Details of what ailed him were a closely guarded secret.
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It is ailed by quarrels over taxes, pensions and climate policy.
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The Buccaneers (3-6) could be the cure for what ailed the Saints.
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Harris's energy wasn't focused on what ailed the city or its complicated politics.
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Policing and incarceration seemed to be the answer to everything that ailed New York.
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At this late date he had developed a cleareyed view of what ailed him.
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"Today's game, honestly, it's been what's ailed us all year," Hilltoppers coach Mike Sanford said.
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In January, when Mara was talking about what ailed his team, Reese was obviously listening.
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That was the catchall term for syphilis, anemia and just about anything that ailed you.
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It rushed by and through her and, she says, took with it all that had ailed her.
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It takes the imperfect OnePlus 5 from five months ago and fixes much of what ailed it.
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The tablet was a critical disaster ailed by poor performance, meh build quality, and software update issues.
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In July, her daughter died in Baton Rouge, while her infant great-granddaughter mysteriously ailed in Houston.
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Her pitch seems familiar now: a brash, unconventional business titan was the cure for what ailed Washington.
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He ran successfully for governor in 2014 on his business acumen, promising to fix what ailed the state.
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It was not clear what ailed the boy, and no one wanted to interrupt the doctor to ask.
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He had called them together to see what ailed some of their distinguished colleagues in the intellectual community.
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At times, though, she suggested that this single policy was a solution to all that has ailed lower-income communities.
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Mauldin, entering his third season, has been dealing with a back injury that ailed him for most of training camp.
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For weeks, the hospital staff in Ulm, halfway between Stuttgart and Munich, could not figure out what ailed the infants.
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A 34-7 win ensued, with Los Angeles having apparently cured itself of all that ailed it on offense and defense.
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Obama's move to open relations robbed the Castro regime of its fail-safe excuse for all that ailed Cuba -- the United States.
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Playing at home against a Mid-American Conference team turned out to be the cure for what has ailed Minnesota of late.
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While pipette drift was something that ailed all blood analyzers that relied on pipetting systems, the phenomenon was particularly pronounced on the miniLab.
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There's a good chance that what ailed the market in 2018 could reverse sometime in 2019, providing strong tailwinds for stocks, some strategists said.
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Cubs manager Dusty Baker even poured some of it on Mark Prior's injured elbow in the hope that it would cure what ailed him.
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It's also avoided some of the trickier privacy questions that have ailed Alexa recently — like, for example, whether the always-on speaker is subject to subpoena.
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It was natural in 1964, then, to suppose that what ailed the black community was lack of opportunity — because, quite simply, this indeed was the problem.
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In November, Mnangagwa had said Mugabe was no longer able to walk when he had been admitted to a hospital in Singapore, without saying what ailed him.
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Six weeks ago, Culp replaced John Flannery, who was viewed as too slow at fixing what ailed the conglomerate after he took over from long time CEO Jeff Immelt.
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Just two weeks into his new role as CEO, Gonzalez is tasked with turning around one of the world's largest companies that has ailed under debt and political obligations.
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Instead, brands from centuries ago seem to satisfy a longing for simpler times, when a splash of menthol toner or pat of calendula cream could fix whatever ailed you.
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But the Ohio governor also remained a sideshow in a Republican election dominated by Donald Trump's attacks on his rivals and promises to fix all that ailed the American people.
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Frances Frei, who was hired to fix what ailed Uber's broken culture and put its controversial CEO and co-founder Travis Kalanick on the right path, is leaving the company.
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Compare that to "Lock Her Up." Trump avoided service in Vietnam because of a bone spur, although he couldn't recall, when asked during the 2016 campaign, which foot ailed him.
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First, though the events take place more than 40 years ago, the book reads like a search for what currently ails us, because what ailed us then ails us now.
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Charmed by snake oil salesmen posing as real estate developers who touted casinos as a panacea to what ailed "The World's Famous Playground," Atlantic City passed a referendum to legalize gambling.
