• He was allegedly carjacked by Mr. Nichols in the parking garage and you can see that he is wearing a patch over his eye from the injuries in that incident.
• He wore a black patch over his left eye while his good eye, hungry with greed, stared at Hitomi in a frightening star.

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• Following that meeting, Pershing directed all American divisions to design and wear their own distinctive shoulder patches.
• The Marines don't have all the funky badges and patches that the Army has, so they don't have the same issue.
• A couple of weeks later I was on the U.S. Army home page and noticed a link to unit insignia and patches.

• Combined hormonal contraceptives are also available as an adhesive skin patch, which is worn for three weeks out of every four.
• United States approves contraceptive skin patch: The Food and Drug Administration has approved the first transdermal skin patch contraceptive.
• The contraceptive patch can cause skin irritation (itching and soreness) in some women.

• During the Enlightenment, fashionable dress, masks and masquerading, corsetry, and the wearing of beauty patches were part of everyday life.

• His crop was planted over a wide area in small patches with a fair amount of tree cover.
• It does best in disturbed forest patches with large amounts of edge or open canopy.
• Using the maps as a guide, farmers can treat just the weed patches with minimal amounts of the appropriate chemical.

• A radical shake up of rural policing in the district will see the return of local Bobbies patrolling a beat and being responsible safety and security on their patch.
• Every now and then, an experience would serve as a reminder that intelligent marine mammals can be aggressive as well as friendly; that you must operate with respect in what is their patch.
• One woman on my patch called police fifty times in twelve months, and they attended every time. That's fifty crimes of violence for the politicians to wave about.

• Lodder opts for some slightly cheesy synth patches on occasion, but he does a good job of glueing the whole together with big, churchy organ chords and squelchy analogue synths.
• I tried all of the reverb patches on drums, vocals, electric guitars and keyboards and found them to have good dynamic responses.
• We're talking five-minute patches of overdriven Moog, bass-thumping and off-time drumbeats.

• Touch up jobs on varnished, lacquered or painted surfaces are likely to appear patched.
• The scars we moved past are striking, the limestone is angled at 45 degrees and popular with crows, patched with lichens and softened by mosses.

• Instead, components are patched together just to keep the system running.
• People's lives are patched together by so many different forces - language, chance, class, trauma - that the entire city begins to resemble the Frankenstein-type monster who will lumber along the streets.
• Carlow began to show signs of patching their game together as Waterford's defence became less than convincing.

• Desperately unhappy, Huey recruits his best friend Aldo in an ill-advised scheme to patch things up with his ex-wife. The prospects for success seem unlikely.
• Yet now he is going to jail for seven years and has only 24 hours to try and patch things up with his father, hang out with his oldest friends and try and find out who tipped off the cops.
• If you're Shaun, you grab a cricket bat, gather your loved ones, and make a run for your favourite pub, hoping all the while that you just might patch things up with your ex-girlfriend on what's probably your last day on earth.

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