He will be admitted to the hospital for further care.
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"To be admitted to Princeton was an extraordinary thing," he said.
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Mr. Jones did not want to be admitted to the ICU.
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The bonds will be admitted to trading as soon as possible.
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"They didn't need to be admitted to our hospitals," he said.
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Without the test, her mother couldn't be admitted to a hospital.
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The next morning, Jill had to be admitted to the hospital.
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Immigrants were also more likely to be admitted to intensive care units.
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Sick enough to be admitted to the ICU and he looked miserable.
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The pressure to be admitted to a "good" college is almost inescapable.
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More controversially, they want their gender to be admitted to the "ordained ministry".
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I was about to cross a line, be admitted to a psych ward.
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Seven patients had to be admitted to the Royal Melbourne Hospital's intensive care unit.
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By 19573 Mr. Landau was accomplished enough to be admitted to the Actors Studio.
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Perhaps Instagram would even allow creators to charge users to be admitted to Close Friends.
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But the patient continued to get worse and had to be admitted to the hospital.
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Colombia should be admitted to the OECD, but only after it addresses several key issues.
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But it's taking a week for Wuhan patients with symptoms to be admitted to a hospital.
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With a sodium level this low, the boy would need to be admitted to intensive care.
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This was seen as a Western infection, a foreign disease that could not be admitted to.
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Families can remain together and, should their asylum claims prevail, be admitted to the U.S. together.
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Many of the Syrian refugees hoping to be admitted to the United States are waiting in Lebanon.
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The first game of the series, cleverly, is about humanity's campaign to be admitted to that council.
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Eventually, I ended up having to be admitted to the ER in order to receive my medication.
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The notes will be admitted to trading on Euronext Access, a market operated by Euronext in Paris.
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The shelter pointed to federal grant guidelines requiring that transgender individuals be admitted to the safe haven.
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Those who had isolated abdominal injuries were most likely to be admitted to the hospital or die.
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Current CEGH gas exchange members will need to be admitted to Powernext through a simplified membership process.
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My daughter is likely to be admitted to a highly selective program but unlikely to receive aid.
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Very few of them were injured so seriously that they needed to be admitted to the hospital.
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VIPs will be admitted to the "72 Club," so-named after the Miami Dolphins' perfect 1972 season.
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They still haven't got confirmation of coronavirus -- and until they do, they cannot be admitted to hospital.
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It expects its shares to be admitted to the London Stock Exchange on or around Oct. 8.
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Maybe I need to be admitted to Kylie Jenner anonymous, but this will be an ongoing investigative report.
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The condition forced Kate to be admitted to hospital in the early months of her pregnancy with George.
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For patients who must still be admitted to hospital, the experience could be much more convenient and pleasant.
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Mr. Tankleff himself recently passed the bar exam and expects to be admitted to the bar this year.
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Following a prenatal appointment, her doctor abruptly sent her across the hall to be admitted to the hospital.
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When mothers-to-be admitted to marijuana use, almost half of obstetric clinicians did not respond at all.
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She needed to be admitted to one of the hospitals in the city designated to handle coronavirus patients.
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"Most of those children don't need to be admitted to the hospital for IV ceftriaxone," Dr. Meissner said.
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"Most of those children don't need to be admitted to the hospital for IV ceftriaxone," Dr. Meissner said.
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Still, for the children who are lucky enough to be admitted to Green Chimneys, the prognosis is good.
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Five percent of the children had to be admitted to the hospital because their injuries were so severe.
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Despite the fact that he had been told in advance that he would not be admitted to that facility.
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A growing number of overdose patients must be admitted to the hospital, rather than treated and released, he said.
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Those who seek to come to Australia with people smugglers will not be admitted to Australia under any circumstances.
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In 1980, Jimmy Carter had tripled the number of political refugees who could be admitted to the United States.
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WA, 15 million series B shares will be admitted to trade on the WSE main market as of Oct.
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This led to a serious urinary tract infection, which ultimately required Corrales to be admitted to an outside hospital.
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Immigrants would finally be admitted to the United States without consideration of their race, ethnicity or country of origin.
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Fukuyama is part of the first Japanese team to be admitted to and graduate from the Y Combinator program.
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In the legal arena, attorneys need to be admitted to practice in each state they desire to work in.
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Those applying to be admitted to the the U.S. would also face increased scrutiny of their financial stability and prospects.
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It's possible that heightened awareness about overdoses is helping more people survive long enough to be admitted to the hospital.
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The school has countered that Fisher's grades were simply never good enough for her to be admitted to the school.
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Only the top 16 players competing in the Final Kombat 2020 tournament and staff will be admitted to these events.
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And a patient can be admitted to a hospital in an emergency, regardless of whether her doctor is affiliated there.
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Their children are more likely to be admitted to the intensive care unit and spend time separated from them after birth.
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On Monday afternoon, Sanchez gave it instructions for it to be admitted to the eastern port of Valencia, according to Reuters.
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People who have been vaccinated but are hospitalized with flu are 82 percent less likely to be admitted to intensive care.
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He said that he hoped to be admitted to Creedmoor psychiatric hospital in Queens, where he spent time before his imprisonment.
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They spin gold into flax, striving to placate the unworthy sufficiently so as, one day, to be admitted to their number.
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She reapplied to the Bauhaus, requesting to be admitted to several departments: stained glass, then carpentry, then wall painting, then metalwork.
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Seventy percent of people were treated in the emergency department and released, but another 28% had to be admitted to the hospital.
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And top officials at S.M.U. ignored their own professors, who recommended that Frazier not be admitted to S.M.U., an academically tough university.
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In fact, black people were about 14 percent more likely to be admitted to hospitals for respiratory problems due to wildfire smoke.
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Instead, top students from all of the approximately 600 middle schools in the city would be admitted to the elite high schools.
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If they lived in Michigan or Virginia or North Carolina, they would be unlikely to be admitted to their state's flagship university.
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" How is it, Franke asked, that "Israel delegates to right-wing trolls the job of determining who should be admitted to Israel?
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The number of refugees that will be allowed to be admitted to the U.S. in 2018 was slashed to 85033,000 last month.
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Under Roman Catholic canon law, a person should not be admitted to a religious institute who has a debt that cannot be repaid.
