While they aren't sharing their data sources, they say they have information, from patients with a given condition, to doctors who treat that condition, to facilities where the treatment happens.
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"He brought Dunia's medical condition to our attention," says Klempner.
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Needless to say, it is an expensive condition to treat.
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We are in no condition to hold another constitutional convention.
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It wasn't a necessary condition to revamp the U.K. economy.
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The North Korean government initially attributed Warmbier's condition to botulism.
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Irritable bowel syndrome is an incredibly hard condition to treat.
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A rep for Rycroft elaborated on her condition to the site.
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Obviously, this company is in no condition to do an IPO.
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It had become, and remains, a chronic condition to be managed.
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She was taken in critical condition to Advocate Christ Medical Center.
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We don't want to repeat the ableist claims that appear so often in the media, even sometimes in this paper, that disability is a condition to be cured; Deafness is a condition to be cochlear-ed.
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But Charles' body was still in condition to administer the sweet science.
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A fifth survived but is in too critical condition to be interrogated.
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UKRAINE PRESIDENT SAYS TROOP WITHDRAWAL IS A CONDITION TO NORMANDY FORMAT MEETING
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"And the only condition to entering the U.S. market will be quality."
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They hoped to get medical help for her condition, to no avail.
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Ultimately, chronic tinnitus is a difficult, complex condition to manage, at least currently.
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Now the administration has added a new, seemingly indefinite condition to their withdrawal.
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"Mudd is in no mental condition to have such a Clearance," Trump said.
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"The truth is, we are not in a condition to play," Tevez said.
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He was promptly taken by ambulance in critical condition to Northwestern Memorial Hospital.
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Sources said the layoffs were likely a condition to get a deal done.
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Sometimes, what they need is for the gravity of their condition to be acknowledged.
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She also says she was drinking and in no condition to consent to sex.
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In fact, every piece is still in good enough condition to be handed down.
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But if she's faking the condition to gain sympathy, that's definitely going to backfire.
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She was taken in critical condition to a local hospital, where she later died.
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Trump has repeatedly called into question Clinton's stamina and condition to serve as president.
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It is time to demand that Bob's release is a condition to any deals.
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The children were then transported in serious condition to local hospitals by ground ambulance.
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The Justice Department said that the divestiture was a condition to winning final approval.
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I was in no condition to run, but something told me to stand up.
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You could also report the condition to 311, or 911, if it's an emergency.
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This indicates that he was in optimal condition to play the very instrument he constructed.
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I felt inadequate at times, in the way that women are often condition to do.
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There's this default human condition to trust others and give the benefit of the doubt.
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Characters ask enough questions about Mark's condition to fuel the exposition, then let it drop.
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Your trade-in must work and be in good cosmetic condition to get the credit.
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When he finally gets to the microphone, Kevin's in no condition to provide inspirational commentary.
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You could also include things like "jailbroken" or "mint condition" to provide some more information.
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"They have to be in stable condition to be ready to come out," he said.
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No one had ever said that phrase "human condition" to me in my entire life.
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Perhaps aging is not a condition to be managed but a mistake to be fixed.
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"He can walk, but he's not dancing" is how Raisman described Fidyka's condition to me.
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Avenatti settled with the IRS this year as another condition to get out of bankruptcy.
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Dennard destroyed him but Mudd is in no mental condition to have such a Clearance.
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She posted that note, as well as her explanation of her son's condition, to her Twitter.
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They can make investing with women and multicultural entrepreneurs a condition to investing with general partners.
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Halloween came and went, and John was still in the hospital, in no condition to celebrate.
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Quinn's in no condition to "blend" right now, but maybe there's some hope on the horizon.
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But most of the people who come to us are not in a condition to work.
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They are off Thursday, effectively giving him a three-day window for his condition to improve.
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"The infrastructure may be better now, but the country is in no condition to receive us."
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The health ministry has linked the condition to Zika, although the connection is not yet definitive.
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The viewer is both hooked and perplexed, an interesting condition to dwell in and reflect upon.
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Sometimes, Galusca likes to look at the photos and compare Rosietici's current condition to the past.
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This was a mistake, because Harvino was in no condition to fend off the MCAS attacks.
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The complaint said, however, that obtaining financing was not a condition to closing the merger agreement.
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His skin would heal and Reid returned to the ice, only for the condition to worsen.
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" He was taken "in critical condition" to the hospital, where he was "not expected to survive.
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Wright said he would be forthright with Collins about his physical condition to avoid potential setbacks.
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Singapore, with its Smart Nation initiative, rightly believes investment in technology is a necessary condition to thrive.
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Not everyone will be in a condition to toast death's imminence with champagne, as Anton Chekhov did.
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To those people I say this: There is also a default human condition to not give up.
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Unfortunately, this only caused her condition to get worse, and before long she faced total kidney failure.
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Another important, and slightly more technical, condition to note is the standardization of APIs and their interoperability.
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I faked a spine condition to the owner and convinced him to buy me a new mattress.
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Washington cut off official diplomatic links with Taipei in 1979, a necessary condition to establishing Sino-U.
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Completion of the Sky acquisition is not a condition to either party's obligation to consummate the transactions.
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Leschper noted it was the ideal condition to listen to Mothers, whose music finds comfort amid dreariness.
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Trump accepted — because Xi made it a condition to restart sputtering trade talks between their two countries.
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Pallinghurst said it lowered the acceptance condition to 60 percent, from 75 percent, making its offer unconditional.
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A hospital spokeswoman on Thursday directed questions about Justice Ginsburg's condition to the Supreme Court's press office.
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I want to leave this watch in good condition to pass it down to the next generation.
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WE'RE TRYING TO GIVE BUSINESS INCENTIVE FOR – FOREVER, IN A PERMANENT CONDITION, TO INVEST IN THEIR BUSINESSES.
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However, while real price transparency is a necessary condition to restoring competition, it alone is not sufficient.
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Infants are screened at birth for the condition to make sure they are diagnosed and treated early.
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Brazilian researchers then linked the condition to the virus, which had only recently made its way to Brazil.
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Every week his doctor gives him three painful injections to try to cure the condition—to no effect.
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This, again, would represent a condition to which neither our political institutions nor our civic habits are adapted.
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My house was in no condition to rent out, making it impossible to leverage my one real asset.
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Last month they reiterated their demand for the release of political prisoners as a condition to rejoin talks.
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Doctors upgraded the congressman's condition to "serious" over the weekend after Scalise underwent a third surgery on Saturday.
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But he has advised other parents whose children have the same mitochondrial condition to try Hirano's experimental treatment.
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He keeps his identity secret because he's not yet ready to announce his condition to his social circle.
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China sometimes also requires source code reviews as a condition to import commercial software, U.S. trade attorneys say.
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The hospital, which downgraded his condition to "serious" from "fair," said it would provide another update on Thursday.
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I was really excited to have my comeback in Miami, but I am in no condition to play.
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And in the remembering time, things can be... we're in no condition to work and stuff like that.
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He was unable to use his unsettled condition to help him convey his on-screen delusions more authentically.
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And whatever she decides, it's also relevant that her husband doesn't want news of his condition to spread.
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The Senate's bill would allow anyone who faces a "life-threatening disease or condition" to access experimental treatments.
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It is very rare for someone with this condition to survive as long as Josue has without treatment.
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That's a big deal: Hemophilia is an expensive condition to treat, with medical bills upward of $150,000 annually.
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With fresh funds, Greece should be in condition to meet deadline payments next summer and avoid a financial collapse.
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"No change in President @GeorgeHWBush's condition to report today," spokesman Jim McGrath said on his Twitter feed on Thursday.
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Curiously enough, they told her that "lesbianism" was listed as a medical condition to prevent her from being offended.
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Currently there is no cure for preeclampsia, but delivery of the baby is necessary for the condition to resolve.
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It could get back on track, we're told, but she's in no condition to perform ... devastated by the attack.
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If I play again, I'll have more fat on my body, which is the condition to play the game.
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Additionally, two US service members were injured and evacuated in stable condition to Landstuhl Regional Medical Center in Germany.
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"Because there is no biological marker, [autism spectrum disorder] is a particularly challenging condition to track," the authors note.
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In other words, the Fed regards prosperity as a disease to be attacked, not a condition to be nurtured.
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Video games Today, the World Health Organization will add a new condition to its list of diseases: gaming disorder.
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I don't believe (so), but in condition to accelerate his process of integration in the team, that's for sure.
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According to government's newspaper Granma, three passengers have survived and were taken in critical condition to a nearby hospital.
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The Taliban wants Ghani to release 5,000 prisoners as a pre-condition to hold talks with the Afghan government.
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Those range from an "exceptional circumstance" – which could mean a serious medical condition – to "misinformation" about a healthcare plan.
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Ms. Mark-Viverito did not back down, attaching the condition to $26 million in spending on immigrant legal services.
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State-owned rival ZTE, similarly embargoed in 2018, was let off the hook as a pre-condition to talks.
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The company said in court documents that defeating the union's appeal was a condition to exiting U.S. bankruptcy protection.
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And while all of these things still factor in, they are no longer sufficient condition to win the vote.
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Money bail is all too often a common condition to secure release from jail while a case is in progress.
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The judge told Jackie a condition to her bail was that she could not drink, take pills and then drive.
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The doctor makes it plain that Matthew is in too delicate a condition to work, and needs months to recuperate.
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Gilmore says doctors expected her heart condition to improve, but the illness consumed her life for the next eight years.
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The additional measures have been requested by the International Monetary Fund as a condition to participate to the Greek bailout.
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Meghan McCain gave an update on her father's condition to a Phoenix radio station on Tuesday, The Associated Press reported.