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For a few weeks my gloom lifted, and I became utterly convinced that if this girl went out with me, if she fucked me, I'd be cured of all that ailed me.
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Also, in recent weeks, even as the staff morass consumed her campaign, Harris' aides and early-state surrogates were talking a lot about how she'd corrected for the tics that ailed her.
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"No, I am an independent," Sanders replied, before launching into a lengthy explanation of what ailed the party -- whose nomination he sought in 2016 -- and what it needs to do in order to reclaim power.
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As Mr. Levine has ailed in recent years, Peter Gelb, who had already assumed more artistic control when he became the Met's general manager, took on an even greater role in choosing repertoire and artists.
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It is very engaged with the American-backed Afghan government, and has been a source of some economic support — and, covertly, of bags of cash to influential Afghans — even when its own economy has ailed.
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Those arrested include Bouteflika's younger brother Said, who had acted as de facto regent as the president ailed, the once-untouchable security chief Mohamed Mediene, and two former prime ministers Ahmed Ouyahia and Abdelmalek Sellal.
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It's a fetishized time, like childhood, when your mother always held the answer and could minister the cure for whatever ailed you — and even if she really couldn't, it's nice to revisit that place anyway.
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The film, Brackman suggested, failed to diagnose the source of the disaffection felt by Benjamin and his counterparts out in the audience, which stemmed from Nichols's insufficient portrayal of what ailed the country in the first place.
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When she first dropped out, she actually had this vision for what she called a Thera-patch, which was like an armband that would have microneedles, and the microneedles would draw your blood and diagnose whatever ailed you.
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Their cases are checked daily while they're kept "in stasis," as cryonic believers call it, waiting until new medical technologies can cure or repair whatever ailed them, whether it be a heart attack, dementia, or perhaps even cancer.
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The 2014 U.S. Open champion moved well throughout the nearly three-hour match and appeared unhindered by the adductor injury and foot blisters that ailed him during his straight sets loss to Roger Federer at the All England Club.
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Because I did not know how to combat what was from the very first day of the Trump campaign an incredibly hate-filled tirade first against immigrants, and then with increasing numbers of people who were being scapegoated and blamed for whatever ailed you.
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There's no definitive diagnosis for what caused his many unpredictable bouts of strange behavior; doctors had a tough time figuring out what ailed the artist, suspecting everything from depression to epilepsy, fueled in part by the Dutchman's affinity for coffee and the green fairy.
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"We are thankful that C.C. was smart enough to convey his symptoms to our medical staff, and in turn they immediately engaged NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, who quickly determined the root cause of what ailed him," Yankees General Manager Brian Cashman said Friday in a statement on Twitter.
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Jirina Siklova, a sociologist in Prague who was a member of the Communist Party before the invasion, said that in the 1960s, she would frequently travel abroad and talk to curious students who viewed the socialist system as a possible cure to what ailed their own societies.
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" Yankees general manager Brian Cashman added in a team-issued statement, "We are thankful that CC was smart enough to convey his symptoms to our medical staff, and in turn they immediately engaged NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, who quickly determined the root cause of what ailed him.
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Not at the Game WASHINGTON — It was early enough on Saturday night that Game 27 of the N.B.A.'s Western Conference finals was still competitive, and Cheryl Reeve, the coach of the defending W.N.B.A. champion Minnesota Lynx, attempted to diagnose all that ailed the Golden State Warriors in their series with the Houston Rockets.
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His macho-isms, his penchant for dividing the world into losers and winners, his lack of empathy for anyone but himself — it all reminds me of home, and the sense I had, even as a boy, of a system of privilege that has ailed this country since its beginnings, but now seems to be, and sees itself, fading away.
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In 1975, while Franco ailed, Raimon sang at the Palau dels Esports de Barcelona, where he debuted one of his classics, Jo vinc d'un silenci.
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Though he ailed in his old age, he sporadically performed live; he returned to Graysville in the mid-1970s, performing with a local bluegrass outfit before retiring.
