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Stuck's mother suffered from rheumatoid arthritis and used crutches for most of her daughter's life.
She ironed beautifully, wrote beautifully," Stuck said.
Dorothy Stuck: force for equality
He was regularly called to adults stuck in children's swings.
'A KID WITH A SAUCEPAN STUCK ON HIS HEAD' ... that's just one of the crazy calls fire services have had to deal with
4 : to push out, up, into, or under <I stuck out my hand.>
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The copilot was able to egress only after pulling his head out of the stuck helmet, and he then helped the helicopter commander out of the cockpit.
Head jam
We hit the discount store, picked up a couple two-packs at $2.50 a pop and stuck them to the wall with double-backed adhesive squares.
Coolest room on the block: have a bedroom that's way drab and boring? Hang on for the excitement plan...
"We're not sure exactly what is going on," says Cooper, but he suggests that TGF-beta releases the stuck cancer cells to "sneak out into bone, where they then dig in."
Understanding Cancer's Spread
When you're having trouble accepting or letting go of something, it is often because you're "stuck" in one way of perceiving the situation.
From stuck to liberated: accepting and letting goooo
The treated cavities started with a very low level of o-rings stuck, with an eventual trend of increasing numbers after 11-12 cycles, but still lower than the untreated cavities.
New metal surface treatment for improved elastomer molding
Whitesides and Prime observed that the five proteins they studied stuck poorly to films containing lots of polyethylene glycol.
Monolayers reveal protein preferences
Within that range, however, the objects almost always stuck together.
From ring particles to whole planets
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