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But the researchers found it took seven days, on average, for patients to be admitted to a Wuhan hospital after their symptoms started.
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The Tories have taken a harsh anti-immigration position, calling for no more than 250,213 people to be admitted to Britain per year.
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As the close neared, rumors spread that first lady Nancy Reagan, the president's right hand, might be admitted to the hospital with cancer.
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Doctors say there's a rumor that patients have to be admitted to a central hospital before they can be transferred to the Comfort.
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He would advise doctors on dilemmas such as whether Medicare patients should be admitted to the hospital overnight for observation or longer term.
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"Men who have suffered sexual abuse, in particular as a child, should not be admitted to priestly formation," tweeted Fr. Kevin M. Cusick.
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The Tories have taken a harsh anti-immigration position, calling for no more than 100,000 people to be admitted to Britain per year.
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They were 14 percent more likely to be admitted to a neonatal intensive care unit, and 9 percent more likely to need antibiotics.
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Most recently, he set a cap -- the number of refugees who may be admitted to the US -- of 18,000, a new historic low.
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The White Hosue reversed it's position on green card holders, allowing that they will be admitted to the country, the New York Times reports.
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There's no cap on the number of people who would be admitted to the country under this rule, but there would be significant restrictions.
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Thirty-eight percent of the Guillain-Barré patients examined had to be admitted to the intensive care unit and 12 percent required breathing assistance.
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Only parties that win more than 3%, and electoral alliances that get more than 10%, of the national vote will be admitted to parliament.
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" The hospital said on Saturday evening that he had been "upgraded to satisfactory condition" and "will be admitted to the hospital for further care.
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People using these drugs were less likely to be admitted to the hospital for mood disorder problems than people not taking medications at all.
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The patients in one of Amgen's trials, for instance, had to have up to 14 migraines a month to be admitted to the study.
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Avenatti's letter comes as Cohen's lawyers are opposing his request to be admitted to Manhattan federal court for the purpose of representing Daniels there.
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In order to be admitted to the courtroom, attendees had to pass through two security checkpoints where guards searched bags, clothing, and personal items.
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When they arrived, they didn't yet have health insurance, and they learned their child had leukemia and had to be admitted to the hospital.
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Children under age 12 were much less likely to be admitted to a hospital or to need oxygen or other treatment, the researchers found.
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The Gilberts tried many times to persuade him to undergo treatment or be admitted to a psychiatric facility, but he refused, Ms. Gilbert said.
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Ms. Mateo and Mr. Reyes Savalza are the beneficiaries of a California law that allows undocumented immigrants to be admitted to the state bar.
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The pressing question is whether women can be admitted to sacramental ordination as deacons, and that is a deep theological question that should be undertaken.
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If VHA inpatient psych beds are full, veterans would be admitted to a private or public sector psychiatric hospital, with the VHA paying the bill.
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"She said she realized that as a textile designer or weaver she would never be admitted to the magic circle of art," Sheila Hicks recalls.
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What it looks like: Students at the University of Texas create Tinder University profiles to be admitted to certain fraternity parties, regardless of relationship status.
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So a male child who identifies as a girl could be allowed to use girls' changing rooms, or be admitted to an all-girls school.
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Sally, who grew up in a low-income immigrant household in San Francisco, proved that highly motivated, poor Asian students would be admitted to Harvard.
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On Friday Muscat confirmed media reports that Theuma had asked to be admitted to hospital, but said his condition was not believed to be serious.
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In theory, an admitting-privileges requirement might make abortions safer by allowing women to be admitted to a hospital more quickly if they experience complications.
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Sally, who grew up in a low-income immigrant household in San Francisco, proved that highly motivated, poor Asian students would be admitted to Harvard.
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During the campaign, the Tories took a harsh anti-immigration position, calling for no more than 100,000 people to be admitted to Britain per year.
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After a federal law was passed in 1975 allowing women to be admitted to military academies, the first co-ed class graduated West Point in 1980.
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If I ever needed to be admitted to the hospital for a sudden injury or illness, I would pay $3 for the entirety of my stay.
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"We support the right of the United States citizens of Puerto Rico to be admitted to the Union as a fully sovereign state," the platform stated.
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Given lower levels of academic preparation, students eligible for Pell Grants likely find it harder to be admitted to the highest-quality colleges in the country.
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He is a "social mountaineer" who wants nothing more than to be admitted to the drawing rooms and soirees of the duchesses whose houses he builds.
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Flag makers incorrectly assumed that what we know as North Dakota and South Dakota would be admitted to the US as only one state, not two.
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Roosevelt and Stalin had agreed there that only countries that had declared war on Nazi Germany by March 1 would be admitted to the General Assembly.
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And it is supposed to ensure that abortion patients who experience complications can be admitted to a nearby hospital by the doctor who performed the abortion.
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Writing about the MIT example, Dynarski states that only learners who "tough it out in an online class" can be admitted to an on-campus program.
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But if their pain or symptoms become too difficult to manage at home, they can be admitted to a hospital, nursing home or hospice inpatient unit.
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Under President Donald Trump, the administration has slowly chipped away at the refugee cap, which dictates how many refugees may be admitted to the United States.
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Ms. Loughlin and Mr. Giannulli are accused of paying $500,000 in bribes to ensure that their daughters would be admitted to the University of Southern California.
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Later, during the 18th century, public visitors began to be admitted to the royal European collections held in princely palaces —still an activity for the advantaged.
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On average, it took about 10 days for patients with severe cases to be admitted to the ICU from the time their symptoms began, the researchers found.
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Over the course of Trump's presidency, the administration has chipped away at the refugee ceiling -- the number of refugees who may be admitted to the United States.
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Once there, they are 3½ times more likely to be admitted to a hospital floor -- at which point they stay in the hospital nearly 30 percent longer.
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Later that night, according to the statement, ICE Health Service Corps doctors recommended she be admitted to the hospital after examining her following complaints of abdominal pain.
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"Most people would readily say that it makes sense for someone who is extraordinarily skilled in the sciences to be admitted to this country," Mr. Soloway added.
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Day 10: If patients have worsening symptoms, this is the time in the disease's progression when they're most likely to be admitted to an intensive-care unit.
