It's heartbreaking to say, but this past Sunday shows that brain-dead argument perpetrated by brain-dead hucksters and embraced by brain-dead people is serving its purpose, by deflecting attention away from the protest's original meaning.
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She had been brain dead for the last two weeks.
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You'd have to be brain dead or in a coma.
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"I do not believe NATO is brain dead," he said.
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I asked him about all of the "brain dead" bashing.
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Jackson was declared brain-dead after four days on life support.
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He was pronounced brain-dead and later died on May 4.
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Liam was on life support, but ultimately was declared brain dead.
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"This CANNOT be found in a brain-dead patient," he wrote.
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A woman went brain dead after trying a soy sauce cleanse.
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Couples are becoming brain dead to what true love really means.
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The cadet, Peter Zhu, 21, was declared brain-dead on Feb.
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Within hours Emily was on life support and declared brain dead.
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"Jahi wasn&apost brain dead or any kind of dead," Winkfield said.
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He was soon declared brain-dead and passed away the next day.
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The girl was declared brain dead on Wednesday after being hospitalized Monday.
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Today most Western nations consider as dead someone who is brain dead.
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The brain-dead volunteer was admitted to hospital in Rennes on Monday.
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She was declared brain dead earlier that day, according to the station.
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She was placed on life support and soon declared legally brain-dead.
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Are we this brain dead or is everything click-bait trolling now?
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Most organs for transplant come from people who are declared brain dead.
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My mother was in the ICU and had been declared brain dead.
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The brain dead individual was admitted to hospital in Rennes on Monday.
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After Knox arrived at the hospital, her daughter was pronounced brain-dead.
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ET: The man who was declared brain dead has died, according to France24.
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He was declared brain-dead and taken off life support two days later.
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This brain-dead basket case suggested kidnapping and assaulting Donald Trump&aposs child.
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Gabriel was declared brain-dead and taken off life support two days later.
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Two days later, Luca was declared brain-dead from his injuries, Hall says.
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He was put on life support and doctors declared the baby brain dead.
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She was taken off life support and pronounced brain dead on Oct. 30.
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When Otto arrived back home, however, he was blind, deaf and brain dead.
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The brain-dead volunteer was admitted to hospital on Monday, the minister said.
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She was declared brain-dead, and my wife and I donated her organs.
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I didn't endorse Trump's brain-dead sycophants attacking protestors on the campaign trail.
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Doctors were in the middle of neurological tests, believing the teen was brain dead.
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The attempt left her brain-dead, and she was eventually taken off life support.
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It was announced that one person had been left brain-dead by the attack.
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She was ruled brain dead by the next morning, and died two days later.
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Not the brain-dead mind control tactics of the new Puritans on the left.
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After performing a CAT scan, they determined she was brain-dead, the aunt said.
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He was declared brain-dead and taken off of life support two days later.
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" Powell said in his response that "the boys in the band were brain dead.
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She picks a brain-dead, comatose teenage girl named Megan Boyer, who "miraculously" recovers.
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"I felt drained, numb, brain-dead," Baker says after his fifth day of teaching.
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Then the osteopathic physician caring for her told Austin his wife was brain dead.
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The result one day could be fewer brain-dead patients and fewer organ donors.
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It doesn't have much on its mind, but it isn't completely brain-dead either.
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Without its assistance, she breathed no more, so the team pronounced her brain-dead.
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French President Emmanuel Macron says that the North Atlantic Treaty Organization is brain dead.
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Later, a nurse tells Captain Bonilla that the young man was declared brain-dead.
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Today, brain-dead individuals supply most of the transplanted organs in the United States.
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They discussed declaring her brain dead and had begun the process of harvesting her organs.
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"They got her to the hospital, but by that time she was already brain dead."
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Two days later, he was taken off of life support after being declared brain dead.
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It was applauded until some questioned whether the donor had been pronounced brain-dead prematurely.
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One week later, doctors at Cohen Children's Medical Center in Queens declared Heydi brain dead.
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She was brain dead and she had zero chance to basically come back from it.
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"All the doctors agreed that (Jahi) met the criteria for being brain-dead," Lantos said.
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Hernandez died Wednesday after being pronounced brain dead two days earlier, according to The Blast.
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Had to tell my sister to pull the plug if I ended up brain dead.
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Four days later, at the very young age of 13, she was pronounced brain dead.
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Unfortunately, Rebellion's superior level design can't hide the fact that your enemy is brain-dead.
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Donors would need be dead or brain-dead men, as with other types of transplants.
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A patient survives a cardiac arrest — but the time without oxygen leaves her brain-dead.
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A number of tests can confirm this—a brain-dead person will have no corneal reflex or gag reflex, for example—and two doctors not involved in the recovery or transplantation process must declare the person brain dead before the donation process moves forward.
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In New Jersey, the law allows the rejection of a "brain-dead" declaration on religious grounds.
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While undergoing a routine operation, everything goes wrong, and a comatose Dodge is declared brain-dead.
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He later was pronounced brain dead and died after the family removed him from life support.
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Kopf continues to make progress since the shooting, after which doctors feared she was brain dead.
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He was declared brain dead less than a week later, The Washington Post reported in March.
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Testing of the Bial drug in France left one patient brain dead and five others hospitalized.
