One type, magnetic seizure therapy, triggers a seizure using magnets instead of electricity.
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And that was preventing me from having a seizure, which is the goal of ECT, to induce a seizure.
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A total of 30 epileptic seizure cases were identified at nighttime concerts, while 9 seizure cases occurred during daytime events.
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He also discovered that probing the amygdala could help seizure patients describe the exact sensations they experienced during a seizure.
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For instance, some seizure alert dogs are trained to sense the onset of a seizure, push their handlers against a wall to support their fall and then lick the face of their handlers during the seizure, Jackson said.
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Within the first week, anti-seizure medication may be given to prevent a possible seizure, which could cause additional brain damage.
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A seizure-alert dog could tell her person to find a safe place before a seizure by pulling on one tab.
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"We've never had seizure control, but 83 and 2015 were the best years of seizure control that we've had," the father said.
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By doing so, Eichenwald triggered a strobing image that read "You deserve a seizure for your post," which in turn triggered an immediate seizure in Eichenwald.
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He says in some cases, epilepsy patients self-medicate with over the counter drugs, which can interfere with seizure medications and their ability to prevent seizure.
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If a seizure-specific scent does exist, or better yet, a pre-seizure-specific scent, it could lead to the use of assistance dogs or the development of special diagnostic devices—a so-called "electronic nose"—to alert the epileptic person and others to a pending seizure.
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A febrile seizure is a seizure — convulsions or uncontrollable body movements — that's associated with fevers in young children, typically between 6 months and 5 years of age.
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If the seizure still persists, the patient is placed into a medically induced coma and is given anesthesia along with another line of anti-seizure drugs, under which efforts are made to wean the impact of those three treatments to determine if the seizure has been resolved or not.
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These delegations were generally backed by armed men, but initially, it was inconceivable — even to the Bolsheviks — that the seizure of power would involve real acts of seizure.
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"The seizure of Backpage is another example of state-sanctioned violence against the sex work community and their families," SWOP wrote in the statement following the seizure of Backpage.
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The seizure was Myanmar's second largest drug bust, following a seizure with a street value of $100 million last year in the commercial capital of Yangon, said Police Col.
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"This seizure was unprecedented in scale, the biggest ever class A haul in the UK, and we believe the biggest ever maritime seizure of cocaine in Europe," said McGowan.
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"The size of that seizure collectively — 1.1 tonnes [2,425 pounds] — makes it the largest cocaine seizure in Australian law-enforcement history," Australian Federal Police acting Assistant Commissioner Chris Sheehan said.
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Seizure condemned Saudi military spokesman Al-Maliki called the seizure of the ship Sunday a "terrorist operation" that posed a threat to the freedom of international navigation and world trade.
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Conspiracies around Higgins&apos death seem split into two categories: that he&aposs still alive and the seizure was a hoax, or that the TikTok seizure meme manifested his death.
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"The news of this record-shattering seizure is deeply alarming and underscores the fact that pangolins are facing a crisis," Mr. Thomson said of the seizure, which took place last Wednesday.
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"We were about a block and a half from our house when I fell to the ground and started having a seizure," Lavely, who has suffered a seizure before, told ABC News .
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This last option would be especially helpful to diabetic alert dogs and seizure detection dogs, allowing them to tell bystanders that their owner is having a seizure and in need of help.
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According to Rogue, the person who suffered the seizure told him that it was a tonic-clonic seizure, which causes convulsions and loss of consciousness, but it's not clear what caused it.
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DelGrosso, who has a seizure disorder, has required a ventilator to breathe since he was about 10 years old, when he went into cardiac arrest after a major seizure, da Costa said.
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The seizure follows weeks of threats from Tehran to retaliate for Britain's seizure of the Iranian tanker Grace 1 near Gibraltar on July 4 which it suspected was violating sanctions on Syria.
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Stormfront's domain seizure initially appeared to hit the forum hard.
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It's unclear if Hutchins' arrest is connected to that seizure.
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Five years earlier, a seizure put her in the hospital.
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The U.S. said China's "unlawful seizure" came in international waters.
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NEW: Facebook responds to UK parliament's seizure of internal docs.
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That's why the whole seizure was so devastating to me.
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It guards us against illegal and unreasonable search and seizure.
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Cheryl's mom Penelope (Nathalie Boltt) fakes a seizure in response.
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These extra pulses can disrupt and stop a breakthrough seizure.
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Then one night, she had a seizure in her sleep.
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Their eldest son Jett died of a seizure in 2009.
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But the Constitution protects people from unreasonable search and seizure.
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"I felt like I was having a seizure," Hardin recalls.
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Britain has called the seizure an act of "state piracy".
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The virus had depleted her sodium levels, causing the seizure.
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The Jordan team participates in a mock Airbus seizure event.
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She had picked a good time to have a seizure.
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You can't live without it because it's a seizure medication.
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I snapped this photo a few seconds after the seizure.
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He claims he suffered a seizure upon seeing the image.
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But the Indiana Supreme Court intervened and approved the seizure.
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Hamas officials had no immediate comment on the ship's seizure.
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The currents trigger a brief seizure, changing his brain chemistry.
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The seizure of Watkins's records was made public in June.
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The London Court of International Arbitration ruled the seizure illegal.
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Shaun Bridges put together an affidavit for the seizure warrant.
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On a flight home from Europe I had a seizure.
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It called for the seizure of documents and mobile phones.
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She was checked in immediately and put on seizure watch.
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The federal seizure notice appeared on the website Friday afternoon.
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That seizure was worth about $19 million on the street.
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The image did indeed cause Eichenwald to have a seizure.
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It was the biggest cocaine seizure in the country's history.
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This makes the seizure in Spain all the more fascinating.
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The official cause of death was listed as a seizure.
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The night before completing this piece I had another seizure.
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But within minutes of leaving, Abby began suffering a seizure.
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Seizure of vessel 'illegal,' Iran says On Thursday the British ambassador to Tehran was summoned in Iran over the "illegal" seizure of the oil tanker, a spokesman for Iran's Foreign Ministry Abbas Mousavi tweeted.
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After the seizure, Eichenwald's wife took over his Twitter account to say that the tweet caused the seizure and that police were contacted—both Eichenwald and his wife were roundly mocked for this post.
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Some of the reported seizure cases involved users who had a prior history of seizure diagnosis, while a few others suffered seizures in association with use of other substances such as marijuana or amphetamines.
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Although many more drugs crossed over than were seized, a few notable successes for authorities included a 16-ton seizure from a merchant vessel in Panama and a 6-ton seizure out of Ecuador.
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Driver Allegedly Ran Red Light — and Claims She Had Seizure Sources within the New York Police Department tell PEOPLE the driver in Monday's crash claims she experienced a seizure as she approached the red light.
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The total haul of 1.2 tonnes of the drug outweighed Australia's previous biggest methamphetamine seizure in Melbourne -- 903 kg -- at the beginning of the year, and is the biggest-ever drug seizure in Western Australia.
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As the family was opening gifts, Abby had her first seizure.
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Waking up from a seizure is a bit like being born.
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He died over the weekend in his sleep after a seizure.
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In that seizure, the drugs were found hidden inside electronic equipment.
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He was reportedly rushed to a hospital after the second seizure.
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Local media reports have suggested the seizure was at Beijing's request.
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This makes them subject to estate taxes and seizure from creditors.
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The young actor died in his sleep after suffering a seizure.
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Cadwalladr broke the news about the parliamentary seizure of the documents.
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I see him flopping around on the tier, having a seizure.
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And just like that, the anti-seizure drugs tendered their resignation.
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If seizures do occur, additional anti-seizure medication may be given.
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A troll allegedly gave a journalist a seizure with a tweet.
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""This isn't my first, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh seizure.
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One could argue that the gun seizure measures were paying off.
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An interactive map of drug seizure data can be found here.
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With epilepsy, patients never know when a debilitating seizure will strike.
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U.D. had his first seizure when he was 4 years old.
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Boyce died on Saturday after suffering a seizure in his sleep.
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According to Customs, it's a record seizure of the fake boards.
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Iran had said it would retaliate against the seizure in Gibraltar.
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Apparently when police arrived at her apartment she was mid-seizure.
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One option is that Boyce had brain swelling from the seizure.
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The DEA and all that with seizure laws and all that.
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Further, ERISA protects your 401(k) savings from seizure by creditors.
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The Hill: GOP lawmaker troubled by DOJ's seizure of reporter's records.
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The Pentagon said the U.S. will be investigating the "unlawful" seizure.
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But this seizure is also a warning for our federal authorities.
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Five patients became seizure-free over the course of the study.
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She stopped taking Tegretol, and she hasn't had a seizure since.
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The cocaine seizure is one of the largest in French history.
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Read more: So How Exactly Does a GIF Cause a Seizure?
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When I went to bed that night I had a seizure.
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In another scene, I had to collapse and have a seizure.
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BRISBANE, Australia — Lindsay Carter had his first violent seizure at 14.
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It's the second large fentanyl seizure in Nebraska in 2100 months.
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It's the second large fentanyl seizure in Nebraska in 227 months.
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More than a year and a half passed without another seizure.
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Kill had a seizure in the Rutgers football office on Sept.