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Advocates of the law say the regulation safeguards a woman's health in the event that she needs to be admitted to the hospital following an abortion procedure.
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This fiscal year, the administration set a cap, which dictates how many refugees may be admitted to the US, of 18,000, down from 30,000 the previous year.
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The refugee cap, which dictates how many refugees may be admitted to the US, is discussed among several departments and agencies, and eventually approved by the President.
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But two days after a major snowfall, patients were 22 percent more likely to be admitted to the hospital for cardiovascular disease than on days without snow.
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In one case, at Dulles International Airport near Washington, CBP stopped a departing airplane that was taxiing so an affected traveler could be admitted to the United States.
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But according to the new study, it is taking about seven days for patients who are already showing symptoms in Wuhan to be admitted to a hospital there.
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Monson was present in 1978 when the church's then president, Spencer Kimball, declared that under a new revelation from God, black men would be admitted to the priesthood.
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In 2017, S&P Dow Jones Indices announced that no new companies would be admitted to the S&P 500 if they had a dual-class share structure.
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People who had health coverage through Medicaid, the government program for primarily the poor, were more likely to be admitted to the hospital for opioid-related conditions overall.
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Haley Moss, who was diagnosed with autism as a toddler is the first openly autistic person to be admitted to the Florida Bar, The Associated Press reported Saturday.
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To be eligible, they must be admitted to Kent State, fill out required financial aid forms and have completed a required number of community service hours each semester.
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I don't understand what the point of extended questions of Americans is anyway because they have a right to be admitted to the country because they're US citizens.
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Until that occurs, no refugees can be admitted to the US. As a result, the State Department had to repeatedly cancel and re-book scheduled flights in October.
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The group, listed on the AIM market of the Milan bourse, said on Wednesday it had filed a request to be admitted to the MTA market, STAR segment.
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A 2009 sociological study found that white applicants were three times more likely to be admitted to selective schools than Asian applicants with the exact same academic record.
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In the case of the 70-year-old woman, she was dealing with an underlying health issue that required her to be admitted to hospital, according to the SCMP.
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German news media outlets reported that asylum seekers, who get no funds from the state, must present an identification document to be admitted to pools at a discounted rate.
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Even full-term babies of normal birth weight are increasingly likely to be admitted to the NICU, according to a 2015 study of babies born between 2007 and 2700.
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Rather than saying that a certain number of patients were likely to be admitted to the hospital, the software suggests actions for addressing the likely scenarios that could occur.
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As a precaution, Ecuador tried to negotiate a "safe passage" by which Assange could be admitted to a hospital without compromising his diplomatic protections, but the negotiations fell through.
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The N.C.A.A. ruled in September that a former men's basketball administrative assistant had completed online coursework for a student to meet eligibility standards and be admitted to the university.
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The 27-inch-tall mare is permitted as a service animal under The Americans with Disabilities Act, which says miniature horses must be admitted to planes if individually trained.
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Application will be made for 1,166,644 new ordinary shares to be admitted to trading on AIM and it is expected that admission will take place on 26 October 2016.
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Hilton was arrested for that incident and later appeared in court, where a judge made the decision to release him under the condition he be admitted to a hospital.
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One afternoon, the E.R. called about a man with very high blood pressure — not high enough to be admitted to the hospital, but high enough to need prompt treatment.
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According to a sociological study in 2009, white applicants were three times more likely to be admitted to selective schools than Asian applicants with the exact same academic record.
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"The complainant developed life threatening blood infections in the central lines, on two separate occasions, which required the complainant to be admitted to the intensive care unit," court documents say.
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Children in legal marijuana states had more severe symptoms and were more likely to be admitted to a critical care unit compared with those in states where marijuana was illegal.
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What Misty needed, Linda believed, was a program that would require her to take the medications that had been helping her in Modesto without having to be admitted to hospital.
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She was the first woman to be admitted to the state bar that same year and campaigned for Woodrow Wilson, who later appointed her the first female assistant attorney general.
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Great musicians are more likely to be admitted to a college than similar students who don't play an instrument — as is only fair, because musicians deserve credit for their accomplishments.
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"This brings up a lot of very complex public health issues," she added, noting the expense of the treatment and the need for patients to be admitted to medical centers.
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It advised shareholders not to travel to the meeting as they could not be admitted to the meeting room under the new guidelines issued by the Swiss government on Monday.
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The researchers also found that women were 9% less likely than men and patients over age 75 were 15% less likely than younger patients to be admitted to cardiac units.
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As admissions director at Avenues, David Buckwald leads the process of deciding which children will be admitted to the highly selective $56,400-a-year private school in New York City.
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According to Reuters, the residents of the most-damaged areas were 22% more likely to be admitted to hospitals for heart attacks than their neighbors in the least-damaged areas.
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Camellia would not think of allowing him to be admitted to the hospital, but nursed him in the front room until there was nothing to do but give him painkillers.
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It's a widespread misconception that applicants have an automatic right to be admitted to the school of their choice if they have higher grades or test scores than other candidates.
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U.S. President Donald Trump, who took office in January 22017, has put a cap of 20163,22016 on the number of refugees who can be admitted to the United States this year.
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As for the decision to launch in New York first, Schreiber explained that a company has to be regulated and licensed in one state before it could be admitted to others.
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It asked JAMS to stay more than 8,000 cases in California until the arbitration service decides whether one of the drivers' law firms can be admitted to practice in the state.
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Patients are either sent home with continued vomiting and instructions to stop smoking, or have to be admitted to the hospital, where after three to four days sans THC, they improve.
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According to The Daily Beast, a photograph of Simmons is now displayed at the entrance of Fox News' Manhattan headquarters with an advisory that he not be admitted to the premises.
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Those receiving it typically had good enough grades and test scores to be admitted to Michigan, as well as a family income low enough to qualify them for a full scholarship.
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He didn't ask about prison, though he did give me the names of lawyers in three states who might assist me when it came time to be admitted to the bar.
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She was able to earn a college degree and be admitted to Harvard Law School, but in the 1950s neither she nor the eight other women students there were exactly welcome.
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We Latinos and single parents do have a chance to be admitted to an Ivy League school, but our chances could be stripped away by students who are cheating the system.