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The T.U.E. rightfully exists in order to enable an athlete who has a legitimate medical condition to continue to compete.
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Some companies have decided to stop allowing source code reviews as a condition to do business in a foreign market.
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He was taken in critical condition to Grady Memorial Hospital with burns on 85 to 90 percent of his body.
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But Stewart wrote that he considered that condition to be over with Epstein's apparent suicide in prison on Saturday morning.
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Ortiz was in stable enough condition to be transported to Boston in an air ambulance provided by the Red Sox.
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U.S. companies complain they are pressured to hand over their competitive secrets as a condition to doing business in China.
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The Chinese government is also requiring many new real estate developments to build museums as a condition to get government approvals.
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He also recommends a series of exercises to get those muscles in peak condition to counter the effects of prolonged sitting.
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From midcentury modern pieces in great condition to barely broken-in full dining sets, it's worth a visit if you're redecorating.
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The original, Guardiola said, was "destroyed," and in no condition to make the journey of about an hour back to Manchester.
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Following three other courts, the panel said obesity must be caused by an underlying medical condition to qualify for ADA protection.
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That raised alarms, because the wellhead must be in good condition to help control pressures when the relief well is finished.
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She was transferred in critical condition to Robert Wood Johnson Children's Hospital in New Brunswick, where she died on Dec. 11.
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The researchers were able to confirm their age by comparing their condition to the 25-million-year-old rock surrounding them.
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As a condition to her bond, Huerta may not have any contact with the student she is accused of sexually assaulting.
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"Our detectives are still waiting for Worley's medical condition to improve in order to interview her in more detail," he says.
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There may be real medical benefits, depending on the situation and underlying condition, to having pain medication, to having an epidural.
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That makes it tough for someone with the condition to research trypophobia on the Internet without falling victim to an attack.
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"We are giving this condition to Lynas that they should have a plan for dealing with the waste," Mahathir told reporters.
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The event was initially slated for October 14, 11 days after the robbery, but she was in no condition to go.
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He had been diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer's, and the coroner directly linked his condition to the manner of his death.
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Mr. Schmidt, the director of the Uffizi, said the painting had been restored recently, and was in prime condition to travel.
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"The Fed's efforts, while laudable, are a necessary but not sufficient condition to address the nature of the crisis," he said.
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The home was also "similar in appearance and condition" to other homes the company has demolished on the street, he wrote.
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They might also help monitor patients with the condition to determine what treatment they need or follow their symptoms after treatment.
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Speaking to CNN Thursday, Venezuelan Attorney General Tarek William Saab said he was not in condition to comment on the case.
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The cleric didn't specify if his demand on distribution of oil revenue to the population was a condition to end the protests.
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People with clinical depression often have less serotonin freely available, and SSRIs boost these levels, helping treat the condition to some extent.
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This allows them to take a bit more risk, and to use their better condition to funnel benefits to the next generation.
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CEOC said the financing is a condition to fund creditor recoveries under the plan, "among other things" which it did not specify.
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Some reporters describe Paris syndrome as too privileged a condition to sympathize with, merely a laughable first-class problem afflicting fragile travelers.
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With two clunky retainers in my mouth that gave me a veritable speech impediment, I explained my sister's condition to the cops.
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Frank Hasenfratz, a Canadian self-made billionaire and founder of Linamar, considers having a supportive partner an essential condition to business success.
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A positive lookout on the efforts of ourselves and our fellow men are a vital condition to the fruitfulness of our endeavors.
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It also puts the onus on the employee to disclose their condition to the employer, which is stressful and not always safe.
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"This should be covered like any other medical condition, to your maximum benefit amount, just like if I get cancer," she said.
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The government is enabling people to force their religious beliefs on others as a condition to maintain their relationships with their children.
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Upon signing up, campers generally fill in forms about their skiing level and physical condition to help the instructors create cohesive groups.
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The Oakland Fire Department gave immediate medical attention to the man before he was transported, in critical condition, to a local hospital.
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Gardephe said he'll rule during another telephone conference Wednesday whether to allow evidence about Avenatti's financial condition to be shown to jurors.
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Although that divide bothers Sylvia, she knows it can be hard to see life as more than a condition to be endured.
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" Viewed from a spiritual perspective, she added, it is "simply an element in the human condition, to be neither courted nor combated.
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"I want other people of the same condition to have this opportunity to change your legal gender and their legal name," Roman said.
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Weather over the next couple weeks will be important to place the crops in the best possible condition to begin this crucial period.
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Castillo needed only one rehab game with Double-A Bowie before the Orioles decided he was in condition to return to the team.
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According to CBS News, Keane Hayes, 13, has improved from critical condition to serious condition, and is expected to make a full recovery.
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"It was horrible – cop cars surrounded us and I had to try and explain my medical condition to the police," she tells PEOPLE.
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For instance, if a doctor was helping a patient with colitis, they'd connect that condition to Virgo, since that sign rules the intestines.
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It is the only topical medicine for the condition to receive FDA approval and the first marketing approval for Malvern, Pennsylvania-based Aclaris.
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When people had both diabetes and vertebral fractures, they were 2.4 times more likely than those with neither condition to experience broken bones.
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For example, these procedures should require that Uber personnel at every level of the organization submit receipts as a condition to receiving reimbursement.
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Parada, speaking in San Salvador, said the country was "in no condition" to take back the 200,000 Salvadorans by the September 2019 deadline.
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Cade determined that Itau cannot demand that merchants have checking accounts at the bank as a condition to pre-pay credit card payments.
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But one need not possess a conspiratorial mind to see the car as the necessary and sufficient condition to the making of suburbia.
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The Police Department said nine people were taken in stable condition to Maimonides Medical Center with injuries that were not considered life-threatening.
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Blatt's case differs from other anti-discrimination laws, because it treats gender dysphoria as a medical condition to protect trans people from discrimination.
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D.E. Shaw portfolio manager Quentin Koffey said in a statement that Niblock leaves the company in "excellent condition" to execute on value creation opportunities.
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Apparently seatbelts helped save the boy's life, because he was in good enough condition to refuse treatment from paramedics before being taken into custody.
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Then, said the RocketBank post, even after RocketBank complied with this condition to the best of its ability, Intercommerz did not unblock its cards.
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All four patients bring their own unique condition to Dr. Lee's table (literally, the surgical one), but it's definitely a bumpy road to salvation.
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But leadership added a condition to that deal after the fact, saying they wouldn't vote on an immigration bill that the president didn't support.
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Post-traumatic stress disorder is proving to be an elusive condition to treat, but researchers are increasingly chipping away at new and better treatments.
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And in 2015, he blasted the IMF for imposing austerity measures on Greece as a condition to receive economic aid during its financial crisis.
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Reuters reported on June 5 that Cade has demanded asset sales larger than initially expected by Kroton as a condition to approve the deal.
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Soon after, a 21-year-old Somali refugee, identified only as Hodan, set herself on fire and was taken in critical condition to Brisbane.
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"We shall see if Matobato's testimony creates the condition to remove the chilling effect" that Mr. Duterte's "clan" had long exerted on potential witnesses.
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"It is not easy for people, when their sons have died or are in critical condition, to differentiate between terrorists and refugees," the Rev.
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I've known the radical left to use the victim card — be it race, gender or some other immutable human condition — to obscure the truth.
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Narcolepsy is a neurological sleep disorder that messes up the sleep cycle, causing people with the condition to be extremely sleepy during waking hours.
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Pulmonary emphysema is also listed as a contributing condition to his death, and law enforcement sources tell us he had a history of cancer.
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It is unclear why the authorities attached the condition to the defendants' bail; the doctors and lawyers in question are not accused of wrongdoing.
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"The proposal will be presented to him as soon as he is in condition (to study it)," spokesman General Otavio Rego Barros told reporters.
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"Very rarely does a seller have a house in perfect condition to sell," said Chris Highland, an agent at eXp Realty in Frederick, Maryland.
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You and your neighbors should also call 311, reporting the condition to the Department of Buildings and the Department of Housing Preservation and Development.
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The Italian government plans to lead the rescue but EU competition authorities have requested a private capital injection as a condition to approve the bailout.
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Imam Maulama Akonjee, 55, and his assistant, Thara Uddin, 64, were transported in critical condition to Jamaica Hospital, where they later died, according to Sautner.
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The healthcare industry can be slow to innovate and ZappRx has been scaling its offering condition to condition, expanding from pulmonary to neurology and rheumatology.
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It's not okay for cultures or ethnicities to be costumes, and it's not okay for my disfigurement and my medical condition to be a mask.
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Ralphie May was in absolutely no condition to meet fans after his final performance, but somehow managed to do just that ... hours before his death.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Egyptian investigators said on Saturday the cockpit voice recorder (CVR) of crashed EgyptAir flight MS804 was now in a condition to extract recordings.
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He had some scary moments in his first bout with Sapo, looking in no condition to keep shooting failed takedowns for three or five rounds.
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"Only condition to the contract is that we will dispatch (products) only when we get either the LC (licensing certificate) or some advance," he said.
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Sadly I was in no condition to run, and absent a clear head, walks and daily movement were more difficult and less enjoyable than before.
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Trudy Benson has been praised for explaining our digital condition to us: how technology has altered our perception and how painting is made and received.
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Meanwhile, the couple was advised by the social worker to be careful when explaining Rosie's condition to other people, including her older brother and sister.
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But Koshetz said Liang was in a "state of shock" following the shooting, eventually requiring his own ambulance, and was in no condition to help anyone.
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We've spoken with flight schools and the FAA, and there's no general requirement for an anger management course as a condition to getting a pilot's license.