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When a seizure takes hold he sometimes starts to turn blue.
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The seizure is just one of many over the past month.
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He later said he thought she must have had a seizure.
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Juice suffered a seizure shortly thereafter and died soon after that.
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Sadly, she died in 260, one month after suffering a seizure.
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But the seizure of his body drew harsh criticism within Israel.
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They deliberately stalled Ukraine's response to the seizure of its territory.
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The court could then order the seizure of a person's weapons.
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Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc went bankrupt one week after that seizure.
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Carles Puigdemont, the former Catalan president, blasted the seizure on Twitter.
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We're told he had a seizure and did NOT have coronavirus.
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According to witnesses, he had a seizure shortly before police arrived.
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That hope was dashed in 1933 with Hitler's seizure of power.
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According to the autopsy report obtained by TMZ ... Brandon had a clinical history of alcohol withdrawal-induced seizure disorder -- meaning he had a history of binge drinking and trying to quit ... which would trigger a seizure.
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Boyce's parents explained on Tuesday that he had epilepsy and died of a seizure, but, as New York City neurosurgeon Dr. Nitin Mariwalla tells PEOPLE, his family may never know exactly how the seizure caused his death.
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They can predict when one man is about to have a seizure.
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It was the largest single seizure of pangolin parts in Hong Kong.
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The happy talk stopped when the man started having a violent seizure.
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Colombian authorities trumpeted what they said was their biggest cocaine seizure ever.
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Photo by Andrew WhiteLil Wayne has suffered another seizure, according to TMZ.
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I was shaking really bad, as if I was having a seizure.
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This is the third product seizure since the law came into effect.
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Protections against unreasonable search and seizure simply don't apply at the border.
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The government's compulsory acquisition of data in this case was a seizure.
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Right around my 11th birthday, I had my first "grand mal" seizure.
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The seizure is still being held and no one has been prosecuted.
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The seizure of the British-flagged tanker is proving popular inside Iran.
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A seizure-detection device company raised $35 million in Series B financing.
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I hope I got good colors I think I had a seizure.
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" Sirvin explains that epilepsy is defined as "more than one unprovoked seizure.
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But when he had a seizure, he headed to the emergency department.
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"My husband, I believe, he had a seizure," she told the dispatcher.
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Media Missed This=> Did Hillary Suffer Another Seizure After Her DNC Speech?
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They're calling it the largest hoverboard seizure ever in the United States.
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Within the next couple of weeks you will see a seizure notice.
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But information about a coming seizure may be hidden in that flurry.
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The seizure represented the resistance against the Bourbons, the tyrannical French monarchy.
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HARRISON: If you have a seizure, you&aposre going to know it.
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The economy collapsed after the seizure of white-owned farms in 2000.
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It was Hong Kong's biggest seizure of "strategic commodities" in two decades.
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My friend Bristol had found Gatsby on the ground, having a seizure.
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France, Germany and the European Union joined Britain in condemning the seizure.
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Russia has described the compound seizure as a violation of international law.
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Giannunzio, 26, called 911 to report that Annie was suffering a seizure.
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Next thing he was on the floor having a full-on seizure.
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I thought drinking was cooler; I switched after I had [a seizure].
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So what happens within a cartel when there's a big publicized seizure?
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Read This Next: So How Exactly Does a GIF Cause a Seizure?
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He had a seizure when he was finally woken up, I'm told.
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It also legalizes and prolongs search-and-seizure powers announced last month.
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It can also be beneficial for people with a rare seizure disorder.
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We are always watching her to see if there is a seizure.
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The most recent seizure in September has triggered a rapid international response.
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A seizure-detecting dog is her best hope for a normal life.
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Tehran blames the United States for arranging the seizure of the tanker.
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The bill would also establish post-seizure review procedures in structuring cases.
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He stopped taking his seizure medications because insurance companies wouldn't cover him.
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The seizure of Ms. Watkins's records was alarming to First Amendment advocates.
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It was probably a seizure triggered by his low sugar, they thought.
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During that gap, I found myself post-seizure in an emergency room.
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If Simpson makes money, it's subject to seizure to satisfy the judgment.
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One night, X had a seizure and was admitted to the hospital.
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Europol and Dutch police also claimed seizure of Hansa, another popular market.
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The day after he saw Hersch, the patient had a second seizure.
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The group called it the biggest seizure of pangolin scales on record.
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I think of my father's illness and the possibility of another seizure.
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Those twitches were my body warning me that a seizure was coming.
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Zuchowski first suspected that the man had suffered some kind of seizure.
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Department of Corrections officials, who had known of her seizure history, had
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As a result, the patient suffered a near-fatal grand mal seizure.
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The seizure was the second big one this year in Guinea-Bissau.
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A seizure notice posted on a website reportedly tied to the group.
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Hannah Wallace was 16 years old when she had her first seizure.
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"We are exploring all options to remedy the unjustified seizure," it said.
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After a frightening seizure with "violent convulsions," he goes to his mom.
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I prefer to say seizure rather than fit—it sounds less medieval.
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In the 1952 Steel Seizure case, President Harry Truman claimed that seizure of the nation's steel plants was needed to supply steel to prosecute the war in Korea, but the Supreme Court found that his action was unconstitutional.
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Mariwalla says that unless there was a witness to the seizure — and reports on Boyce's death said that he was "found unresponsive in his home" on Saturday afternoon — it is difficult to determine that a seizure actually occured.
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Hawaii aligns closely with another major Supreme Court precedent – the opinion of the New Deal Justice Robert Jackson in the Steel Seizure case, which arose out of President Truman's seizure of privately owned steel mills during the Korean War.
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The seizure appears to make good on a promise from a Revolutionary Guards Commander two weeks ago to capture a British ship in response to the seizure of an Iranian tanker called Grace 1 by UK forces in Gibraltar.
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In Connecticut, where 762 gun seizure cases were carried out from 1999 to June 2013, a study by researchers at Duke University estimated that the law had averted approximately one suicide for every 10 to 11 gun seizure cases.
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It is therefore obvious that the line between an encounter that is not a seizure and one that is a seizure is constitutionally significant, for police may cross this line only when they have reason to suspect criminal misconduct.
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A new decree, called Law 240, legitimises the government's seizure of such assets.
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On the last day of Brittany Maynard's life, she woke to a seizure.
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Five days later, in early August, Maleah suffered a seizure, Bowens said, sobbing.
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Getting into the early hours of that morning, he had his first seizure.
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The Thai junta's seizure of power in 1603 strained ties with the West.
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The airport was largely destroyed by ISIS forces since its seizure in 2014.
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"They can't do a Mosul and mass seizure of terrain again," he said.
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Boyce suffered the fatal seizure on July 6 and died in his sleep.
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Penalties include the seizure of assets, visa bans and denial of government contracts.
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The announced reason: Russia's seizure of three Ukrainian military vessels over the weekend.
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The Humvees played a major role in the Taliban's seizure of Yamgan district.
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In 1981, Paul suffered a seizure brought on by drugs, and became paralyzed.
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Can we legally, can we thread the needle constitutionally, unreasonable certain and seizure.
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"Okay, so we have a person having seizure on [the interstate]?" he asked.
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She credits the fact that she's tw0 years seizure-free to these treatments.
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Speaking of seizures, Ronnie's storyline opens with a mass seizure at Riverdale High.
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One seizure stands out, though, for the havoc it wreaked on my life.
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Williams pulled the sheets tight over him and went into an epileptic seizure.
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I periodically check on my roommate who is wiped out from his seizure.
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The seizure represented the biggest of its kind in the last five years.
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Gwen lived 16 and a half years before she died after a seizure.
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Additionally, a Nigerian court last year briefly ordered the seizure of the block.
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The lawyers did not say how much the plaintiffs sought from the seizure.
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I choked her out, and she was just laying there, having a seizure.
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Watch her reaction, because I'm not — it almost seems seizure-esque to me.
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I mean, typically seizures will generalize, so I can't say that's a seizure.
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"The woman behind me got some kind of a seizure," remembered the actress.
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Dreamer told fans the seizure was not the result of substance abuse. Interested.
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So prosecutors refer to the initial production of information as disclosure, not seizure.
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Wayne was just moments away from taking the stage when the seizure hit.
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The Fourth Amendment of the Constitution provides protection from unreasonable search and seizure.
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Putin did not retaliate to the seizure of the compounds at the time.
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The alleged seizure comes as Venezuela faces long-standing political and economic turmoil.
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The IRS and Justice Department work closely together on these seizure-related cases.
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" Shortly after, Eichenwald's account tweeted: "This is his wife, you caused a seizure.
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You are depriving someone of their life -- it&aposs a seizure claim, Art.
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Coups depend on as rapid a seizure and transition of power as possible.
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A U.S. court on Friday gave three other Hanjin ships protection from seizure.
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I had a seizure and was in a convalescent home for two months.
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That followed a seizure of around 800kg in March, just before legislative elections.
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After experiencing a seizure at the office, he stopped going to work altogether.
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The seizure of his team and their equipment makes clear the dictator's toolbox.
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Last week's seizure was the third in recent weeks, according to the Navy.
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The U.S. and its allies ejected Russia after its 2014 seizure of Crimea.
