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Crippled muscles withered further, synapses wouldn't fire, wasted legs refused to ambulate.† (source)
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If you get them working enough, every day, it's like a brain synapse—it can come back.† (source)
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Instead, almost every night it was dinner parties and busy restaurant tables with her friends, strenuous occasions where (jumpy, un-opiated, wracked to the last synapse), it was hard for me to make the proper show of social ardor, particularly when I was tired after work—and then too the wedding preparations, an avalanche of trivia in which I was expected to interest myself as enthusiastically as she, bright tissue-paper flurries of brochures and merchandise.† (source)
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Lilly says Josh's synapses were probably misfiring that day, due to heatstroke or something.† (source)
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God is the energy that flows through the synapses of our nervous system and the chambers of our hearts!† (source)
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I realized that it had taken every neuron and synapse in his brain to frame that distinction.† (source)
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"Not until whoever said that owns up," urged the computer, stamping a few synapses closed.† (source)
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And then some rogue synapse within her connected this scene to her father, to seeing him on the couch, helpless over his body, and she wanted badly to be somewhere else.† (source)
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Or the intrusion of your soul's sickness that inhibits and binds you, or the social influences around you, or the habits that have created synaptic bonds and pathways in your brain.† (source)
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As if my brain is synapsing, reality hits me.† (source)
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Only recently had his wounded synapses allowed him to name it.† (source)
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The words washed over him, reaching into the deepest marrow of his bones, caressing each hidden synapse, flowing through every vein, as though he had been given a transfusion.† (source)
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"His ah-h-h synaptic responses are very swift," she said.† (source)
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Just from being near Apophis I felt like I was coming undone—my brain synapses, my DNA, everything that made me Carter Kane was slowly dissolving.† (source)
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Instantly, every synapse in my brain started firing to try and find the perfect, spontaneous thing to say.† (source)
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Synaptic bypass: eighty-four.† (source)
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