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As the fruity orgy wound down and the hoses came out to wash down the streets.

He lay down in the ditch and plugged the wound with another piece of wadding from his jacket.

Is only a minor wound luckily, but received frightened extremely, now speaks incurs three does not incur four, the laughter was variable.

The wound healing of the mid gestation fetal skin is characterized by scarless repair compared with that of the adult's.

In the fight to protect his brother on his way to five knives, a stab wound to his liver!

You wound me, sir! What's the matter? I know you have no doubts that this is happening as we speak.

But I was made to feel very conscious of it and that it was a major wound in Chinese public memory.

The child cries out staring at the wound in his disabled legs, and his mother holds him in her arms tightly.

He fell prostrate in the mud with a perforating wound of the neck, with the wound exit over the tracheal area and a fracture of the trachea.

She said that on March 5, 1926, the first Friday of Lent, a wound had appeared slightly above her heart, but that she had kept this secret.

Skin from other parts of a patient's body was carefully excised and replanted on the wound using all sort of medical tricks.

The battle had been still going on but he had received a slight wound and was being ferried back to a hospital ship.

Because the wound , tears of that smile of silly , is all cowardice that oneself results in .

If a wound-drainage system is in place, patency of the system and volume of drainage should be assessed at least once each shift.

And I saw one of his heads as it were wounded to death; and his deadly wound was healed: and all the world wondered after the beast.

Life is like a farewell, from the beginning of the end of the bye, you have to gradually be wound, in the time to look back to antecedents.

The Conservatives would also give the central bank powers to force lenders to spell out how they would be wound up in case of failure.

"Oh, this, " Anthony said as he pointed to his black eye. "It's just a small battle wound from a triumphant, athletic victory. "

She put him in her husband's chair by the fire, dressed his wound and wrapped it in fresh bandages.

A line of fans wound its way around the top floor of the Beverly Center, a shopping mall close to the heart of Los Angeles.

For often have I put my finger in my own wound that I might have the greater belief in you and the greater knowledge of you.

The wound was under his hand, and I persuaded him to let me move his hand away.

During mania, they might be too wound up to sleep, their thoughts might race, and they might have boundless energy.

The captain of the company, tucking his sword under his arm, produced a handkerchief and began to bind with it the lieutenant's wound.

Sara presses a towel against the wound in his neck to help stem the flow of blood, meanwhile urging him to stay with her and keep breathing.

He held his hands over his wound and looked fixedly before him.

The old man placed it in his heart, then took a piece from his old scarred heart and placed it in the wound in the young man's heart.

This is often done with some urgency, since the open wound is a site of potential hemorrhage and infection.

Results The whole group were cured, surgery time was short, get out of bed in the early, non-wound infection and no recurrence of cases.

How serious was the wound he did not know, but he had no thought of giving up.

'Good gracious, yes-but you must n't let him scratch that wound, 'said the vet, washing his hands. 'If he does, it may go wrong. '

He tried pouring a drink, but you could hear the clicking sound across the street, and most of the stuff wound up in his shoes.

'Well, it's the only way of stopping him from scratching that wound, 'said the vet. 'Get along now, George I've more patients waiting. '

He feltsorry for her when he learntthat she was still sufferingfrom the wound in her leg.

Holly's cloak was fastened with a silver clasp, and Frenya had a girdle of hempen rope wound about her middle from her hips to breasts.

She can kill with a smile, she can wound with her eyes.

The second slash was low on the abdomen. This wound had not been meant to kill; it had served an entirely different purpose.

Her hair did look a little strange, Sophie thought, peeping out of her alcove, as if Jane had wound it round a row of powers .

Second is a sari , which is a length of fabric wound around the body with the loose end (pallu) thrown over the shoulder.

His chest was bare and there appeared to be a wound on the side of his head.

The beautiful maiden took the flax from her head, wound it round the stem of a slender birch, grasped the spindle, and began to spin.

He told her that she was the apple of his eye, that she was wound around his heartstrings.

If there is only a gaping wound left then it must gush forth though it produce nothing but toads and bats and homunculi.

With all the windows wound up, the pollution was at least twice as bad as sitting in the smokiest bar, the researchers said.

Who says maggots form when air gets into the wound, just as how he said in the back there.

He realised her mother's violent death was 'like a wound on the brain'.

She would not wound the feelings of her sister on any account, and yet to say what she did not believe was impossible.

He died of a wound in the brain caused by a rifle bullet that was fired at him as he was riding through downtown Dallas in a motorcade.

I don't really remember, but I left Dallas, and that wound of being homeless in Dallas stayed with me for at least a decade.