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The Dutch museum believed its State Department waiver protected the works from seizure.
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Aubrie Krowel, who's now four, had her first seizure at eight months old.
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No, it was the seizure of over 640,000 weapons by the Australian government.
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Medical consequences of cocaine addiction include seizure, stroke and bleeding within the brain.
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The ship's seizure will only raise already heightened tensions between the two countries.
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A spokesman for HNA said he has no update regarding the asset seizure.
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Less than two weeks later, officials made another seizure at the Channel Tunnel.
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That was the first such seizure of a vessel off Somalia since 2012.
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Tank Abbott mocked an opponent for having a seizure after he concussed him.
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Rapper Fredo Santana died Friday night from a seizure ... family members tell TMZ.
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Five years earlier, Miller's younger brother, Chelone, had died of an apparent seizure.
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No one had been arrested in connection with the seizure on Sunday evening.
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Relations between Ukraine and Russia collapsed after Moscow's seizure of Crimea in 2014.
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News of the government's Anbang seizure, she said, did not shake her confidence.
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In a lawsuit, he says this amounts to an unreasonable seizure of property.
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Nearly a quarter of those who have a first seizure are over 65.
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His wife, Sabine, has had a seizure and is incapacitated on the floor.
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I wasn't born with epilepsy, I had my first seizure at age 16.
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"Whenever I hear that, I pretty much have a seizure," said Dr. Daskalakis.
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Severe cases of hyperglycemia can lead to loss of consciousness, seizure or death.
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His mother reported that during one seizure, he fell and gashed his forehead.
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Day suffered a seizure after the fight and then fell into a coma.
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Another warrant was for the seizure of funds in accounts at three banks.
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In the movie, the main character has a seizure while rapping on stage.
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He gets dubbed "Seizure Boy," and soon everyone is doing a #SEEZJAHBOY dance.
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This was the third-largest seizure of meth in Arizona ports of entry.
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He said the seizure was grossly disproportionate to the gravity of his offense.
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It looked maybe like a cardiac episode, or a seizure, or an overdose.
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Medications, including iron and anti-seizure drugs, can also cause elevated ammonia levels.
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Many Russian speakers welcomed Mr. Putin's seizure of the peninsula with rapturous applause.
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The seizure in 1994 contained about 6,000 pounds of cocaine, according to Mulvey.
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It sends an electrical current to the brain that triggers a brief seizure.
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In one video, she explains how to respond to someone having a seizure.
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But I opposed Mr. Sisi's seizure of power because I oppose military rule.
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Cameron Boyce, Disney star, dies at 20 after a seizure, family says 20.
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The seizure, the surgery, the fancy neuroscience fellowship she had to turn down?
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If Hannah had a larger grand mal seizure, the gaps could be frightening.
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Soon afterward, he would suffer a seizure and later die at the hospital.
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That seizure brought the port&aposs cocaine haul this year to 25.3 tons.
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The university statement said no one affiliated had a seizure around 5 p.m.
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The seizure came four months before Shrekli was convicted in the fraud case.
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"It was stopping every seizure, which was miracle for us," Jana Adams said.
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Relations between Ukraine and Russia collapsed following Moscow's seizure of Crimea in 2014.
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Finally, a seizure landed the 55-year-old chemical worker in the hospital.
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A marine official also confirmed the seizure, which he said was done "recently".
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His seizure of Ukrainian ships in November could also boil over in 2019.
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In a bar, one watches another man help someone who is having a seizure.
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It was Diastat, a drug that can stop a seizure before it kills her.
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A similar incident took place in 2012 and a 2013 seizure was nearly fatal.
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He had one seizure that seemed to come out of nowhere two weeks ago.
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She is blind and has cortical visual impairment and a very rare seizure disorder.
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If I don't take my medicine for one night, I will begin a seizure.
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The full statement is a bit confusing when it comes to the cryptocurrency seizure.
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The seizure is the largest in the CBP's 230-year history, the agency said.
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The seizure of the airport, which was largely destroyed by ISIS, is really important.
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If one does not respond to them, the patient is given anti-seizure drugs.
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Murphy was on a hike when he had a diabetic seizure in August 2016.
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Born Free Foundation said the recent seizure reiterates the need to end the practice.
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In that case, he says he dropped his iPad before a seizure was triggered.
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The March 20 discovery is the third such weapons seizure since September, Stephens said.
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Instead, they gave him dexamethasone, an anti-inflammatory medication, and an anti-seizure medicine.
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"This is the biggest seizure in the Malaysian history," Singh told a news conference.
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At the time, it was the city's largest seizure in more than 20 years.
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Every time I have a seizure in public, they insist on calling an ambulance.
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Huge haul The enormous cocaine seizure came as a surprise to New Zealand police.
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Afterward, the child had a seizure and fell over, local station WSYX/WTTE reports.
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UK FOREIGN OFFICE CONFIRMS AMBASSADOR TO IRAN SUMMONED OVER SEIZURE OF SUPERTANKER NEAR GIBRALTAR
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U.S. NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISER BOLTON SAYS WELCOMES BRITISH SEIZURE OF TANKER WITH IRANIAN OIL
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Often, those killed include people struggling with mental illness, emotional breakdowns or seizure disorders.
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CITES challenges Estimates from seizure data to make inferences about market dynamics is risky.
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After experiencing his first seizure at age 2, Bramblitt was diagnosed with severe epilepsy.
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About two years ago, I had a grand mal seizure in a ballet class.
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The state of play: Iran has not commented on the UAE tanker's reported seizure.
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Treatment will likely include drugs to dry out the patients' secretions and seizure medication.
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The document also cited an inadmissible search and seizure, but did not provide details.
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These actions include, but are not limited to, seizure, injunction, and civil money penalties.
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Boyce was 20 when he died in his sleep this month after a seizure.
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Last year, at 133, she suffered a seizure that resulted in a cracked vertebra.
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And Trump's seizure of the economic zeitgeist points to an eventual general election strategy.
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On Tuesday, she suffered a massive seizure and doctors put Denise on life support.
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Gord was diagnosed with incurable glioblastoma after suffering a seizure in December of 2015.
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Five percent of the children became entirely seizure-free during the 14-week study.
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A Florida judge dismissed the Miami charges due to an illegal search and seizure.
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The study also showed that the lag time between killing and seizure has increased.
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Normally defense lawyers, not prosecutors, make claims of illegal search and seizure in court.
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Russia justified the seizure by saying the vessels were illegally sailing through its waters.
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The paper did not say how much the Korean plaintiffs sought from the seizure.
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Failure to receive a sugar boost can lead to a seizure and even unconsciousness.
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The seizure cost the cartels an enormous investment in risk, costs, violence, and corruption.
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So the land seizure efforts of Cliven Bundy and his disciples are, ironically, unconstitutional.
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One promising model can be found in Fourth Amendment law on search and seizure.
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Hernandez has been assigned to protect Venezuela's assets abroad from possible seizure by creditors.
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The Geneva seizure also brings another part of the looting equation into better focus.
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On top of the cancer, he had a broken back due to a seizure.
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The day started out with a small seizure while Maynard was still in bed.
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"This is a significant seizure in this area," Hutting said, according to the audio.
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This seizure was one of thousands she would experience over the next 18 years.
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Justice Scalia was a staunch defender of Fourth Amendment restrictions on search and seizure.
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But it would have to be exceptionally clear that this is not a seizure.
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People who have been affected by revenge porn quickly hailed the Anon-IB seizure.
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He was rushed to Northwestern Memorial, where we're told he suffered yet another seizure.
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The West condemned the seizure as an illegal annexation and imposed sanctions on Moscow.
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It's almost like a seizure; you're moving so fast, your legs get so numb.
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At the time, Peters estimates that she was having a seizure every other week.
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Prescription drugs like anti-seizure medications and Klonopin are sometimes used to treat HPDD.
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One worker also had a seizure, Salem fire chief Gerry Giunta confirmed to Gizmodo.
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He names seizure disorders, catatonia, and life-threatening withdrawal from alcohol and other sedatives.
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In October 2012, his plane made an emergency landing following a reported Wayne seizure.
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The doctors diagnosed a fever-induced seizure, although he didn't really have a fever.
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Supporters said the seizure of the sailors was one reason to support the bill.
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The agreement did not settle the dispute over the planned seizure of nearby homes.
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Mehmet Disli, who was accused of organizing the seizure of the General Staff headquarters.
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On Thursday, US authorities announced the seizure of the largest dark web marketplace AlphaBay.
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It was vintage Putin, showcasing his seizure of any opportunity to divide the West.
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Mr. Eichenwald, who has epilepsy and had written about it, immediately suffered a seizure.
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Because he lacks insurance, he inevitably runs out of medication and has a seizure.
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Earlier reports said Moscow was also considering the seizure of U.S. compounds in Russia.
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She was hospitalized following a seizure after smoking synthetic cannabis and inhaling nitrous oxide.
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I didn't really know what was happening, it was like a seizure or something.
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An autopsy confirmed he died in his sleep after a seizure related to epilepsy.
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" Emaza: "The day was crazy because our baby sister had a seizure that morning.
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The drone was returned after the Obama administration publicly chided China over the seizure.