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Palacios said they'll need to look at the whale's size, age, and body condition to determine exactly how it ended up in its final resting place.
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Social Anxiety Disorder (SAD) is a difficult condition to battle, characterized by severe shyness, fear of other people, and—occasionally—an inability to speak in public.
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She received flesh wound injuries to her lower back and right hip area, police said, and was transported in serious condition to the Kona Community Hospital.
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The boy was transferred in fair condition to a Denver hospital, according to the release, and his mother was hospitalized at Aspen Valley Hospital, Burchetta says.
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"The fish are in good enough condition to continue on their journey," said Alison Colotelo, a senior research scientist at PNNL who studies the Salmon Cannon.
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Only Google holds the golden key to the Play Store, and the company wields it to add another condition to the licensing of its proprietary software.
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"Merkel told Conte that at this stage it would be better to foster mutual trust, which is a key condition to favor dialogue," the official added.
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The company said it has also completed the initial phase of decommissioning, placing the plant in an ideal condition to attract bidders to complete the work.
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The Social Security Administration (SSA) is proposing to report people who receive disability benefits and have a mental health condition to the FBI's background check system.
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Recently, Apple has been promoting its trade-in program,where it buys back iPhones in good condition to put toward the price of a new iPhone.
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The judge's order said a private conference was held at the court's request on Tuesday to discuss Hastert's submissions about his condition to the probation office.
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"Those words wrap around everything having to do with people's physical condition, to the point that they don't even realize they're saying [them] anymore," he says.
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Paramedics transported a 25-year-old woman in stable condition to the hospital, a Fire Department spokesman said, though the authorities declined to identify the person.
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They stayed home from work when they felt ill, the family self-quarantined, and reported the exposure and their condition to their employers and other officials.
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Nottinghamshire, Taylor's club team, likened his condition to the one that afflicted Fabrice Muamba, the soccer player for Bolton who collapsed on the field in 2012.
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It is a book that feels like what it is, a performative diary, a person trying to prove a thesis about the human condition to himself.
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That's because Britain has indicated it won't accept the supremacy of the European Court of Justice, which is a pre-condition to staying in the EASA.
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"If we can keep the non-climate stressors to a minimum, the reefs will be in much better condition to cope with future global warming," said Pandolfi.
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While it's rare for the condition to become as severe as Peoples', any contact with water while wearing soft contacts can put you at risk, TODAY reports.
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And though she realized there was a chance she wouldn't pass on her condition to any children she might have, she wasn't going to take the risk.
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Fumarase deficiency (FD) is an autosomal metabolic recessive disorder, meaning it is necessary for an individual with the condition to receive the mutant allele from both parents.
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"I really hope many other architects, many other urban planners, many politicians will be in condition to replicate and improve what we have done," Boeri tells us.
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Jackman, who also starred in the movie musical "Les Miserables," has, in the past, attributed his condition to not having used sunscreen while growing up in Australia.
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Every new parent lives in fear of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) because we still don't know enough about the condition to fully understand why it happens.
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After reading the script, she insisted on specific restrictions about nudity and sex scenes in the film as a condition to agreeing to appear in the movie.
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As such, he added, the approval of pension reform was crucial, a necessary condition to give Brazilian governments and private customers financial stability to make major purchases.
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As we reported ... Ralphie talked about his pneumonia battle and appeared to be in no condition to meet and greet fans after his show, but did anyway.
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But whereas Bryce was using his mother's condition to underline the need for healthcare reform, skateboarding videos and kitchen Instagram stories can't be connected to any policy.
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"Lauren was so developmentally traumatized and emotionally traumatized, she really wasn't in any condition to talk about the sexual abuse," one prosecutor explained to the Morning News.
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The officers told Mr. Tillman, who was black, that he could not have the open bottle out and that he was not in a condition to drive.
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Washington has turned the Brunson affair, one of several disputes it has with Turkey, into the central issue to be resolved as a condition to improve relations.
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It can include feelings of sadness and anxiety that can limit the ability of those suffering from the condition to take care of themselves or their families.
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If the trees or shrubs block the view of the road for vehicles, you could report the condition to the village clerk or the public works department.
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His friend, Ibrahim, is in a better condition to talk: "I've been using heroin for the past six years now, since I was about fourteen," he says.
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With the Los Angeles Road Concerts, organizer Stephen van Dyck has taken advantage of this condition to program performances, happenings, readings, and installations in unused public space.
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Also, not one of the German Navy's six submarines is in a condition to put to sea, and only 95 of its 244 battle tanks are operational.
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In its court filing, CEOC said the overall new financing is a condition to fund creditor recoveries under its reorganization plan, as well as other unspecified needs.
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Even with the tweaks, the administration would still allow people with an "exceptional circumstance" — which could mean a serious medical condition — to sign up after the deadline.
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"It's clear that even if he wanted to, he's not in a condition to do that because of some clear restrictions," Putin added, pointing to Trump's critics.
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It's also possible that women who are depressed might minimize the risk of passing this condition to their daughters if they get treatment to manage symptoms, Piche added.
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ESPN's Enrique Rojas tweeted Monday afternoon that Dr. Abel Gonzalez, who performed the surgery in the Dominican Republic, had said Ortiz was in stable enough condition to travel.
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Cigars should be stored at the right temperature and humidity (70 degrees Fahrenheit with 70% humidity is what you should aim for), keeping it in condition to smoke.
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Best Buy provided Lumoid with some of its "open-box" inventory — products that have been returned by customers but were in good condition — to use as rental devices.
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Cade said Itau should not be able to require merchants to have a checking account in the bank as a condition to advance credit card payments to them.
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Core euro zone countries see a reduction of banks' exposure to their own country's debt as a condition to progress towards a single banking union in the bloc.
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But when the RNC transferred over $4.5 million to the NRSC, it did so on the condition to spend six figures to help Kirk and Johnson in Wisconsin.
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McCoy, according to Cordon&aposs suit, "permitted a hazardous condition to exist" by installing a new security system and cameras and denying her access to arm the system.
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It was overshadowed when another contestant, Mike, told Hannah that Ayala only told her about the condition to get a "pity rose" so he wouldn't be sent home.
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Meanwhile, I held off telling her about my side of things: in particular, the bizarre condition to which I fell victim on that night—a catastrophic neural stoppage .
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Property owners must keep their sidewalk flags (the individual slabs of concrete) in good condition to avoid trip hazards, as cracked or broken flags pose a safety risk.
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Power was restored to most of the island this month, and the grid is now back to a similar condition to what it was before the hurricane struck.
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To make it more interesting, while filling the nontheme entries, I added my own condition — to have only one G in the puzzle — outside of the theme entries.
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Mr. Bayrou had made ambitious ethics changes a condition to his alliance with Mr. Macron, and he had recently been in charge of writing a sweeping ethics bill.
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She lived in denial for a time, and when she finally opened up about the condition to her friends and family, she ended up feeling misunderstood and isolated.
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While waiting for his liver condition to worsen, Nick developed angiosarcoma, an aggressive cancer of the blood vessels that probably originated in his damaged liver, his mother said.
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Alonso told reporters at the Sakhir circuit that he had done all he could to be in a condition to race on Sunday, but respected the doctors' decision.
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When it did come time to wash my sweater, I threw it in a normal washing machine and it came out in comparable condition to before washing it.
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A white cane not only helps a blind person to navigate, it also signals his condition to the rest of the world, allowing others to adjust their behaviour accordingly.
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"The OJK believes the financial services sector is still in a good enough condition to mitigate the impact of global financial market dynamics," the regulator said in a statement.
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It's almost like the warm-up before a yoga class — it helps get your muscles in prime condition to be massaged, ultimately making the reach deeper and more effective.
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The Star Wars actor discussed her condition to the NY Daily News on Tuesday at the NYU Langone Medical Center's Find a Cure for Epilepsy and Seizures (FACES) event.
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While the lack of a timeline is certainly a red flag, the existence of one is not a wholly sufficient condition to indicate the legitimacy of an ICO project.
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"If you procure trains and you don't stipulate as a condition to make local content trains, you buy trains offshore ... and they have hardly any local content," said Danisa.
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Regus's owner had put forth a condition to bankers that it will only hire them if they have no involvement in WeWork's initial public offering (IPO), the report added.
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The most important and the trickiest climate condition to keep an eye on is El Niño, a recurring weather pattern that brings warm waters to the tropical Pacific Ocean.
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Acadia's drug was approved in the United States in April for psychosis linked to Parkinson's disease, the first treatment for the condition to get a nod in the country.
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ESPN's Enrique Rojas tweeted Monday afternoon that Dr. Abel Gonzalez, who performed the surgery in the Dominican Republic, had said Ortiz, 43, was in stable enough condition to travel.
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In similar episodes recently, banks have demanded that borrowers put themselves up for sale as a condition to cut loan principal amounts or provide them with some debt relief.
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He knew he wasn't in a condition to drive, so he messaged the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah and then called an Uber to transport the precious cargo.
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I complained about my heart rate and shortness of breath toward the end of my pregnancy, but my health care providers chalked up my condition to regular pregnancy symptoms.
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Financing for the pipeline's construction hinges on Odebrecht's full departure from the project as a group of banks have made that a condition to disbursing a $4.1 billion loan.
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This is why the Affordable Care Act's Medicaid expansion was struck down: It tried to force states to expand Medicaid eligibility as a condition to getting federal Medicaid funds.
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"The committee has added a condition to the licence that no research using gene editing may take place until the research has received research ethics approval," the HFEA added.
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If asked why relatives have to be detained to receive their "training," officials should liken their condition to a disease or cancer that requires a quarantine, the document says.
