
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These replacement surgeries are performed not only on hips and knees but on ankles, wrists, shoulders and elbows.
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It's a bowl filled with sparkling diamond and gems — much like the jewelry worn on her wrists and hands.
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He dipped a ladle into the wax bath and continued until her ankles wore similar restraints to her wrists.
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She was allegedly padlocked with chains around her body and had handcuffs placed around her wrists, the release states.
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Best of all, the whole process is reversible -- just in case Slim wants the watches back on his wrists.
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It's 20 percent lighter than the Charge 2 and the aluminum body is better contoured to wrap around wrists.
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Raniere asked her to take off her clothes again, and tied her wrists and ankles to the table corners.
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I think it looks fine on me, personally, but my wrists are on the larger side of the spectrum.
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On thinner wrists, it protrudes a bit awkwardly, and I can't see it bringing many fashionistas into the fold.
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You wake up, swipe on your EOS lip balm, and pull a wad of Silly Bandz onto your wrists.
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When I was 17, I broke a lightbulb in my bedroom and lodged the broken glass into my wrists.
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But as the game progressed I began fidgeting, rubbing my wrists, stepping backwards, and looking down at my shoes.
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And the 5S is the smallest of the new series, designed specifically for people with smallish wrists, like me.
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The first lady can be seen posing in a white dress, her wrists and hands decked out with jewels.
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When I swap to a classic controller, it feels, at first, like having my wrists handcuffed to one another.
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And even with those sacrifices, the W7 is still a big, chunky watch that looks ridiculous on smaller wrists.
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Unloved, unwanted, soon to be unemployed, Barrow draws himself a bath and takes a straight edge to his wrists.
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Gone were the shaggy beard he sported in previous hearings and the chains that bound his wrists and ankles.
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Finally, you'll need some hand wraps to protect your wrists and decrease the impact on your wrist and knuckles.
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The camera also comes with two rechargeable batteries and a whopping 18 mounting accessories for bikes, wrists, and more.
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They are fitness trackers for your feet, allowing your wrists to go wearable-free when out for a run.
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Although Ruth's hard-hitter extended from the diamond to the ring, he did not possess strong hands or wrists.
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He took out a jackknife to slit his wrists, but his fingers were too numb to open the blade.
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Each controller also has a button to fire up the jets on your wrists, your main mode of locomotion.
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"There's no way they could get their hands into [the movie design's] position without breaking their wrists," he says.
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Many only know there is a problem when their babies' traditional bangles begin to slip from their skinny wrists.
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First, the small case size is great on petite wrists but might look downright tiny on larger wrist sizes.
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At times, especially in the sections where decades are condensed, a reader's wrists might strain under so many pages.
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Daniel Craig is on set, in the role he swore he'd rather slash his wrists than play again -- Bond.
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Submerging it in water could drown the speaker and microphone, which kept it off the wrists of serious swimmers.
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It was a large demographic that was overlooked with the product, which likely proved too large for many wrists.
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When I got back home, I had to hide the indent marks from the metal cuffs on my wrists.
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It pounces at your head and bites you in the face, rips at your wrists, tears into your arms.
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Have you noticed your secretly family-rich #woke friends wearing what looks like golden salad wrapped around their wrists?
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He then cuffed her wrists, placed her in the back of his car and drove her straight to court.
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Just look at how gorgeous this smartwatch is: Samsung finally has a watch that looks good on small wrists.
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"Porter informed me that he was not touching me, as he was still holding my wrists," Officer Abel wrote.
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That's when Carol starts scraping down her rosary so she can cut through the duct tape around her wrists.
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Atkins appeared in court Tuesday in a royal blue jail uniform, with his wrists cuffed and at his waist.
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In an eight-hour ordeal, Smith stabbed Dronfield in the neck, stamped on her head, and slashed her wrists.
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Detainees are regularly beaten, hung by their wrists, beaten while crammed inside tires, shocked with electricity and sexually assaulted.
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She wore a blood-red sari, with a gold nose ring and gold bracelets on her ankles and wrists.
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A split keyboard, like one of these ergonomic models, can keep wrists in a horizontally neutral position as well.
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Harriet Parry fashions pink corsages that fit on dolls' wrists, and Cecilia Fox covers ceilings with clouds of gypsophila.
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The basic idea is that when you're typing on a normal keyboard, your wrists are angled, which causes strain.
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As a further precaution, he not only handcuffed Oswald's wrists together, he handcuffed his left wrist to Oswald's right.
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Make sure you wipe down the keyboard, the trackpad, the exterior, and where your wrists rest on the laptop.
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The stainless steel case comes in two sizes, 38mm and 42mm, to appease those with small and large wrists.
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Girls and women in Voznesenka wear long, brightly colored dresses to their ankles, many with sleeves to their wrists.
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"We think that they have some similar kinds of little grasping accessory digits that they've added to their wrists."
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He wore a shiny jacket that seemed borrowed from someone else; his wrists strained in the too small sleeves.
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The bangles on my wrists were too big — they'd dangle off my hands if I moved, it wasn't fair.
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The punishment for talking to another detainee was to be hung by the wrists, feet barely touching the ground.
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They were allegedly punished when they washed their hands above their wrists, and beaten regularly, according to the prosecutor.
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There were seven or eight men already sitting on the floor in the dark, their wrists handcuffed behind them.
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At one point, Kaiser grabs the deputy's wrists as she tries to take him into custody, the video shows.
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As the bared midriff and bangles on her wrists suggest, Rembrandt probably based this work on an Indian example.
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In three of these reports, users suffered burns to their wrists, according to the US Consumer Product Safety Commission.
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Correction, December 12th at 1:34AM ET: The Index controllers are strapped to your hands, not to your wrists.
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I got 'À NAÎTRE' and 'IMMORTAL' on my wrists, which means 'to be born, to never die' in French.
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Harry Sternberg's "Enough (Boundman)" (20003) portrays a monumental, muscular man, his wrists tied, as a critique of labor conditions.
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" Week 1 On free lunches provided to the jury: "I hope you will not hurry to slit your wrists.
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"My feet were sixteen inches above the ground, so all of the weight was on my wrists," he said.
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She grabs their wrists, takes their guns, and crushes the weapons in their hands like they're empty soda cans.
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The hands had the sophisticated wrists of a recent relative but the well-curved fingers of an old species.
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The only ones who have gotten out have been accompanied by police, sometimes with their wrists in zip ties.
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"I have many gay friends in Ukraine," she tells us, perhaps prompted by my wrists which look permanently broken.
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Since both girls have a black triangle tattoo on their wrists — just like Tabitha's — he figures out they're her accomplices.
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When she started to panic, he cuffed one of her wrists, pulled out a gun, and threatened to kill her.
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I have seen them get slaps on the wrists (or rewards) for things that black influencers have gotten crucified for.
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Another incremental update comes after that and we're fast approaching just strapping an original 3.5-inch iPhone to our wrists.
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Or should that be crossed arms, right at the wrists, in the style of Lynda Carter in the TV series?
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There isn't any give there, which means the band can't do a great job conforming to a variety of wrists.
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And Justin Thomas and Jordan Spieth have been wearing athletic tape to help with minor arthritis issues in their wrists.
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But even with that familiarity, they often develop overuse injuries in their backs, wrists and other joints, Dr. Phillips said.
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Fitbit's first smartwatch had its fair share of issues, including a large size, which made it unwieldy for many wrists.
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You have to train so hard you can seriously mess up your wrists, and the working conditions aren't always fair.
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Both arrived in New York with question marks over injured left wrists, but seemingly have put the issue behind them.
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By moving equipment to associates' wrists, we could free up their hands from scanners and their eyes from computer screens.
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She's noticed her wrists look bonier, that her knuckles are coming out, and that her feet seem to be shrinking.
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The keyboard is near the front of the chassis, leaving nowhere to rest your palms and wrists while you type.
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" During the podcast, Burke said working with Ziering on 2007's season four, "made me want to slit my wrists.
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I have very small wrists and I like that the Charge 22 doesn't look like a monstrosity on my body.
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"He finally said he would cut his wrists if I didn't call him, so I called an ambulance," she says.
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Each controller had its own lanyard loop to keep it attached to my wrists to prevent them from flying off.
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I realized I was in the boot of a car, with my wrists and ankles tied and my mouth taped.
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A flashback to the Red Center shows that the handmaids went through actual training, taking turns holding each others wrists.
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The federal courtroom is silent except for the clang of shackles on Rice's wrists and ankles and her muffled sobs.
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I contemplated hanging myself from the light fixture adjacent to my bathroom, slitting my wrists, or jumping off a bridge.