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"Like vomiting, hypertension, hallucinations, psychosis, seizure, coma and, in some cases, death," Baumann said.
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Still, they insisted that their seizure of the capital had been good for Yemen.
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"This is his wife, you caused a seizure," she replied to the Twitter account.
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My administration will respect the Fourth Amendment and protect against unlawful search and seizure.
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Signals cross—Yoel had his first seizure at ten weeks—and motor control decays.
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The bank accounts were revealed in a search-and-seizure list from Washington prosecutors.
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Dukes said he had a seizure and asthma attack while inside the police car.
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According to PBS's A Science Odyssey, he thought that if he could stimulate an aura, the sensation many patients experience before the onset of a seizure, using an electric probe, he could figure out where the seizure activity originated in the brain.
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The TV station has been fighting court battles since August 2015 when a court found in favour of former co-owner Kibar Khalvashi and ordered the seizure of its property and later the seizure of shares in the company that owns Rustavi 2.
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They were amazed to find, not only a fascinating piece of music, but also the clearly outlined transitions of the three stages of a seizure: from calm resting state to chaotic cadence of the seizure, and finally an easing into a recovery phase.
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Researchers are keeping a close eye on the effect of laws in Connecticut, Indiana and California allowing the temporary seizure of guns from people who pose an immediate threat of harm, known as gun violence restraining orders or pre-emptive gun seizure laws.
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"After a prolonged and unexplained seizure, Huawei has decided to drop the case after the US government returned the equipment, which Huawei views as a tacit admission that the seizure itself was unlawful and arbitrary," Huawei said in a press release on Tuesday.
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For example, a three-year-old girl having a seizure would be deprived of medication until paramedics got a physician on the radio or phone and then detailed her information or worse, until she arrived at the hospital – all while the seizure continues.
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We don't see the violent behavior or the seizure aspect we see with this drug.
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However, officials are saying this is the second such seizure of the substance in Canada.
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Her first seizure occurred during a childhood sleepover and was given medicine for acute migraines.
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Unfortunately, one of dogs suffers a heat stroke seizure before it can fully cool down.
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McCain said the Chinese seizure of the drone was a "gross violation" of international law.
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The drone seizure seemed likely to fray the already tense relations between U.S. and China.
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By the time she turned 3, Abby had tried about eight different anti-seizure medications.
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Le told them that chances of another anti-seizure drug working on Abby were tiny.
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Kenneth Mapp issued a disturbing executive order authorizing the emergency seizure of guns and ammunition.
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Republicans were beginning to express concern over government seizure of private lands via eminent domain?
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Upon being hospitalized, she suffered a seizure and was medicated to help with her recovery.
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"I literally think that he's having a seizure so I sprint in there," Bilheimer said.
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Subsequent studies have shown that CHD8 mutations are also linked to seizure disorders and schizophrenia.
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The Times said that the content of Watkins' messages were not part of the seizure.
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An average of 36% of the total number of tusks were sampled in each seizure.
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Annual DEA seizure amounts were cut by more than one-third after the 2015 reform.
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Miami-Dade Police told the affiliate it's the largest cash seizure in the department's history.
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According to the FSIA, assets must fall under "commercial use" to be eligible for seizure.
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Araqchi said Britain's seizure of the Iranian tanker was a violation of the nuclear pact.
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A singer-songwriter and father of three boys, Williams, 43, had experienced a seizure before.
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When someone suffers a seizure in real life, it can be an intense, scary experience.
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When someone suffers a seizure during a VR chat, it can be even more terrifying.
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According to TMZ, Wayne was flying from Milwaukee to California when the first seizure happened.
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Layleen Polanco, a young trans Latina, died from an epileptic seizure at Rikers in June.
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How can this warning bell for a seizure manifest in people who don't have epilepsy?
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After Betty's seizure last week, the teen sleuth isn't sure what she's seeing is real.
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Should the staff encounter such products at import, we may seek detention and/or seizure.
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The haul also contained the third major seizure of pangolin scales in Singapore this year.
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Keenan said the seizure was one the largest hauls of illicit drugs in Australian history.
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That followed another report of a child who had seizure after using the teething tablets.
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" These are games that are "a kind of spasm, seizure, or shock which destroys reality.
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Araqchi said Britain's seizure of the Iranian tanker was a violation of the nuclear pact.
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"After the 2015 seizure, we ramped up efforts among all government agencies," said Brig. Gen.
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Typical anti-seizure medications didn't work, so his doctors eventually put him on cannabis oil.
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The possibility of seizure has "been a worry from the very beginning," Ms. Block said.
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At their peak early Monday, Brent futures were 21% higher since news of the seizure.
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According to the documents, the woman suffers from quadriplegia, recurrent pneumonia and a seizure disorder.
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Gamers play through his failed gubernatorial run and the seizure of the Triborough Bridge Authority.
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Pyongyang predictably reacted with defiance, denouncing the seizure as an unlawful violation of its sovereignty.
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The reality is that Facebook's "Terms of Service " is a carte blanche seizure of information.
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Bryand "Krucial B" McIntosh suffered a seizure in a public restroom, according to one witness.
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Britain's seizure of the Grace 1 has exacerbated maritime tensions between the West and Iran.
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Prosecutors believe the defendants, who are all Muslim, denied the dead child anti-seizure medication.
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The United States and its allies imposed them in response to Russia's seizure of Crimea.
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At least one child on a keto diet for seizure control died of heart failure.
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Ms. Pearson's son was having at least 24 seizures a year despite anti-seizure medication.
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Prednisolone eliminated his spasms, but a different seizure type returned later, and medicine didn't help.
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Last summer, a doctor recommended another brain surgery to try to relieve his seizure activity.
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It was, until the massive seizure in June, the largest bust ever conducted in Philadelphia.
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"Bizarre behavior, seizure allegations raise doubts about Hillary Clinton's health," read one headline last week.
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This isn't the first time children's media have contained some potentially seizure-triggering visual effects.
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A groundbreaking drug made from cannabis has brought hope for kids with rare seizure disorders.
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In May, a Swiss prosecutor dropped a seizure order on the painting, citing insufficient evidence.
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The hallucinations might also hint at the origins and progression of each seizure, Ransom said.
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Banks who accept deposits from cannabis businesses become open to government seizure and criminal prosecution.
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Some people experience synaesthesia, extreme euphoria and even orgasm at the onset of a seizure.
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The alternative route around Africa, taken by Grace 1 before its seizure, is far longer.
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I didn't know if she had a seizure, a heart attack, or a brain aneurysm.
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Trump on Thursday abruptly canceled their planned bilateral talks, citing Russia's seizure of Ukrainian vessels.
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If there's an overdose or seizure, a team of professionals is on standby to react.
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Initially, the seizure of the yacht in Dubai sounded like a setback for Mr. Akhmedov.
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The Obama administration and the European Union had considered the seizure illegal and imposed sanctions.
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The seizure set off alarm bells about the relationship between the administration and the media.
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The bouts of suicidal depression were an "aura" signaling the onset of a partial seizure.
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Initially, the seizure of the yacht in Dubai sounded like a setback for Mr. Akhmedov.
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After his most recent seizure, calls of concern poured in from all over the country.
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The Times reports that Moore suffered a seizure while partying with daughter Rumer in 2012.
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TMZ broke the story ... the 21-year-old died on Sunday after suffering a seizure.
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Please see important information about how to help someone who is having a seizure here.
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One full body seizure at a grocery store last year sent her to the hospital.
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TMZ broke the story ... Juice died early Sunday morning in Chicago after suffering a seizure.
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If they don't comply, additional action may follow, such as a seizure or an injunction.
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Rapper Juice WRLD died after suffering a seizure at Chicago&aposs Midway Airport Sunday morning.
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"We do not, and we will not, accept Russia's seizure of the Crimea," he said.
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Because a "consensual encounter" is not a seizure, she needs no reason to do so.
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Still, the Pentagon viewed China's seizure seriously since it had effectively taken U.S. military property.
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Critics of the authority say it circumvents Fourth Amendment protections against unlawful search and seizure.
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The nurse stood by, ready with the rescue medication, in case Brooke's had a seizure.
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That changed abruptly when Mr. Maxwell, who has epilepsy, had a seizure in January 2017.
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During the seizure scare, Bethenny said she'd be putting her down if she didn't recover.
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As we reported, Cameron, who starred in "Descendents" and "Grown Ups," suffered a fatal seizure.
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Some people experience synesthesia, extreme euphoria and even orgasm at the onset of a seizure.
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Although use of recreational drugs such as ecstasy - which has been associated with increased seizure risk - was also more likely during nighttime events, the proportion of seizure cases in which the drug was used was similar at both daytime and nighttime concerts, the researchers note.
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In 2015, a court found in favor of former co-owner Kibar Khalvashi and ordered the seizure of Rustavi 2's property in August 2015 and later the seizure of shares in the company that owns Rustavi 2, which government officials have accused of bias.
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Epilepsy is a seizure disorder that is commonly caused by genetics, brain injuries or a stroke.
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The second we were in the ambulance, he went into a full-blown Grand Mal Seizure.
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It was during that first huge seizure in the ambulance that Billy sustained his brain damage.