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To keep a vinyl record in good condition, to make sure it will last to be a thing that can survive you, you have to be careful with it.
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"Pregnancy for [Victorians] was a condition to be concealed as far as possible," writes Judith Flanders in Inside the Victorian Home: A Portrait of Domestic Life in Victorian England.
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Rather, they tap into an individual's most important identity, interest or condition to meet needs not easily handled by a Google search, asking one's friends or emailing a colleague.
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But on Monday President Trump delivered the embassy as a gift without concession or condition to the Israeli government of Benjamin Netanyahu, and as a blow to the Palestinians.
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In a 2015 analysis of Medicare data, commissioned by the Alzheimer's Association, doctors delivered a diagnosis of the condition to fewer than half of Alzheimer's patients or their caregivers.
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It allows patients with a serious disease or condition to obtain experimental medicines; the F.D.A. says it authorizes 99 percent of the requests for expanded access that it receives.
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The work is slow and meticulous, as many pieces may still be in a condition to recover, beneath tons of burned wood and clay tiles, the news agency reported.
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Dr. Eric Vilain, a medical geneticist, helped create the International Olympic Committee's hyperandrogenism policy, which requires a competitor with the condition to undergo treatment that lowers her testosterone levels.
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The child, who has not been identified, was rushed in critical condition to Cohen Children's Medical Center, where he was treated for brain hemorrhaging and facial contusions, officials said.
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It is unclear whether Islamic State fighters, already put on the run months before Mr. Trump took office, are in any condition to exploit an even more splintered Syria.
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" It also warned of an immediate humanitarian effect on those who come "to seek medical treatment for a child with a rare heart condition, to attend a parent's funeral.
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"It has taken a huge toll on people's financial condition to run around arranging documents, getting them verified, traveling hundreds of kilometers for hearings before NRC authorities," says Wadud.
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Moreno died at the scene and Guerrero was taken in serious condition to St. David's South Austin Medical Center, where doctors induced labor in an attempt to save her child.
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Expectant parents interested in delayed clamping should speak with their physician to ensure that both the mom and baby are in a stable condition to do so, according to Denny.
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There isn't much you can do to speed up your natural rate of hair growth, but you can at least make sure your brows are in good condition to grow.
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For the condition to have clung on into adulthood, it was either so severe that treatment failed, the right treatment wasn't in reach, or the issue wasn't addressed at all.
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Kate hugged Ceri Knapton after her son, Ethan, 13, told Kate how he used his battle with Autism and Asperger Syndrome to raise awareness of the condition to benefit others.
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It is a quick turnaround for the coach, who was fired from USC in October 2015 after showing up "in no condition to work" amid rumors of repeated alcohol abuse.
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Just out of the hospital herself, the man's wife was in no condition to help her husband, so Hall Jr. called 911 and got an ambulance for the injured man.
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Similarly, when a child is born with only residual tissue in place of his or her eyes or with abnormally small eyes, this sister condition to anophthalmia is called microphthalmia.
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On Sunday, White House national security adviser John Bolton added a new condition to the U.S. withdrawal from Syria, saying Turkey must agree to protect the United States' Kurdish allies.
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China's commerce ministry said the two countries are holding "in-depth" discussions on the first-phase trade pact, and that cancelling tariffs is an important condition to reaching a deal.
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China's commerce ministry said the two countries are holding "in-depth" discussions on a first phase trade agreement, and that cancelling tariffs is an important condition to reaching a deal.
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In Italy, you cannot take your mother's family name instead of your father's, but we asked many, many years ago for a special condition to the president of the republic.
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McGregor, who claims he wants a stake in U.F.C. as a condition to fight, will likely come to terms and compete again, perhaps to complete the trilogy against Nate Diaz.
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"The most essential condition to the aesthetic enjoyment of music is that of listening to a composition for its own sake," the critic Eduard Hanslick wrote in the mid-1800s.
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Stores will expand dedicated shopping time for customers over age 65, pregnant or with an underlying medical condition to two days: the first hour of every Tuesday and Wednesday morning.
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A woman named Courtney told me that she's been trying, and failing, to convince her mom — who has a serious, debilitating lung condition — to come home from a road trip.
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The State Medical Board of Ohio is officially considering a petition that asks Cleveland Browns or Cincinnati Bengals fandom be considered a qualifying condition to legally obtain medical marijuana. Seriously.
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They acknowledged that the transactions, which had improved A.I.G.'s reported loss reserves and underwriting income, resulted in inaccurate portrayals of those aspects of the company's financial condition to investors.
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"He has realized, and this is the hardest part, that he can use his platform and his condition to make people watch and to call people to attention," Jaff said.
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"Sterilization as a condition to obtain a change of gender was an expression of a view that society today distances itself from," Healthcare Minister Gabriel Wikstrom said in a statement.
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He was eventually put on administrative leave drawing his full salary and resigned only after one of the women suing demanded he leave the office as a condition to settlement.
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A survivor — a king with the condition — is said to have had many children who in turn repopulated the isolated island, causing the genetic condition to continue through the generations.
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In an emailed statement, the HFEA said it has attached a condition to the licence that any research using gene editing needs to first be approved by the Research Ethics Committee.
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As part of its certification review, the FAA assigns a "failure condition" to each system, which is basically a guess as to what would happen if that system were to break.
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I don't have the energy to care enough to fix it tonight, so I trim the ends and deep condition to feel marginally better about the unnecessary damage I just caused.
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So if you tweak the dose of the toxin, something that causes a [dangerous] drop in blood pressure goes from being a life-threatening condition to something that helps control hypertension.
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Stars can take days, if not weeks, prepping for a big awards show, from sourcing the perfect gown to getting their bodies in peak physical condition, to finalizing their beauty plan.
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"They have an obligation, despite what their finances are, when there are conditions that could lead to an inmate having a serious health condition, to provide adequate medical care," Brewster said.
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As one condition to approve it in Brazil, Aprosoja's national branch is seeking to persuade local competition watchdog Cade to force the biotech company to sell its Intacta soy seed technology.
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The vote, which passed by 366 to 268, attaches an extra condition to the "European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill" — legislation which will give May the power to trigger divorce talks.
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When that happens, an employer can ask for a medical explanation (and can then reveal your condition to others in the organization who may need to know, like people in H.R.).
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Monday, he was in stable enough condition to be transported to Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston via an air ambulance provided by the Red Sox, club officials said on Monday afternoon.
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For example, if it thinks you may be spending a lot of time in indoor heating because it's cold outside, it adds corn derivatives that smooth and condition to fight static.
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"We should wait for his condition to improve and the interrogation process to start so that the details of the affair will become known," he told the semiofficial Fars news agency.
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A tough condition to track The Minnesota Department of Health reported last week that some patients were hospitalized for "multiple weeks," in some cases ending up in the intensive care unit.
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The IBD Parenthood Project from the American Gastroenterological Association (AGA) educates women with IBD about how to manage their condition to avert risks while conceiving, carrying a child and giving birth.
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Dissociative identity disorder, previously known as "multiple personality disorder," is a popular mental health condition to depict on TV and in film, but its media representation tends to be off-base.
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In no real condition to type, I added something like "froze marinara" to my phone's Notes app (thanks, autocorrect) — luckily I pieced it together the next day and made this grid.
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Within two weeks, they had an offer on their Yonkers house, which they had restored to its original 1908 condition, to the point of flying a 1908 flag, with 46 stars.
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And in 1978, Isaac Bashevis Singer, among the most important writers of the 20th century, received the Nobel Prize in Literature for bringing the "universal human condition to life" in Yiddish.
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And India's economy, which grew at its slowest in more than four years over the January-March quarter, isn't in any condition to take a big hit from a poor monsoon.
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He said the Syrian army was still "in a condition to undertake serious offensives with our support" and said he would not allow fighting in Aleppo to worsen the situation there.
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As a result, the IFT said it had ordered the "divestiture or sale" of the Fox Sports channels and all the assets of that business as a condition to approve the deal.
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An effort by the Peruvian government to mediate the dispute failed last week, after Fuerabamba declined to end the blockade as a condition to discussing its demands with the company, Rojas said.
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Google had been requiring Android handset makers to pre-install the company's search engine and the Chrome browser as a pre-condition to offering the Google Play store app on their phones.
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Amazon, Best Buy, and most carriers offer trade-in programs, too, which will give you $300 to $400 credit (for an iPhone 83 in good condition) to use towards a new phone.
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Competing in the Iron Horse means being in good enough physical condition to exert yourself for up to five straight hours, with particular strength needed in your core mid-section and back.
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The newest accusation came late last week in an email to BuzzFeed News' Ryan Mac that Musk had tried to claim was off the record, a condition to which Mac never agreed.
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The cash outlay needed to pay off shareholders heading for the door totalled 255.4 million euros, above a 180 million euros ceiling which Mediaset had set as condition to finalise the deal.
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Though I haven't yet been able to recreate every condition, to this day I try to dump in total darkness: no lights, no phone, the gulf between mind and body quaked shut.
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Discussions between Greek authorities and international lenders have resumed this week in Athens with the aim to conclude a reform review which is a condition to release more bailout money to Greece.
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But that process is totally at odds with the U.S. policy of maximum military and economic pressure on Pyongyang to give up its nuclear arsenal as a condition to initiate peace negotiations.
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Perhaps more concerning to Williams, though, was the decision by Energy Transfer's outside counsel, Latham & Watkins, not to render a certain tax opinion that was a necessary condition to close the deal.
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Candidates regularly release their medical records to show themselves to be in fair condition to enter the presidency should they get elected, and Sanders said earlier this week his own were forthcoming.