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The CBP spokesperson said Bahamians seeking to be admitted to the US without visas must apply at one of two CBP preclearance facilities located in the Nassau and Freeport International Airports.
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Credit...CreditCarl T. Gossett/The New York Times When the first undergraduate women to be admitted to Yale arrived on campus 21969 years ago this fall, they were outnumbered seven to one.
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But in recent years, activists have turned their focus to Asians, who typically must have higher grades and test scores to be admitted to elite colleges than applicants of any other race.
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For example, visitors most likely would not be admitted to national parks, some Securities and Exchange Commission and Internal Revenue Service activities could be curtailed, as well as some Justice Department programs.
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It wasn't until 8 PM -- when concertgoers were supposed to be admitted to the event -- that organizers had to let everyone know the show was canceled ... fearing a riot would break out.
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Black hospice patients were significantly more likely than white patients to be admitted to a hospital, go to an emergency department and to disenroll from hospice prior to death, the study found.
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During the Trump administration, the number of refugees allowed to be admitted to the United States has been dramatically reduced -- from 22014,000 in fiscal year 2017 to 30,000 in fiscal year 2019.
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Over 24 weeks, patients who took the probiotic (along with their usual medications) were 75 percent less likely to be admitted to the hospital for manic attacks compared with patients who didn't.
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She also has acknowledged agreeing to pay $200,000 so that her older daughter would be admitted to U.S.C. as a recruit in women's beach volleyball, a sport she did not play competitively.
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This requirement has proven to be unnecessary for clinics (an abortion rarely results in complications, and if one did, the patient would be admitted to a hospital regardless of the doctor's privileges).
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According to the criminal complaint, FBI agents also recorded him discussing ways to create fake athletic profiles of his son in order for him to be admitted to USC as a team recruit.
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They were also more likely to be admitted to the hospital in their last six months of life, and more likely to have machines helping them eat and breathe, researchers report in JAMA.
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Meanwhile, Georgia is still inching closer to the EU. Officials describe it as one of the countries most likely to be admitted to the club, thanks to political reforms, like improving minority rights.
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Moreover, Russia has an understanding that no large NATO forces can be permanently located in east Europe, and that neither Ukraine nor Georgia can be admitted to the organisation in the near future.
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She's met people who've been "amazing", but she's also had to beg and cry down the phone to be admitted to hospital, and has turned up only to be congratulated on her pregnancy.
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Children in states where marijuana was legal had more severe symptoms and were more likely to be admitted to a critical care unit compared with those in states where marijuana was not legal.
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Painter that a black applicant, Heman Marion Sweatt, must be admitted to the University of Texas School of Law, a decision that would pave the way for the landmark segregation case Brown v.
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People who get the shot may still end up with flu infection, yet because they got the shot, they are less likely to experience grueling symptoms, be admitted to the hospital, or die.
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Lancet, the British medical journal, published an article in January, based on studying a small group of patients, which found that a third of people had to be admitted to intensive care units.
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The government's internal administrative tribunal is deliberating the case of a 35-year-old who in 2009 became one of the first women to be admitted to an elite branch of the police.
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"In my essay about why I should be admitted to the HST program, I wrote about my translational experiences that showed that I could go from bench to bedside to bench," he said.
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Each year, the administration sets a cap for how many refugees may be admitted to the US. Historically, the number of admissions has fluctuated according to world events, though they've generally been high.
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Since the swearing-in, Legco has been paralysed by bickering and brawls among legislators over whether the two should be allowed to swear in again, and whether they should be admitted to the chamber.
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During the Trump administration, the number of refugee refugees allowed to be admitted to the United States has been dramatically reduced -- from 110,000 in fiscal year 2017 to 13,000 refugees in fiscal year 2019.
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"To be admitted to this kind of thing you also have to have full commitment to payment service directives and to all kinds of anti-money laundering rules of the European Union," he said.
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Dr. Schuur said that, for example, when emergency department patients must be admitted to the hospital or prepped immediately for surgery, doctors often ask whether the patient would like them to communicate with someone.
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Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, who took office just over a week ago, has given instructions for the boat to be admitted to the eastern port of Valencia, his office said in a statement.
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AB InBev is expected to shortlist the bidders who will be admitted to the final stages of the auction early next week and wrap up the process by the start of March, the sources said.
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Children in contact with e-cigarettes were 5.2 times more likely to be admitted to a health care facility and 2.6 times more likely to have a severe reaction than those exposed to traditional cigarettes.
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By instilling in me the importance of education and the power of diligence, my parents enabled me to become the first in my family to graduate from high school and to be admitted to college.
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In 2017, Singer told him that his daughter would likely not be admitted to USC based on her academics and activities alone — but if she were a recruited athlete, her chances would be far better.
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AB InBev is expected to shortlist the bidders who will be admitted to the final stages of the auction early next week and wrap up the process by the start of March, the sources added.
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More than 22019 refugee resettlement offices are slated to close and dozens of others will scale back operations after the Trump administration called for fewer refugees to be admitted to the U.S., Reuters reported Wednesday.
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A little under ten percent of people with the COVID-19 virus in the region need to be admitted to the ICU, the head of the national Civil Protection agency, Angelo Borrelli, told the AP.
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" He said that he worried that the terrorists like those who killed Americans in Boston, San Bernardino and New York could be admitted to the country: "I am going to get killed on this thing.
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The agency can reject migrants who do not satisfy the criteria necessary to be admitted to the US, including those with criminal records or those who would likely rely on certain forms of government assistance.
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Custom had it that any observant person could be admitted to the temple — except girls and women between the ages of 10 and 50, forbidden on the grounds that their presence dishonors the celibate Ayyappan.
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"As I said before, the American people have a right to be fully aware of the actions of their government regarding foreign nationals who may be admitted to the United States," he wrote to Tillerson.
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Recent antenatal arrivals at Azraq say they were told to register with medical staff at the start of their ninth month of pregnancy in order to be admitted to Jordan pre-delivery on humanitarian grounds.
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Briegal said the sport had Olympic ambitions and growing the game outside its traditional markets would help it meet the International Olympic Committee's (IOC) requirements for universality for a sport to be admitted to the program.