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The little fighter is now back home by his best friend's side recuperating from his seizure.
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Almost all of the hundreds of search and seizure cases revealed Monday are still under seal.
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Five days later, Maleah suffered a seizure, and had to undergo surgery when she was hospitalized.
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Russia's seizure of three Ukrainian Navy vessels, and 23 crew members, on Sunday provoked international consternation.
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Although the charges behind Friday's seizure remain unclear, Wyden nevertheless appears to have been proven correct.
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Misty's doctor thinks she suffered a seizure, adding that Camden's quick thinking made all the difference.
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The 44-year-old had a seizure last Tuesday at home and was rushed to hospital.
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He argued that he's protected from the seizure by the 21091th Amendment's protection against excessive fines.
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Parasitic worms may be causing an often-deadly seizure disorder that has puzzled scientists for years.
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The seizure by New York's Department of Financial Services followed Kam Wong's guilty plea last Nov.
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It became clear that it was not a seizure, but a stroke, that triggered the paralysis.
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The precise context was a violation of the Fourth Amendment's protection against unreasonable search and seizure.
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The Reuther family has gone every six months since the first seizure to visit a neurologist.
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It was expelled for the seizure of Crimea, which, in his words, "happened a while ago".
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Boyce died suddenly on July 6 after suffering a seizure in his sleep due to epilepsy.
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"He's having a seizure," Asasa told Turner, according to audio recorded by the deputy's uniform microphone.
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TOWARDS THE end of 2014 a 66-year-old British man named Alistair had a seizure.
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At the time of the seizure, Playpen is said to have had roughly 215,000 users worldwide.
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He's manipulating a panic over the seizure epidemic to create a criminal base in Northside Riverdale.
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In November last year, the Justice Department expanded "Rule 41," which governs search and seizure procedures.
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The seizures have since been brought under control with the anti-seizure medicine Ativan, he said.
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The first is a reformed bankruptcy code that makes the seizure of businesses easier (see article).
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A spokeswoman for Daegu District Court confirmed that the application for asset seizure had been submitted.
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One theory is that ordinary déjà vu is a kind of seizure that healthy people experience.
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Former Bachelorette star Trista Sutter suffered a seizure during her family vacation in Croatia on Thursday.
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The dogs were presented with seven cans, only one of which contained the seizure-specific odor.
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The administration said they are not going to recognize the Russian seizure of Crimea as legitimate.
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The severity of her disabilities are rattled off: blind, deaf, cerebral palsy, allergies, seizure disorder, autism.
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A few years ago, Becca Bundy called for help while her daughter was having a seizure.
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Current treatments for pain management include non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, anti-seizure agents, and opiates.
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She had a seizure and turned blue, but Massad didn't have any oxygen in his office.
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Cruz cited the fourth amendment — which delineates lawful search and seizure — in defending the FBI's position.
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You don't get a diagnosis of "has seizures"—a seizure is a sign of something else.
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Reasons for the GM plant seizure are not clear, according to global risk consultancy Verisk Maplecroft.
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Man who triggered my seizure just been charged by Dallas DA with felony assault/ hate crime.
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Furthermore, five percent of the children became entirely seizure-free during the course of the study.
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"When you have a seizure, you can go into a state called status epilepticus," Mariwalla says.
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Davis also sued NASA, accusing officials of unlawful search and seizure, later reaching a $100,000 settlement.
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He has not had a seizure since he began taking it in January 2017, WGXA reported.
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All of their belongings were fair game for seizure, as well as their computers and phones.
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Officials say it has resulted in the seizure of 126 illegal firearms so far this year.
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The dam's seizure prompted concerns that irreparable damage to the structure's foundations may have been caused.
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Encounters between NATO ships and aircraft and their Russian counterparts increased after the seizure of Crimea.
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The family's challenges, including a threat of seizure, have provoked some harrowing moments for the Hermitage.
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The anti-seizure medication in question, Epidiolex, has been approved by the Food and Drug Administration.
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So, now Beijing has put all the pieces in place for its contemplated seizure of Taiwan.
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Three of the counts are alleged Fourth Amendment violations: unlawful detention, search and seizure of money.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story misstated the date of the seizure as December 24.
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He said monitoring the situation using detailed drug seizure forensics was a key public health strategy.
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His blunt comments on the drone seizure have only added heat to the tensions, said Brown.
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As we first reported ... Cameron, who died in his sleep from a seizure, suffered from epilepsy.
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By the time he was brought to the ER, he had suffered a grand mal seizure.
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Anti-seizure medicines didn't work, so he was sedated to stop the damage to his brain.
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The cause was a seizure, his wife, Elaheh Amir Entezam, told the official IRNA news agency.
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Something had gotten into my lungs while I was having the seizure and caused an infection.
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Washington denounced the seizure, but could do little: It soon became a tense Cold War standoff.
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Her son, Romare (named after her mentor), said the cause was a seizure while she slept.
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The Malaysia seizure, for example, contained ivory from two poaching hotspots in East and West Africa.
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A picture of her best friend bandaged in a hospital bed after a seizure last year.
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Ten minutes after her induction, Lein had a seizure, so her doctor began an emergency cesarean.
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Tensions had risen sharply on the Korean Peninsula even before the ship's seizure when, on Jan.
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Ukraine has been fighting Russia for five years in eastern Ukraine since Moscow's seizure of Crimea.
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Ever since his seizures started in May 2011, Billy has only had three months seizure-free.
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TMZ broke the story ... Juice suffered a fatal seizure early Sunday morning at Chicago's Midway Airport.
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This has been unlike any time since President Truman's Korean War era seizure of steel mills.
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What if my son has a seizure on the side of a mountain, miles from nowhere?
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Early on, this disdain was reserved for full-on socialist seizure of the means of production.
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"I haven't had a seizure in almost five months," he said beaming at his new space.
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South Korea often reveals the seizure of North Korean fishermen in its waters once it happens.
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If she does have a seizure, she gets a small drop of oil on her tongue.
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During the night, while he was sleeping, Zhu would experience seizure-like symptoms, similar to epilepsy.
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Failure to comply could result in fines or the seizure of Juul products, the FDA said.
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The seizure came after British marines helped take control of an Iranian supertanker on July 4.
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"All three of those websites benefited substantially from the seizure of Backpage," said Rob Spectre, ChildSafe.
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When Mr. Eichenwald clicked on the file, the strobe light triggered the seizure, his lawyer said.
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Argentina's former President Cristina Fernandez ordered the state seizure of the airline in 2008, alleging mismanagement.
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Sessions's statement last week came days after he re-established a controversial criminal asset seizure program.
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He died after allegedly swallowing a bunch of pills, possibly Percocet, and suffered a fatal seizure.
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The attorneys argued that the investigation violated the Fourth Amendment protections against illegal search and seizure.
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Hermann Göring was not appointed Prussian minister of the interior months before Hitler's seizure of power.
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Communist economics, particularly the government's seizure of private property without compensation, have been disastrous for Venezuela.
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She uses CBD oil as a preventative medication and THC oil as an emergency seizure medication.
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Even the nuns are preparing for immediate seizure of their property if eminent domain is granted.
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Many of your constitutional protections against unreasonable search and seizure are essentially suspended at the border.
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She's suing Orange County for violating her civil rights and for an illegal search and seizure.
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Guidelines from the Academy of Neurology recommend that doctors prescribe a medicine that poses no risk to a developing fetus and, if possible, only one seizure medicine at a time: "If someone is on more than one seizure medicine, the risk of birth defects increases," Ficker said.
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After the big seizure in September, Representative for West and Central Africa of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crimes (UNODC), Antonio Mazzitelli, told me: "The route in Guinea-Bissau is completely sealed after the recent seizure, at least for the next six months," he said.
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The home could be subject to seizure and foreclosure by the government to collect the bond amount.
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Plus, asset seizure tiptoes into criminal justice reform, its own area of disagreement on the Hill. 3.
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The -- our protections against unreasonable search and seizure were violated at the highest levels of our government.
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When he was a few days old, he had what appeared to be a seizure—more drugs.
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Earlier this month, the former Bachelorette suffered a seizure while on vacation with her family in Croatia.
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At the time, the drug was primarily marketed for infantile spasms, a debilitating seizure disorder in babies.
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November 15, 2016 - The Secret Service conducts the largest seizure of counterfeit currency in the agency's history.
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THE SEIZURE of a British-flagged tanker in the Gulf may seem counter to Iran's international objectives.
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One worker had a seizure, but Giunta could not say if that was related to the incident.
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Later, Yang discussed the seizure with a number of associates, according to wiretap transcripts of the calls.
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She stayed behind the camera for the clip — which may or may not give you a seizure.
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After a near-fatal seizure in 2013 the rapper opened up about his lifelong battle with epilepsy.
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That means warnings of Democratic tax increases and, more ominously, seizure of private property from the rich.
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As for the June seizure, no criminal charges have yet to be filed as the investigation continues.
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With its seizure, some sex workers lost their primary way to find and communicate with potential clients.
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The Iranian government fought the proceeding on several grounds, including that the funds were immune from seizure.
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Prosecutors requested the seizure of 441 million euros from Deutsche Bank and 445 million euros from Nomura.