She bears little outward sign of her medical history, unless she pulls up her hair to show scars on her neck and an open wound on her scalp.

Wouldn't you know it, I wound up less than an hour later walking through a shopping mall with a colleague, looking for a place to dine.

I saw my problem: I had wound myself so tightly in the routine of my school life that I was no longer seeing Kenya or even Kenyans.

Everything around him was full of her presence, continually reopening the wound. wound. So he decided to emigrate.

the evening sun was now ugly to her , like a great inflamed wound in the sky.

They say his body was found near that of a younger woman who had a single bullet wound to head. A gun was found near the woman's body.

Westmoreland puts the case for his glasses in his mouth as he cleans his bleeding wound.

Police also found a two-year-old girl with a gunshot wound to the chest in a nearby van.

The old man placed it in his heart, then took a piece from his old scared heart and placed it in the wound in the young man's heart.

Another therapy treats the wound with a device that combines painless ultrasonic sound with a fine saline mist.

When Falkenhahn tried to speak with Manteuffel, he found that the general had been moved farther back due to his wound.

Do not know about your feelings, but I'm afraid itself more care will wound deeper.

Come here and let me to see whether the wound to your forehead is better or not.

The whole saga has been a self-inflicted wound for Mr Hatoyama, exacerbated by a succession of confusing messages coming from his cabinet.

When he was very ill, he used to pray alone in his room before burning candles, wound round his head was something like tape.

Yet it's this type oflogic that convinces people who have wound up in a bad situation that they might as well stay in it.

Now that the U. S. involvement in Iraq has wound down, Crane says, oil seems to be less of an American security concern.

As the conference wound down and his American colleagues headed to the airport, he made a joke about escaping across the border.

Isabel: Their whole life's happiness is wrapped up in you. You know every story, every wound, and every memory.

If the company is wound up the equity capital is the last to be paid off.

When he came quite close, his face became red with anger and he said, "Who has dared to wound you? "

She tells Shots that she hopes to someday create a wound care cream, but that it would be at least five years off.

That watch of his I wound up with such indefatigable zeal that it had very soon to be sent to the watchmaker's in Calcutta.

Everything around him was full of her presence, continually reopening the wound. So he decided to emigrate.

A wound spiral of two or More turns of insulated wire, used to introduce inductance into a circuit.

But memory is at most of you to have the wound, more blurred with you.

The spokeswoman for the auction house said she did not know how the oil painting had wound up inside the sofa.

Woe is me for my hurt! My wound is grievous: but I said, Truly this is a grief, and I must bear it.

The transition into the catabolic or open wound phase of burn injury is often not clearly demarcated.

The happy look in her big blue eyes struck him like the pain of an old wound.

This may occur around the site of the wound or, IF the toxin reaches spinal motor ganglia via the bloodstream, throughout the body.

A cylinder of wire mesh, foam rubber, or other material around which a strand of hair is wound to produce a soft curl or wave.

It's the pain of the original wound that keeps you locked into the pattern of trying to get your needs met with similar people.

At its neck was a wound, which appeared to have been produced by a sharp blade.

Adam Shepard wound up cutting his experiment short by three months: his mother had cancer and Shepard went home to help her.

Next, she slowly takes Michael's hand and checks the wound as he rests his head on her leg.

You can put a knife in a man and draw it out. It won't matter how many times you say I'm sorry, the wound is still there.

She pressed herself against him and wound her limbs round him, as though to reassure him with the warmth of her body.

His head had been beaten in by some heavy weapon, and there was a wound in his leg from something sharp.

Response to such situations in life, is life always seem to be an inert wound, knowing that bad, but do not know where to start to change.

As there was no way to call for help, I leaned back in my seat trying my best to keep the wound from bleeding.

As there was no way to call for help, I leaned back in my seat trying my best to keep the wound from bleeding.

Charles loves golf so much he wound play at halftime if he could, but i think a golf course is a waste of good pasture-land.

The president is in hospital with second-degree burns to his face and chest, and a shrapnel wound below his heart.

down on its prey. Suddenly it was hit by an arrow. It fluttered slowly down to the earth, and blood was pouring from the wound.

And those countries, notably Brazil, that have wound up holding the baby of an overvalued currency, are trying to restrict inflows.

Wafaa Constantine, who was also the wife of a priest, reportedly converted to Islam in 2004 and wound up in a monastery as well.

If you put a knife in a man and draw it out, no matter how many times you say 'Im sorry', the wound is still there.

He made up a medicine from the juice of herbs and applied it to the wound.

I miss the wound measurement, it was me with your straight-line distance!

