The adhesive on 3M's Scotch tape and on many of its bandages no longer has petroleum as an ingredient.
His punishment is swift: Judge Wolff chops off his hand, and the director, Henning Hegland, smartly keeps Werner's stump, with its bloody bandage, front and center.
Me here still.' Comforting the hysterical children, Nancy Burke watched as Bob walked out in his blood -drenched shirt between two policemen to the waiting car, holding his arm in its reddening bandage.
The dead body was not dead but ill, needing all the courtesies modern medicine could afford – oils and ointments to heal its limbs, bandages to wrap them.
The mummy dummy's a hoot: it can't speak, because it's got bandages over its mouth and its internal organs have been removed.
Its spine broken, it is bandaged and tied together with a bow.
Its mother pointed to bandages on its head and told me that it had been hit by shrapnel, too.
A stunned city wrapped a bandage around its bleeding wounds, masked its grief and limped on.
Barricaded, its stone pillars bandaged in American flags, dust lapping its sidewalks, the New York Stock Exchange re-opened yesterday in a burst of patriotism and closed at a sharp low, its rallies and deeper dips mirroring its patrons' mixed mood of defiance and fear.
In one of the cases is a syringe with a bloodied bandage by its side, a jar of Vaseline, a used Tampax, a rusted knife, some wire, a bottle of blood, some chains and a large black wig.
And the Consumer Healthcare Division of the Becton Dickinson Company in Franklin Lakes, N.J., named Bates USA in New York, part of the Bates Worldwide unit of the Cordiant Communications Group, to handle what was described as an exploratory consumer branding and integrated marketing assignment for its Ace brand of bandage products.