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It's never for a seizure, it's usually for a bullet, but the principle's the same, I figured.
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She climbed into the ambulance with her ailing daughter and paramedics assumed Scarlett was having a seizure.
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Aiden McCullough, 7, explained to the news outlet that his sister had a seizure and fell backward.
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Their lawyers also say the matter amounted to an illegal search and seizure under the Fourth Amendment.
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It has also requested a court to order the seizure of a 3.5 percent stake in Vivendi.
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Just this week Thailand's military junta quelled protests marking the fourth anniversary of its seizure of power.
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The news regarding the timing of the computer's seizure was first reported Sunday by The Washington Post.
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In this case, the researchers used a sodium channel blocker commonly given to patients with seizure disorders.
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Then-President Hugo Chavez ordered the seizure, saying the rigs could be used by government-owned companies.
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He also thinks that the cops' recent seizure of his guns is unconstitutional, and he's likely right.
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Iran's seizure of the Iraqi oil tanker had raised some concerns about potential Middle East supply disruptions.
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Police served 33 search-and-seizure warrants in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, the statement said.
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Russian news agencies said around 15 Russians had been on board at the time of the seizure.
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Allen is also accusing the Fort Myers Police Department of conspiring to cover up the unreasonable seizure.
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And if a person can't stop laughing, they may have a "gelastic seizure" (gelastic simply means laughing).
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If epileptics knew a seizure was imminent, they could at least get themselves to a safe place.
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The FDA said that anyone who thinks they are having a seizure should seek medical attention immediately.
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GM called it an "illegal judicial seizure of its assets," including cars being taken from company facilities.
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The Stena Impero's seizure is yet another in an accelerating series of recent maritime episodes involving Iran.
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It appears that during the search and seizure of the animals, at least one snake got loose.
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No small thing if you're planning to give it to a toddler with a severe seizure disorder.
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In heaven as on Earth, laws protect American citizens from unreasonable search and seizure by their government.
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In 2011, the real-life Knut had a seizure and drowned in the pool in his enclosure.
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Failure to comply could result in seizure of the devices or a recall, a spokeswoman told Reuters.
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TRB was not exactly a secret to law enforcement, so the seizure has taken many by surprise.
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After years of inadequate treatment, I swallowed an entire bottle of Gabapentin, a type of seizure medication.
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Authorities are not releasing details about where the seizure happened or the identity of the presumed owner.
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Iran has vowed to respond to what it calls Britain's "piracy" over the seizure of the vessel.
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Iran has vowed to respond to what it calls Britain's "piracy" over the seizure of the tanker.
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He was supposed to be in school, but he had suffered a seizure at the breakfast table.
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The seizure comes months after China outlined a plan to ban the ivory trade completely in 2017.
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Autism is correlated to other conditions -- like gastrointestinal disorders and schizophrenia -- and sometimes associated with seizure disorders.
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The seizure is the first of its kind for the area, Harris County Sheriff's Office spokesman Sgt.
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"Interestingly, it looks similar to our other seizure medications in terms of efficacy and tolerability," Porter said.
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One seizure in 2013 was nearly fatal, landing him in the Intensive Care Unit in Los Angeles.
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NATO has criticized Russia over its seizure of three Ukrainian naval vessels and their crews in November.
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While medical staffers observed the child shaking, they could find no sign he actually experienced a seizure.
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Depo could also relieve some symptoms of sickle cell disease and seizure disorders, according to Mayo Clinic.
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One-fifth of his office's immigration traffic stops violated Fourth Amendment protections against unreasonable search and seizure.
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Boyce's family confirmed that he died in his sleep due to a seizure at 20 years old.
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United States that Fourth Amendment protections from "unreasonable searches and seizure" apply to cell-phone location data.
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Hunt said the ship's seizure shows worrying signs Iran may be choosing a dangerous and destabilizing path.
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Russia's seizure of Crimea from Ukraine prompted NATO to bolster the defence of its eastern member states.
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The Thanksgiving story buries the major cause of King Philip's War—the relentless seizure of Indian land.
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About 20% of patients are left with seizure disorder and personality changes, while a small number relapse.
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What solidified the revolution, though, was the seizure of the U.S. Embassy in Tehran in November 85033.
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Beginning with its illegal seizure of Crimea, Moscow has acted with growing impunity across a broad front.
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Eurasianism partially motivated Russia's seizure of the Crimea in 2014 and the invasion of Georgia in 2008.
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Trump has drawn criticism at times over his reluctance to condemn Russia over its seizure of Crimea.
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A year in, here's what it's doing for those living with and caring for rare seizure disorders.
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Read more: A groundbreaking drug made from cannabis has brought hope for kids with rare seizure disorders.
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The city's seizure represents a highly significant gain for Syria's government and a big blow for ISIS.
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The seizure of Mr. Wolf's property stunned Tulum, but people kept building and the tourists kept coming.
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I first heard about Acthar from the epilepsy community; my own son has an uncontrolled seizure disorder.
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"It's a very real thing living with a child that could have a [fatal] seizure," Jonathan says.
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Not long ago, I'd just returned from Singapore, where I'd sampled a 4.6-ton seizure of ivory.
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Young children who are exposed to nicotine in e-cigarettes can experience seizure, coma and even death.
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This turns constitutionally protected First and Second Amendment activity into the basis of a seizure of property.
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He showed a video of a supposed possible seizure that was in fact a comical gesture Mrs.
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The kitten experienced a health setback last week when she had what appeared to be a seizure.
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It was the patient's first seizure ever, which was also accompanied by severe muscle and kidney damage.
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A spokesman for UB Group, Mallya's conglomerate, declined to comment on his whereabouts and the trademark seizure.
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It is unclear what new developments prompted the raid of Lacey's home and the seizure of backpage.
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The statement adds that the seizure of equipment resulted in the network's audio feed temporarily going offline.
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One of her neighbors has a seizure disorder, she said, and some of the children can't swim.
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His limbs are no longer hardened, as they were that evening last July, frozen by traumatic seizure.
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The Fourth Amendment applies to the search and seizure of electronic devices as much as ordinary papers.
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In 2008, the Epilepsy Foundation had to shut down a forum after trolls posted seizure-inducing imagery.
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But minutes after it left, he suffered another seizure and had to return to ground in Omaha.
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In a state that champions and protects individual property rights, this makes eminent-domain seizure almost impossible.
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"There will be no takeover (and) no seizure of private assets", according to Presidential spokesman Amos Chanda.
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When the scene ends with Brittany's having a seizure, Brooke and Jay look on in distressed passivity.
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Fordham said he had been interdicted under the habitual drunkard statute and suffers from a seizure disorder.
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The referral resulted in the seizure of thousands of his documents in April, some related to Trump.
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Then, two weeks after the man's first seizure, the doctor got the answer he'd been looking for.
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His mother, Lanai Carter, keeps a baby monitor in his room, listening for sounds of a seizure.
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There were no arrests in the seizure, which the authorities said was part of a continuing investigation.
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There were no arrests in the seizure, which the authorities said was part of a continuing investigation.
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But he said the seizure in the county had added relevance because of its proximity to Philadelphia.
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The seizure comes at a time of great turmoil for the embattled government of President Nicolás Maduro.
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Singer sued the prison, claiming the seizure and ban violated his free speech and due process rights.
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The boy, Billy Caldwell, suffers from status epilepticus, a kind of seizure that can last for hours.
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Just 15 minutes after leaving the pond, the first dog to eventually die began having a seizure.
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My dog had a seizure in December 2019 and spent a night at the emergency pet hospital.
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You have a seizure (note: febrile seizures are relatively common in young children and are usually harmless).
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Two months after being off the anti-seizure medication, Devon's weight and personality came back, he recalls.
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However, federal courts have found that such detentions violate Fourth Amendment protections against unlawful search and seizure.
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An EEG (electroencephalogram) suggested that the patient's rigid posture might be a result of an ongoing seizure.
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I first learned about the seizure on Twitter from Morena Basteiro, an editor at Channel 7 (WABC).
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It also said last week it was operating normally despite the seizure of dos Santos' bank accounts.
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Additionally, 38 search and seizure warrants were issued, including for property of Mr. Cabral's wife, Adriana Ancelmo.
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Julia Pence, the boy's mother, said she rushed to the hospital after hearing he had a seizure.
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But after a seizure, Hannah, now 25, would sometimes have no recollection of them spending time together.
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When she senses a seizure coming, she rushes to the bathroom to hide until they go away.
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TMZ broke the story ... Juice WRLD died last week after suffering a seizure at Chicago's Midway Airport.
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Despite Iran's seizure of oil tankers in the Gulf, oil prices have sunk to $60 a barrel.
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Shown in mid-seizure — the result of post-concussion syndrome, her pallid figure seems frozen in space.
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I first learned about the seizure on Twitter from Morena Basteiro, an editor at Channel 7 (WABC).
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I ended up having a seizure, went back to the ER, and was adamant something was wrong.
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But neither the politicians nor the voters are clamoring for government seizure of the means of production.
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"One man takes anti-seizure medication which he is allowed to keep with him," Ms. Chavis said.