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He was elected to Parliament on 5 January 2014 from Chittagong-2 as a Bangladesh Tarikat Federation candidate. He is the Chairman of Bangladesh Tarikat Federation, ailed of the Bangladesh Awami League.
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This was particularly important for Welch as he believed that caring for the person was as important as caring for the disease that ailed them. Welch often went well above and beyond for his patients. Welch's commitment was obvious early on.
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Elizabeth Drinker complained in her diary that "(Brant) appears to be full of Glee as if nothing ailed her".Smith, p. 19 Drinker changed the child's name to Catherine Clearfield, to obscure her parentage, and refused to let Joe Gibbs see his daughter.Smith, p.
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When his friends asked him what ailed him, he replied, "I've just seen my wife." Frances had to leave college her junior year, as Ida Fuller did also, because of astigmatic headaches. She married George, and they went teaching together. Hall was the first Sigma Kappa to be married.
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Thus, dreams would show what ailed a person. There were two types of dreams associated with medicine: prophetic and diagnostic. Prophetic dreams were divine in origin and foretold good or bad tidings for the future. Diagnostic dreams were a result of the soul telling what afflicted the body.
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In a tale from the Tachi people, the Pleiades are five sisters who lived in sky and marry a man named Flea. When he is ailed by an itch, they no longer like him and plan to leave him. He follows them to the sky.Gifford, Edward Winslow; Gwendoline Harris Block.
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He is reported to have ailed for over two years at their main house in the city. He was washed and buried in that house. For a national hero, the Aladahdh clan built a shrine to commemorate as valiant efforts for his country. People from all over Iraq came to visit and pay their respects.
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She left the convoy at the Belfast Lough on 18 December and joined Convoy BB 246, which ailed that day and arrived at Milford Haven, Pembrokeshire on 19 December. She sailed on to Swansea, Glamorgan, arriving on 20 December. Empire Flamingo sailed on 5 January 1943 for Barrow-in-Furness, Lancashire, arriving on 7 January.
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Rukeyser 1998, pp. 120, 142 Recurrent pulmonary trouble ailed the young Gibbs and his physicians were concerned that he might be susceptible to tuberculosis, which had killed his mother. He also suffered from astigmatism, whose treatment was then still largely unfamiliar to oculists, so that Gibbs had to diagnose himself and grind his own lenses.
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He is ailed with a heart disease that prevents him from leading a normal childhood. Despite his mother's attempts to make him religiously conscious and obedient, Ephraim is just as rebellious as his siblings. Cephas Barnard is the husband of Sarah and father of Charlotte. Cephas is the reason behind the argument that ended Charlotte and Barney's engagement.
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By 1929, this ratio had been reversed with 97.4% of farmers holding their farms in freehold. However, as Michael Davitt and other Georgists had foreseen, peasant proprietorship did not cure everything that ailed the Irish countryside. Emigration and economic disadvantage continued apace, while the greatest beneficiaries of land reform were the middle class of medium farmers.
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The couple had two children, Mercédesz (1991) and Riccardo Jr. (1995), before parting. Henger currently has another relationship, yet the couple never officially divorced. Schicchi was ailed with Diabetes mellitus type 2, that led to his hospitalization in 2012 for diabetic coma, assisted by Henger. The disease also impaired his vision and caused chronic kidney disease.
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R. Isaac exclaimed, "May they become poor!", and indeed they became miserably poor begging for alms. However, from that moment on, they started to upset him by pressing him to help them financially, something that ailed him as before, and when he reported this to his teacher, R. Isaac replied, "If so, let them become rich as before!", and so it was.
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In 2005, he was appointed president of Caixa Catalunya, a public savings bank. Following his resignation in 2011, he was tried for criminal mismanagement and abusive payments while he was chairman of the ailed savings bank. He was absolved of all charges in February 2019. He is the chairman of the Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals since its foundation in 2004.
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" A preliminary examination took place on May 31, 1692, at Nathan Ingersoll's house in Salem Village. This was Redd's first meeting with the children she allegedly bewitched. They promptly fell into fits, and when asked what she thought ailed them, Redd said, "I cannot tell." Urged to give an opinion, she stated, "My opinion is they are in a sad condition.