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Gomez used Insta-story to document the process as she, Boe, and Dorfman got the matching tats on their wrists.
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CUTTING TAXES, SLITTING WRISTS To help finance the tax cuts, the government would need to tighten its belt, Li said.
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Furthermore, 70 percent of these riders suffered injuries to their upper limbs such as their hands, wrists, arms, and shoulders.
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While tendinitis can occur in any of your tendons, it's most common around your shoulders, elbows, wrists, knees and heels.
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It's used countless times a day on our computers, our phones, sometimes even in our cars and on our wrists.
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The scars on his ankles and wrists are a reminder of his eight months as a prisoner of the Taliban.
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A source also told People that there were lacerations on Dias' wrists and that he was surrounded by hallucinogenic drugs.
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Look to stage left and you'll notice a framed drawing of a suffering man, wrists bound and eyes cast heavenward.
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He held my wrists in the stretch of one big hand, lifting them over my head, laying me down again.
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The new $300 Yeti Hopper M30 solves this problem with an innovative magnetic closure that's much easier on my wrists.
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The old Hopper was the best cooler I've ever used, but the new M30 is much better on my wrists.
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The Stiletto TiBone 15-Ounce Titanium Milled-Face Hammer drives nails in without putting stress on your wrists and forearms.
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Two guards with long guns watched as the prisoners, wearing cuffs on their ankles and wrists, shuffled toward the transport.
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He has sent the watchmaker photos of them with the watch strapped to their wrists, big smiles on their faces.
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They suggested that we should add a scene of a trans woman crying, cutting her wrists, or removing her makeup.
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Beauty ends the opera not triumphantly embracing the blazing light of heaven, but quietly slitting her wrists, another youthful martyr.
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Both wrists hit hard on concrete, and he struck the left side of his thigh, already damaged from previous bleeds.
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"13 Reasons Why" made suicide its subject, and included a fairly graphic depiction of a bullied girl slitting her wrists.
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The physical workout is e-sports-inspired: aside from general cardio, routines emphasize strengthening core muscles, arms, shoulders and wrists.
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Soon she sets off, galloping around the perimeter with her hands in front of her body crossed at the wrists.
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He sat between his lawyers with his head hanging, and he was shackled at both the wrists and the ankles.
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He then gave zip ties to the three adults, ordering them to tie each child's wrists together as he drove.
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Soon after that, another monk, Faltaous, 33, slashed his wrists and tried to throw himself from a four-story building.
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She had curly hair and a casually stylish work look: black skirt, matching sweater, pearls on her wrists and neck.
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The keys are well positioned and require very little travel distance, which means less strain on your hands and wrists.
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J.E. recalled that he told them to get on their knees so he could put plastic restraints on their wrists.
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His wrists still bear scars from that day, and he says he still hears the screams of the other prisoners.
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His arms were skeletal—"no wider than my wrists," she said—and there were deep-red marks on his neck.
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They were only allowed to shower once a year, and washing their hands above their wrists would trigger harsh punishments.
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On Friday afternoon, Mr. DeAngelo was rolled into a Sacramento County courtroom, his wrists shackled to his government-issued wheelchair.
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These same volunteers' wrist extensor muscles, which had not been exercised in their right wrists, were atrophied on the left.
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A cop stood on either side of him, squeezing on his bare elbows, then handcuffed his wrists behind his back.
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Her thick gray hair is twisted around a headband of ocher stone beads, and her wrists are stacked with bracelets.
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She never married, but barely legible on her wrists are the names of some of her boyfriends — Bananao, Basongit, Francis.
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Doused with cold water, he awoke to be hung for hours by his wrists, bound behind his back with handcuffs.
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In 2014, he hit so many balls that he developed tendinitis in both wrists and played only twice that year.
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Time was no longer on our wrists or smartphones; it was in migrating light and shadows and habits of wildlife.
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As a result, he was gifted with fast reflexes, perfect vision, strength, and webs that shot out of his wrists.
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Pictures sent to Reuters on Saturday showed suspects wearing red shirts with their wrists bound together ahead of the deportation.
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Deportees are shackled by their wrists and ankles on charter flights and on commercial flights if they are being escorted.
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In 2005, Mennonite women living in a colony in Bolivia reported waking up bleeding with frayed rope around their wrists.
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Pros: Cushioned palm rest, curved split-key shape aligns wrists more naturally, raised wave-like vertical design positions fingers comfortably and rotates wrists outward to reduce ulnar compression, sleek modern aesthetics, and it's not too expensiveCons: Lacks a Fn key, F-keys are small buttons rather than actual keys, and no Mac layout model
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Most of the women who tried it (with big and small wrists), however, said it was just too big for them.
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It's not easy to play and wear these pants with the taped ankles and wrists without trimming or shaving your body.
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" Ariana's lyrics -- "My wrists, stop watchin', my neck is flossin' / Make big deposits, my gloss is poppin' / You like my hair?
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"AJ is seen to (be) naked except for some small bandages around both wrists and circling his hips," the document says.
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In June 2013, one of those attempts made headlines — the teen was hospitalized after slashing her wrists and taking 20 painkillers.
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While you won't find a Xiaomi fitness tracker or smartwatch on many wrists in America, you will find the Apple Watch.
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His eyes were blindfolded, his wrists had rope marks, and there were two bullet holes in the back of his head.
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Throngs of young fey glided through the street, flowers woven through long shining hair and brass bells hanging from their wrists.
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Again, I tried to get away from him, but he pushed me back down and pinned my wrists above my shoulders.
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According to investigators, Johnston cut his own throat and tried to slash his wrists as police were closing in on him.
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My wrists are on the smaller side, so it was hard to get a proper fit with a medium-sized unit.
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" She said Raniere tied her wrists and legs "to different sides" and that the table she was lying on "felt cold.
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Every one of them was wearing a shirt that was too small, cuffs stopping short of the knobs on their wrists.
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She says he gripped her wrists with one hand while using the other to masturbate in front of her until completion.
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And after a battle, he'd strip down to nothing but the dirt and sweat and the leather braces on his wrists.
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Everyone and their mother wears mini-computers around their wrists these days, but smartwatches aren't exactly what you would call stylish.
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Both watches are also distinctly masculine, in both size and appearance, and those with smaller wrists will likely find them uncomfortable.
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A source told PEOPLE at the time that Dias was found with lacerations on his wrists and surrounded by hallucinogenic drugs.
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It is designed to appeal to either men or women, but it will probably be a little large on smaller wrists.
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Mr Matadi then watches as Kimba, wrists bound, is forced up a short ladder to the hastily erected gallows and hanged.
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Barring that, the watch is a great, informal piece for those who like something massive and wildly retro on their wrists.
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Even at its smallest band circumference the watch still felt uncomfortable on my admittedly scrawny wrists, but your milage may vary.
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"You mess with me bitch, and you'll go right back to jail," she says, tapping her wrists together to symbolize handcuffs.
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The shooters grip their the wrists of their "children" with their left hands and hold them firmly to their left hips.
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But his wrists and hands were still crisscrossed with feather-white scars from the first and last time he'd tried that.
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Photo: Evan BlassIt also seems like the next Versa will give users access to Amazon's Alexa smart assistant from their wrists.
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Fingers get clumsier, wrists get achier, and the general decrepitude of the human frame of advancing years makes typing more difficult.
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"AJ is seen to (be) naked except for some small bandages around both wrists and circling his hips," one document states.
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I lean over, clutching my arms to try to keep from shivering too hard, to get another look at her wrists.
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With Walkie-Talkie, you can "radio" each other from separate locations in a home or care facility right from your wrists.
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Escorted in by federal marshals, Earnest wore a dark blue jail jumpsuit, and was shackled at his wrists, ankles and waist.
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It's no coincidence that Apple Watch users will soon be able to download apps directly from their wrists—no smartphone required.
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It also said demonstrator Elizabeth Lagesse was peacefully protesting when she was arrested and handcuffed so tightly that her wrists bled.
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Inspiration struck when he noticed that the cameras surfers were wrapping around their wrists to photograph their adventures kept breaking loose.
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Men like Aucoin were "flaming," with overly articulated eyebrows and meticulous speech patterns, hair tips fringed with gold, wrists expressively lax.
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He can lift his wrists, but he's lost a lot of the feeling in his fingers and he can't move them.
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And by the time you power down, you'll feel it — in your elbows, in your wrists, and on your overheating lap.
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And in the trunk lay 13-year-old Jayme Closs, bound by her wrists and ankles, her mouth covered by tape.