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China and the United States are holding "in-depth" discussions on a first-phase trade agreement, and cancelling tariffs is an important condition to reaching a deal, the Chinese commerce ministry said.
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China and the United States are holding "in-depth" discussions on the first phase trade agreement and cancelling tariffs is an important condition to reaching a deal, the Chinese commerce ministry said.
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Six Democrats backed that measure, which canceled a requirement that the Social Security Administration report people who receive disability benefits and have a mental health condition to the FBI's background check system.
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Luxottica, Essilor said they had jointly filed with the antitrust authorities in the United States, Canada and Brazil, three of the five jurisdictions whose approval is a condition to close the merger.
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Jenssen says that money was "always" a prime motivation for Janov, often leading to patients being taken on, he says, who were in no condition to go through such an intense process.
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It allows patients with a serious disease or condition to obtain experimental medicines; the Food and Drug Administration says it authorizes 99 percent of the requests for expanded access that it receives.
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She was taken to Lower Keys Medical Center on Stock Island, and was later flown in stable condition to the Jackson Memorial Ryder Trauma Center in Miami, the FHP spokesperson told PEOPLE.
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In order to submit a condition to the board, the applicant has to provide several materials arguing that the ailment qualifies for consideration, including letters of support from doctors and scientific evidence.
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However, Western Digital said on Thursday it would not agree to Toshiba's terms of waiving consent rights that will help it block the deal as a condition to participate in the joint investment.
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They're also planning to open a trade-in program, allowing anyone who has the original Structure "in good condition" to turn it back in and get up to $100 off a Mark II.
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Earlier this month members of the upper house of Britain's parliament attached a condition to the legislation which said May could only trigger divorce talks if she promised to protect EU citizen's rights.
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Federal Reserve tightening may not be a necessary condition to catalyze a recession, according to Edwards, who believes that the deep profits downturn is sufficient in itself to push the U.S. economy overboard.
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I have seen enough of politics and enough of the human condition to know that those who most aggressively proclaim their ownership of the moral high ground have the least claim to it.
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When asked what would happen if the client came back, Echo explains that they'd have to have a serious conversation about why the client didn't mention the condition to her and her colleague.
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On Thursday, China's commerce ministry said that the two countries are holding "in-depth" discussions on a first phase trade agreement, and that canceling tariffs is an important condition to reaching a deal.
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The leaders agreed to scale back the original plan for 126 Rafale planes to just 36 in flyaway condition, to meet the Indian Air Force's urgent needs, as it faces China and Pakistan.
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This lack of visibility and awareness means that many people may not find the help they need and instead sink into a sense of isolation and stigmatization that allows their condition to spiral.
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Stand up indeed, because he got it right: An appropriate legislative and executive authority he is proposing is an absolute essential condition to frame sovereignty transfers for a common euro area fiscal policy.
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And yes, Tetralogy of Fallot would be considered a pre-existing condition to an insurance company, though after repair those children grow up to lead normal lives and even win Olympic gold medals.
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There was one condition to the deal, said people with knowledge of the matter: $600,000 of the proceeds had to go to a theater staging a Broadway musical that Mr. Weinstein was producing.
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One of these illnesses causes Fleck to uncontrollably laugh at inappropriate times, leading him to carry an informational card that explains the condition to people who may be near him during an episode.
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"This initiative presumes that we don't set a pre-condition to the talks that Bashar al-Assad must leave," Jean-Yves le Drian told CNews in an interview carried Wednesday on its website.
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We're not ready for the 'silver tsunami' of older adults living with cancer So what makes dementia such a difficult condition to treat with drugs, and is progress being made towards a treatment?
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A woman on an American Airlines flight from Pensacola, Florida, to Miami was taken into custody after allegedly faking a medical condition to get a bigger seat on the plane, NBC News reports.
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That fortuitous meeting between Ms. Leon and Dr. Hayes has helped transform SCAD from being an unknown, unrecognized condition to something all physicians are taught about during medical school and in later training.
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As we previously reported, Mathis' blood alcohol level was below the legal limit -- but officers felt he was under the influence and in no condition to drive so he was arrested for OWI.
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The acquisition adds UK-based Ziarco's once-daily oral H4 receptor antagonist, ZPL389, that is being developed for the chronic, itchy inflammatory skin condition to Novartis's existing portfolio of approved and investigational dermatological drugs.
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Couche-Tard agreed to buy Texas-based CST in August 2016 for $4.4 billion but won U.S. antitrust approval almost a year later on condition to sell up to 71 stores in eight states.
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"Baylor's failure to promptly and appropriately investigate and respond to the assaults allowed a condition to be created that substantially increased Plaintiff's chances of being sexually assaulted, as well as others," the suit said.
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As has been the case with the Comcast-NBC Universal merger, big and powerful companies will litigate every condition to the death, and they have far more resources to do so than the government.
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"It was such a missed opportunity to normalize the condition, to let women know it's the most common complication of pregnancy, and to reassure them it's a treatable illness," Acel-Green told STAT News.
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As trade tensions between the world's two largest economies heightened this week, China said it was holding "in-depth" discussions with Washington and that cancelling tariffs was an important condition to reaching a deal.
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"My basic condition to lead the anti-doping policy in Russia is that everything would be done from the very beginning to the last point by FIFA without Russian intervention," D'Hooghe told the Times.
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As trade tensions between the world's two largest economies heightened this week, China said it was holding "in-depth" discussions with Washington and that canceling tariffs was an important condition to reaching a deal.
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As a condition to closing a loan agreement, a borrower is required to provide a solvency certificate, which generally states that after the transaction, the company will have sufficient capital to pay its debts.
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Nevils alleged in Farrow's new book "Catch and Kill" that she drank heavily before entering Lauer's hotel room at the Sochi Olympics and was not in a condition to consent to sex, Variety reported.
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Employers that voluntarily self-report and work with the Department in good faith to take corrective action under the PAID program will not be subject to liquidated damages as a condition to finalize settlements.
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Recently, some states have begun encouraging people to switch from opioids to medical marijuana, or even making opioid addiction a qualifying condition to get medical marijuana — a move that some experts have found alarming.
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"I can't smell it on myself so it was a shock to me," Christy told the South West News Service of the day her parents revealed the condition to her after speaking to a nurse.
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"There is stigma around the condition that suggests it's simply overly jealous partners or girls who are self-conscious; that it's a made-up condition to excuse the behaviour of controlling your partner," Charlotte said.
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That testing began Thursday, and it could take another 30 days for results about the bridge's condition to come back from an out-of-state lab, according to a news release from the governor's office.
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As an autistic person myself, the simplistic narrative about someone on the spectrum overcoming their tragic condition to do something remarkable (or even average) bothers me because it's reductive at best and often wildly incorrect.
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Headed to the hospital Emergency responders later transported one victim, a 15-year-old female in critical condition, to San Francisco General Hospital to receive treatment for an upper-body gunshot wound, according to KRON.
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From the anecdotes that Zara will allegedly take anything, at any time, in just about any condition, to Nordstrom's generous lack of a time limit on returns and exchanges, these may just save your sanity.
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The House voted 85033-180 to roll back a rule that required the Social Security Administration to report people who receive disability benefits and have a mental health condition to the FBI's background check system.
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The Chinese commerce ministry said China and the United States are holding "in-depth" discussions on the first-phase of a trade agreement and that canceling tariffs is an important condition to reaching a deal.
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China and the United States are holding in-depth discussions on a "phase one" trade agreement, and canceling tariffs is an important condition to reach such a deal, the Chinese commerce ministry said on Thursday.
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Everything seemed set (Reinhold even had a bridal shower on Friday in her room) until a midwife came in on Saturday morning to check if she was in steady enough condition to attend the ceremony.
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Google's condition to include "the entire GMS suite" to devices from OEMs that have opted for full-blown a version of Android, amounts to "imposition of unfair condition on the device manufacturers," the watchdog added.
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Made by San Francisco-based Catalia Health, the little wide-eyed talking robot dispenses health advice and medication reminders, and in some cases can send data on a user's condition to a pharmacist or doctor.
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Imagine if Trump and the Republicans were to include a provision that would allow any person with a pre-existing condition to enroll in Medicaid for a premium based on an income determined sliding scale?
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The thing that I think is so amazing about work is that normally the best, creative, and important artists are the ones who go beyond their own fact and condition to talk about the condition.
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McGeeney believes physicians who treat cluster headaches have much to learn from patients' experiences, and makes a point of both attending Clusterbusters' annual meeting and taking people with the condition to speak at medical conference.
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Four people were injured Thursday in an explosion at a Pennsylvania Army depot housing missiles and ammunition -- and three of those hurt were airlifted in serious condition to hospitals in the Baltimore-area, officials said. Col.
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While it's impossible to predict how your skin will react to pregnancy, Dr. Kluk urges anyone with an existing skin condition to seek advice from a dermatologist before starting a family to know what to expect.
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Healthcare, education and labor market policies are also essential to increase the volume and quality of human capital – a key condition to a more productive labor force and to an increasing growth potential of the economy.
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Also, because living donations are arranged outside of the deceased donor system, recipients needn't wait until deteriorating health moves them to the front of the waitlist, so they are typically in better condition to endure surgery.
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It's a soothing cocoon of a space where people go to die, and where each staff member deserves a presidential medal of honor for the decency they show to patients in no condition to acknowledge it.
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According to the docs, Yeldham got Hanson to sign off on the account changes long before he died -- but Fenelon claims Curtis was already suffering from dementia, and in no mental condition to make those decisions.
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One of the frustrations that Ms. Taylor and others have is that when they reveal their condition to people, they are told, "You don't seem like there's anything wrong," as if they were playing a prank.
