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A furrow which is 11-1/2 inches long and which ranges from 1/2 to 1-1/2 inch wide almost completely encircles the neck. The bed of the furrow is dried, tan, and abraded on the left side of the neck and shows pallor of the livor on the right. There are several slightly oblique red-tan abrasions on the left jawline at the superior edge of the furrow (3-1/2 x 3/8 inches) and on the lateral right neck at the inferior edge of the furrow (approximately 2 x 1/2 inches). The lowest point of the furrow is on the anterolateral left neck at 9-3/4 inches below the top of the head. On the right side of the neck the furrow is directed sharply upward and posteriorly; the highest point of the furrow is on the right occipital scalp at 5-1/2 inches below the top of the head. There are occasional, large red purple petechiae of the bulbar surface of the conjunctiva on the right eye. A layered in situ examination of the soft tissues and structures of the anterior neck reveals focal purple hemorrhage at the upper attachment of the left sternothyroid and thyrohyoid muscles. OTHER INJURIES - Upper and posterior scalp, left side of the face, and upper left back with a few tiny, purple-brown, and slightly crusted abrasions. - Posterior neck with an approximately 1-1/4 x 1/2 inch area containing patchy purple contusion. - Lower abdomen and left flank with a few, up to 3/4 inch, dried brown abrasions. - Upper left shoulder with a 1-1/2 x 3/4 inch brown abraded contusion. - Upper left chest with a 1-1/4 inch curvilinear brown abrasion. - Medial right arm and elbow with a few, up to 3/8 inch small brown and red-purple abrasions. - Ventral right forearm with a 4 x 2-1/2 inch area with several up to 1/2 inch irregular dried purplebrown abrasions. - Base of the penis and right scrotal sac with a few tiny dark red-brown abrasions. - Lateral left elbow with an approximately 3/16 x 1/4 inch dark purple contusion. - Left antecubital fossa with an approximately 2 x 1 inch area containing dried red abrasion. - Ventral left forearm with at least four, longitudinally-oriented, dried, dark purple abrasions which measure up to 4-1/2 inches in greatest dimension. - Left antecubital fossa and ventral left forearm with a few apparent purple puncture marks. - Left arm, elbow, and forearm with several scattered tiny red-purple abrasions. - Anterior knees and legs with dark purple abrasions measuring up to 7/8 inch in greatest dimension. - Medial right foot with a small red abrasion.

A furrow which is 11-1/2 inches long and which ranges from 1/2 to 1-1/2 inch wide almost completely encircles the neck. The bed of the furrow is dried, tan, and abraded on the left side of the neck and shows pallor of the livor on the right. There are several slightly oblique red-tan abrasions on the left jawline at the superior edge of the furrow (3-1/2 x 3/8 inches) and on the lateral right neck at the inferior edge of the furrow (approximately 2 x 1/2 inches). The lowest point of the furrow is on the anterolateral left neck at 9-3/4 inches below the top of the head. On the right side of the neck the furrow is directed sharply upward and posteriorly; the highest point of the furrow is on the right occipital scalp at 5-1/2 inches below the top of the head. There are occasional, large red purple petechiae of the bulbar surface of the conjunctiva on the right eye. A layered in situ examination of the soft tissues and structures of the anterior neck reveals focal purple hemorrhage at the upper attachment of the left sternothyroid and thyrohyoid muscles. OTHER INJURIES - Upper and posterior scalp, left side of the face, and upper left back with a few tiny, purple-brown, and slightly crusted abrasions. - Posterior neck with an approximately 1-1/4 x 1/2 inch area containing patchy purple contusion. - Lower abdomen and left flank with a few, up to 3/4 inch, dried brown abrasions. - Upper left shoulder with a 1-1/2 x 3/4 inch brown abraded contusion. - Upper left chest with a 1-1/4 inch curvilinear brown abrasion. - Medial right arm and elbow with a few, up to 3/8 inch small brown and red-purple abrasions. - Ventral right forearm with a 4 x 2-1/2 inch area with several up to 1/2 inch irregular dried purplebrown abrasions. - Base of the penis and right scrotal sac with a few tiny dark red-brown abrasions. - Lateral left elbow with an approximately 3/16 x 1/4 inch dark purple contusion. - Left antecubital fossa with an approximately 2 x 1 inch area containing dried red abrasion. - Ventral left forearm with at least four, longitudinally-oriented, dried, dark purple abrasions which measure up to 4-1/2 inches in greatest dimension. - Left antecubital fossa and ventral left forearm with a few apparent purple puncture marks. - Left arm, elbow, and forearm with several scattered tiny red-purple abrasions. - Anterior knees and legs with dark purple abrasions measuring up to 7/8 inch in greatest dimension. - Medial right foot with a small red abrasion.