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"Ummi" — "Mom" in Arabic — decorates one of her wrists, a tattoo of gratitude because, she said, her mother keeps in touch.
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To meet this benchmark, he had to repeat the same motions thousands of times, putting pressure on his wrists and hands.
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On the worst days, I went through a whole roll of athletic tape, strapping up my ankles, knees, back and wrists.
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Once I came to and looked at the bandages on my wrists, I saw how close I really came to dying.
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The handcuffs felt heavy as they locked onto my wrists, correcting my posture and pulling my hands back toward my heels.
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Samsung has yet to introduce a size for even smaller wrists, but this is certainly a step in the right direction.
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Fakes have been around as long as watches have graced the pockets and wrists of folks who would pay for them.
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Slager, looking haggard in a gray-and-white prison jumpsuit with his wrists shackled to his waist, gave his own testimony.
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Facebook had a notable response to repulsive findings She was called the n-word and given instructions to slit her wrists.
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And when Camille is in bed with Willis, although he acquiesces to doing things "her way," he holds her wrists down.
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Because the size is smaller and better adapted for smaller wrists, it will, of course, help us conquer the Asian market.
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Spend 20 to 30 seconds scrubbing each side, make sure to scrape under your nails, and wash up to your wrists.
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They carried plastic zip ties around their wrists like badges of honor as officers loaded them onto the Capitol Police bus.
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We all applied essential oil (rose) to our wrists and were encouraged to make lists of the events surrounding our breakups.
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Players wear padded gloves and, in some cases, wrist protectors, but a stick can still cause damage to hands and wrists.
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Most smartwatches don't fit on slimmer wrists or they come in shapes and styles that don't necessarily vibe with women's fashion.
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Before preparing to cook, use soap and warm water to wash your hands, under your nails and up to your wrists.
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His body buckled under mine, and he held me at the wrists as though he knew I wanted to pull away.
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It's time to be honest about our past: doctors didn't invent vibrators because their wrists hurt from rubbing hysterical women's clitorises.
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The characters' reptilian qualities are heightened by the choreography: vigorous, even aggressive jumps, punctuated by flicks of the shoulders and wrists.
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"The good thing about smart watches is that young people started caring about their wrists again," he told me in Glashütte.
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Students raise their arms over their heads, rotate their wrists, lower their arms and then make circular motions with their hands.
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The girl was arrested after she kicked a staff member who grabbed her wrists to try to calm her, Kirkland said.
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Customer satisfaction is what drives iPhone users to buy AirPods for their iPhones and Apple Watches to slap onto their wrists.
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Clients overcome with desire during a performance would wrap the garlands around their wrists and inhale deeply to calm their nerves.
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The dangerous stunt saw him secured in a solid steel box with padlocks, chains around his body and handcuffs on his wrists.
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The hands have veins and sunspots and the faint wrinkles that gather around the wrists; the nails have cuticles, pale and precise.
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The edges of the frame are somewhat sharp, so if you keep your wrists firmly on the laptop it'll be a bother.
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We learn near the beginning that government-issued chips installed in people's wrists are used for everything from timekeeping to monetary transactions.
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And for those with smaller wrists, the company has rolled out a more petite version for a two-sizes-fit-most approach.
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The men were armed with identical 12-inch (30cm) pink ceramic knives, strapped to their wrists with leather bound around the handle.
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An increasingly angry Serena responds with demands to "stop it!" and holds June's wrists tighter and tighter, pinning her to the bed.
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Wraps are made from a lanyard-style nylon cord that keeps wires neat and untangled and are made to fit all wrists.
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He also cited two witnesses who testified seeing the cops arresting Chambers in her car and hospital records mentioning her injured wrists.
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She was thrown from a vehicle with a chain around her waist, attached to her wrists and a bag over her head.
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Richter's people tell us the girlfriend told cops he grabbed her wrists, but we're told cops did not see any visible marks.
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All the participants were filmed with a GoPro camera, and fitted with a body-tracking kinect and accelerometers attached to their wrists.
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Police arrested Pierce the day after the murder, after he called 911 and said he'd discovered her shot with her wrists cut.
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This robot allows the surgeon to control a pair of miniature robotic wrists, 3mm across, that have surgical instruments at their tips.
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There's even a Yami Kawaii comic book character, Menhera-chan, who unlocks her superpowers by cutting her wrists with a magical razor.
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Areas that are most commonly affected are the creases of the elbows and knees, as well as the wrists, ankles and neck.
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The Fitbit Alta is significantly sleeker than previous models and is intended to hug smaller wrists more like jewelry than a gadget.
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By the time your arms are fully extended, your head should be facing your hands and your wrists should be touching. 2.
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On June 17, Soto Moreno was handcuffed on her feet, belly, and wrists, and loaded onto a bus and then a plane.
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TMZ broke the story ... Jackson was rushed to a Los Angeles hospital last week after she attempted suicide by cutting her wrists.
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These are built and marketed for people who want a stylish watch, first, and a mini notification window on their wrists, second.
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The star sported stockings, metallic sandals and (fittingly for the "Diamonds" singer) tons of gems dripping from her ears, wrists and fingers.
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A few days after her arrest, she tried to hang herself, and three months later she slashed her wrists with a razor.
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"Any time when you're a hitter, and a big hitter, and your hands or wrists have problems, it's a concern," Collins said.
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When he arrived for our interview, he was wearing what looked like a cloak, his wrists adorned with various bracelets and bands.
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"It cut me here," said the 23-year-old, who declined to give her real name, pointing to scars on her wrists.
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He is beautiful: long, graying dreadlocks, wrists full of bracelets, and a ring (or two or three or four) on every finger.
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The man in the black coat was laughing, his wrists held out to the two policemen who had taken charge of him.
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First, the default wristband that ships with the watch might be on the smaller site for those with bigger wrists and forearms.
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The company's latest smartwatch will come in two sizes, an improvement from previous Samsung watches that were too large for many wrists.
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You can sometimes squeeze your wrists out of the cuffs, but you have to make them really big when you're getting cuffed.
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She tried wearing gloves at work, but that only made her rashes migrate from her hands to her wrists, forearms, and elbows.
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The wrists are strong, and while I think he has taken advantage of Fenway somewhat, there's certainly real power in his bat.
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Yara then gives Theon some tough love: either slit his wrists or get over everything he's been through and return to her.
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Two of them grabbed Ana and her daughter, pinned their wrists behind their backs, and pointed a gun at the child's head.
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When falling forward, the instinct is to stick out one's hands to break the impact, which often results in broken wrists instead.
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Between ultra-fancy mechanical watches and software-laden smartwatches, the things we wear on our wrists have become more intricate than ever.
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Afterward, William and Kate knelt on the ground as a group of children they tied friendship bracelets on each of their wrists.
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In the meantime, the researchers attached tiny sensors above the flexor muscles in the volunteers' immobilized wrists to measure any contractions there.
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Soon after, she worked at a nearby breakfast café, but had to quit when her wrists got sore from carrying heavy plates.
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The dolls have 11 "joints" for more realistic movement at the neck, shoulders, elbows, wrists, hips, and knees, and come with puppies.
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The watch industry has been laboring to get millennials in the habit of checking their wrists, not their cellphones, for the time.
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But not great if you have tiny wrists and want to wear the watch with regular clothes too, not just aerodynamic sportswear.
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If he does, make sure to pay attention to the ornaments on his wrists and the peculiar sun pendant around his neck.
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He was shackled at his ankles and wrists, and wore a pale blue prison uniform, a long beard, and a skull cap.
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And that when the relationship ended, when she was two years older, she had slit her wrists and tried to kill herself.
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He seemed like the unpopular boys in my own grade, wounded in a vague way, his wrists as tiny as a child's.
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To avoid damaging Thwaites' wrists, the arms — or forelegs — of his goat prosthesis can't move around a lot once he's settled in.
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I let a few of my colleagues with larger wrists try the Watch Sport and some of them told me it fit fine.
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It's a "squircle," and more to the point it's thin and light, and will fit a lot more wrists than its last device.
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So before another bag trend steals our attention, get your hands on (or your wrists in, actually) a bracelet bag of your own.
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NTU's system consisted of commercially available hardware, including industrial robot arms, parallel grippers, force sensors mounted on robotic "wrists," and a 3D camera.
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The effect was enhanced when Kusunoki started doing the robot and subtly jerked his wrists so that cool robotic sounds accompanied each move.
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The woman was transported from the police station to the Montefiore Medical Center, where police shackled her wrists and ankles to the bed.
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Sure, the square display makes it more suited for smaller wrists, and makes the wearable a better delivery method for information like text.
