Set inside a cartoonlike house, the works show Brown standing or sitting with the zombielike cool of a numbed survivor. |
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We huddle together to fit skins to our skis, fingers instantly numbed to frozen sausages. |
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At a time when the world is numbed with barbarities and deceits, Fanon, with his passionate anger, needs to be rediscovered. |
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However, being drunk has always numbed my pain, and for that, the hangover has always been worth it. |
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You may need to have your gums numbed with an injection of local anaesthetic before the scaling, and you may feel a little discomfort afterwards. |
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For example, the arm can be numbed with an injection into the upper arm or armpit to allow a broken wrist to be treated. |
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The mouth and throat are numbed up or frozen with a local anesthetic until all cough and gag reflexes are gone. |
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The pain hurt Spinner, but his mind was in a daze so bad that he was almost numbed. |
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I found the only thing that numbed the pain was whisky, so I began drinking a bottle a day. |
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I'm sure circumcised men are probably far better lovers due to the fact that their sensations are numbed. |
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Are their senses numbed by visual culture, we wonder, or are they simply getting the programmes they deserve? |
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Poor countries face chronic crises so dire that the world's sensibilities have been numbed to them. |
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The alcohol helped, dulled his memories and finally numbed them, as it always did. |
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Cold air numbed her bare fingers and she held them close to her, putting her hands in the pockets of her coat. |
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A painful headache numbed his senses, and his nose was so clogged up he couldn't speak correctly. |
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The loss of nearly a generation of their children in the concentration camps numbed rural Afrikaners into a stolid hatred of British authority. |
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Without wishing to torment a good man having a bad week, Gold's reaction to a patchily upbeat survey had the numbed quality of a man reading someone else's script. |
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The skin is numbed using a local anesthetic, and a needle or catheter is inserted into the abdomen to drain the fluid. |
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Even with his offending ankle numbed by a painkiller shot, he appeared uncomfortable, huffing and puffing and repeatedly tying his shoe between pitches. |
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Millions of citizens were displaced, neighbourhoods were cleansed along sectarian lines, and an entire population numbed by unchecked brutality. |
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This was a slaughter to leave El Diego numbed and close to tears on the touchline. |
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Just as our Founders were not blind to the reality and horror of violence neither were they numbed by the experience of violence. |
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They were obviously chosen so that the numbed ears of middle of the range radio programmers would easily spot them as hits. |
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You can enjoy this feeling of strangeness still vivid enough to have a true effect and not yet numbed by tourism. |
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For many years during the night, I used to sit on the side of my bed and shake my hands because they were numbed due to the carpal tunnel. |
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During the laser surgery, the eye is numbed so that there is little or no pain. |
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Normally, a place below the collar bone is numbed by local anesthesia, and a small incision is made into the skin. |
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If the alcohol hadn't numbed my senses I'd have been rolling on the floor. |
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For the tirade had been so rapid, so like the Sten gun that could cut a man in two at 20 paces, that my numbed attention had wandered to the architecture and the decor. |
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The players are ready, well prepared, but numbed by tension. |
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It merely earned him some much-needed Brownie points and assuaged the general grief and shock of a nation, understandably numbed by the slaughter of innocent children. |
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The girl was outside at the time, watching it go down and feeling the air grow colder, nippy at first but soon so cold that it numbed the girl's fingers. |
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We numbed the pain of what was to come by eating and drinking. |
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Then all I remember is cold, such cold it numbed me to my very bones. |
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His numbed muscles tackled with pleasure the bed sheets. |
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When an adjustment is needed, the tissue near the port will be numbed with a local anesthetic and then a small needle will pass through the skin to the port to add or remove fluid from the balloons. |
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The central figure, the poet Lenz is a compulsive walker, incapable of staying still: he walks in the snow, shunning the world and its machinations, numbed by fatigue. |
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This would allow a person who perhaps has been numbed or influenced by improper conditioning to break away and go back to a conscious moral sense of right and wrong. |
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Nevertheless, I hope that 11 September has not numbed American public opinion so much that it has become blinded and cannot react in a decent a dignified fashion within the United States itself. |
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Suffering may well have numbed sensitivity. |
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Canadians have been shocked and numbed by this awful event. |
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How does an advertiser connect with a demographic that is all over the place, numbed by Christmas clutter, confused about competing offers and distrustful of cell phone providers? |
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Faced with the silence of God in the darkness of our own lives, we often feel numbed and even begin to lose faith in the efficacy of our way of life. |
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Your throat will be numbed with an anesthetic, then a flexible tube about the size of your index finger is inserted into your mouth and down your esophagus. |
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Never has a side come closer to winning a Test match without actually doing so but mention that by way of consolation and the response is one of numbed and dazed expressions. |
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With their crippled and numbed hands and feet, these people have great difficulty working in the fields, the factory or the home and may loose fingers and toes as a result of repeated injuries. |
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He seeks to widen them somehow, by doing something else, something tactile, nonanesthetic, something to get adrenaline moving in his numbed veins. |
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