When it is a question of probing a wound, a gulf, a society, since when has it been considered wrong to go too far? to go to the bottom?

And now you're going to see here a demo of this actually being done in a representative wound.

After he took the powder of the herb orally and applied it on the wound, blood was stop immediately.

But when the clock wound down as the six months passed, she found herself alive and decided to live one day at a time.

What was offensive was the veryidea an exclusive right to sell and use turmeric for the purpose of wound healing as claimed in the patent.

I have tried to make games with Torque, but found I frequently had problems that there was no documentation for, and wound up blocked.

The party wound down as guests began to leave.

First initial, we wound on the wound, alone on a lonely, two same loneliness of the soul, with a desire to measure the depth of love.

Losing a mother is one of the greatest pains in the world, a knife wound to the heart.

They paid the price, and for seven days, a line of men, women and children wound its way into my hill.

As same as her, my wound is also unable to recover in all my life, just like the severed limb cannot grow up again.

Is careful receives when injury only then remembers comforts or has no recourse when the wound to be painful.

Technique latter 67 days, the wound should heal, if by now still cicatrization already hopeless, can only consider once more surgery.

How they got into the ocean is unclear but all these items wound up in what researchers are calling the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. . .

After washing the wound, the nurse Began to put a clean pad of Cotton over it.

"Early leave" this a few word in my eighteen the blue of the sky in a abruptly slit forever cannot be cured the wound.

I wound through the dark rows to the concession stand thinking, I'll show her that I'm no cheapskate.

"It's been removed. " Moore withdrew hishand from the body and stared down at the wound, gaping like an open mouth.

'I was quite sure it was a fatal wound. The First Lady was in shock. She was doing the best she could, she was covered in blood. '

His refusal to call for an immediate ceasefire after Israel's invasion of Lebanon poured salt into the wound.

In-vivo experiment, the role of taspine hydrochloride's wounding healing equaled to bFGF. It had an important role in wound healing process.

And the sight of me can only be salt in her wound.

Michael steps out to watch him being taken away, blood from his self-inflicted wound trickling from his forehead.

I wound through the reel to see what I might find in other issues that month.

Hugh: They weren't sure where to put me, so I wound up in the kitchen.

But I'm happy to say that it felt good to open up this old wound.

The secret garden "seems to be the secret garden" of the wound.

Some say that his peculiar pronunciation was connected with a jaw wound which he received duing the war.

Doctor: Just as what you have remembered , the clostridium tetanal must first invade into a wound .

A peasant woman found him lying unconscious in the grass. She carried him home , dressed his wound, and hid him in the attic .

A Study on the Surface and Interface Properties of a New Hydrophilic PU for Wound Dressing.

It was like pouring blood into a sieve. In through the veins, out through the wound.

Submerge smaller burns in cool -- not cold -- water for at least five minutes. Cover the wound with a clean, dry cloth or a sterile bandage.

To kill or wound wildlife by accident or to protect life or property and fail to promptly report the killing to an Officer.

When applied to a wound, the gauze interacts with blood platelets to form a clear gel that instantaneously blocks the flow of blood.

When a detached, compassionate consciousness comes to a wound, the wound disappears, evaporates. There is no why to it.

Wound cleansing and immunization within a few hours after contact with a suspect rabid animal can prevent the onset of rabies and death.

Young master to me even worse, he was motionless on the lettering on me, depriving me black and blue, wound up to now Haiteng it!

He tore some wadding from his jacket to plug the wound and went on firing .

Leaning against the door with folded arms, Hupeh idly watched his old friend bandaging his wound in a quiet manner.

Presence wound Everything around him was full of her presence, continually reopening the wound.

Malaria: On an expedition into the Amazon rainforest in 1913, Roosevelt contracted malaria, made worse by an infected leg wound.

When an emotional injury takes place , the body begins a process as natural as the healing of a physical wound .

After the treatment upon its illness or wound not from work, Party B is unable to take on the old job or other positions Party A assigns.

Ross and Altfest enjoyed a brief media blitz. They wound up in the pages of the New York Herald Tribune and in Cosmopolitan.

He wished to penetrate the mystery of that submarine combat, and to ascertain what monster could have given the dugong so strange a wound.

While taking care of his wound, I asked him if he had another doctor's appointment this morning, as he was in such a hurry.

Once the book was a hole, the plastic spiral can be wound through the hole, you need to insert it at the end of plastic to avoid spiral.

Wound up in a smile, an appreciation has already gone beyond language can express feelings.

Dear you can understand my wound to have depth how to love person are meet the self-respect you to understand?

Those who had no children or whose children were unable or unwilling to support them typically wound up in the poorhouse .

