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Then put a snapper at the end, so if they're crowded for space they can cut off your contents anywhere, reattach the snapper, and the story will still retain form.

He sorted and arranged the varied contents, and with a screwdriver and a longer screw reattached the button.

As he took his timepiece and reattached it to the guard I observed that his hands were unsteady.

But surgeons had other ideas, and sewed it on to his groin until skin grew back so they could reattach it.

A 29-year-old Kenyan who also lived in the house said that doctors asked for the piece of tongue to reattach it.

The family were rushed to the Royal Gwent Hospital in Newport where arrangements were made to reattach the finger, which had been wrapped in paper.

The unnamed patient, who was treated at Nantong Zhongshan Orthopaedic Hospital in East China's Jiangsu Province, underwent a 16 hour surgery to reattach his digits and have his palm sewn back together again.

The researchers suggest that organisations develop norms and routines that help employees reattach to work and support them in smoothly transitioning into the workday.

figure By AGGREY OMBOKI Surgeons at Kenyatta National Hospital have successfully reattached a teenager's severed manhood after a seven-hour operation.Led by Prof Stanley Khainga, the team of urologists and plastic surgeons worked to reattach the teenager's organ which was chopped off after an attack at home.

Katie's unusual operation to reattach her foot to her thigh was carried out by doctors at the Royal Hospital for Sick Children in Edinburgh, headed by consultant orthopaedic surgeon Sam Patton.

Surgeons were unable to reattach his ear, leaving him with 'life-changing injuries.'.

Saudi doctors reattach hand severed in freak accident.