He returned with a piece of cloth smeared with arnica ointment to keep the bruise at bay. |
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I groggily expostulated into the mouthpiece, while using my free hand to rub the bruise I could feel forming on my face. |
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He had a killer bruise along his jaw-line, and a cut above his eyebrow had been stitched. |
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The shirt she had chosen was three-quarter length, so it covered the bruise on her upper arm. |
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They were also concerned that Mrs Holland had a livid bruise on her jaw and had lost a tooth as a result of an assault the previous week. |
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There was a fresh livid purple bruise under his ear, as though he'd been in a fight. |
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The recoil brought the barrel upwards and it smacked into her face, leaving a livid bruise. |
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He came back with a bruise on his cheek where the troll had hit him with a wooden bowl, and grinning like a mad man. |
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I thought of the slap on my cheek from the previous day, and was not surprised when I found a bruise had developed there. |
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She heard an air gun fire and a few minutes later heard another sound and a pellet hit her hand causing a bruise. |
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The hasp and eye to lock the lazarettes can bruise legs and catch lines, such as the mainsheet. |
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There was an angry purple bruise around her arm, slightly in the shape of fingers. |
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He had a livid bruise on his cheek, which was swooned over by many admirers. |
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Her bruise wasn't completely gone, but with the help of make-up, she was able to conceal it. |
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I usually get a major bruise in that area while surfing when I am just wearing a rash guard and surf trunks. |
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I ran a bath and stripped slowly, wincing in pain as I uncovered each bruise. |
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She winced, a large purple and tender bruise had enveloped her elbow and arm. |
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They can give you stomach ulcers, make you bruise more easily, and even harm your liver and kidneys. |
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On the right side of her forehead, there was a walloping large blue and black bruise. |
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But if your ego is vulnerable to start off with, it will bruise harder and for longer. |
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He had the beginnings of a bruise on his left eye, which would become a decent sized shiner by morning. |
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Well, I have a small blood clot from the big bruise and sometimes it bothers me. |
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There was a bruise on her cheekbone and her forearms were mottled with them. |
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By the time he had arrived, Rachael's knee had swelled up like a blowfish, and a nice, purple bruise was starting to form. |
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On his forehead resides a swollen, bluish bruise that is most likely throbbing painfully. |
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And then there's the mystery of the unexplained bruise on the back of my right hand. |
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The bruise on his neck was deep purple and was easily visible even with his collar turned up. |
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Other than a mild concussion and the bruise to his pride, we both walked away from the incident unharmed. |
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My back was scratched up from the ground and I had a tiny bruise in the corner of my eye, about the size of a small pea. |
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The bruise over his eye had settled in to a purple nearly matching the nebula itself, but the swelling had reduced dramatically. |
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Unfortunately, there's not enough violence here to fully rend and flay, just enough to bruise. |
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She stroked her long brown hair, making sure it covered the livid bruise on her cheek. |
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Every wrinkle, blemish and bruise, every traitorous little roll of fat, remains intact. |
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The ache in her arm grew where the he had grabbed her before and she could already feel a bump rising and a bruise forming. |
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I was sore all over, and bruised, but I don't bruise easily, so it wasn't that bad. |
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Doctors, especially general practitioners, should pay special attention to children who have the tendency to bleed or bruise easily. |
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A bruise stretching from below her wrist bone almost to her forearm caught his eye. |
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Pears bruise easily and don't keep well once they have fallen or been picked. |
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Fruits and vegetables have also been genetically engineered so that they do not bruise as easily, or so that they have a longer shelf life. |
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And if you find that you bruise easily, boost your intake of vitamin C to strengthen your capillaries. |
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To bruise herbs, Mr. Sullivan advises crushing then with the back of a large knife or tapping them with a mallet. |
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Cut the lemon into 10 wedges, peel and bruise the garlic, place these along with the potatoes on a non-stick baking tray. |
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In truth, she knew he probably did indeed possess that strength but it made her feel a little better by trying to bruise his male ego. |
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I am sporting an almighty bruise on the back of my left foot and my right shoulder is painfully letting me know that it's there. |
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A guy who surfs on his belly did much more than just bruise the ego of one who stands. |