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Furthermore, many of those migrants have already been waiting for months at San Ysidro to be admitted to the US, with an unofficial list kept by other asylum seekers responsible for determining whose turn is next.
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"As I said before, the American people have a right to be fully aware of the actions of their government regarding foreign nationals who may be admitted to the United States," Grassley wrote in the letter.
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" Chaiken goes on ... "I can assure them that they will be admitted to our university, and I will personally make it my commitment to raise as much funding as I can to support them with scholarships.
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Another issue expected to be addressed is a pending request by Daniels' lawyer Michael Avenatti to be admitted to the case to argue on Daniels' behalf, along with another local lawyer who is already representing her.
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A doctor examining the veteran — a 19973-year Air Force mechanic named Walter Savage who had been living alone — decided he was in no shape to care for himself and should be admitted to the hospital.
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To take a closer look at who was most likely to be admitted to the cardiac unit, the researchers reviewed the records from 1,967 patients who came to the teaching hospital's emergency department with heart failure.
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This age group was also more likely to be admitted to a health care facility following exposure (they ingested more pills than kids under the age of five), and exhibited more serious health outcomes than younger children.
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To the Editor: If I were education czarina, the only students, rich or poor, who would be admitted to any four-year college would be those with a demonstrated interest in an at least one academic subject.
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Visa applicants from the six countries must have a close U.S. family relationship or formal ties to a U.S. entity to be admitted to the United States under guidance distributed by the U.S. State Department on Wednesday.
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It's often not until about five days in that people develop difficulty breathing, and it can take about a week after initial symptom onset for people to be admitted to the hospital, if they need to be.
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I then became the first journalism student from my school to be admitted to the prestigious graduate program at Columbia and the first blind person to study in that program, according to institutional memories at both places.
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In a telephone interview, he said that although doctors had told him he almost certainly had the coronavirus, he hadn't yet received the official results from the test that he needed to be admitted to a hospital.
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Foreigners, like many Americans, have also been rattled by the President's xenophobia, his denigration of certain countries as "s---holes" and his repeated insistence that immigrants should be admitted to the United States only on merit, i.e.
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Pursuant to the exemption authority in the Executive Order, we expect about 900 refugees who were in transit when the Executive Order was released to complete their travel and be admitted to the United States this week.
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Visa applicants from six Muslim-majority countries must have a close U.S. family relationship or formal ties to a U.S. entity to be admitted to the United States under guidance distributed by the U.S. State Department on Wednesday.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Visa applicants from six Muslim-majority countries must have a close U.S. family relationship or formal ties to a U.S. entity to be admitted to the United States under guidance distributed by the U.S. State Department.
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NOMINAL VALUE OF EACH BOND WILL BE US$200,000 * CARREFOUR INTENDS TO APPLY FOR BONDS TO BE ADMITTED TO TRADING ON OPEN MARKET (MARCHÉ LIBRE) SEGMENT OF EURONEXT PARIS Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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The Ninth Circuit had blocked MPP earlier this month, allowing migrants to present themselves at ports of entry and to be admitted to the US to pursue their asylum claims, rather than being forced to stay in Mexico.
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Loughlin and Giannulli were accused of paying $500,000 for Olivia Jade and Bella to be admitted to the school via illegal methods, such as having them pose as members of the crew team to ensure their acceptance to USC.
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It revealed that compared with the general population, doctors were less likely to die in a hospital, less likely to undergo surgery at the end of their lives, and less likely to be admitted to an intensive care unit.
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Even for a woman who is an icon of modern saintliness, the Roman Catholic Church requires that someone must gather evidence of miracles and present a case that she is worthy to be admitted to the pantheon of saints.
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I think the worst-case scenario is probably a 1 percent case fatality ratio with a lot of critically ill patients that need to be admitted to the ICU, and the majority of our ICU beds are already occupied.
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In a private lunch before the trial was to open, Senate Republicans rebelled, saying that the two-day limit was too abbreviated and that the House record had to be admitted to provide the basic evidence in the proceeding.
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Today, I would not be admitted to a good school, wouldn&apost be able to start a business due to crushing student loan debt, wouldn&apost be able to buy a house, invest in stocks, or start a business.
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But while arrivals are set to resume, the low refugee ceiling -- the number of refugees who may be admitted to the US -- in addition to new resettlement restrictions will still keep the number of arrivals far below previous years.
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"We don't think Saudi Arabia should be admitted to FATF with the anti-terrorism legislation they have in place in its current form," said Kay Guinane, director of Washington-based Charity & Security Network, a lobby group for non-profit organizations.
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The closing date has been set for June 17, 2016 and Titan has already made an application for the notes to be admitted to trading on the Global Exchange Market (GEM), the exchange-regulated market of the Irish Stock Exchange.
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According to Harvard economist Raj Chetty, students from the top 1 percent of households are 77 times more likely to be admitted to and attend an Ivy League school than students from families who make less than $30,000 a year.
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Against the odds, the other also gets the grades to be admitted to an Ivy, but she decides to attend a local college to minimize debt and stay close to her mother, who still sometimes needs help with child care.
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CALI, Colombia (Reuters) - Four new countries will be admitted to the Pacific Alliance as associate members, the trade group said on Thursday, as it seeks to expand commerce with the Asia-Pacific region while the United States pushes for protectionist measures.
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After three and a half years, participants had $2,85033 lower Medicare costs per year than the comparison group and were 33 percent less likely to be admitted to a long-term care facility, likely saving thousands for Medicaid and their families.
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WASHINGTON, June 29 (Reuters) - Visa applicants from six Muslim-majority countries must have a close U.S. family relationship or formal ties to a U.S. entity to be admitted to the United States under guidance distributed by the U.S. State Department.
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Rachel is blaming Roy's death on their polygamist father, a self-proclaimed prophet and leader of FLDS, an offshoot banned by the Mormons, which requires men to have three wives to be admitted to heaven, according to The Salt Lake Tribune.
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To be admitted to the hospice, a prisoner must have six months or less to live and sign a do-not-resuscitate order, instructing medical staff not to use life-prolonging treatment if his heart stops beating or he stops breathing.
