But if he's really into it, a cheat sheet of the long and extraordinary political and spiritual history of locked hair is in order.
No signs and symptoms of temporomandibular joint dysfunction including history of headache, locking, difficulty in opening/closing mouth, and tooth clenching were noticed in any of the patients, and T-test showed that there were no statistically significant differences between the two groups (P < 0.605).
In a study by Abdon et al. among patients undergoing arthroscopy for suspected meniscal lesions the combination of symptoms and signs that indicated the presence of meniscal lesions was studied.[ 49] They suggested that joint line tenderness in combination with a history of mechanical locking was a better correlate compared to the McMurray test.
Both of these seminal figures in the history of digital locks were inspired not by "piracy" but by frustration with the limitations put on the legitimate media they'd paid good money for.
With NYCHA's history of broken locks, windows, elevators, security cameras, radios and lighting, we sought a remedy in legal action against NYCHA, which was resolved with the Authority committing to address the security issues we raised for both workers and residents.
Politicians who weren't born when British boots landed on Normandy beaches nonetheless speak of when "we" won the war; the same "we", the "we" of history, locked men and women in chains.
They had apparently formed when blobs of magma near the surface solidified earlier in martian history, locking in bits of the magnetic field that existed at the time.
Mr. Lawlor is one of a select few sitting members of Parliament to do jail time (others, in the noble and bygone days of Irish history, were locked up for protesting against social injustice or the situation in Northern Ireland).
"I see them sort of locked out by a Labour administration that, let's be perfectly honest … are just the worst opposition in memory, in history," he said.
Trump, to chants of, "Lock her up!