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On Thursday, the mom, her wrists and ankles in chains, was flown with about 100 other would-be migrants back to El Salvador.
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The Carpetbagger Hours before the Golden Globes began Sunday, the ceremony's accountants waltzed across the red carpet carrying briefcases handcuffed to their wrists.
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I've developed a kind of carpal-something syndrome that shoots such sharp pain through my wrists it has woken me up at night.
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Grasping each other's wrists, they lean out to arm's length, their backs straight; thus joined, they take a tentative step, and then another.
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Since introducing some heart-monitoring capabilities for Apple Watch last year, Apple has embraced several partnerships to get its watches around more wrists.
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The Galaxy Watch also comes in two sizes, a decided improvement over early Samsung watches, which were entirely too large for many wrists.
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I put on as much jewelry as my fingers and wrists could hold, none of it particularly valuable but all of it precious.
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And provided it can see off growing competition from other fast-following Chinese makers also intent on earning a place on consumers' wrists.
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It's designed for smaller wrists with a watchface diameter of 41mm, and it features a AMOLED 390 x 390 screen with improved brightness.
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Three days later, she was found dead in a motel room in Rockford, Illinois, with self-inflicted slashes on her neck and wrists.
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Three days later, she was found dead in a motel room in Rockford, Illinois, with self-inflicted slashes on her neck and wrists.
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The key to getting the most out of mountain climbers is to keep your hips down and shoulders stacked right over your wrists.
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Around one of the wrists was a plastic bracelet – the same kind issued to those attending the concert Justin vanished from, police explain.
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While the top of the new housing doesn't protrude nearly as far, the added size could be problematic for those with smaller wrists.
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One last note, cops say Parry is so big they struggled to handcuff him and ultimately needed LEG IRONS to secure his wrists.
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Most people, when they use horizontal mice, rest their arm on the table, meaning their wrists handle the majority of their mouse movement.
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Before jewelry took a more minimalist turn, we couldn't pile enough bracelets (and watches, and other stringy things) onto our wrists at once.
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Some doctors point out that your hands and wrists are not the only body parts that may suffer due to too much texting.
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The 5S, meanwhile, marks the first time the company has designed add a device to the line aimed at users with smaller wrists.
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That's a bummer, because Android Wear 2.0 looked pretty good when we got our wrists on it at Google I/O last month.
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Upper body strength (which encompasses your shoulders, wrists, and hands as well as your arms) also comes in extremely handy in everyday life.
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Finally, Naomi Alderman's innovative The Power, published last fall, envisions society reshaped after women gain the ability to shoot electricity from their wrists.
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"The doctor diagnosed him with a possible left wrist fracture," she said, adding her son also had an MRI scan of his wrists.
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Joint pain can happen in the arms, legs, elbows, wrists, knees, or ankles and happens because of inflammation, according to Medical News Today.
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The guards held on tightly to his arms, with handcuffs on his wrists, with shackles on his ankles and wearing an orange jumpsuit.
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After getting under the covers, I rub the oil around my temples, collarbone, and wrists — just like I would my favorite Chloé perfume.
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He raced to the door to open it and standing there all big black eyes, skinny wrists, and pot belly, was an alien.
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Fiber, in an interlocking braid, ties her wrists, wraps her neck and belly, and snakes down to hitch her legs at the ankles.
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It is strange to live in a place where brown bears are so populous that hikers tie bells to their dogs and wrists.
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Mr. Giraldo is now the type of docile inmate who reflexively crosses his wrists behind his back even when they are not cuffed.
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They sit at retro-style gaming cabinets or television screens, mashing buttons and flicking their wrists in bursts of 99 seconds or less.
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"One could read this and feel like slitting their wrists, or look to it for inspiration," a reader noted in the comments section.
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Mr. King says he works out on Election Day mornings, and he is careful to stretch his hands and wrists ahead of showtime.
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All four of the bands are 9 inches by 2 inches and can be used around the ankles, the legs, thighs, and wrists.
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Before competing, many athletes will wear ice vests and wrap cold towels around their wrists and neck to bring down their core temperatures.
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They can be aggressively large (especially for small wrists) and don't retain any of the class or refined chic of a regular timepiece.
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Other senators have been spotted throughout the trial with smart watches on their wrists or tablets in their laps; on Saturday morning, Sen.
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" The sight of well-known faces — and fingers, wrists and necks — sporting her trademark baubles "gave us the credibility that we definitely needed.
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I ran cold water over my wrists, splashed my face and the back of my neck, and then, dripping, gazed into the mirror.
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Footage emerged late Sunday of a man getting violently dragged off a United flight, with security officers pulling the passenger by his wrists.
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Spliced in the middle of one of the videos was footage of a man in sunglasses telling children how to slit their wrists.
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Fiber, in an interlocking braid, ties her wrists, wraps her neck and belly, and snakes down to hitch her legs at the ankles.
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Sometimes travel yoga mats have less padding than regular mats, which can be an issue for people who have sensitive knees or wrists.
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Jack Johnson made an entire career of using his palms and wrists over the opponent's biceps to prevent them from swinging at him.
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Two days later, her mother's body would be found in Tuscarora State Forest in Pennsylvania's Perry County — her skull fractured, and her wrists slashed.
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We get another incremental increase and suddenly we're at 42mm and 46mm watches—sizes much larger than the traditional watch size for smaller wrists.
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Most noticeable with the fabric-covered keyboard is just how soft it is when you rest your wrists on it and use the trackpad.
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She seems unsure how she got there, why her wrists are bandaged, or what the image on the screen in front of her is.
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For years, dainty, delicate tattoos were the celebrity obsession, with things like stars, hearts, and butterflies dotting their wrists, forearms, and ankles like freckles.
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Chains clinging around his wrists and ankles, he yelled incomprehensible sounds, spooked and cuddled children, leaving marks of the black paint on their faces.
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Nearly eight years after his mother passed away, West got a tattoo of her birthdate inked in Roman numerals on one of his wrists.
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When he's thrown into solitary for the umpteenth time after bearing the brunt of gang bullying, he attempts suicide by biting his own wrists.
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Rainer sat in a balcony and relayed instructions via walkie-talkie to the dancers, who had signal receivers on either their wrists or shoulders.
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It also seems that LG and Google weren't really thinking of women or anyone with small wrists at all when they designed the Sport.
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"My wrists are getting a little tired, but I will tape them up," he added, joking that he had spent the weekend doing cartwheels.
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And an important tip, she emphasizes, is to position elbows over wrists and near your body, and to shift forward before you drop down.
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Yet unlike the phones in our pockets or smartwatches on our wrists, this new approach to router design is more about function than vanity.
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In fact, patients were even able to radially move their new extremities: They were opening and closing their hands and moving their wrists horizontally.
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We're actually getting tattoos on our wrists right before our ceremony — this is currently super secret and only our friend who is officiating knows.
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Compared to last year's watch, the PowerWatch 2 is slightly smaller, but it's still a sizable device that won't be comfortable on small wrists.
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Throughout the day, I'm typing, waving, shaking hands — you'd think my wrists would be like a scented floodlight, announcing my presence to the world.
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An indictment revealed that Meagan was held in Kohlhepp's storage container, chained at the wrists and ankles, for about six days after she disappeared.
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In the months after the attacks, he went to his mother with a plan to join his father: He wanted to slit his wrists.
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She was a wife and mother who left behind a family, and she'd swallowed sleeping pills and slit her wrists days before her death.
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I have broken more bones than any of the others — my neck, my collarbone, both arms, wrists, knuckles, all of my ribs, my back.
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"It's the choice of wrists and ankles, how they move and react, that says so much about someone" well, technically, something in this case.
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So, full circle to Rubio's shameful hypocrisy of simultaneously slapping Trump on the wrists for his misogyny while continuing to support him for president.
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The smartwatch space is already a marginalized one, and making a massive device like the S3 further restricts the product from too many wrists.
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I'm a big fan of those proper British dramas where the romantic leads, like, touch each other's wrists and it's like, 'Oh my god!
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He was then taken inside the jail, but there was another issue ... he told cops his cuffs were too tight and his wrists hurt.
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The children were allowed to shower no more than once a year and were punished for washing their hands above the wrists, prosecutors said.
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The complaint states that her eyes had been covered with duct tape, which was also used to bind her at the ankles and wrists.
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He makes his wrists bleed fighting his chains and when Abby comes to dress his wounds, he convinces her to open the bunker door.
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Others played on, through jammed thumbs and bruised wrists, through the toll of a seven-game series that manifested itself in bandages and braces.
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"If you asked me 220 years ago if this was going to be my life, I would have slit my wrists," Mr. Rosenthal said.