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At his urging the King appointed a Commission to inquire into the diocesan finances and make recommendations as to how to repair the damage. There is a well known story that the doctor who attended him in his final illness asked what ailed him. The Bishop with great difficulty replied "My conscience, sir!" The doctor replied that there is no cure for a guilty conscience.
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Huang is survived by his wife and two children. His medical condition had been kept under the wraps; only very few knew what actually ailed him. Huang's death sparked an "outpouring of grief" from both colleagues and fans alike. Thirty seconds of silence were observed and a special tribute segment aired before the start of the Star Awards ceremony held the evening after his death.
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Internationally, the merged firms were known as Kuhn Loeb Lehman Brothers Inc., in recognition Kuhn Loeb's superior international reputation. The merger did not, however, prove to be the panacea to what ailed Kuhn, Loeb. Indeed, as detailed more closely in the Lehman Brothers history, a period of bitter internal strife ended in 1984 when the firm sold itself to Shearson/American Express, itself the product of a recent merger between American Express and Sandy Weill's, Shearson Loeb Rhoades.
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The music video for the single, which was directed by Kasimir Burgess, was filmed at an abandoned Aircraft boneyard just outside Bangkok, Thailand. On 6 May 2020, the third single "Volcanic" was released. The single was written in 2018 in Stockholm, and focuses on Payten struggling with her sexual identity and her parents requesting her to share it with her ailed grandmother. The music video for the single was filmed at her family farm in Canowindra, New South Wales.
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For simple partial seizures medical treatment is not always necessary. To the comfort of the patient, someone ailed with this disease may be able to lead a relatively normal life with vertiginous seizures. If, however, the seizures become too much to handle, antiepileptic medication can be administered as the first line of treatment. There are several different types of medication on the market to deter epileptic episodes but there is no support to show that one medication is more effective than another.
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His inaugural was published in 1833 with the title "Poetai harmonistica" (Poetical harmony). In this essay he favored the aesthetic thesis of classicism over those of romanticism: the main regularity in the world is the harmony. In 1833, he also wrote "A magyarországi mezei szorgalom némely akadályairul" (in modern English: About some obstacles of farming in Hungary). In the last years of his life, he ailed almost all the time: he cured himself in Balatonfüred and the medicinal baths of Buda.
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European ideologies of the body define disorder as only things that can be touched or explored. If something could not be explored then intrusions into these areas were performed. Therefore, the body in Greek and European cultures is defined as being ailed by something physical, something that can be found and altered to produce order. Judeo-Christian ideologies have heavily influenced the definitions of the body and its disorders and therefore the male body is often explained in place of the female body.
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In May 2006, it was detected on De Camps an intestinal occlusion attributed to a diverticulitis, reason by which he required an urgent surgery in the Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center of New York. The following month, De Camps revealed that it was excised a cancerous tumor in his colon. In late 2015 his state of health worsened and De Camps presented a scrawny look. On 25 May 2016, after the general elections, trascended the rumour that De Camps had died, version that was debunked; De Camps was in his residence ailed by a flu.
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It is a late baroque church built in the shape of a Latin cross, three-ailed basilica with a huge eight-part dome. Modest interior decoration—the church was twice changed into Russian Orthodox Church (1875–1918 and 1940–1944). In front of the basilica there is a detached belfry from 1878 rebuilt and heightened in the interwar times. Next to the basilica there is a Basilian Monastery founded in 1640-49 by the bishop Metodiusz Terlecki and the bishop Jakub Susza—the principal of the first Chełm secondary school.
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During these Getai the front row is left empty for the special guests—the ghosts. It is known to be bad luck to sit on the front row of red seats, if anyone were to sit on them, they would become sick or similarly ailed. In Singapore, people would pray to ghosts/spirits or ancestors with offerings & others outside their homes for the start of the 7th month. Most patriotic events were held on 7th Month for Singapore, which includes general and presidential elections, the Olympics and the National Day Parade.