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Generate me in generate me in image of a regional form of Krokorok a psychic ground tape give it purple skin with a green stomach a dark pink mohawk with green spikes going from its back to its tail it's large tail is equipped with a large blade at the end of its tail give it four menacing black eyes with yellow pupils with razor sharp teeth and larger claws this regional form of Krokorok has bigger arms than a normal Krokorok it stands on two legs that it can use to stick itself into the ground

Lucario is a bipedal, canine-like Pokémon with predominantly blue and black fur. It possesses a short, round spike on the back of each forepaw, in addition to a third on its chest. It has red eyes, a long snout, and ears. When its mouth is open, two pairs of pointed teeth, one in the upper jaw and one in the lower, can be seen. It possesses cream-colored fur on its torso and blue fur on its thighs that resemble shorts. It has a medium-length tail of the same blue color as well. It stands on its toes rather than on its entire foot. It has developed four black appendages that hang down from its head, which rise when Lucario reads or manipulates aura, a special energy that it senses. Lucario can use its powers to create a staff in form a bone and use it to fight. Lucario can study auras to predict the movements of its opponents and track their quarry. With sufficient training, a Lucario can read auras to understand how living beings are feeling from more than half a mile (1 kilometer) away. However, it sometimes ends up learning information that it would not like to know, causing it to get stressed out easily. It also has the power to manipulate this energy in an offensive manner, in the form of explosive spheres of energy. Lucario can understand human speech and has been reported to communicate with humans through telepathy. Lucario is considered to be prideful and is extremely loyal to its Trainer. It also seems to have a natural sense of justice, as it only trusts Trainers with righteous hearts. It is an exceptionally rare Pokémon that usually lives deep in mountains very far from people to improve their skills. Lucario are primarily carnivores, hunting their prey in packs, though one Lucario was seen eating Berries and plants like roses. It has also been seen eating chocolate, even though chocolate is not part of its natural diet. As mentioned in the Sleep Style Dex, Lucario never lowers its guard, even when sleeping. It is believed Lucario's reading the aura of others similar to when it's awake.

In the center of Salome is depicted as a young dancer. The woman's upper body is bare, while the neck, décolleté, hair and arms are adorned with gold jewelry, set with precious stones. A green mini skirt of light fabric is wrapped around her hips, through which the contours of the hips and legs shine through. In both pictures Salome supports her left arm on her hip. The right arm is raised in each case, with the forearm stretching upwards at a 45-degree angle from the horizontally outstretched upper arm in the large-format painting and the hand falling towards the face in an open gesture, while in the small-format depiction the hand grasps the hair in a more natural position. In both pictures, the head is tilted back over the left shoulder, so that the dancer looks to the side and shows the viewer the chin area. In both paintings a dark-skinned servant is standing on the left behind the dancer. This figure watches Salome with his head slightly bowed and his eyes fixed. He presents her the severed head of John the Baptist on a golden platter, which is surrounded by a radiant blue halo. This makes it stand out in the painting. The background consists of a black starry sky with shimmering gold, red and white stars. In the full portrait, the lower area is occupied by a light-colored balustrade, behind which several houses with red-lit windows can be seen, and at the very bottom by the light-colored floor. These elements put the scene in a spatial perspective. On the left edge of the painting another person is shown in front of the parapet. This red-clad person is Herod Antipas, who carefully watches the dancer. Other differences in the images relate to the details of the jewelry and the depiction of the servant.

In the center of Salome is depicted as a young dancer. The woman's upper body is bare, while the neck, décolleté, hair and arms are adorned with gold jewelry, set with precious stones. A green skirt of light fabric is wrapped around her hips, through which the contours of the hips and legs shine through. In both pictures Salome supports her left arm on her hip. The right arm is raised in each case, with the forearm stretching upwards at a 45-degree angle from the horizontally outstretched upper arm in the large-format painting and the hand falling towards the face in an open gesture, while in the small-format depiction the hand grasps the hair in a more natural position. In both pictures, the head is tilted back over the left shoulder, so that the dancer looks to the side and shows the viewer the chin area. In both paintings a dark-skinned servant is standing on the left behind the dancer. This figure watches Salome with his head slightly bowed and his eyes fixed. He presents her the severed head of John the Baptist on a golden platter, which is surrounded by a radiant blue halo. This makes it stand out in the painting. The background consists of a black starry sky with shimmering gold, red and white stars. In the full portrait, the lower area is occupied by a light-colored balustrade, behind which several houses with red-lit windows can be seen, and at the very bottom by the light-colored floor. These elements put the scene in a spatial perspective. On the left edge of the painting another person is shown in front of the parapet. T

In the center of Salome is depicted as a young dancer. The woman's upper body is bare, while the neck, décolleté, hair and arms are adorned with gold jewelry, set with precious stones. A green skirt of light fabric is wrapped around her hips, through which the contours of the hips and legs shine through. In both pictures Salome supports her left arm on her hip. The right arm is raised in each case, with the forearm stretching upwards at a 45-degree angle from the horizontally outstretched upper arm in the large-format painting and the hand falling towards the face in an open gesture, while in the small-format depiction the hand grasps the hair in a more natural position. In both pictures, the head is tilted back over the left shoulder, so that the dancer looks to the side and shows the viewer the chin area. In both paintings a dark-skinned servant is standing on the left behind the dancer. This figure watches Salome with his head slightly bowed and his eyes fixed. He presents her the severed head of John the Baptist on a golden platter, which is surrounded by a radiant blue halo. This makes it stand out in the painting. The background consists of a black starry sky with shimmering gold, red and white stars. In the full portrait, the lower area is occupied by a light-colored balustrade, behind which several houses with red-lit windows can be seen, and at the very bottom by the light-colored floor. These elements put the scene in a spatial perspective. On the left edge of the painting another person is shown in front of the parapet. This red-clad person is Herod Antipas, who carefully watches the dancer. Other differences in the images relate to the details of the jewelry and the depiction of the servant.