Then a leg, eventually the limp body of a little girl pulled from the rubble.
Recently, however, he revealed that the limp was not an injury after all, but evidence of a mild form of multiple sclerosis.
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Typically participants corrected the limp within 10 minutes.
By some estimates, over 500 rules must be adopted by various agencies over the next two years in order to bring the limp body of the Dodd-Frank Act, in its voluminous 2, 000 pages, to life.
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In between, we see him studying horses in motion, recording the limp paws and coppery fur of a dead fox, and capturing the slump of a tired violinist accompanying a ballet class, all in preparation for paintings.
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Despite the limp economic recovery and political gridlock in the US, and the simmering European debt crisis, the Vix has continually been ground lower over the past year, and touched 13.2 points on Wednesday, the lowest since June 2007.
Most annoying of all is the lack of a conclusion: the book ends with a garbled account of the downfall of Margaret Thatcher and the limp observation that the 1980s were by far the most interesting part of the post-war era.
Some of the victims limp on prosthetic limbs and face other lifelong physical limitations.
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In one case, the skeleton's right leg is 5 centimeters, or about 2 inches, shorter than the left, which would have given the person a pronounced limp, the council said.
Besides, if the Republicans tried to limp through the election without a new speaker, it would look like an admission that they did not expect to need one after losing their majority.
Will he let the next Reebok boss limp through the next few seasons before another sacking becomes inevitable or will he be given a real chance to turn the club into the sort of force that had them playing in Europe under Allardyce?
The first trading day of the trading week will have investors closely monitoring the U.S. Presidential Elections on Tuesday, as they begin to ponder the effects of Hurricane Sandy on the economy in the coming months as cities on the East Coast limp their way into the first full work week after the storm.
Morgan, who entered the dock with a limp, said the accident was unavoidable after the other vehicle forced him to swerve.
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Somehow I instinctively poke my way back through the gray to the looping exit, and limp into the Holiday Inn parking lot.
Earlier this week, the company announced it was promoting a free tour by the rock band Limp Bizkit, whose singer Fred Durst called the site "an amazing way to market and promote music".
As negotiations on changing the terms of the Greek rescue limp on, there remains a widespread presumption that Germany - the eurozone's paymaster - would always have too much to lose from the collapse of the currency union to allow it to collapse.
After cofounding his talent management agency in 1997 out of his Malibu bedroom, the company, ominously named The Firm, now represents stars like the Backstreet Boys, Korn, Limp Bizkit, the Dixie Chicks and Pamela Anderson.
This is not the time for Republicans, too, to go limp on the subject.
So the government could limp on for months, with two years of its five-year term still to go.
Though the organization may limp on, its brand is as relevant and powerful as Polaroid, Oldsmobile or MySpace.
The 1970 team might have been better known, with Reed's limp onto the court to play Game 7 against the Lakers after he missed Game 6 with a leg injury one of the most replayed highlights in NBA history.
With the U.S. economy continuing to limp along, the economics profession continues to cast about for answers to this seeming mystery.
Some of the last Iraqi civilians to limp out of their homes were the wounded, still stunned from the percussion and shrapnel from artillery.
The Gophers started the season 15-1, then lost 11 of their final 16 to limp into the NCAA tournament.
The family considered itself fully assimilated, but after the Nazi annexation of Austria, in 1938, Mischel remembers being taunted in school by the Hitler Youth and watching as his father, hobbled by childhood polio, was forced to limp through the streets in his pajamas.
Worsley carried powerfully into the heart of the visitors' defence but twisted his ankle and had to limp off, with the less physical Tom Croft coming on in his place.
You know, you can limp to the edge of the stage with an injury to your leg.
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