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McGee said that while he hadn’t taken any opioids the night of his overdose, he was administered Narcan while incapacitated.

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Where the bottom falls out is the last-minute decision for Rain to pull a Jonesy, just like Ripley, and go back for Andy after he’s incapacitated and reverted to his childlike personality.

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This was "designed to alert others if the officer of the watch doesn't respond to something, such as another vessel approaching", or to a person "falling asleep or becoming incapacitated".

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Responding to the violence in the wake of the 7 July demonstrations, President William Ruto ordered police to shoot protesters targeting businesses in the legs, ensuring they were incapacitated but not killed.

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It’s unacceptable that severely incapacitated people stagger about like ghosts, their bodies twisted, their eyes vacant.

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