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Aso told the same parliamentary committee that speaking fluent English was a "very important condition" to head the BOJ, as well as communication skills to explain monetary policy in parliament and the stamina to travel overseas.
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"Prime Minister Abadi is getting messages from allies in the war against Daesh encouraging him to dismantle the PMF as a condition to keeping their support flowing in future," the adviser said on condition of anonymity.
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If the case is sent back to the lower court for a remedy, Karlan said civil rights groups would request that Texas be placed under federal review — a condition to safeguard voters of color from discrimination.
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But the fear of passing on the condition to their kids can often put women off having biological children, despite the fact that no daughters born via IVF from MRKH-diagnosed women have the condition themselves.
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The critical message, Dr. Maki said, is that menopause-related cognitive issues "need not compromise a woman's quality of life," though women may have to be proactive for the condition to be properly diagnosed and treated.
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Here's what is happening: Guns: The Social Security Administration is proposing to report people who receive disability benefits for a mental health condition to the FBI's background check system and essentially block them from owning guns.
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Before the Affordable Care Act, profit-taking insurers had lowered the bar for what was considered a pre-existing condition to include nearly every malady, making it difficult for many healthy patients to get affordable insurance.
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It must also comply with rules adopted since the financial crisis which require banks to keep additional cash in case they fail and the government needs to transfer their operations in viable condition to other firms.
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In 2017, the state of Jalisco, together with the National Autonomous University of Mexico, studied the river again and found its condition to be "critical," with levels of many pollutants that repeatedly violated the permitted limits.
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"And they have never presented evidence of imminence—a necessary condition to act without congressional approval—with respect to any of this," he added, referencing Trump administration officials' justification for launching an airstrike that killed Soleimani.
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Earlier this month the upper house of parliament attached a condition to legislation giving Prime Minister Theresa May the power to trigger the formal divorce process, requiring her to get parliament's approval for any exit deal.
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The second-term senator said Trump had explained to him it was because he believed European allies needed to do more, not because he needed Ukraine to probe Biden as a condition to receive the money.
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Even if the United States extends waivers on sanctions, South Korea is bound by Washington's condition to continue to reduce Iranian oil imports, said Kim Jae-kyung, research fellow at the Korean Energy Economics Institute (KEEI).
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Experts who care for the 950-year-old embroidery have called the decision premature, according to AFP, expressing concern over whether the artwork is even in the proper condition to leave its home at the Bayeux Museum.
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"I want to thank the Senegalese people, my family and my club for getting me back into very good condition to be able to play," the Anderlecht defender told reporters at Senegal's training camp at Saly-Portudal.
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Tasty Bidco announces decision to waive minimum acceptance condition to which the offer for Telepizza was subject and to acquire all shares that have been tendered in acceptance of offer representing 27.73 pct of capital of Telepizza.
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Overall, veterinarians approve of dog triathlons, as long as your dog is in the right physical condition to compete, since the activity keeps canines moving and serves as a great way for owners and pets to connect.
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"To the extent (that) Perfect 10 makes actual possession of a copy a necessary condition to violating a copyright owner's exclusive right to display her copyrighted works, the court respectfully disagrees with the 9th Circuit," she wrote.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's acting Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy said on Wednesday his conservative party's leadership would next week vote on whether to agree to reforms demanded by liberals Ciudadanos ("Citizens") as a condition to form a government.
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The added condition to the US' withdrawal of troops from Syria contradicts President Donald Trump's announcement via Twitter last month that US troops would withdraw from the country "now" as he declared that ISIS had been defeated.
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Sources told Reuters last week that the European Commission had told two ailing Veneto-based lenders to raise 1 billion euros ($1.1 billion) in private capital as a condition to approve their request for a state bailout.
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Prosecutors said that in 2013, Montana gave an Aegerion sales representative a list of 280 pediatric patients with abnormal lipids who had not been diagnosed with the genetic condition to identify patients to be potentially prescribed Juxtapid.
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One sufferer likened the condition to being "locked in a prison," and a 2015 Danish study found those with ME report a worse quality of life than people with lung cancer, heart disease, and chronic kidney failure.
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India's economy, which grew at its slowest in more than four years over the January-March quarter, is in no condition to take a hit from a poor monsoon, which determines rural demand for goods and services.
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That is because the latest draft of PROMESA removes a pre-condition to cram-down which would have required Puerto Rico to first complete consensual workout talks with creditors, allowing them to vote on a restructuring plan.
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The panel discussed the merits of extrapolating data from one condition to the others and though some members had reservations, was reassured by the fact that the drug works the same way in all the approved conditions.
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I've run across a lot of misconceptions about stuttering — here are five common myths: Although the exact cause of stuttering is unknown, researchers consider the condition to be neurological — and not psychological, according to the National Stuttering Association.
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According to a statement from Oconnee County Sheriff Scott Berry, three of the girls died at the scene and another two were taken in critical condition to a local hospital where one more student succumbed to her injuries.
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The leaders agreed to scale back the original plan for 126 Rafale planes to just 36 in flyaway condition, to meet the Indian Air Force's urgent needs, as it faces an assertive China and long-time foe Pakistan.
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The leverage bit will continue to apply but now, there's nothing stopping a top-tier prospect from using a preemptive transfer release as a condition to his recruitment, and only considering the school(s) that meet his demand.
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Just last week, a University of Michigan study found that while those who have bipolar disorder often need additional workplace support, disclosing the condition to coworkers or to HR leads to exclusion or social stigma—and often, unemployment.
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Where she once wrote beautifully and poetically about her own life and loves, this time she swivels the lens outwards, elevating her contemplation of the human condition to the warfare and trauma we endure on a wider scale.
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"It's intense seeming, but it can be controlled by Tehran and Jerusalem, and I think they would not seek open warfare," Murphy said, adding that Syria itself is in no condition to be in active conflict against Israel.
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In C++ or Java (etc.), if you were to make it so that some stuff happens if some condition is true, you put all of that stuff inside of some curly braces after the condition to be evaluated.
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But while Rodriguez was beating a dead horse by leaping and spinning wildly from miles away in the fifth round of his fight with Caceres, he was still in condition to do that which is quite a feat.
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Yeah. A doctor isn't going to prescribe an opioid unless they can diagnose a condition to justify it, because they're worried about their practice and their life, and they want to practice what's considered the standard of care.
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Even though he likens his condition to being a recovering alcoholic, Mr. Adam was thankfully able to treat his O.C.D. and eventually write two books after he did a form of behavioral therapy called exposure and response prevention.
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The official at the briefing said the policy simply added gender dysphoria, which he called "a serious mental condition," to the long list of pre-existing conditions, from asthma to heel spurs, that would disqualify someone from serving.
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While the union now is in less than optimal condition to cope with the major challenges ahead, there is at least the hope that France and Germany will produce the necessary dynamism to carry out major structural reforms.
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There was one condition to the deal, said people with knowledge of the matter: $600,000 of the proceeds had to go to a theater that had staged a trial run of a Broadway musical produced by Mr. Weinstein.
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The city's growth, increased traffic congestion and noise — along with changing uses of downtown buildings that do not fit Oglethorpe's plan — prompted the National Park Service to downgrade the landmark district's condition to "threatened" from "satisfactory" last year.
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"When we're always looking to be critical of everything, how could we ever be in a condition to protect ourselves in an increasingly dangerous world?" the former pediatric neurosurgeon asked, citing North Korea's potential acquisition of nuclear weapons.
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"They are ultimately the ones who not only have the firearms, they are so deeply implicated in the corruption of the state that having them onboard is an absolute necessary condition to pushing out Maduro," Mr. Velasco said.
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The city's growth, increased traffic congestion and noise — along with changing uses of downtown buildings that do not fit Oglethorpe's plan — prompted the National Park Service to downgrade the landmark district's condition to "threatened" from "satisfactory" last year.
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And, of course, we do not even know how many times Comcast's rivals had to threaten to utilize the arbitration or some other condition to get Comcast-NBCU to limit to some degree its natural proclivity to harm rivals.
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The first sequence, in which Becky wanders backstage with her baby as her friends and family follow her apprehensively, each passing second making it increasingly clear that she's not in any condition to care for her, is insanely stressful.
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Reports from the region suggest that hopes of a quick return are being frustrated by the dreadful condition to which these settlements were reduced by IS, and by the unregulated militias that are still impeding movement around the area.
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Anxiety might be the condition to define our generation, but under a failing mental health system and amid stealthy privatization, it's those who don't have someone to pay for them to have private treatment that will suffer that burden.
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"In other words, the CPP, or some other policy that shuts down coal plants over the next eight years, is a necessary but insufficient condition to meet our climate commitment," Sivaram adds, noting auto mileage standards and other forces.
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"Addressing compensation issues is a necessary condition to create a more favourable business climate and increase the level of confidence of foreign and domestic investors in the agriculture sector," said Philippe Van Damme, the European Union ambassador to Harare.
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Borins defines burnout as "when you have nothing left, physically, emotionally and spiritually… you get discouraged about things, you think negatively," and while he's hesitant to apply the condition to the current climate, it doesn't seem too far off.
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Meanwhile, two British sisters—who both live with epilepsy on opposite sides of the Atlantic—are making a film, Separating the Strains, juxtaposing their own contrasting experiences with the condition to highlight the ongoing challenges people with epilepsy face.
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Not all of these people deal with the condition to the same extent: Some, for instance, might only experience paruresis every now and then, perhaps during periods of fleeting but high anxiety—say, after downing a ton of caffeine.
