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His tibia and fibula were both broken and both were dislocated from the ankle.

DAY 1: Trip Cancelled 2010

"You become dislocated from the person and their ability to pay that loan, the value of the property, what's happening in the neighborhood around that property and what's happening with the job market in that city and region."

Economic crisis leads business schools to meld ethics into MBA 2010

The strongest winds and most intense thunderstorm activity are dislocated from the center by several hundred miles to the southeast.

Tropical storm Nicole not so tropical Greg Postel 2010

I feel - well, strangely the word dislocated from people lately.

hamletwildie Diary Entry hamletwildie 2006

The program was designed to help those workers considered "dislocated" - meaning they weren't likely to get their old jobs back.

KansasCity.com: Front Page 2009

Imagination "may imply, but self-emptying exposure to a prior Buddhistic oneness with all beings, an" origin "dislocated in time and space yet forever emergent in the moment and accessible through poetry as a mode of spiritual practice.

Abstracts 2007

"It targets what we've called dislocated workers who need an alternative to looking for another job."

Michelle Renee: Can Software Bail-Out Unemployed and Troubled Companies? 2009

The Penguins just revealed the nature of Sergei Gonchar's injury, and it's being termed a dislocated left shoulder.

Archive 2008-09-01 James Mirtle 2008

KC, acoustic guitar aloft, finds himself up to his waist in a sea of sound, wading through layers of distorted feedback, dictaphone echo, and sparse piano motifs recalling the dislocated textures of Talk Talk's 'Spirit Of Eden'.

Entertainment - Female First 2009

"It targets what we've called dislocated workers who need an alternative to looking for another job."

The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com 2009