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Officials called it the largest cocaine seizure ever associated with a California-Mexico cross-border drug tunnel.
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Preventive medications, which include blood-pressure or anti-seizure drugs, help ward off future cycles and attacks.
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"This is the biggest seizure seen in our history in terms of value and weight," he said.
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The Trump proposal would make about two-thirds of this total vulnerable to seizure by business owners.
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TMZ reports he then suffered a second seizure as he was rushed to the hospital, where he died.
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However, it was quickly made apparent that the seizure didn't actually prevent users from connecting to the site.
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Eichenwald said the image triggered a seizure and he then sought to identify the person who sent it.
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A month after stopping the antibiotics, she suffered a seizure and went to Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota.
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A Nigerian court ordered the seizure of $40m in jewellery from a former oil minister, Diezani Alison-Madueke.
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"The man seemed to be having a seizure and was frothing at the mouth," a source told me.
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In neighbouring Germany, whose population is eight times larger, there were 2.48 million seizure orders, official data shows.
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Shortly after she arrived back home, Roo had a severe seizure, which sent him to the animal hospital.
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Things got worse for the woman a year after the rash first emerged when she had a seizure.
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The court may also consider whether the Fourth Amendment's guarantee against unreasonable search and seizure applies to Hernandez.
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While walking the family dog with her daughter Savannah, Jessa Lavely fell and suffered a seizure, FOX2 reported.
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Previously, NYPD sources told PEOPLE that Bruns claimed she experienced a seizure at the time of the crash.
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Those who cannot face seizure of their property or part of their monthly income, if they have any.
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However, CNN and MSNBC used similar photos and footage to cover the arrest and seizure of the van.
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Bran, who is in a vision at Winterfell, wargs into Wylis, causing the boy to have a seizure.
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The performer experienced another minor seizure after arriving at Northwestern Memorial hospital according to a report from Reuters.
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A spokesperson said he passed away in his sleep due to a seizure from an ongoing medical condition.
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The report tells of one particularly large seizure of illegally logged wood in Venezuela, totaling about 20,000 truckloads.
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The man was Michael Flynn, director of operations at the farm, and he was having an epileptic seizure.
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Matthew McClish — who hails from Galloway, Ohio — was in the second grade when he had his first seizure.
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A store clerk saved a baby seconds before its mother fell to the ground after having a seizure.
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The police are serving eight arrest warrants and 12 search and seizure warrants in connection with the probe.
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When it finally did come time to study for the bar, my biggest concern was having a seizure.
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She was put on anti-seizure medications, children's aspirin, and encouraged to stay hydrated to maintain blood flow.
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Naryshkin was blacklisted in 2014 as part of the U.S. response to Russia's seizure of Crimea from Ukraine.
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"Each large seizure we make is significant as we try to rein in the heroin epidemic," Brennan said.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May called for emergency security session today to discuss a response to the seizure.
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This month, a seizure of carfentanil in Manatee County, Florida, coincided with an increase in overdose deaths there.
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Parliament's seizure of the initiative was the culmination of a long process of disempowerment of the prime minister.
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Although the tanker flies a Panama flag, Iran claimed ownership and objected to the seizure of its ship.
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They really want to have her as awake as possible, while remaining seizure-free before they attempt extubation.
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According to TMZ, a woman in the third row suffered a seizure near the beginning of Jeong's set.
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In season 3, episode 2, Betty's mom and sister convince her that the seizure was just stress related.
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Its agriculture was harmed by a land-reform programme that approved the seizure of white-owned commercial farms.
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No, Gryphons & Gargoyles doesn't count since Betty and Veronica both experienced a seizure without ever playing the game.
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A warning letter outlines violations in the company's facilities, which if not resolved can lead to product seizure.
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A few of the cases were people with a history of seizure diagnosis, and marijuana and amphetamine use.
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Previously, NYPD sources told PEOPLE that Bruns claimed she experienced a seizure at the time of the crash.
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The cause of death is thought to have been a seizure, though it has not yet been confirmed.
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Now 26, and a research associate at University of California San Francisco, he hasn't had a seizure since.
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The cabinet said Iran's seizure of a British tanker in the Gulf was a violation of international law.
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The seizure is a result of months of investigations in coastal provinces of Jiangsu, Fujian and Zhejiang province.
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Moscow's actions, including the seizure of Crimea from Ukraine and the Skripal poisoning, necessitated a response from Washington.
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Taylor met with a fan called Alexis backstage in Denver after she experienced a seizure during her show.
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The dogs were initially trained to select a scent taken from a person who was having a seizure.
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Bastille Day, which falls on the 14th of July, celebrates the populist seizure of power from tyrannical rule.
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Photographs of the mountains of cash collected in the seizure caused a minor international sensation at the time.
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The seizure followed an operation by U.S. border officials and Australian law enforcement and took place on Jan.
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One night I was going at it in my bed and lo and behold I have a seizure.
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The latest development follows the British seizure of an Iranian oil tanker accused of violating sanctions on Syria.
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Although the seizure shook both Trista and Ryan emotionally, it was a "moment of awakening" for the couple.
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Proponents of the pipeline filed an emergency order Thursday to expedite seizure of the Adorers' land, WGAL reported.
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GM said the "illegal judicial seizure of its assets" by Venezuelan officials included cars from company facilities there.
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We're told they were shouting for medical assistance for a man having a seizure in the front row.
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Since his wife suffered a seizure last week, Ryan Sutter has been in a confused and contemplative state.
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The SPA also called for the seizure of the party's assets and the arrest of its prominent figures.
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Paul Watler, a media law specialist at Jackson Walker LLP in Dallas, is troubled by the seizure tactic.
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He was charged with cyberstalking Friday after Eichenwald suffered a seizure and pursued legal action against the troll.
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NYPD sources say the focus of the investigation will be on the driver's alleged claims concerning her seizure.
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It's not clear, for example, why some people appear to suffer seizure-related symptoms after their lightning injury.
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But the seizure of fakes masquerading as Chinese brands still accounts for barely 1% of the global total.
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The seizure was the first known instance of the DOJ targeting a journalist's data under the current administration.
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Many observers viewed the move as retaliation for the UK's seizure of an Iranian tanker two weeks ago.
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Is there a a seizure big enough that it would actually disrupt the infrastructure of the drug trade?
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Five percent of the patients on Epidiolex were seizure-free, while zero percent were in the control group.
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He "began having pseudo-seizure-like activity where he would gesticulate and make grunting noises," medical notes say.
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Even though authorities provided Noriega with a letter explaining the seizure, Amazon refused to initially refund his purchase.
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"I saw the patient having tonic-clonic seizure," Nik Mohd Azrul said, referring to a type of convulsion.
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And the courtroom was cleared after a spectator suffered what reporters in the room described as a seizure.
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I was the Financial Times correspondent in Tehran for six months after the embassy seizure and on Nov.
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Failure to correct the violations may result in further action, such as seizure or injunction, the agency said.
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The bust follows the March seizure of about $38 million worth of cocaine at the Port of Philadelphia.
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Unfortunately for her, fitting in means potentially catching a mysterious seizure-like condition that has befallen the dancers.
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It added the operation was part of a sweep executing more than 43 arrest and search seizure warrants.
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Jim Jordan criticized the seizure of a New York Times reporter's records as part of a leak investigation.
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This was the largest seizure of fentanyl in history, and appears to have belonged to the Sinaloa cartel.
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In March 2018, two parents in Australia took their daughter to the hospital after she had a seizure.
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He has taken to blaming former President Barack Obama, not Putin, for Russia's seizure of Crimea from Ukraine.
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The Foltzes agreed to speak with me due to our shared bond over raising sons with seizure disorders.
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The suit alleges trespass, harassment, invasion of privacy, infliction of emotional distress, wrongful seizure, malicious prosecution and defamation.
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The largest fentanyl seizure to date had been a 45 kilo load impounded in San Diego in 2016.
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The nation suffered the seizure of territory by Hitler in 1938 and a Soviet-led invasion in 1968.
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Tillerson: 'Critical milestone' The US-led coalition lauded the SDF's seizure of the city in a statement Friday.
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Then-President Hugo Chavez ordered the seizure, saying the rigs could be used by the government-owned companies.
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Yet his appeal brief is missing any reference to the mysterious seizure of the Silk Road Icelandic servers.
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" He went back to our friends in the other room and yelled, "Sarah's going to have a seizure!
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The Coast Guard released video footage of the operation, which was the largest narco-sub seizure to date.
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This is an archetypal scene that much of the constitutional law around search and seizure is based on.
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Wayne was flying from Milwaukee to California when he suffered his first seizure of the day, TMZ reports.
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The issue here goes further than just how search and seizure cases will be decided in the future.
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Zimbabwe now acknowledges that the seizure of white farms was economically and politically disastrous and is promising reparations.
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Like everyone else, he viewed Trump's seizure of the nomination as a worst-case scenario for the GOP.
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When she had a seizure there, she was flown 80 miles to a children's hospital in Iowa City.
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"The October seizure of power was not the end of the Bolshevik Revolution but the beginning," she writes.
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While detained for the shooting, prosecutors said, Mr. Blackwell told the authorities that he was having a seizure.