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The day ended with Ms. Bamenga cutting her wrists and drinking the same wiper fluid she gave her children in a failed suicide attempt.
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Videos emerged late Sunday of police officers forcibly removing a man from his seat and dragging the passenger down the aisle by his wrists.
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These hooks, sizes 2 mm (B) to 8 mm (L) have a larger, soft rubber grip that reduces strain on hands, wrists, and fingers.
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Zac said he darted over to help, crossed his wrists in an X shape, hauled the car off the man, and saved his life.
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They found 70 percent of riders sustained injuries to their upper limbs — hands, wrists, arms or shoulders — and 85033 percent to their lower limbs.
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"The gliding membranes were attached to the four limbs, likely at or near the wrists and ankles," University of Chicago paleontologist David Grossnickle said.
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Its colossal build is sure to stand out on anyone's wrists; this is not a watch to wear to the boardroom or the club.
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When they were separated in prison years later Reggie became depressed, smashed the glass of his wristwatch and slashed at his wrists with it.
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And now there was another image, this one dimmer: Lindsay pinned in by her blue sheets, wrists tied with hot-pink laces, bucking wildly.
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I've been plagued by bad wrists, and I've definitely got a load of injuries that I should have taken care of a while ago.
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She thinks she is around 20, but she could pass for 14 — painfully thin, with wrists that look as if they could easily break.
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Carpal tunnel set into his wrists; he developed an umbilical hernia; and another time he accidentally cut off a tiny piece of his finger.
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He later grimaced in pain as he sat, with his wrists handcuffed behind him, on the pavement on Broadway in front of City Hall.
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If your office leaves you with pain in your wrists, back or neck, it doesn't have to be that way — in fact, it shouldn't.
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It helped that he had trained government agents from both the Soviet Union and the United States binding his wrists and calling for assistance.
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Time was out there killing people every second of every minute and all those glinting watches hung on wrists like, What's the big deal?
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Of course, that is because the Haggler is a fictional construct, which means he has no wrists, and this makes him impossible to handcuff.
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Red—or, more exactly, scarlet—full length, from neck to ankle, allowing the sight of some ruched white linen at the wrists and throat.
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The sensors placed above the volunteers' cast-bound wrists picked up some muscular contractions in the left flexors when their right-side counterparts exercised.
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At the trial, Mr. Saïdi denied being violent with the contractor or threatening him, despite the bruises left on Mr. Eid's wrists and face.
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Your finished position should be your legs fully extended, the rower's handle pulled into your body with your wrists in line with your forearms.
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He also once used it to open both wrists and bleed to death on her birthday, an occasion she had not really celebrated since.
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Today's jump ropes are precisely engineered to cut through the air with the slightest flick of your wrists — tangling is virtually unheard of, too.
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In his illustration, Mr. Zubaydah shows himself nude and shackled at the wrists to a bar above his head, forced to stand on tiptoe.
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The Apple Watch and other smartwatches on the market have turned our wrists into smartphone holsters by enabling text messaging, phone calls, and more.
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Seventeen years ago, Venus was the defending champion at this tournament when she withdrew with tendinitis in both wrists two days before it began.
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As punishment, the guards, who were employees of P.T.S. and its subsidiaries, U.S. Prisoner Transport and U.S. Corrections, cuffed his wrists behind his back.
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He asked all in attendance to tie red strings around one another's wrists in acknowledgment of their role in making and supporting the marriage.
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The wrists of the T. rex in the 1993 movie, Persons told Business Insider, are twisted unnaturally so that the animal's fingers point downward.
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We're told the "Glee" star was in the bedroom of his L.A. area home on August 22 when he cut both of his wrists.
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I went to Berghain on a Sunday night with friends-of-a-friend who knew it like the inside of their club-stamped wrists.
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In terms of specific words used, for example, "MFA novels tend to focus more on lawns, lakes, counters, stomachs, and wrists," the authors write.
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Though that price goes up another $20 for the aforementioned "special edition," for those who are committed to the idea of paying with their wrists.
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PEOPLE learns the suspect is being treated for several stab wounds to one of her wrists — injuries that the police source confirms were self-inflicted.
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The relationship ended in December 2950, when she was 2000, the court documents state; distraught, she slit her wrists in an attempt to kill herself.
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The show's depiction of a teenage girl's suicide raised concerns amongst mental health experts, particularly over a graphic scene in which she cuts her wrists.
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The former NHL star crawled around on all fours ... mumbled incoherently and wrestled with officers as they tried to slap the cuffs on his wrists.
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They bound his wrists, lashed out at him after he appeared to lose consciousness, and shouted down those who pleaded to get him medical attention.
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A little bit of spider DNA fuses with his own genome and then, BOOM—he is crawling up walls and shooting webbing from his wrists.
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Saadia showed us how to flick our wrists and swivel our hips, and we continued into the night, until it was time to go home.
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But Fitbit has avoided explicitly marketing it this way, similar to the way Garmin describes the Fenix 5S as a fitness watch for smaller wrists.
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A good joke, a mutual interest in obscure musical theater, the smell of a baked pasta in the oven, wrists, and not being talked over.
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This piece is a commemorates Michael Goulian Aerosports, a stunt aerosports team that, we learn, straps these things to their wrists and whizzes around obstacles.
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The relationship ended in December 1994, when she was 18, the court documents state; distraught, she slit her wrists in an attempt to kill herself.
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One blogger said that she applied some in the morning and could still smell it on her wrists after a hardcore HIIT session that night.
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Joughin's body was found hogtied, her wrists handcuffed behind her back and her ankles bound with rope, according to an autopsy report obtained by PEOPLE.
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Guerrero, dressed in green jail garb and shackled at the wrists, appeared subdued and stood expressionless in a small glass-enclosed chamber within the courtroom.
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Once saying that he would rather "slash his wrists" then play James Bond again, British actor Daniel Craig is reportedly stepping back into 007s's shoes.
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Some doctors point to how smartphone users have reported soreness or numbness in their hands and wrists after texting for an extended period of time.
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The autopsy also notes that Isaiah may have also been tied up, as medical examiners noticed marks on his wrists, according to the Charlotte Observer.
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TMZ broke the story ... Salling had cut his wrists back in August and it appeared to be a suicide attempt, although his lawyer denied it.
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While my makeup routine is much more involved than my mother's ever was, I follow her same fragrance pattern — ears, wrists, knees, out the door.
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Stand with feet hip-width apart, knees soft, and a dumbbell in each hand at sides; palms face in with a slight bend in wrists.
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Stand with feet hip-width apart, a slight bend in knees and wrists at shoulder-height and a dumbbell in each hand; palms face forward.
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The garment is a full-length array of silk camellias ranging from buds to large blossoms, trimmed at the neck and wrists in ostrich feathers.
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Meagan, the indictment reveals, was allegedly held in Kohlhepp's storage container for about six days after she disappeared, chained at both the wrists and ankles.
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During the execution itself, correctional officers are responsible for everything, from strapping the prisoner's ankles and wrists to a gurney to administering the lethal chemicals.
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As she left the cafeteria, she curled her wrists into 90-degree angles to keep the packets in her sleeves from falling to the ground.
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Male characters only get a few paltry outfits thrown their way, none of which are likely to invoke a dreamy sigh or—shudder—cramped wrists.
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Joined by the pianist Cameron Grant, Ms. Mearns, in gauzy pink, imbues the simplest gestures — outstretching an arm, tapping together her wrists — with expressive depth.
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In one duet, Mr. Ramirez and Saïdo Lehlouh grip wrists and cantilever their weight so that Mr. Ramirez can do his spacewalking, stepping on air.
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He grew up skiing in the 70s and 80s at Blue Hill in Massachusetts on skis thinner than his wrists and taller than his head.
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They smell so free it hurts — the kind of free that's never known iron against their ankles or seen it weigh down their mothers' wrists.
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Tiny diamonds glistened in her teeth, and a half-dozen jeweled tennis bracelets encircled her wrists, each, for the artist, an individual badge of success.
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In the region, "you don't see a lot of expensive watches on people's wrists in the street — it's potentially dangerous," Mr. Cheval of IWC said.
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Voight-Campbell took hold of their wrists in order to move their arms together in wide circles, and blew her breath into their open palms.
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Over the years, Gash had broken his leg, popped ligaments in his wrists, injured his ankles, developed bone spurs and torn his anterior cruciate ligament.
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Then she went to the hospital to have forensic evidence collected and receive treatment for her wounds, among them a scratched cornea and abraded wrists.
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When she wakes, she stares and rubs at the scars on both of her wrists, not so much neat slices as pale, jagged, random dashes.