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Add enough soil to fill the pot, firming the soil gently around the bulbs being careful not to bruise them. |
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The next thing he knew something hard had knocked him on the head and he had awakened with a throbbing headache and an ugly bruise. |
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Her mother's wide brown eyes were red and puffy and an ugly black bruise was swelling on her cheek. |
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The bandage was delicately applied to the tender joint, where a bruise was starting to develop. |
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Caidryn laughs bitterly, the angry bruise on her face darkening her features even further. |
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There, drawn in ink that had purpled in antiquity like a bruise, was the Headless symbol. |
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The red scratches combined with the egg-sized bump already purpling with the future bruise told her why. |
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At his nether lip begins a dark purplish bruise that spreads to a little lower down almost reaching his chin. |
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But shhh, you have to pretend otherwise, or you'll bruise their fragile egos. |
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He dropped my arm quickly letting me rub my now dinted side, which is going to bruise by morning. |
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Preston soon realized this when she said nothing and didn't move, apart from the occasional flinch whenever she touched her bruise on her right arm. |
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In contrast to gentle Eva, Naps liked to draw a little blood in bed, to bruise and be bruised in return. |
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One after another bulleted serves rained in, one of which took out a ballgirl, leaving her with a bruise as a souvenir and Rusedski's match shirt as an apology. |
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As I rub my left hand, I notice a small bruise around the knuckle of my pinkie finger. |
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Children commonly fall and scrape or bruise the skin covering anterior parts of the body such as the shins, knees, hands, elbows, nose, periorbital area and forehead. |
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Zelda had come back, late in the evening, running home with as much energy as she could muster, with a monster of a bruise bang smack near his eye. |
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When using fresh berries in cakes, you must fold them in very gently so as not to bruise them, which will result in the glorious colour bleeding into the mixture. |
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She had goose bumps all over her body and a bruise on her arm. |
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She picked up a purple fruit to find a bruise near the stem. |
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I bruise easily and get dark splotches on my hands and arms. |
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They bruise more easily and do not store properly as a result. |
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He ran his thumb tenderly over the bruise already forming on her face. |
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Note however, that your tailbone is, after all, located in your duff and a hard fall at too sharp an angle will either bruise or fracture the tailbone. |
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With Michael and Munson double-teaming him before the rest of the players reached home plate, Fisk endured a scratch to his face and a bruise near his eye. |
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If you have too few platelets you could bruise easily and bleed for a long time after being injured. |
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Do you have a tendency to bruise easily or bleed for a prolonged period of time after being cut? |
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For these associations, London has tried to inflict upon Adams a kind of media stigmata, a video bruise. |
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The ball appeared to glance off Karros's wrist and carom off his jaw, causing a bruise. |
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Unfortunately, if the discoloration has set in before the ice bag has been applied, there will be hope of lightening the bruise. |
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He also pleaded no contest with regard to an incident with a female student where, during horseplay, he twice struck her, causing a small bruise. |
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Muscle bleeds can happen from a direct hit to the area, as with a bruise, or from overuse or overstretching of the muscle. |
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The bruise is just one of many such hidden injuries inflicted by her long-term boyfriend Reece, the father of their child. |
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Some people may get a small bruise, some redness or moderate pain at the needle site. |
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The resulting bruise on her wrist never quite seemed to disappear, but since it didn't really hurt, Alexa assumed it would eventually fade. |
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If this becomes a large bruise, then you should contact your radiologist to ensure that no treatment is needed. |
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They immediate started to chase her and threw a brick at her, which caused a big bruise. |
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When the platelets count is low you may be more likely to bleed or bruise abnormally. |
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You have to be careful not to bruise me when you pick me because my peel is very sensitive. |
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Signs of soft tissue bleeding include the bruise increasing in size or the child complaining of pain. |
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Alexa Fitzwilliam has never been one to complain about a minor scrape or bruise. |
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The body absorbs this energy which can cause blood vessels to break which shows up as a bruise. |
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The only thing I managed to get out of the whole experience was a painful foot which is presently swelling up quite nicely, and a bruise on my bottom. |
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Use the ferny leaves on a sandwich in place of lettuce, mix them with other salad greens, steep them in white-wine vinegar, or bruise them and add them to a wine spritzer. |