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SYDNEY, March 13 (Reuters) - Australia's one-day series against New Zealand in Sydney and Hobart will go ahead over the next weeks but no fans will be admitted to the stadiums because of the coronavirus pandemic, Cricket Australia said on Friday.
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She will then be admitted to the Bellefaire residential treatment center, a counseling center near her family, for six months, after which she will be released to her family to be supervised for a period of two years, Mr. Friedman said.
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"No power but Congress had any right to say whether ever or when they should be admitted to the Union as States and entitled to the privileges of the Constitution," the Pennsylvania representative Thaddeus Stevens said during Johnson's impeachment proceedings.
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She was unable to get the medical care she needed in Matamoros, so an immigration lawyer, Charlene D'Cruz, tried bringing Yodalys to the Brownsville port of entry to be admitted to the United States under the Migrant Protection Protocols' medical exemption.
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What sticks most in my mind about my stay, though, is this: As I waited to be admitted to the hospital, cool antibiotics already coursing through my veins, I listened to a little girl in the E.R. cubicle next to mine.
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Every Friday, Hungarian officials hand across the border to their Serbian counterparts an orderly schedule for the following week, handwritten on a torn sheet of notebook paper, detailing which refugee families will be admitted to which transit zone on which day.
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The unsigned State Department memo asserts that the bill would infringe upon President Donald Trump's authority to determine which refugees can be admitted to the US and would not give the administration sufficient time to effectively screen Syrians for security threats.
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The feelings can be reduced by increasing public knowledge about refugees, including about the rigorous vetting processes through which refugees must go to be admitted to the U.S., and the positive contributions refugees make in the communities in which they resettle.
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NSF also said it also plans to demerge Provident's home credit business and Loans at Home to assist with Britain's competition watchdog's approval process and for Loans at Home to be admitted to trading either on the main market or London's junior market.
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She also took aim at the White House's proposal to reduce the cap of refugees that could be admitted to the country to 18,000 for fiscal 2020, which is a far jump from former President Obama's proposed cap of 116,85033 refugees in 2016.
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She went to Cleveland Clinic Hillcrest for a second opinion and was told that if she stayed on bedrest at home until her 23rd week of pregnancy, drank lots of fluids and didn't get an infection, she could be admitted to the hospital.
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When parents are depressed, kids are 22 percent more likely to visit the emergency room, 83 percent more likely to be admitted to the hospital and 28 percent more likely to have outpatient clinic visits than when parents aren't depressed, researchers found.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Men with deep-rooted homosexual tendencies should not be admitted to the Catholic clergy, and it would be better for priests who are actively gay to leave rather than lead a double life, Pope Francis says in a new book.
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When kids got their hands on e-cigarettes, they were five times more likely to be admitted to a health facility and more than twice as likely to have serious medical problems compared to children exposed to traditional cigarettes, the study found.
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A clause in the hotel's lease states that "no ... elected official of the Government of the United States ... shall be admitted to any share or part of this Lease, or to any benefit that may arise therefrom," as reported by the Government Executive.
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A clause in the hotel's lease states that "no … elected official of the Government of the United States ... shall be admitted to any share or part of this Lease, or to any benefit that may arise therefrom," as reported by the Government Executive.
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" The contested portion of the lease states that "no member or delegate to Congress, or elected official of the Government of the United States … shall be admitted to any share or part of this Lease, or to any benefit that may arise therefrom.
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The previous year, his adversaries had backed an investigation into reports that Mr. Powers had pressed for dozens of students who were well-connected but who had poor grades to be admitted to the university over the objections of the admissions staff.
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"It's a slap in the face to the American dream and to the other kids in the Chicago Public School system," said Christian Badillo, the first student from his high school to be admitted to Stanford University, where he is now a senior.
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Before the transaction, LDA will pay Bankinter a 60-million-euro dividend The bank expects LDA, which accounts for around a fifth of both its profit and revenues, to be admitted to trading on the stock exchange in the second half of 2020.
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Kushner, who also serves as a senior White House adviser, will be admitted to the Order of the Aztec Eagle because of "his significant contributions" to a new North American trade pact agreed to in August, the government said in a statement.
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Jeff Merkley and Ed Markey, comes on the heels of the State Department's report to Congress that proposed a refugee cap -- which dictates how many refugees may be admitted to the US -- to 18,000 for fiscal year 2020, which begins next week.
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It wasn't until the final moments of that response that Trump briefly referred to how he broke a long tradition of racial and religious discrimination in Palm Beach golf clubs by insisting that all people be admitted to the club he built there decades ago.
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The Trump administration had determined after the June 26th ruling that only immediate family members like parents and children would be admitted to the country, but the lower-court judge held that grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins and siblings-in-law were close family, too.
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In addition to rising disability scores, researchers found that people who had ED visits were more than three times as likely as those who didn't to be admitted to nursing homes within the next six months, and they were almost twice as likely to die.
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In fact, although she started playing golf much later in life, she quickly excelled at the sport and became one of the first two women to be admitted to the Augusta National Golf Club, one of the most exclusive golf clubs in the world.
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The policy will be blocked immediately and, based on the Ninth Circuit ruling, asylum seekers should now be able to present themselves at ports of entry and be admitted to the US to pursue their asylum claims, rather than being forced to stay in Mexico.
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Washington (CNN)The Trump administration is considering new rules that would make it more difficult for immigrants to be admitted to the US or get green cards if they or their children receive certain public benefits, including some forms of Medicaid or Head Start.
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Abortion opponents have argued that these laws are necessary to protect women's health, but courts have generally failed to find evidence for this — abortion is generally a very safe procedure for the patients who undergo it, and they typically don't need to be admitted to a hospital.
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Zeng, who calls himself white-collar middle class, told CNBC that his family lived in another three-bedroom apartment in the city and had no plan to move; purchasing the new apartment was solely to ensure his daughter would be admitted to the well-known school.
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"The demand, and the effort to be admitted to high-performing middle schools has driven a chasm between largely white and Asian and affluent families and economically struggling black and Latino families," said Kimberly Watkins, president of the District 3 community education council, a parent advisory group.
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Each of us has run best- and worst-case scenarios based upon the number of infected patients we have, the doubling time of viral spread, and the predicted number of patients who will be admitted to hospitals and require an intensive care unit and a ventilator.