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Some news reports, quoting Olango's friends, have suggested that he had had a seizure prior to the incident.
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Germany's previous largest seizure was made in 2017, when authorities seized 4.2 tons of cocaine, also in Hamburg.
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Global health Minuscule particles coated with anti-seizure drugs seem to halt microbes that feed on brain tissue.
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In May, when we reported about CBP's seizure of Jones's parts, Apple declined to comment on the record.
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The details of this untimely death are sketchy; in one flashback, Marian seems to be having a seizure.
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Say, for instance, Mr. Putin's seizure of Crimea and attack on Ukraine, which led to punishing international sanctions.
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She loved working with children but worried that she could be holding a child when a seizure struck.
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Some loyalists to Mr. Trump said this amounted to an unconstitutional seizure of power by unelected staff members.
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One night I was going at it in my bed and lo and behold I have a seizure.
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"He is only 16 years old; the only mistake he made was having a seizure," Ramos told CNN.
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The United States has never recognized Moscow's seizure of Crimea and still considers it a part of Ukraine.
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In July 2007, Roberts was hospitalized after he had a seizure while at his holiday home in Maine.
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Patients are often confused for a short period of time after a grand mal or tonic-clonic seizure.
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But when she got the results of the patient's EEG, there was no sign of a seizure disorder.
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The Justice Department argued that the search and seizure of the emails would not take place in Ireland.
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In the end, it never came to a vote but the Supreme Court invalidated the steel plant seizure.
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The June raids led to the seizure of ingredients for making explosives as well as guns and ammunition.
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We're told Juice suffered his seizure -- which turned out to be fatal -- as agents were conducting their search.
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After a seizure, "I'd forget what day it was, the year," she tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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She suffered a fractured skull, seizure, subdural bleeding, brain contusions and brain edema, doctors said at the time.
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In cases where the seizure went to court, DOJ has control, but the IRS makes recommendations, Koskinen said.
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She was examined for a possible stroke, stayed two days and suffered a seizure while she was there.
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While being transported to the hospital, the professional boxer suffered a seizure in the ambulance, according to DAZN.com.
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The seizure of the Crimean peninsula from Ukraine in 2014 resulted in violent conflict between the two countries.
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Sheriff Reams acknowledged his risk of liability for ignoring a court-ordered gun seizure, but he's not worried.
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There was no physical weakness, no structural abnormality, no evidence of a stroke, seizure or transient ischemic attack.
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After blacking out in a bar bathroom, she had a seizure, fell and shattered a porcelain toilet tank.
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Our animals also recovered more quickly from seizure-like behavior with our oxime antidote compared to 2-PAM.
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Then, in the middle of her yelling at him, he had a seizure and a massive brain hemorrhage.
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"The passing of SESTA and the seizure of Backpage sent shockwaves through the tech community," read the lawsuit.
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As we reported ... Juice WRLD died after allegedly swallowing a bunch of pills, and suffering a fatal seizure.
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The arrest happened after police served a search and seizure warrant at his residence in New Haven, Connecticut.
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Rittereiser had a crash in 2014 in which she rear-ended a car after she had a seizure.
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Exercising a constitutional right to be left alone simply does not justify being subjected to a police seizure.
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Symptoms that should prompt an emergency room evaluation include confusion, difficulty waking or staying awake, vomiting and seizure.
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The boy suffered from a seizure and was vomiting and going through respiratory failure, his mother told CNN.
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Reuters obtained limited seizure figures from the Canada Border Services Agency under the country's access-to-information laws.
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In July, the Disney Channel star Cameron Boyce died at the age of 20 after an epileptic seizure.
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Rapper Juice Wrld has died after reportedly suffering a seizure at Chicago&aposs Midway Airport early Sunday morning.
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Check out the video ... a man was sleeping on a subway train Friday when he suffered a seizure.
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The country already allows land seizure, known as expropriation, but the constitution requires that the owners receive payment.
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The seizure followed an operation by US border officials and Australian law enforcement and took place on Jan.
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The agency's letter also says failure to do so may result in legal action including seizure and injunction.
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Another 2009 seizure in the border city of Mexicali netted 42 guns and nearly $3 million in cash.
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"Since 2002, Operation SABOT was responsible for the seizure and destruction of over 1.5 million plants," Paulson wrote.
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UK's unlawful seizure of a tanker with Iranian oil on behalf of #B_Team is piracy, pure and simple.
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The scenes there on Tuesday stirred memories of the seizure of two searing, politically consequential events in recent American history: the seizure of the embassy and 52 hostages in Tehran during the Islamic Revolution in 1979, and the assault on a United States diplomatic compound in Benghazi, Libya, in 2012.
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Scalia voted with the Court's liberal wing on flag-burning, search and seizure, and restrictions on violent video games.
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During a seizure, neurons misfire and send an abnormally large and quick surge of electrical signals to the brain.
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Lil Wayne's daughter says her rapper father is doing well after reportedly suffering a seizure on Sunday in Chicago.
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Boyce died suddenly on July 6 in his home after suffering a seizure in his sleep due to epilepsy.
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The morning after the Grand Canyon trip she had her "worst seizure" so far, she said in the statement.
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They include the seizure of private property, the control of mass media, and the deportation and detention of foreigners.
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According to TMZ, Wayne's jet made an emergency landing in Nebraska after he suffered a seizure in the air.
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South Korea's foreign ministry said in 2016 any seizure of company assets could drive relations into an "irreversible catastrophe".
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The seizure suggested that prosecutors under the Trump administration will continue the aggressive tactics employed under President Barack Obama .
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That seizure totaled $16.1 million in "trademark-infringed merchandise which was destined for illegal export to Mexico," HSI claimed.
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Eichenwald says that in October, a Trump supporter attempted to induce a seizure by sending him an epileptogenic cartoon.
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The exercises come at a time of heightened tensions between Russia and the West over Russia's seizure on Nov.
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"The complainant had no seizure activity, no choking or aspirating on food and showed no fatigue," court documents say.
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He wrote in Newsweek in October that a Trump supporter attempted to induce a seizure with a epileptogenic cartoon.
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Rights groups and European officials criticised the seizure, saying it infringed on press freedom in the EU candidate country.
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Erdogan described it as reward for Israeli actions including occupation, settlement construction, land seizure and "disproportionate violence and murder".
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On Sunday, he took a swipe at his critics, recalling Iran's seizure of Navy boats and sailors last week.
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When Charles Dickens suffered a seizure, a clothespeg was thrust between his teeth to stop him biting his tongue.
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So far, the one drug that seems free of fentanyl contamination is marijuana, according to DEA drug seizure data.
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There are plenty of negative consequences including cognitive decline, depression, restlessness, agitation, seizure-like symptoms and increased fall risks.
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With the country in a logistical seizure that suggests a dearth of at least some things in some areas.
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Because under the Fourth Amendment, a search and seizure is reasonable if it has judicial authorization and probable cause.
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The seizure comes amid a deepening economic crisis in leftist-led Venezuela that has already roiled many U.S. companies.
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I think that the seizure order will likely stand once it goes through [the Italian Supreme Court of] Cassation.
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Its seizure could also alarm Turkey, which is wary of Iraqi Shi'ite involvement in the civil war in Syria.
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The report said land seizure without payment is one of several of land acquisition strategies available to the government.
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The seizure has heightened tension between Iran and Britain, which is a party to Iran's 2015 multinational nuclear deal.
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While being transported to the hospital he reportedly suffered another seizure, which may have sent him into cardiac arrest.
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Failure to correct the violations could result in legal action, such as product seizure or injunction, the agency said.
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Ceribell, based in Mountain View, California, makes EEG systems for the quick diagnosis of patients with suspicion of seizure.
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Along with mastering standard training for a seizure alert dog, Rosco is also trained to snuggle Douglass' seizures away.
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IRAN CLERIC JAZAYERI SAYS BRITAIN SHOULD BE "SCARED" OF TEHRAN'S REACTION TO ILLEGAL SEIZURE OF ITS OIL TANKER - FARS
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IRAN DISMISSES "FABRICATED" REPORTS OF THE SEIZURE OF A BRITISH OIL TANKER IN THE GULF - IRIB WEBSITE QUOTING SOURCES
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A 12-tonne stash of them, the world's biggest seizure, was found last summer by the authorities in Shenzhen.
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Iran's seizure of an Iraqi oil tanker raised some concerns about potential Middle East supply disruptions in the Gulf.
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Britain called on Iran on Monday to release the tanker and its crew immediately, describing the seizure as illegal.
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The sheriff's office shared photos from the seizure, showing several rows of plant containers and officials at the scene.
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Police sources previously told PEOPLE that Bruns claimed she experienced a seizure at the time of the March crash.
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Patients typically arrive in an emergency room with a seizure and the tumor is revealed by a brain scan.
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Iran played down the seizure of the ship, which it said was a small vessel that was smuggling oil.
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Earlier on Wednesday, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said Britain would face "consequences" over the seizure of the Iranian tanker.
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The ten year old, Anthony, is currently hospitalized and battling a Hypoxic Anoxic brain injury after suffering a seizure.
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Billy Murphy, the McNair's family attorney, told ESPN over the weekend that McNair suffered a seizure at 5 p.m.
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