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" When a detective told Mr. Zamora at the end of his interview with the police that R.W. was not in a condition to consent, Mr. Zamora "said that he knows, but he wasn't in a state to consent either.
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In the case of the Royal Free, patients' Streams data is moving to the Google Cloud Platform infrastructure to support expanding use of the app which surfaces alerts for a kidney condition to another of its hospitals (Barnet Hospital).
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Ms. Merck's team stumbled on the neighbor's stockpile of original trim, which was about to be discarded as it was not in good enough condition to stain or cover in a clear coat, but would need to be painted.
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Hospitals that sustained major structural damage on the islands, home to some 25,5.63 people mainly on St. Croix, St. John and St. Thomas, continue to evacuate patients in serious condition to the mainland, Mr. Mapp said in an interview.
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"Coming into May, the search for the next catalyst becomes an obvious necessary condition to give an answer to the traditional question: is it time to sell and go away?" said Claudio Irigoyen, economist at Bank of America-Merrill Lynch.
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After every drawn-out conflict like the Korean war, the Vietnam war, and now the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, the US military frets that it's in no condition to go 10 rounds with a fully rested heavyweight like Russia or China.
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The leaders agreed to scale back an original plan to buy 126 Rafale planes to just 36 in fly-away condition to meet the Indian Air Force's urgent needs as it faces an assertive China and long-time foe Pakistan.
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Foxconn has asked employees and clients in China's Hubei, the epicenter of the outbreak, not to return to factories and told workers to report their health condition to managers on a daily basis, an internal memo reviewed by Reuters shows.
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Matt, you see, struggled with depression, and Sorry for Your Loss understands both what differentiates depression from grief, and why it can be so hard for a partner who doesn't struggle with the condition to understand a partner who does.
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According to researchers at the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, a growing number of prepubertal gynecomastia cases have been reported to "coincide" with topical exposure, only for the condition to go away once they stop using products containing the oils.
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"The United States are not in the condition to lecture us" on human rights, Havana added, citing police brutality, firearm deaths and estimates that as many as 23 million Americans would lose health insurance under the House GOP health care plan.
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MCUSTX-TOTAL CU-STX-SGH * CHINA: China and the United States are holding "in-depth" discussions on a first phase trade agreement, and cancelling tariffs is an important condition to reaching a deal, the Chinese commerce ministry said on Thursday.
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The investigative committee said in a statement that, after repairs, the CVR was in a condition to retrieve information that could help explain why the Airbus A320 jet plunged into the sea on May 19, killing all 66 people on board.
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The original floors were not in usable condition to be restored to their original stones, and Mr. Fallenberg had them paved with a colorful Persian tile pattern mimicking the Turkish period, with touches of the cerulean blue found throughout Acre.
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One of the many important lessons of "To Pixar and Beyond" is a kind of corollary to Goldman's famous aphorism noted above: knowing what you don't know in creative businesses is a necessary but insufficient condition to not screwing them up.
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BEIJING, Nov 14 (Reuters) - China and the United States are holding in-depth discussions on the first phase of a trade pact, and cancelling tariffs is an important condition to reach a deal, the Asian giant's commerce ministry said on Thursday.
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The parties agreed the "obtaining of any debt financing is not a condition" to the closing of the deal, and reaffirmed that it would be completed "irrespective and independently of the availability of any debt financing", according to a regulatory filing.
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In the decades since, artists have presented visions of the black condition to signal how, since the 1960s, America has mostly lived in-between that dream and the realities of race and life that existed before the Civil Rights Movement.
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"With the likelihood that the respondent will abscond, I'm of the considered view that the respondent's presence (in court) cannot be secured by the setting of bail or the setting of any condition to the granting of bail," he said.
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The bloc is considering adding a "sincere cooperation" condition to that option, a gentleman's agreement to minimise any risk that Britain could stall the EU's agenda and vital processes, or undermine its operations or the legitimacy of its key institutions.
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The bloc is considering adding a "sincere cooperation" condition to that option, a gentleman's agreement to minimize any risk that Britain could stall the EU's agenda and vital processes, or undermine its operations or the legitimacy of its key institutions.
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"Haiti is in no condition to both deal with the overwhelming challenges of the disasters that have struck ... much less to replace the remittances they send back to support hundreds of thousands of family members," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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As a condition to a deal, Odebrecht and partner Changi Airports International Pte Ltd of Singapore will pour 900 million reais ($290 million) into the investment vehicle managing Galeão, representing payment of past-due operating licensing fees, the person said.
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Italian banks are large holders of the country's 2.3 trillion euro debt and Rome is opposed to a proposal to strip sovereign bonds of their risk-free status as a pre-condition to move towards closer banking integration within Europe.
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"We couldn't use my eggs because there's a 50/50 chance I could pass it on and I just don't think I would be able to live with myself if I knew I passed this condition to my kids," Bliesner said.
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U.S.C. fired Sarkisian in October 2015 after Athletic Director Pat Haden said he showed up in no condition to lead practice after an embarrassing public display earlier at a pep rally where he appeared to be intoxicated while giving a speech.
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Italian banks are large holders of the country's 2.3 trillion euro debt and Rome is opposed to a proposal to strip sovereign bonds of their risk-free status as a pre-condition to move towards closer banking integration within Europe.
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In it he names and shames French politicians for debasing his father, a former factory worker, and others like him, by forcing them to work menial jobs for little money when they are in no physical condition to do so.
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And if Xenon could develop a new drug that could somehow mimic this condition—"to inhibit the Nav1.7 channel to partially replicate that absence of pain," he explains—then it could relieve people's pain without any of the side effects of opioids.
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The shift is also a sign that Brazilian companies have grown less reliant on local banks, which in the past often demanded a piece of any capital markets transaction - like an IPO - as a condition to increase or keep loan lines open.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A list of 13 demands submitted by four Arab states to Qatar as a condition to lift their boycott on the Gulf country is "very provocative" because some items challenge Doha's sovereignty, German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel said on Monday.
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There's even more at work here, according to stylist Derek Yuen, whose celebrity clients include Constance Wu. "These scrubs are an amazing way to detox and purify the scalp leaving it in a better condition to promote healthier hair growth," he says.
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"If operators do not accept the condition to enter the bidding for 700 MHz then they will not be able to get the extension for 900 MHz," Takorn Tantasith, NBTC Secretary-General said, adding operators must apply for the extension by May 10.
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The original regulation would have barred an estimated 75,85033 Americans who receive disability benefits from buying a gun and required the Social Security Administration to report people who receive disability benefits and have a mental health condition to the FBI's background check system.
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Wanting to forestall her dying not only for herself but for her husband and son as well, she had decided to try a clinical trial that required her to travel in her weakened condition to Indianapolis every week — a three-hour round trip.
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Jared Turner, UH-60 Blackhawk Helicopter repairer, TF AVN, said that it's his job to make sure that the aircraft are in the proper condition to successfully complete missions, whether it's carrying troops, sling-loading for air assault missions, or medical evacuations.
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The European Parliament has instructed vulnerable staff with a pre-existing health condition to work from home on account of increased personal risk related to the outbreak of the COVID-19 novel coronavirus, according to sources and an email reviewed by TechCrunch.
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And while health services in the country are more developed and wider spread than they were before the 2010 earthquake, Piriou and other medical staff interviewed by CNN emphasize that the country is in no condition to deal with another major disaster.
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"This judge is in no condition to judge any action against me because of his partiality and political motivation," Mr. Cunha wrote on Thursday from inside the jail in Curitiba, Brazil, where he is being held, according to the Folha de S.Paulo newspaper.
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He speaks in a thick East London-Cockney accent, and his words gush out in a jumble of enthusiasm, hopping from musings about the human condition to reflections on the history of Islam and anecdotes about the many jihadists he has known.
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Now completely blind, Bonnie may one day be comfortable enough with her condition to make it to the park, but at the moment, her walks are cautious, hesitant affairs, with all parties endeavoring to keep her from bumping into tree guards and signposts.
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The leaders agreed to scale back an original plan to buy 126 Rafale planes to just 36 in fly-away condition to meet the Indian Air Force's urgent needs as it tries to modernize and face an assertive China and long-time foe Pakistan.
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Yet scientists have uncovered a genetic link that binds their mirror-image conditions together, and pharmaceutical researchers are now deep into clinical trials on a new type of drug that seeks to mimic Pete's condition to treat Costa and others living with chronic pain.
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The Open Arms ship, run by a Spanish charity of the same name, has been stranded at sea for 18 days, with the charity saying that the migrants are distressed and in no condition to sail to Spain in such cramped conditions on board.
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Mr. Rajoy said at a news conference that he wanted to remain as the head of the next government, but that "at this time I am not in a condition to do so," because his conservative Popular Party lacks the required support in Parliament.
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The question of whether Japan can decisively emerge from deflation is a matter of huge debate, and the Reuters Corporate Survey found many respondents worried by a steep slide in oil prices with some concerned that deflation has become too chronic a condition to change.
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"Sepsis is a notoriously difficult condition to spot, and to do so relies upon health professionals being alert to the possibility of sepsis in any patient who is deteriorating without a clear cause," Dr. Ron Daniels, CEO of the UK Sepsis Trust told Mirror.
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Ms. Bergen was also intrigued by the idea of returning but she had one condition: The show would need to be shot in New York, so she could stay close to her husband, Marshall Rose, who is not in any condition to travel, she said.
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And even where state law is unclear whether licensing requirements extend to such firms, we have seen regulators insist on some degree of oversight or review of third-party data providers and telematics as a condition to approving the utilizing insurer's policy rate filings.
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Levine helps patients reframe the moment as an opportunity to get their bodies in optimal condition to conceive, like by limiting their news consumption to manage stress and by eating a Mediterranean-style diet, which has been shown to improve pregnancy and birth outcomes.