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I dabbed Aveda Shampure oil on my wrists, splurged on some Diptyque candles, and used up my insurance coverage to get weekly at-home massages.
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Keeping your abs tight and elbows tucked close to your sides, bend your elbows (not your wrists!) to curl the weights up to your shoulders.
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"Intense and repetitive training can lead to pediatric trauma and may require surgery to young shoulders, knees, elbows and wrists," the orthopedic surgeons' organization reported.
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The arms hit my wrists, and despite typically avoiding any item that's described as "boxy" or "square" I didn't think those elements were overdone here.
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And the bracelets, which are worn on the legs as well as the wrists, are given to a woman at her coming-of-age ceremony.
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Credit...Anastasiia Sapon for The New York Times In recent years, internet-connected devices have colonized a range of new frontiers — wrists, refrigerators, doorbells, cars.
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Supple rose-gold rope chains were delicately intertwined with white gold and diamond ribbons, which then unwound themselves from earlobes, around fingers and on wrists.
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But the group that had exercised their right wrists' flexor muscles had maintained almost all of those muscles' original size and strength on the left.
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For example, the woman who received the message calling her the n-word and telling her to slit her wrists reported the message to Facebook.
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Now, Google seems to be taking matters into its own hands (wrists?) after paying millions for Fossil mystery smartwatch tech and $2.1 billion for Fitbit.
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An army of little bells sound at the movement of her wrists and of her necklace, a polka-dot rosary of yellow, orange and red.
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Adults feared emo: it made their kids slit their wrists, dye their hair black, and encouraged their nice straight son Henry to snog other boys.
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The cuts on his wrists and ankles — where the rope cut in as he was hog-tied and hung from the ceiling — are just healing.
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My mom and I would go out into the yard, and she'd grab me by my wrists and spin me around in a big circle.
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Mikulak struggled early in parallel bars and at one point had to leave the floor because the guards he was wearing on his wrists caused bleeding.
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TMZ broke the story ... Paris slit her wrists and was rushed to a hospital early Saturday morning, where she was placed on a temporary 5150 hold.
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The boy himself is seen lying on the bare mattress, "naked except for some small bandages around both wrists and circling his hips," the document states.
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Kristen is forced to give birth alone, handcuffed to a table until her wrists are rubbed raw and Dr. Bailey begs for them to be removed.
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The ring on her finger directed the LED wall behind her so she could direct the visuals live through the motions of her hands and wrists.
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There are clips of the entire family, Bey pregnant with the twins, Jay being smothered with kisses from Blue, and Sir and Rumi's adorable baby wrists.
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The Kylie Cosmetics mogul, 21, opted to accessorize her sultry ensemble with a pair of blue sunglasses and an assortment of gold jewelry on both wrists.
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Still, medical staff in Santa Monica and San Francisco told BuzzFeed News people were coming in with broken teeth, wrists, and other injuries from the scooters.
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At some point in the near future the small lozenge of electronics we wear on our wrists will become obsolete, replaced by something beyond our ken.
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Everyone is dressed comfortably for an all-nighter, yellow security bands on their wrists — everyone, that is, except Angela Ahrendts, Apple's senior vice president of retail.
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Mary-Kate donned a mid-length black dress, too, with a layered jacket (with white lining that peeks under the wrists and the hemline) on top.
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The only drawbacks were that they had accelerometers strapped to their wrists and waists, and they didn't have control over their avatar (or their opponents' avatar).
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By the time her wedding at First United Methodist Church in New Albany rolled around, Anna Claire was able to move her left arm and wrists.
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In another photo, a middle-aged woman dressed in a bright teal dress and low white heels stares at the camera, jewelry glinting at her wrists.
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Keyshia Ka'oir Davis is keeping her wrists and neck on chill, because Gucci Mane's wife just dropped a quarter million dollars on a jewelry shopping spree!!!
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The 3D adjustable armrests offer additional comfort for your wrists, and the velour head pillow and lumbar support cushion help keep your spine in great shape.
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While smartphones and tablets have gotten bigger over the years, the gadgets we wear on our wrists need to stay small to avoid looking terribly unfashionable.
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Harris, 36, who appeared in an orange jumpsuit with his wrists shackled at his waist, cast his head slightly downward as the sentence was handed down.
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And finally, do you want all of this wrapped up in a exceptionally durable, waterproof package that's small enough to fit on the tiniest of wrists?
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One Satie "Gnossienne" is accompanied by a recurrent movement in which all four dancers, standing and facing front, shake their wrists as if to release tension.
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I wanted to plunge my fingers back into all that blond hair, and it took pulling against the tie around my wrists to remember I couldn't.
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"Shit," I breathed, "Sean, God—" The rhythm was incessant, insistent, and I was pulling so hard at the tie on my wrists I knew I'd bruise.
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He had a Slazenger sports bag bunched against his ribs, long wrists dangling from his coat cuffs, and a pink, animate nose, twitching like a dog's.
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Wrap them around your eyes a few times as a blindfold or tie them around wrists or ankles and secure them to your bedposts as restraints.
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The sleeve length, which runs from the back of the neck and down to the wrists, is 49.75 inches, which is just over four feet long.
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Video from the school's cameras, which Nelson shared on Facebook, appears to show a woman dragging a young boy by the wrists through the school's hallways.
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At daybreak, she returned to the house and saw her husband atop a snowbank, stripped of his clothes, bound at the wrists and ankles, lying lifeless.
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The Misfit Path is a stylish hybrid smartwatch that looks great on small wrists, and it will keep track of your steps, distance, and calories burned.
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French soccer star Paul Pogba raised the issue after scoring a goal for his club, Manchester United, putting his wrists together as if they were handcuffed.
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"Records reviewed by ICIJ describe detainees in isolation mutilating their genitals, gouging their eyes, cutting their wrists and smearing their cells with feces," the organization reported.
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Increasingly, the "things" connected are the shirts on our backs, the glasses on our foreheads, the watches on our wrists, and the jewelry around our necks.
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Last year she told Rolling Stone that at the age of 15 in 2013 she attempted suicide by slashing her wrists and taking 20 Motrin pills.
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I can imagine a lifetime of stained shirt sleeves and wrists with this thing if you're not properly trained in the horizontal dry erase sketching arts.
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Twenty-three-year-old Glenn Cantave adorned his neck and wrists with the costume chains and shackles he routinely wears at protests, harkening back to slavery.
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It's some syndrome where your wrists swell up so much that the nerves that go through your wrist stop sending the impulses through from your fingertips.
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The handcuffs used to arrest Lee Harvey Oswald in Dallas can now be on your own wrists -- or you could buy a decent home in Dallas.
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In the ensuing 14 years, Wie's passion for the game has remained stout, but her back, hip, knees and wrists have broken down at various times.
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We see Lady Gaga, her bound wrists undergirding her raised legs, or the Icelandic popstar, Björk, who waxes eulogistic about Mr. Araki in a video here.
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The next day, Nicole said, Mr. Raniere led her to a house blindfolded, ordered her to disrobe and tied her wrists and ankles to a table.
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At one point, he "handcuff[ed]" her "so tight" she lost feeling in her wrists for hours, and blamed things on his "dominant nature," Gardner wrote.
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And when you start doing this, you are amazed what body parts can ache, because your arms and wrists are not used to moving this way.
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But in the frenzy, don't forget that the widgets you buy will live at recipients' houses—or on their wrists—for months or years to come.
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He had gorgeous tattoos — one was of praying hands on his left forearm with his grandpa's rosary beads and handcuffs around the wrists and sun rays.
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Ill-treatment and torture have been reported in detention, including beatings, use of electric shocks, hanging detainees by their wrists and "suffocation with gas", she said.
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The rise of smartwatches saw Fitbits slip in popularity, but the company made us eager and willing to strap new pieces of tech to our wrists.
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Investigators said she had been choked, suffered blunt force trauma to her head and had marks on her wrists suggesting that she had been tied up.
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Many detainees had their wrists bound behind their backs before being strung up by them; some were left hanging for days, others until they stopped breathing.
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Minus his actual release from the wrists, which is textbook beautiful, nothing he does to set up that scoring looks like anything you've ever seen before.
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I keep thinking that I'm going to fall, and then someone is going to come by and slash my wrists off with one of their blades.
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As the man lay shackled to his hospital bed by both wrists and ankles and at his waist, the skin on his back began to ulcerate.
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Generally, either style or battery life (or both) suffer when hardware companies try to cram all of these parts into small devices that live on our wrists.
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The video shows a uniformed man pulling a woman out of her chair by her wrists as other security guards observe and the crowd swells with boos.