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The lease states, "No ... elected official of the Government of the United States ... shall be admitted to any share or part of this Lease, or to any benefit that may arise therefrom..." That's consistent with the government's longstanding prohibition on entering into contracts with federal employees.
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Colon graduated from the law school at Hofstra University in December 2017, took and passed the New York bar in February 2018, and while waiting to officially be admitted to the New York bar, took a job as a paralegal at a firm that was representing Guzmán.
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At the time only a "white male citizen" could be admitted to the state's bar, so Gordon worked alongside Clara Shortridge Foltz, a reformer and women's rights advocate, to engineer the passage in 1878 of the Woman Lawyer's Bill, allowing women to practice law in California.
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Once researchers accounted for other factors that can influence air pollution exposure such as wind speed and direction, temperature, rain and humidity, they found that people with heart disease were more than twice as likely to be admitted to the hospital during haze periods than other times of year.
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A provision in the lease says that "no member or delegate to Congress, or elected official of the government of the United States or the government of the District of Columbia, shall be admitted to any share or part of this lease," which may prohibit the ownership arrangement.
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"I am thrilled and excited to be admitted to Stanford, and I very much look forward to my enrollment there as a student in the fall of 2016 and swimming in NCAA competition as a member of Coach Meehan's Stanford team," Ledecky said when she announced the news.
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The Colombian foreign ministry said in a statement it had contacted the Cuban government about the incident and was told by the Cuban embassy in Colombia that Pastrana had been informed on Tuesday he would not be admitted to the island because of his planned attendance at IDEA.
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In 2016, Posen created a runway collection inspired by African Princess Elizabeth of Toro (now part of Uganda), who, in the 1960s, became the first East African to be admitted to England's Bar Association — and later that decade, the first black woman to appear in a Vogue magazine spread.
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The Fisher case also reintroduced the idea that students of color — in this case, black students in particular — were actually the victims of affirmative action, as they would be admitted to a university where they would be unprepared for the coursework instead of attending a supposedly less rigorous university.
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The 33 parents charged in the scandal are mostly accused of paying the consultant, William Singer, either tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars to facilitate cheating on admissions tests or to bribe coaches or other officials so that their children could be admitted to schools as recruited athletes.
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In terms of formal education and professional training, many of today's home caregivers would not be admitted to the United States under the Raise Act proposed by Senators Tom Cotton and David Purdue and touted by President Trump as the solution to many of our imagined immigration ills.
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Asked whether Netflix would in future submit some of its productions in the annual Cannes Film Festival, Hastings said that in order to be admitted to Cannes, films need to be shown first in movie theatres and then have to wait three years to be shown on streaming services.
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Without help from knowledgeable guidance counselors or visits from college admissions officers to their high schools, these students don't realize that, with their credentials, they would almost certainly be admitted to a better institution and receive a financial aid package so generous that it would actually save them money.
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Ever more unwelcoming Australian governments declared that even those found to be legitimate refugees would never be admitted to the country, yet few other states could be persuaded to take them, and few of the asylum-seekers could be persuaded to settle in the countries that would, such as Cambodia.
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Porter testified that he also didn&apost think Gray had a medical issue, but he thought Gray should be taken to a hospital since Gray&aposs request for care meant that he wouldn&apost be admitted to the Baltimore Central Intake and Booking Center without getting cleared by a hospital first.
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At the end of Barack Obama's presidency, these organizations were given guidance that 110,000 refugees would be admitted to the country this year, and staffed up accordingly — the Trump administration has scaled that number down to 50,000, and it's clear the president is more than willing to taper that number further.
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Harvard's own Raj Chetty conducted extensive research on the wealth distribution of American college students and found that students from the top 1% of households are 77 times more likely to be admitted to and attend an Ivy League school than students from families who make less than $30,000 a year.
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But he has prioritized foreign policy and worked to elevate Japan as an international leader, and he has also nudged the country toward more openness, pushing the passage of a law late last year that authorized a sharp increase in the number of foreign workers who will be admitted to Japan.
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The concepts of "domestic science" and "home economics" were in their infancy, but these factors — bolstered by the work of women like Farmer, her colleagues Mary Lincoln and Maria Parloa and Ellen Swallow Richards, the first woman to be admitted to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology — were already shaping the field.
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A 0003 Time piece breaks down how messy it was even back then: To get a driver's license, a mortgage or a credit card, to be admitted to a hospital or to register the warranty on a new purchase, people routinely fill out forms providing a wealth of facts about themselves.
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The Russian connection echoes a long-running theme of the Trump presidency, which has cast doubt on his ability to lead the nation -- from Trump's criticism of the NATO alliance to his request for Russia to be admitted to the G7 economic summit countries, to his withdrawal of American troops from Syria.
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"While the flow of Iraqi refugees slowed significantly during the Obama administration's review, refugees continued to be admitted to the United States during that time, and there was not a single month in which no Iraqis arrived here," Jon Finer, an Obama administration official who worked on national security, writes at Foreign Policy.
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After reviewing 22019 years of medical records at Harvard's Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, researchers found that compared to white patients, similarly-sick black patients were 9% less likely to be admitted to cardiac care units and Latinx patients were 17% less likely, according to the study published in Circulation: Heart Failure.
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One rider would halt the Syrian refugee resettlement program until the government can assure no terrorists or radicals will be admitted to the U.S.; the second would block money from going to Planned Parenthood clinics; and the third would halt President Obama's internet transition plan, which is scheduled to go into effect at month's end.
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Two decades ago, when the express racial classification of university applicants had been held invalid by a lower court with jurisdiction over Texas, the Texas Legislature declared that anyone who graduated in the top 10 percent of his or her high school class would automatically be admitted to the University of Texas at Austin.
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Doing the math CNN obtained one estimate presented to the American Hospital Association by Dr. James Lawler, at the University of Nebraska Medical Center on March 212 predicting that over the next two months, 288 million patients will be admitted to hospital because of coronavirus, including 653 million stays in the intensive care unit.
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The lawyer who stood up in court to try to parse the meaning of "safe and sanitary" conditions — suggesting that this requirement might not include toothbrushes and soap for the children in border patrol custody if they were there for a "shorter term" stay — passed an ethics exam to be admitted to the bar.