We hit Florida's Redland region to pick up a pair of collectible cars (Mom wound up loaning them to the makers of Miami Vice).

We picked off a few fibers before we washed her off. And there was a strand of hair, adhering to the wound margin.

Her health was such that she wound not go out in the sun even in winter lest she get sun-stroke.

He will keep our feet from falling so that we do not defile our garments, wound our souls, and cause the enemy to blaspheme.

Tightly wound but always composed, he seems to be losing it this time.

Round steel stock used in the production of rollers; cold drawn to a specified diameter and wound in the form of coils.

One resistor type is wound like a coil and of course has high induction whereas carbon resistors in general have high distortion levels.

One day, this monster (whose name I cannot remember) wound up being sent back to the barracks with me and several others for clean-up duty.

You still undercut the price of a professional sound system, but for a wireless system, you wound up with a lot of wires.

The clock continues to run through breeding time, then stops-to be re-wound again the next fall.

One noon of that midsummer, cicadas made loud noises in my ear and high temperature wound its way in my blood vessel just like a snake.

"A 50 year-old transformer made of copper wire wound around a ferrite core, can't respond to a signal, so we can't control it, " he said.

Instead, the wound was covered with a brown material. It was a Chinese herbal remedy, a compound.

They've always been wound a little tight, but I've never seen them like that. Then again, who am I to judge?

The insertion of gauze or other material into a body cavity or wound for therapeutic purposes .

It looks as if creatures couldn't communicate with their Creator except through a wound that lacerates integrity.

For these types of injuries, topical oxygen may be helpful as an adjunct to surgery or other forms of standard wound care.

Its existing fund will continue investments, but by not raising fresh money the company as a whole will be gradually wound down.

But after his death an old wound was discovered over his heart. This revealed the source of the matchless hue in his pictures.

The emotional trigger that begins an argument may have little to do with your present situation, but has dug up a wound.

He reached in up to his wrist, his fingers exploring the margins of the wound.

Conclusion: Trepanation and drainage had a little wound and effective certain. It was the first method that treated CSDH.

The wound wouldn't hear and got swollen so the doctor had to open up the wound to drain the sore but underneath were little insects' eggs.

In the usual manner, the planarian stem cells migrated to the site of the wound, sensed what was missing and began rebuilding.

She had killed dragons with it, and healed a king whose poisoned wound would not close, and knocked down ripe chestnuts for bear cubes.

Their fathers and mothers wound down gently into a quiet retirement. But today's over-50s have no intention of following suit.

And I saw one of his heads as if it had been given a death-wound;

Researchers also checked participants' wounds over the next few weeks and their production of three proteins created in wound healing.

See you smile was really happy, I am unable to resist reality, my heart wound recovered after your sword and by his hand in painting.

A fluid level sensor to determine the level of fluid into a container used in negative pressure wound therapy.

Children are more likely to have head and face injuries and share a disproportionate number of fatal wound injuries.

This thing is applied to the wound, the next day will be no effect, and then will disappear ferocious pock was erased.

This summer's hottest day also out of the blood, bleeding after the pain, like there is wound is broken, after a day or two just fine.

The invention also relates to a foam structure produced by the method and a wound dressing containing the foam structure.

The Snake was quickly revived by the warmth, and resuming its natural instincts, bit its benefactor, inflicting on him a mortal wound.

Her brother, a cop, had wanted to kill her to uphold the family's honor, but cooler heads prevailed and she wound up here instead.

Either way she wound up in hospital, and her case came to the attention of the Governor of Ramallah, Mustafa Issa.

I seized him , when, in his fright at my violence, he inflicted a slight wound upon my hand with his teeth .

A man in a blouse was flung down from it, with a bayonet wound in the abdomen, and breathed his last on the ground.

Another man knelt beside him and was massaging a strong-smelling Chinese balm into the still-fresh wound.

10As the fiercest fighting wound down in 2002, Afghanistan returned to a semblance of normality.

Rub the wound on the syrup, but I also do not mind a bit.

My goal was to be published in The Journal of American History; I wound up being excerpted in the July issue of Hustler.

"The feeling is that this is wound up with false rhetoric about immigrants taking jobs from Americans, " he said.

VEGFis involved in vascular cell growth throughout the body, and its expressionincreases in the presence of a wound.

Do not ask too many scars, if does not understand the wound to have the multi-depth.

It was even more wonderful to me when my grandfather carefully wound up that clock with a special key each day. That key was magic to me.

The French dragoons , to the contrary, used only the point which almost always caused a fatal wound.

That endorsement could disappear if the company suffers another 'self-inflicted wound' that sinks its stock price, said one large investor.