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Hart is now acclaimed more for his lack of dandruff than his goalkeeping ability, and better known for his shampoo endorsements than the strength of his wrists.
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Nathan Sutherland, 36, wearing an orange jumpsuit and shackled at the wrists and legs, entered his plea during a brief arraignment at the Maricopa County Superior Court.
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This bot can ape the dexterity of human shoulders, elbows, wrists and fingers, and could be the one that gets CIG to 90 percent automation and beyond.
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About those maneuvers: You calibrate your phone camera, then bump it against your cheek, wrists and forehead a few times until the app matches your skin tone.
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When they arrived in Charlottesville, the RAM members bought athletic tape at Walmart to wrap their wrists for protection when they engaged in street violence, prosecutors said.
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Not only does The Rock have his turtleneck, chain, and fanny pack on point, he also has both the same watch and silver bracelet on his wrists.
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He was arrested in 2011 by agents from air-force intelligence, blindfolded and taken to a cell where he was strung from the ceiling by his wrists.
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The Microsoft Sculpt aligns your hands, wrists, and fingers in a neutral and natural position, covering all three ergonomic essentials, making it our best ergonomic keyboard overall.
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Realizing the boy was dead, "he makes a pretty weak attempt to cut his own wrists;" he would eventually receive stitches to close the self-inflicted wounds.
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The Apple Watch Series 3 has been widely available for a few days now, bringing Apple fans cellular service on their wrists for the first time ever.
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The bag has been spotted on the wrists of some of our favorite street style stars and has sold 506 units globally, at the time of publishing.
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Now that we've got social media for every life choice and are wearing our fitness levels on our wrists, there's really no reason not to keep up.
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On a handful of occasions when I was about 15 my wrists would itch and blister, and my lips swelled up so much they touched my nose.
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She's also got retractable claws and grappling hooks on her wrists and after spending time in Hell (it's a long story!) she's got some supernaturally-tinged senses.
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A company spokesperson also told Mashable it is working on more female-centric bands with a tapered look; one that scoops in a bit around smaller wrists.
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Omron says the medium should fit about 70 percent of wrists, and that the large and small versions of the watch should be available later this year.
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They informed the Auburn police that they'd be wearing orange ribbons on their wrists so that authorities could differentiate them in the event of violence, she said.
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During Tuesday's five-plus hours of closing arguments by Brown and a Maryland prosecutor, Syed wrote out a statement in spite of the shackles constraining his wrists.
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In the clinic, limp children's faces are covered with flies and their chests heave as they breathe while receiving intravenous fluid tubes in their feet and wrists.
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It's appropriately sized for their wrists, lets them call their parents through voice control, and comes with an app that shows where they're located at all times.
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Kohlhepp then grabbed her, almost in a headlock, and took her back inside where he gagged her and cuffed her at her wrists and ankles, she alleged.
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Too many are designed to be once-size-fits-all, but ultimately are just too bulky and flashy with too many battery life compromises for most wrists.
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An eternal half hour passed before I wrenched my wrists out of the cuffs, threw on my shirt and pants and climbed out the bedroom window barefoot.
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Oversized paintings of a sobbing clown king, with shackles on one of his wrists and a scythe balancing in the background, make for a heavily populated tableau.
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A coroner's autopsy found no bruising or other injuries on Mr. Clark's wrists, as would be expected in a struggle between a handcuffed person and an officer.
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From the first holding center she went to another one in Laredo, and then to Hutto, transported with her feet and wrists in chains, the letter says.
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I could feel nothing beyond the hammering in my wrists and neck, the freezing sweat that burst out on my forehead, the swishing thrum in my ears.
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Since his stunning victory over Roger Federer in the 2009 United States Open final, del Potro has been sidelined for long periods by injuries to both wrists.
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The concept is akin to fitness trackers for your feet, allowing your wrists to go naked when out for a run or, say, a walk through Patagonia.
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A bigger watch can be a fashion statement, but people with smaller wrists and hands don't necessarily want to go for that giant-watch look every day.
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Footage of the incident, which quickly went viral, shows three officers removing a man from his seat and roughly dragging him by the wrists down the aisle.
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Accounts of the violence the C.I.A. used in the black sites — waterboarding, beatings, sleep deprivation, rectal abuse and hanging their captives by their wrists — would emerge later.
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Though Freeman said the lack of bruising on Clark's wrists indicates otherwise, protesters still felt the officers shouldn't have immediately tried to bring Clark to the ground.
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He spoke only when spoken to directly by the judge, and at one point signed a court document while holding his handcuffed wrists in front of him.
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He was arrested each time the police came, she said, and sometimes they treated him roughly, leaving him with a black eye or wrists bruised by handcuffs.
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Swiveling feet, curling wrists, rolling hips, open-mouthed poses with one arm flourished high: It might all read as camp were Mr. Liñán not so very sincere.
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Scrolling through the photos, he reportedly discovered a handful of selfies of a man posing with dismembered body parts—including the head and wrists of a woman.
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Now I have around 1300 hours in the video game, two mice with broken scroll wheels, and wrists that I need to go to the doctor for.
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To his left, the figure in hell is clearly doomed, with shackles around his wrists and neck and leeches and toads crawling on his torn, bloodied skin.
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But as citizens daily bore into their wrists to receive the ever-stimulating morning feelings message from the big leader, the attachment process grew far less painful.
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He had rigged litters from bamboo for the worst off and tied the wrists of delirious men to other soldiers so they would not get left behind.
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They had swung the bat and thrown the ball with the weight of C.T., K.V., J.B., C.G., A.P., A.R., S.S., S.F., C.S. and K.M. on their wrists.
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Will men begin to lose that restless urgency, that desire to consume time purposively, which most people carry just as they carry a watch on their wrists?
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In the boiler room at the end of the corridor, they hanged their fellow citizens by their wrists and shocked them, as they screamed, with cattle prods.
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Ordered rows of what look like dark green dots run from her wrists to her clavicle — tiny tattooed stars that have over the decades blurred into blobs.
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"I'm a prisoner," he said, crossing wrists as if in handcuffs as he sat in scrubs and the camouflage scrub cap he brought with him from Venezuela.
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You need a perfect sense of tempo — you can have the most fluid wrists in the world, but that won't matter if you can't keep good time.
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GAZIANTEP, Turkey — Syrian security officers hung Muhannad Ghabbash from his wrists for hours, beat him bloody, shocked him with electricity and stuck a gun in his mouth.
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"The EB12 uses a flat bar and riser stem for a more relaxed, upright riding position to reduce strain on wrists, arms and shoulders," the company says.
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Rivera held tightly to her children's wrists as they descended from one bus, ran past shoulder-height tires, zigzagged around clusters of suitcases, and climbed into another.
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The last time I saw my mother alive, she stood before me in our apartment in Rockaway Beach, Queens, with her wrists wrapped tightly in white bandages.
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They were especially concerned because the producers chose to show the suicide in a long three-minute scene, where the protagonist slit her wrists in a bathtub.
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The "9 to 5" actress was seen Friday with zip ties placed on her wrists by U.S. Capitol Police during a demonstration outside the Library of Congress.
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Benson also suffered several broken bones in the crash including a rib, a fractured pelvis, multiple abrasions and lacerations and severe injuries to his hands and wrists.
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Business Insider spoke with the horological experts at Crown & Caliber to determine the make and models of timepieces spotted on the wrists of royals over the years.
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"South Africa faces a potentially material 'slap on the wrists' by Moody's credit rating agency later today," Bianca Botes, a treasury partner at Peregrine Treasury Solutions said.
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Spliced into the middle of one cartoon video Hess found on the site was footage of a man giving kids instructions on how to slit their wrists.
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He was wheeled into a prison courtroom in Sacramento wearing an orange jumpsuit, both wrists shackled to his wheelchair and blinking slowly with his mouth partly open.
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Gordon, a four-time champion of Nascar's top series, and his three fellow Wayne Taylor drivers had raced with temporary tattoos of Rolex watches on their wrists.
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Armed prison guards watch the training hall from a safe distance as the teenagers learn to position their wrists for an attack, sweat dripping down their masks.
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Months earlier, authorities at Bahrain's airport detained and forcibly separated my wife from our infant son, dragged her by the wrists and interrogated her for seven hours.
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The upper body continually complements the lower body; torsos tip, twist and fold; wrists circle and flourish; angles of the head and eyes are a constant pleasure.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — Whenever her father beat her, or bound her wrists and ankles to punish her for perceived disobedience, the Saudi teenager dreamed of escape, she said.