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In her mind, and in the minds of those who backed her (namely the Project on Fair Representation, a conservative group behind a 2013 case that invalidated a portion of the Voting Rights Act), the only process that should pass muster is one that makes sure an even higher percentage of white people will be admitted to elite schools.
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During that time, Trump's secretary of state will review the application and screening process for refugees to be admitted to the US. The process is already highly rigorous and often takes successful refugee applicants at least two years to be admitted into the United States, but Trump has argued the program could still be exploited by terrorists.
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The AG and Congress should decide, before the vote takes place, if the rejection of this amendment complies with the policies of the U.S. Historically, Congress has demanded that states wishing to be admitted to the Union with different prevailing linguistic groups, such as Oklahoma, New Mexico, Arizona, and Louisiana, adhere to certain English-speaking guidelines.
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Both countries have to normalize relations before they can be admitted to the EU. "We want to reiterate the EU's message that the imposition of tariffs, does not contribute towards good neighborly relations and it contradicts Kosovo's past commitments towards regional integration and the commitments subscribed to by Kosovo within the SAA [Stabilization and Association Agreement]," it wrote.
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Jeff Merkley -- who acknowledged that he had been told in advance he wouldn't be admitted to the facility -- told CNN's "New Day" Monday morning that he believes President Donald Trump, Attorney General Jeff Sessions and the Department of Homeland Security "do not want members of Congress or the public to know what's going on" in the center.
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" The essay, like most of the literature, quotes a study that showed that "in order to be admitted to certain selective institutions, Asian applicants needed to score — on the 1600 point scale of the 'old SAT' — 140 points higher than whites, 270 points higher than Hispanics, and 450 points higher than African Americans if other factors are held equal.
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An attorney for Students for Fair Admissions, the nonprofit group representing a dozen Asian-Americans denied admission by Harvard, confronts the assistant principal of Stuyvesant High School with evidence that white students applying to Harvard in 226 from her school were more than twice as likely to be admitted to the university as were her Asian-American students.
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Trump's DC hotel is the new legal hot spot in town The Trump Organization leased the property from GSA in 2013, but a clause in the lease states that no "elected official of the government ... shall be admitted to any share or part of this Lease, or to any benefit that may arise therefrom," leading some outside ethics watchdogs to call foul.
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The mandate, enacted in June, "prohibits a school from permitting any child to be admitted to such school, or to attend such school, in excess of 14 days without sufficient evidence that the child has received all age appropriate required vaccinations," according an official publication from the New York Department of Health, Office of Children and Family Services, and the State Education Department.
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There is some kind of racial metaphor aching to get out here, but it's either incredibly dumb or kind of evil — particularly because Jakoby is the first orc to be admitted to the LAPD (which nevertheless polices the whole city and all three species) and gives speeches about how orcs, who in days past chose the "wrong side," need to make better choices now.
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"It could be, for example, that there is something else associated with smoking and independently makes people more likely to be admitted to the hospital for sciatica," said David Coggon, a professor of occupational and environmental medicine at the University of Southampton in the UK. Perhaps more importantly, future studies should look at the major changes in back pain and sciatica occurrence over time, Coggon added.
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"No member or delegate to Congress, or elected official of the Government of the United States or the Government of the District of Columbia, shall be admitted to any share or part of this Lease, or to any benefit that may arise therefrom," the lease says, referring to the Old Post Office building, which the Trump Organization converted into the hotel late last year.
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Gentileschi moved to Florence where, despite everything, she enjoyed considerable success, becoming the first woman to be admitted to the Accademia di Arte del Disegno, and gaining an international clientele that included the Medicis and Charles I. Her prestige continues today: last month, the National Gallery in London acquired for £3.6m ($4.59m) a Gentileschi self-portrait in the guise of St Catherine (a self-portrait as Mary Magdalene is pictured above).
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Federal judges have ruled to temporarily halt Trump's ban, which prevents the entry of any refugees for 120 days, bans citizens of seven Muslim countries for 90 days, and blocks Syrian refugees indefinitely, but right now it is unclear whether these rulings will require detainees to be admitted into the U.S.As of now, the White House has reportedly reversed its position on green card holders, saying that they will be admitted to the country.
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Avenatti has been adamant in court filings that his fight to represent Clifford, and thus to be admitted to practice law in the Southern District of New York on a pro hac vice basis ("for this occasion only"), stems from his duty to protect her interests in any records -- including any audio recordings between Cohen and Clifford's former attorney Keith Davidson -- that may have been swept up in the FBI raids of Cohen's premises.
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Tom Wolf (D) told President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE in a recent letter that his state will continue to accept refugees fleeing violence and persecution after the White House proposed "sharply reducing" the cap of refugees that could be admitted to the country last month.
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" READ MORE: Watch Protesters Stage 'Cough-In' at Fancy Trump Tower Restaurant to Fight Repeal of ACA It also argues that Trump's hotel lease has also been broken since he became President, because the agreement states that "No member or delegate of Congress, or elected official of the Government of the United States or the Government of the District of Columbia, shall be admitted to any share or part of this Lease, or to any benefit that may arise therefrom.
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"We were told by some of the people in nursing homes that they preferred robotic pets because they would not have to worry about them if they had to be admitted to the hospital or that they couldn't take care of a living pet," said Dr. William Banks, a professor at the University of Washington and associate chief of staff in research and development at the Veterans Affairs Puget Sound Health Care System, who was a co-author of the 2008 study.
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The lease between the General Services Administration and the Trump company includes a clause — "no member or delegate to Congress, or elected official of the government of the United States or the government of the District of Columbia, shall be admitted to any share or part of this lease, or to any benefit that may arise therefrom" — that federal contract experts say makes clear that Mr. Trump will be in violation of the deal as soon as he is sworn in.
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The government argues the ban is covered by a provision of the Immigration and Nationality Act that allows the president to suspend entry of "any aliens, or any class of aliens," if he finds they could be a threat to the US. Francisco argued that the government was only targeting countries that didn't give the United States enough information for US officials to judge whether someone ought to be admitted to the country under existing law — so the ban was needed to enforce the rest of the Immigration and Nationality Act.
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