There was no significant effect of HBO on wound healing and iNOS expression in the control animals.

Don't get so wound up about this, I'm not good enough for you. That's good for both of us.

At the beginning of your upkeep, you may put an infection counter on Festering Wound.

"The white blood cells rush to the tumor and attempt to heal the 'wound' in a manner that actually never stops, " she explains.

A power machine drives the wire ropes to be respectively wound and disconnected after passing through a reducing mechanism.

Even now, neither side seems able to let the wound heal.

Although, in that being, what attracts isn't immediate being but a wound, a break in the body's integrity, the orifice of filth.

Rectus abdominis flaps ought to be considered as they lower the wound complication rate.

During the shooting of a fight sequence Wall accidentally injured lee's hands with a broken bottle requiring 12 stitches to close the wound.

'If you can immobilise the skin around the wound, as this does, it eases the tension and gives you less of a scar, ' he adds.

However, once they burned through their slate of Miramax properties, their tightly-wound grip on the industry began to unravel.

The stress in a semicircular beam depends on its structure and will affect the performance of the whole pre-stressed wire-wound frame.

The Banks Islanders held him prisoner, and he was dying of necrosis of the jawbone, caused by an arrow wound in the fight on the beach.

In Poland, we have a saying "love is like head wound. " It make you dizzy, you think you die. . . but you recover.

The wound like me, a stubborn child, would not heal, because he is warm damp places, suitable for any things grow.

At the end of outpatient visits or telephone follow-up, there were no one case of poor wound healing or prosthetic infection, etc.

Tess did not look after him, but slowly wound along the crooked lane.

He decided to "walk it off. " Later that evening he went to the emergency room and had his head wound stapled.

He ran wildly, pressing his hands against a bloody wound in his stomach.

He wound his way into their confidence.

The cause of surgical scar endometriosis is believed to be iatrogenic transplantation of endometrium to the surgical wound.

The meeting finally wound up in the small hours.

there was one stab wound point in terminal wound and thick unpenetrated omental wound.

Methods Thirty-five burned cases by gas explosion were analyzed in terms of the wound characteristics and therapeutics methods.

but my hand and feet, the skin is the etc. of the wound, the other is to have no matter!

At the two stations the wire was wound round a magnet, that is to say, round a piece of soft iron surrounded with a wire.

But Hill needed a skin graft from his left arm to help the wound heal properly.

This mechanic makes very potent when used in combination with a Poison that deals direct damage (Wound Poison and Instant Poison).

The surface of the open wound is inevitably the seat of infection, which stimulates further vascularity.

Councillor Jenkins, the leader of the council, stated that the report wound be examined at the next meeting .

adj. And the fingers trying to staunch the bloody wound at his neck.

and the blood ran out of the wound into the bottom of the chariot.

As for confronting him: The last time you confronted him about another other-woman, MIP, you wound up begging for his forgiveness.

Let me have a look. You're very lucky because the cut is not deep. First, I'll clean up the wound and then dress it.

Shakespeare said, "He jests at scars that never felt a wound. "

Low-level laser biostimulation can be applied in wound therapy to speed up the wound healing, prevent infection and relieve the pain.

In the deep ocean near Newfoundland, years of silt slowly Titanic's wreckage buried, as in burying a never healing wound.

Nevertheless, Washington may have already administered a remarkable self-inflicted wound to the United States' financial standing.

Excuse me, is actually faced his dripping of the wound, and give it to the suitable environment and condition, make it crusted, healing.

I know I have pale Zhang as a white, I do not look for multiple wounds, I found that the wound did not.

With that in mind, Figure 1 shows what I wound up with for a recipe display page.

One doubtful disciple even felt compelled to put his finger into Jesus' wound to convince himself that the crucified Jesus was indeed alive.

Cell factor is biological preparation capable of promoting wound heal and tissue regeneration and may be either natural or gene recombinant.

Indeed, he was always tightly-wound, as though he were keeping tune with the threats buried beneath the ground.

Objective To observe the value of soleus muscle flap repairing the wound surface with the bone leaked out on the crus.

One day, a well-dressed 30-year-old African-American woman, bleeding from a head wound, ran up to me on my foot beat.

when she saw small injured animals, she always took them home to bind up the wound, fed them and looked after them carefully.

If you are entering the classroom with a fake black eye wound and a cast on, be sure to limp a little and groan from time to time.

A good apology is like an antibiotic; a bad apology is like rubbing salt in the wound.

Any man fresh out of a university would have handled that leg wound better than he did.

Finite element analysis (FEA) of filament wound composites is the foundation of mechanical research and application of these materials.