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Metastasio's brother, Leopoldo Trapassi, and his father and sister, were thrown upon their own resources. As time advanced, the life which Metastasio led at Vienna, together with the climate, told on his health and spirits. From about the year 1745 onward he wrote little, though the cantatas which belong to this period, and the canzonetta Ecco quel fiero istante, which he sent to his friend Farinelli, rank among the most popular of his productions. It was clear, as Vernon Lee has phrased it, that "what ailed him was mental and moral ennui".
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She had been at Blythewood for over a year but seemed no closer to conquering her alcohol problem than when she arrived, so he considered her a good test of whether the book had value. At first she read the book eagerly, delighted to know for the first time that there was a name (alcoholism) for what ailed her. However, she was soon repelled by the overbearingly religious message and told Tiebout that she could never accept it. Tiebout, according to Mann's biographers Sally and David Brown, quietly encouraged her to keep reading.
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The program was backed with a national advertising campaign which featured the iconic Mr. Goodwrench, as the helpful mechanic who could fix whatever ailed your vehicle. Through several iterations, the advertising campaign worked its way into the lexicon of Americana by becoming shorthand for someone who can fix things. For many years, Jay Leno included his portrayal of Mr. Badwrench, the Evil Twin of Mr. Goodwrench in his stand-up act; The NASA Space shuttle astronauts compared themselves to "Mr. Goodwrench" when they were fixing the Hubble Space Telescope.
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Margaret Pelling and Charles Webster, "Medical Practitioners," in Webster, ed., Health, Medicine, and Mortality in the Sixteenth Century (1979), p. 183. All across Britain—and indeed all of the world—the vast majority of the people in city, town or countryside depended for medical care on local amateurs with no professional training but with a reputation as wise healers who could diagnose problems and advise sick people what to do—and perhaps set broken bones, pull a tooth, give some traditional herbs or brews or perform a little magic to cure what ailed them.
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His brother R.R. Sarma, an Architect, who graduated from the JJ School of Arts in Mumbai, designed several projects for the TVS and Murugappa Groups and collaborated his wife brother sivakumar with a UN expert for a housing project in Pallikkaranai. R.R. Sarma, whose firm did not continue after his lifetime, clearly articulated what ailed the industry. "Designing houses in Madras is back-breaking and frustrating," he'd said. He took all that in his stride and went on to create the grand Madras University centenary auditorium, the stately RBI office, Victoria Technical Institute on Anna Salai and Voluntary Health Services in Taramani.
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There was a minor outbreak of diarrhea in the evacuation camps that affected 142 people in Legazpi, and other evacuees were also ailed by the cold, coughing, and fever. Local governments in Albay worked to ensure areas retained clean water by using disinfectants and temporary latrines. The Philippine government provided ₱119 million (US$2.4 million) toward rebuilding the damaged schools in Albay, only 23% of the required cost to repair all of the schools. The government assessed that about 35% of those who lost their houses had the resources to rebuild without assistance; this meant that 144,692 houses had to be rebuilt.
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Pringle, p. 34 The fact that only a handful of the nearly 900 cases presented to the Eugenics Board by Leonard Jan Le Vann, medical superintendent of the PTS, were rejected has raised questions about the integrity of the assessments and decision-makers alike. Because of the Board's enduring trust in the superintendent's judgement, many individuals who did not meet the formal criteria for sterilization were nonetheless rendered infertile. Among those targeted were children with both subpar IQs (<70) and IQs highly exceeding the upper limit of 703, those with physical or mental disorders and those ailed by heritable disease.
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His age is at odds with the tales created for their relationship—romanticized to have occurred due to their close ages—and adds more mystery to Yoshitsugu. The contradictions have been so confusing that a rather radical theory has been emerging with a small portion of believers for their friendship. This story argues Yoshitsugu had died of his illness within a year of contracting it and that the Yoshitsugu at Sekigahara was actually a heavily ailed Hideyoshi in disguise. While an interesting concept, it needs to prove Hideyoshi had somehow survived his historically accepted death date and adds more fuel to the debate.