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When my back would ache or my neck would get tight, I'd pull myself away from my computer long enough to observe the thinness of my wrists.
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The somatosensory (touch) component swapped in a "custom-built vibrotactile stimulator," which basically consisted of a vibrating thing strapped to subjects' wrists right above their median nerves.
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But on that day, she checked into a hotel room in Rockford, Illinois, where she was later found dead with self-inflicted slashes on her neck and wrists.
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But where it might have run with those risks into new and strange territory, the work remained tamely pretty, mired in mannerisms like hyperextended backs and craning wrists.
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Volunteers on Qantas&apos longest flights wear monitors on their wrists and thighs that measure their anxiety levels, sleep patterns, and their ability to recover from jet lag.
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Impassive as bookends, Charles and Diana endured each other at a V-J Day parade in London last August as Harry and Wills spoke volumes with their wrists.
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It's still going to be too big for some people's wrists, however, and it's hard to imagine it fitting much more seamlessly into your three-piece suit setup.
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Young Dolph dodged another bullet by being the only in his crew to walk away from a Hollywood gun bust without handcuffs on his wrists ... TMZ has learned.
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Garmin makes a lot of solid options here at different price points, including the Garmin Fenix 5 ($449.99), which happily comes in three sizes to accommodate small wrists.
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Despite being handcuffed at the wrists and flanked by Interpol agents, fugitive Mexican governor Javier Duarte wore a disconcerting grin moments after his arrest in Guatemala on Saturday.
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In a move that would make Indian PM Narendra Modi -- himself a noted yoga practitioner -- proud, Trudeau grins as he holds himself up horizontally with just his wrists.
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They can even be connected to your cellular provider, which is why you may have seen people speaking into their wrists as if they're in a spy movie.
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The MasterPan Zinc Alloy Garlic Press features an ergonomic handle and powerful lever that lets even those with weak wrists mince multiple cloves like it's no big deal.
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In an exclusive sneak peek at , the couples are surprised – literally shocked, in fact – when they're asked to put electrified collars on their wrists as a therapy exercise.
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He wrote Sherri had been thrown from a vehicle with a chain around her waist – which was also attached to her wrists – and a bag over her head.
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I've worn it nine months now, and each morning when I spray it on my wrists, I'm overcome with a feeling of awe at my own good fortune.
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Three days later, on May 14, an employee of the Rockford Inn motel found Amy dead in her room with self-inflicted slashes on her wrists and neck.
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A giant picture of "Jenny from the blockchain" faced the crowd — a cartoon J.Lo circa 2002 reincarnated with bitcoins in her hand instead of diamonds on her wrists.
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She shows up in his life again in the second installment of the trilogy to slash Anastasia's car — and her own wrists, in front of Christian's housekeeper. Whew.
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As Adelaide, she goes from being a subtly anxious wife and mother to being a wild-eyed warrior, cuffs around her wrists, blood staining her white lounge gear.
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Balancing a pencil between her wrists, the 7-year-old demonstrated near-perfect penmanship to win Zaner-Bloser's competitive Nicholas Maxim Special Award for Excellence in Manuscript Penmanship.
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Detectives allegedly learned that Curry regularly chained the twins by the ankles and wrists, which were swollen, scarred and bleeding on the twin who escaped, the affidavit alleges.
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The assault wrought havoc on the victim's life: She came forward about being abused by Brothers after her parents discovered she had slit her wrists, the AJC reports.
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And then they became even smaller computers that we can wear, nestled directly against our skin, pulsating gently against our wrists when there's something we need to know.
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If you don't have the music streaming service, just picture the former Disney star writhing on a bed with her wrists bound, her medical bracelet on full display.
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Everyone swings into action — Philip not even bothering to exclaim or look surprised as he begins wrapping up Pasha's wrists while Elizabeth calls 911 and Tuan stares blankly.
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Meagan, according to an indictment, also had allegedly been held in Kohlhepp's storage container for about six days after she disappeared, chained at both the wrists and ankles.
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Within seconds of starting my first match, I found myself physically crouching behind virtual cover, firing wildly at enemies and flicking my wrists to reload every few seconds.
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Elsewhere, men in shirts tightly buttoned at the neck and wrists build fences; women with tightly braided hair and skirts to their ankles rake yards and sweep sidewalks.
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It bit his face and wrists, and left him with cuts on his arms, legs, and back, according to Rebecca Ferrell, a spokeswoman for Colorado Parks and Wildlife.
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Her tiny waist-to-hip ratio would crush her internal organs; her delicate wrists would be incapable of lifting objects; her swan-like neck couldn't support her head.
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The prosecution posited that it was Rodgers who beat his wife to death before slashing her wrists in an attempt to make her death look like a suicide.
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The Monroes seem nice enough, but something's been threatening to snap where Janine is concerned, and it gives way just as her mistress takes hold of her wrists.
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From there, he starts to texture with his hands, touching his chest, pointing forward with limp wrists, and throwing up a crown when he moves to the ground.
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And just then a beat began, so I rocked my hips and pressed my wrists together, swinging them like a girl in bondage who nonetheless wanted to party.
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The officers led her down a back stairwell and handcuffed her wrists behind her back, while Ashley watched from outside, through a small window on the first floor.
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In fact, it's easily the comfiest Fitbit I've ever worn; it's the opposite of the company's half-step Blaze, which was super rigid and hurt my bony wrists.
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Obama wrote on LinkedIn that scooping ice cream at a Honolulu Baskin-Robbins could be "brutal on the wrists," but taught him life lessons he still uses today.
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In some ways it was too rugged: The zipper was so jagged that it would scratch up your wrists and arms if you weren't careful reaching inside it.
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Velociraptor mongoliensis is no beauty either, but its three forward-facing toes, swivel-jointed wrists and wishbone put it in the same company as a cute tufted titmouse.
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We'd hardly cleared the gates before a neat line formed, poised to hug Grammy Annette and transfer homemade beaded bracelets onto her wrists in an elaborate handshake ritual.
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He would also threaten to slash his wrists if we didn't let him vape, which we had to take seriously because he had a history of self-harm.
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Picking glass out of his bloodied—but not too damaged—wrists, he turned to me, kitchen roll flapping over his open wound, his mouth agape, trying to speak.
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An avid equestrienne for most of her life, the young woman had gritted her teeth through sprained wrists and ankles, horse-trodden feet and, last year, a fracture.
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There he sexually assaulted the friend and viciously attacked her and her mother, twisting their necks, slashing their wrists and leaving them, finally, to bleed in the brush.
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Its current problems are not related to a lack of people with money to spend, but rather about persuading them to spend it on something for their wrists.
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But each of those consumers has, at most, two wrists, meaning the competition for wrist-worn devices is likely to see a lot fewer winners than also-rans.
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The video showed the men struggling to drag Dr. Cerveny's body into a hallway, eventually lifting her by her wrists and ankles, her head lolling toward the floor.
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I pulled them onto my wrists, and marveled at the fact that they fit; they no longer slid off as they had when I was a little girl.
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Later, after the batter was set, after dinner, she dared me to turn the bowl upside down over my head — it was so heavy, it hurt my wrists.
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The wheel had six soft-rubber clawlike "obtainers" that are able to cup the berries and pivot, imitating the popping action that human pickers make with their wrists.
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They tightened the chains on his ankles and wrists, then threw him into the back of a truck, drove to the water, and loaded him into a speedboat.
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"I remember sitting in class the next day, looking at the bruises on my wrists and replaying the events of that night," Butler told the ACLU of Illinois.
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Once a new look is complete, kids can bend the dolls at the knees, hips, ankles, elbows, neck, wrists, and shoulders to bring photoshoot-worthy poses to life.
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Videos that emerged on social media showed security officers forcibly removing a 69-year-old man from his seat and dragging him down the aisle by his wrists.
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These gadgets will live in your loved ones' houses and on their wrists, and connected devices have a problematic track record when it comes to security and privacy.
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Those might be surprising, perhaps even a bit tight around the wrists but, as Ms. Robinson suggests, there are so many possibilities when you're given room to play.
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Some of the bones were entangled with scraps of clothing and string that appeared to match the cord that is seen binding the captives' wrists in the photographs.
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In early December 2015, images of the word 'Angel' written on the wrists of young Sues made the rounds of German-speaking Instagram, under the hashtag #respektvorsuizidengeln (#respectforsuicideangels).
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There is still time for the start of what could potentially be a booming market that takes tech from our wrists and is put literally, on our backs.
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I'm not really a fan of the hardware design, which, among other things, isn't nearly flexible enough to fit on smaller wrists, knocking out a big potential user base.
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