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An angry red mark on his stomach displayed the area where the dart had pierced his armor and a purple bruise showcased where the plasma bolt had ricocheted. |
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Just silence, while the words sink and take their effect, while the bruise forms prematurely and I am busy detachedly noting the power of a sentence to destroy me. |
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Meanwhile, crush 3 or 4 sprigs of fresh thyme in your hand, just enough to bruise the leaves, and drop them into 175 ml double cream in a small, shallow pan. |
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Her hair hung in rat-tails, the gauzy dress was one big wrinkle, and her cheek had acquired an ugly purple bruise, compliments of the gorilla who almost drowned her. |
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Lying flat out on the sidewalk with a sizeable bruise on my forehead and Miles by my side, I instantly thought what immediately blurted from his mouth. |
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He was holding on so tight I was sure I'd have a bruise on my arm soon. |
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Now he's got a large bruise on his foot and is limping pretty badly on it. |
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Although the application of a cold wet cloth to the injured area may keep the bruise from becoming too livid, the bruise should disappear by itself in 10 to 14 days. |
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In addition to the symptoms already listed, patients may also experience swelling of the arms and feet, readiness to bruise, intermittent confusion, disorientation or inability to carry out complex mental tasks. |
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A Mongolian spot looks like a blue bruise in the skin and is usually found among dark-skinned people. |
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This medicine may increase your risk to bruise or bleed. |
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Had you not been wearing such a fine boot, your leg probably would have broken. As it is, the bruise is a deep one. |
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Safina is still nursing a back injury which has kept off the court since January while Sharapova suffered a bone bruise in her elbow in Indian Wells and is expected to be out at least three weeks. |
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Combined, the hundreds of red dots that represent people who died of exposure to the intense desert heat and cold, by far the most common among the causes of death, look like an unshapely bruise. |
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It was not until later when getting ready to hit the hay did I realize that there was actually a very large bruise and a gash on my shoulder, down my arm about 8 inches long! |
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Mets centerfielder Carlos Beltran has been out since June 22 with a bone bruise on his right knee. |
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She is disheveled and unkempt and has a bruise on her forehead. |
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Just as a bruise is an unavoidable risk of research that requires a needle-stick, so harm to reputation is an unavoidable risk of certain types of social science inquiry, and it must be treated as such. |
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The maid had entered with us, and began once more to foment the bruise upon her mistress's brow. |
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I got a bruise in the shape of a detailed boot print etched in my back. |
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She said the only airbrushing was on a bruise she got while filming reality endurance show 71 Degrees North. |
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Rising rates of mental illness among the young, she argues, reflect readier diagnosis, and bullying has increased because the word is now used to mean the infliction of even the slightest emotional bruise. |
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The injured area should also be elevated above heart level, if possible, to allow blood to flow away from the injured area and minimize the bruise. |
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Mertesacker sports a pale yellow bruise to his left temple, the legacy of a stray elbow from the goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny on the training ground and the buffeting, whether physical or mental, has come to feel relentless. |
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Mr Bush fainted and collapsed but later resumed a tour of the country with no apparent ill effects apart from a large bruise on his cheek. Zone of uncertaintyColombia's peace process limped on. |
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A broken arm or bruise can recover but damaged neurons cannot. |
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A bruise occurs when the tissues underlying the skin become injured. |
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The responsible for this efficiency is the presence of a substance called 'quercetin', capable of increasing the resistance of blood vessels and blood supply in the local injured, reducing and eliminating the clot bruise. |
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Like a bruise, the blood is usually resorbed within two weeks. |
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Hold them by their seed leaves and not their stems which bruise easily. |
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Jeter, who sat out the opening game of the double-header, was playing in the field for the first time in a week after suffering a bone bruise to his left ankle. |
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Charles, who was wearing a navy blue beret, was sporting a purple bruise under his right eye caused by a car door which swung shut on him while parked on a slope. |
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The female form seems 'pumped up', plump with sexual desire and dressed up in undulant purples that seem more Disney Princess than contusion or bruise. |
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He noted her extreme tenderness when he touched the bruise on her thigh. |
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To flutter and flounce will do nothing but batter and bruise us. |
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The blue glow dulled to blue-black, pulsing like a bruise, an open sore on the solar system. |
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One of them ricocheted off a wall and hit my leg, but that wasn't a big deal, I didn't even have a bruise. |
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