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Upon hearing this, Seven Macaw requested that his teeth be fixed since they had been shot and knocked loose by the blowgun, and his eyes cured (it is not specifically said what ailed his eyes). In doing so, the grandparents replaced his jeweled teeth with white corn and plucked the ornaments he had about his eyes, leaving the god destitute of his former greatness. Having fallen, Seven Macaw died, presumably of shame. Seven Macaw's sons, Zipacna and Cabrakan, inherited a large part of their father's arrogance, claiming to be the creators and destroyers of mountains, respectively.
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He was named to the OHL's Third All-Star Team. The Calgary Flames selected Bennett with the fourth overall selection at the 2014 NHL Entry Draft, and he quickly signed a three- year, entry-level contract with the club. He attended the team's training camp prior to the 2014–15 season, where he injured his shoulder. Bennett admitted that the shoulder had ailed him the previous season in Kingston, but he initially failed to disclose the issue, stating he "wanted to play" and would "do anything to make the team and play in the NHL this year".
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First, he was beaten and then had his face stabbed and so he lost his sight. Being taken to the fields to die with the other rejected ailed, injured, and dying citizens of their society, he was rescued by some people he could not see and took him to the Village that he now lives in. It is made up of injured and disabled people who help one another, rather than bicker and fight for their lives, as Kira's does. Matt excitedly explains that they know the way to make blue threads, and he brings plants that will allow Kira to do the same.
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Unable to settle at Atlético in his final two years, García Calvo returned to Valladolid in summer 2006, helping to a return to the top tier after a three-year absence. He was an undisputed starter throughout the following campaign, netting in a 2–2 home draw against Deportivo de La Coruña on 2 September 2007El Valladolid no saca provecho de sus sensaciones ante el Depor (Valladolid can not profit from their good vibes against Depor); El Mundo, 2 September 2007 (in Spanish) as the Castile-La Mancha side went on to finally retain their status. Following recurrent foot problems that ailed him throughout 2008–09, Calvo announced his retirement from the game at 34.García Calvo cuelga las botas (García Calvo hangs boots); Real Valladolid, 13 July 2009 (in Spanish) One year later, he was appointed his last club's director of football.
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Erica J. Peters - Appetites and Aspirations in Vietnam 2011 "The famous midcentury poet Cao Bá Quát came to a similarly morose conclusion. Depressed by the insignificance of human honors and achievements, he too saw alcohol as the cure for what ailed him: Thirty-six thousand days are quickly ..." His poems treat Buddhism sceptically.Tài Thư Nguyễn The History of Buddhism in Vietnam 2008 Page 240 "Unlike Nguyen Du, and even different from Nguyen Cong Tru, Cao Ba Quat viewed Buddhism with an atheistic and practical eye. He found that there were many absurdities in Buddhist rites. His poem titled “Buddha with a Broken Arm” was a ..." Cao Bá Quát, a nineteenth-century literatus, was born in the year 1809 in Phu Thi Village That time period belonged to the Nguyễn dynasty under the regime of King Minh Menh, Thieu Tri, and Tu Duc.
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From the Roman times to the late 16th century, the street was the sole road to provide an access to Saint-Just quarter and it was often frequented by processions of the most powerful men (e.g., in 1245, Innocent IV, the emperor of Constantinople and the Count of Toulouse passed by the montée du Gourguillon when they went to the Cathedral of St. John to open the thirteenth ecumenical council). Originally, it was a natural road to climb on the hill of Fourvière on the side of Saint-Just from the Vieux Lyon, which are the two ancient centers of the city, Fourvière, the high center of the ancient city of Lugdunum which ailed in the late Ancient history to the benefit of Vieux Lyon, on the Saône banks. In the Middle Ages, the street was called Beauregard, was not lined with houses except in its lower end, and there was on its top the door of the city wall which opened into the Saint-Just quarter, which was an independent village then.
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