"Some patIents live with debilitating pain for the rest of their lives because of nerve damage," she said.
Clouette describes the Elmer S. Dailey as having an "almost rectangular hull in section and plan, with bluntly rounded bow and stern...the bulwarks, perforated by scuppers, rise up to the stem which is slightly raked back.
There are severed mannequin parts, perforated movie star pin-ups, sun-scarred wedding albums, and strange assemblages of discarded consumer goods and debris.
I checked after noticing the atomic wedgie I was feeling, how my balls were perforated by the hiked-up crotch and how my manhood seemed stapled to my inner thigh.
They ended up perforating the car's body with thousands of tiny holes that allow ventilation and admit light, and create a surface texture not usually found on the glossy bodies of most automobiles.
But Democratic Party lawyers, who asked the canvassing board to reconsider its decision, said the State Supreme Court ruling on Thursday gave them new ammunition to get, if not a full hand recount, at least an alternative one of 10,750 ballots that were not counted because holes in punch cards were not thoroughly perforated, a problem that shows up as a nonvote in machine counts.
Some film is perforated along its edges and rolled up on its own inside a light-tight cartridge, which can be loaded into the camera in daylight.
A month later, Dr. Lai and a second surgeon perforated her colon during a follow-up operation at University.
The Hermès Évelyne, which features a canvas strap and perforated "H" logo and costs $2,575 (and up, but still a bargain compared with the Birkin's five figures) is surging in popularity.
The two layers were perforated, allowing the water below to wick up to the graphite, where it was warmed by the sun.