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Mr. Barron, a progressive firebrand, did praise the Assembly speaker, Carl E. Heastie of the Bronx, for refusing to bend to the Senate's demands to increase the number of charter schools in the state as a condition to extend mayoral control of the city's schools.
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The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New York reversed the dismissal of a lawsuit alleging the bank and Wachovia Corp, now owned by Wells Fargo, during the 2008 financial crisis misrepresented their financial condition to obtain emergency loans from Federal Reserve Banks (FRBs).
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Stuck in the middle is Harlan's meek nurse Marta (Ana de Armas, Joi from Blade Runner 2049) who vomits uncontrollably if she tells a lie — a bad medical condition to have during a murder-mystery where everyone she works for has some sort of secret.
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But the 28-member bloc's position on Syria is in flux after France's new President Emmanuel Macron broke with the previous French government position by saying he saw no legitimate successor to Assad and no longer considered his departure a pre-condition to resolving the war.
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We can start to collect the data of what that disease did to different people, and try to correlate it to their genes, their environment, their condition, to start to more accurately predict what the disease will do inside you, and what we can do about it.
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Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) on Thursday rejected President Trump's proposal for a "down payment" on a border wall as a condition to reopen the government.
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If Silva hadn't made such a scene and Herb Dean hadn't stuck to his guns so firmly that he hadn't stopped the fight, someone in a position to stop the fight might have noticed that Bisping was in no condition to continue as the round ended.
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The Cuban government runs a well-equipped hospital for foreigners in Havana, but the C.I.A. assumed that the doctors would relay information about the victims' condition to the intelligence services, who could then cover their tracks or improve the effectiveness of whatever was causing the injuries.
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If I were an amputee, my prayer would be to help me make the best of my condition, to be a good follower of the perfect example set by Jesus Christ and to be thankful for life, freedom and opportunities to be a blessing to others.
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The signals are: a U.S. government evacuation order to U.S. citizens in South Korea, a large scale U.S. military build-up near the Korean peninsula resembling 1994, and a ramp-up of the U.S. defense readiness condition to level three from level four, the Nomura report said.
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And in the Season 7 finale, a well-timed touch to her belly reveals her condition to Tyrion, right as they're in the midst of a fraught political negotiation, perhaps because she wants him to believe she might put aside their differences for the good of her unborn child.
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"The committee has organized in order to be in a position to evaluate statements made by Venezuela and PDVSA with regard to their present situation and financial condition, to facilitate communication among bondholders and other stakeholders, and to consider financing alternatives under an appropriate policy scenario," the statement said.
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Here are some of the key stories CNBC is following this hour: The U.S. senate voted to roll back an Obama administration rule that required the Social Security Administration to report people who receive disability benefits and have a mental health condition to the FBI's background check system.
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Charter was originally at risk of being barred from operating in the state entirely due to its failure to roll out high-speed internet services to more homes, which the company had originally promised to do as a condition to be allowed to merge with Time Warner Cable.
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It was thoracic outlet syndrome, which is a notoriously difficult condition to diagnose, so it took forever to find, and rather than listen to the only guy who actually knows what his own body is feeling, everyone—writers, fans, even the organization—was sold on the Yips Theory.
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"Interestingly, each of Dark Blue Labs, Vision Factory and VocalIQ saw teams remain in the UK: the former two joined DeepMind's London team (which insisted to remain in London as a condition to their acquisition) while the latter set up the Cambridge-based Apple Siri team," noted Benaich.
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"I don't know what could be more disgusting than putting a tax cut that goes mostly to rich people ahead of the lives of children," said Kimmel, who previously has used his show's opening monologue, and emotionally cited his son's heart condition, to oppose rollbacks of Obamacare health coverage.
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In court papers, lawyers for the Catholic Social Services argued that the city "cannot demand that religious groups parrot its views as a pre-condition to serving foster children" and "it cannot retaliate against" the group by "shutting down Catholic's foster care programs" without violating its religious freedom.
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Under the new policy issued by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), states can apply for waivers that would allow them to require able-bodied adults to obtain a job, enroll in job training or education programs, or volunteer as a condition to continue receiving Medicaid benefits.
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Shortly after announcing the weapons test, the North Koreans threw in a new condition to any continued talks: Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, considered a hard-liner who helped persuade Mr. Trump to reject North Korea's proposed terms for an agreement, could not be part of future negotiations.
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From declaring addiction to be a preexisting condition, to stripping needed funding from Medicare for treatment, to denying funding to rural health clinics that serve people in need, to calling for stricter punishments, the Trump administration has done all it can to dehumanize, marginalize, and oppress people who struggle with addiction.
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We agreed that our man was in no condition to be left on his own; apart from anything else, his car stood outside the house, as it always did in readiness for a late call-out to some dying parishioner's bedside, and none of us knew where he kept the keys.
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And while a doctor doesn't need to have a symptom or condition to treat it effectively, if medicine is erroneously downplaying the significance of menstrual symptoms, having one or two women around who could have said, "Well, actually … " might have made a big difference in how we treat women medically.
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In the wake of at least five children dying in US government custody in the last nine months, two nurses told BuzzFeed News immigration agents have delayed taking sick children in increasingly dire condition to a hospital near the border for treatment, putting the kids at risk of potentially severe health issues.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the American Heart Association urge patients with any heart condition to take precautions similar to all Americans: Wash your hands thoroughly and frequently, disinfect high-touch surfaces, stay home if and when possible, and keep up to date on vaccinations, including one for the flu.
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People have to notice the asterisk beside the number and bother to read the fine print to realize that they have to trade in a recent phone that's in good condition to get that low, low price But those are only the latest signs that you're struggling to find buyers for your new phones.
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Due to privacy laws, the hospital was unable to confirm Parrott s condition to PEOPLE, but Diana Martinez, epidemiology program manage for Harris County Public Health, said that her office had opened an investigation into a reported case of Vibrio involving a middle-aged man who was exposed to saltwater, according to the Houston Chronicle.
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"I've always been against the EU," said Lydie, who like her husband is a civil servant and wants France to leave the EU. Both said they were not worried by Le Pen's statement on Saturday with her new ally, rightwinger Nicolas Dupont-Aignan, that leaving the euro was not a pre-condition to economic policies.
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Women can't deploy if they know they're pregnant or stay in the theater of operation when they become pregnant, and some women may choose to hide their condition to avoid being reassigned, noted Karen Weis, a retired U.S. Air Force colonel and researcher at the University of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio, Texas.
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The lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court in San Diego last month, asked for an injunction to stop the requirements from going into effect, but Judge Dana Sabraw ruled that state legislatures have a "long history of requiring children to be vaccinated as a condition to school enrollment," and not allowing personal or religious exemptions.
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I had spent the previous 18 months immersed in this diffuse and heterogeneous movement, through which I encountered many forms of radical optimism about the potential for technology to transform the human condition, to improve our bodies and minds to the point that we become something better — something other than the animals we are.
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The 23-year-old's lawyer, Robert Shapiro, tells TMZ he will appear in court Tuesday with his client and not only ask for bail, but Shapiro will ask the judge to impose a very specific condition ... to allow Conrad out ONLY if he agrees to enter a hospital where doctors can diagnose what's wrong with him.
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There will be NO financing condition to the completion of our acquisition of HP. While we are glad to see that HP's Board of Directors acknowledges the substantial merits of a business combination between Xerox and HP and are open to exploring the value opportunity for our respective shareholders, your response lacks a clear path forward.
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"By and through the Sale Motion and the Notice of Assumption, the Debtors assert that there are no defaults to cure in order to assume the Agreements, however, there are numerous uncured monetary and non-monetary defaults under the Agreements that must be cured as a condition to any assumption or assignment of the Agreements," Tarantino's lawyers said, according to the outlet.
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But many art experts argue that Christie's used marketing window dressing to mask the baggage that comes with the Leonardo, from its compromised condition to its complicated buying history and said that the auction house put the artwork in a contemporary sale to circumvent the scrutiny of old masters experts, many of whom have questioned the painting's authenticity and condition.
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In a stunning 20-page statement provided Tuesday night to lawmakers, Cohen details a wide range of allegations against Trump -- from making racist comments about African-Americans to participating during his presidency in an illegal hush-money scheme to keep his alleged extramarital affairs quiet -- as well as suggesting Trump faked a medical condition to get out of serving in the Vietnam War.
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And other transactions contemplated by merger agreement * Sbeeg Holdings in process of finalizing agreements with Yucaipa Hospitality, Cain Hoy Enterprises LP, Security Benefit Corp * SBE in process of finalizing definitive agreements for equity, debt financing negotiated at time merger agreement was executed * Says assumption or refinancing of mortgage debt is a condition to obligation of sbe to consummate merger Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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" The quote reads: "To laugh often and much; to win the respect of intelligent people and the affection of children; to earn the appreciation of honest critics and endure the betrayal of false friends; to appreciate beauty; to find the best in others; to leave the world a bit better, whether by a healthy child, a garden patch, or a redeemed social condition; to know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived.
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Here are the best ones you can buy: Best vehicle escape tool: Lifehammer Safety HammerBest car jump starter: NOCO Boost Plus GB40 Jump StarterBest multitool: Gerber Suspension Multi-PlierBest socket set: DeWalt 34-Piece Socket SetBest flashlight: J5 Tactical V1-PRO FlashlightBest tire inflator: Helteko Portable Air CompressorBest folding shovel: DMOS Stealth ShovelThe best breathalyzers for personal useWe cannot always tell if we are in good enough condition to get behind the wheel of a car.
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