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A brain-dead donor can save several people, so they would not be a good candidate.
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To illustrate, Dr. Loganathan recalled a night when a brain-dead patient went into cardiac arrest.
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He was taken to Westchester Medical Center, where he was declared brain-dead on Feb. 27.
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By the time doctors are able to get him on a ventilator, he is brain-dead.
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She was confirmed brain dead after a test determined that she did not have brain activity.
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She was confirmed brain-dead after a test determined that she did not have brain activity.
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It's not clear if Medicaid should fund hospital stays after a person is declared brain-dead.
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His two brothers are also in the accident, and emerge brain-dead, but with otherwise healthy bodies.
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Two days later, on April 18, 2016, she was declared brain dead and taken off life support.
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So, while someone may be considered "brain-dead" at one hospital, they might not be at another.
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Two days later she was declared brain dead and removed from the machines keeping her body alive.
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The year before that, Michael Stewart was pronounced brain-dead shortly after being arrested under murky circumstances.
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A fourth person was still living, but was described by health officials as brain-dead on Thursday.
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Since being declared brain-dead, Jahi has begun her menstrual cycle and shown other signs of puberty.
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He died two days later after being declared brain dead from multiple organ failure and cardiac arrest.
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But her brother did not fully grasp that his daughter was brain-dead — until he saw her.
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" Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan responded by saying Macron should check whether he himself was "brain dead.
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He added that it was "very insulting" for the French president to label NATO as brain dead.
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"...Within a matter of nine days he went from perfectly healthy to brain dead," Mark McChesney said.
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The market attack this week killed four people, left one person brain-dead and injured 11 others.
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Unfortunately, subscription seems to be an area filled with product engineers and marketers led by brain-dead executives.
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Heydi was declared brain dead after attempting to hang herself and was taken off life support last week.
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The day after he was transported to a local hospital for treatment, doctors determined Zachary was brain dead.
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Kloee was declared brain dead by doctors on Monday and died the following day, the Tulsa World reported.
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Her parents said she was taken off life support on Thursday after she had been declared brain dead.
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American regulations at the time prohibited organ collection from brain-dead patients if their hearts were still beating.
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The knock against Macron is that he proclaimed NATO brain dead without a serious plan to revive it.
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As of Wednesday afternoon, one of the victims had been pronounced brain dead, according to a police spokesman.
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Well, short of following the same brain-dead advertising extraction scheme that Medium was specifically founded to counter.
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Either Sean Murray is a con artist who knowingly manipulated fans, or players are brain dead victims of marketing.
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"About an hour ago, our baby was declared brain dead," Kowal wrote Sunday on Facebook of his son, Liam.
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"They knew the surgery had gone badly, but they didn't declare her brain dead until hours later," she says.
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Before she was taken off of life support, Quayle's family told local station WSB that she was brain dead.
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And, in the absolute worst-case scenario, reports NPR, that misdiagnosed "brain-dead" patient may regain some brain function.
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"Any opportunity to overturn the Court's holding that Jahi McMath is brain dead has long expired," their lawyers wrote.
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After falling into a coma at the hospital, he was pronounced brain dead the next day, the report said.
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Armed with a knife and a handgun, he killed four people, left another brain-dead and injured 11 others.
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On February 28, Demetrius Hewlin, 16, dies from his wounds and Russell King Jr., 17, is declared brain dead.
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Hefford was found unconscious and rushed to the hospital on June 19, and was reported brain dead on June 22.
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The boy was declared brain dead on July 13, and died on July 16 — two days after his first birthday.
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Two people were killed and a third person was brain-dead and being kept alive on life support, he said.
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In reality, Cindy said, Otto was likely brain-dead just four months into his 17-month-long stint in captivity.
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Two people were killed and a third person was brain-dead and being kept alive on life support, he said.
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A third person was left brain-dead, and eight of the injured were seriously hurt, French officials confirmed Wednesday morning.
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Kroll suffered minor injuries in the crash while Clarkson was initially left paralyzed and brain dead, the Miami Herald reports.
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Days later, her family told local WSB that she was brain dead and would soon be taken off life support.
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"I do not think NATO is brain dead," German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas added at the news conference on Thursday.
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"There is no such thing as 'delicately balancing' when somebody is tortured and essentially sent home brain-dead," he said.
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By the time the phages finally arrived, Ms. Smith had been without oxygen for too long and was brain dead.
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A destructive arrhythmia had left him brain-dead, just after he had rallied from a heart attack and bypass surgery.
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Certain of classical music's difficulties are self-created: ossified concert norms, brain-dead programming, a pervasive fear of the new.
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Typically, slaughterhouses use cap-bolt guns to render cows brain-dead before killing them, minimizing any pain they might endure.
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In July 2018, Shirell Powell was told her brother was in a New York hospital, brain-dead after a narcotics overdose.
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But soon after he was admitted, the hospital said Israel was brain dead and needed to be taken off life support.
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Paris public prosecutor Rémy Heitz said the attack had left two people dead, one person brain-dead, and 12 others injured.
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Tran was declared brain-dead hours after being injected with cyanide and she died the following day, the Virginian-Pilot reports.
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He suffered severe brain damage and doctors told Powell that her brother was brain dead, according to the New York Post.
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The lawsuit alleged that Husan suggested that the family should end the woman's care because she was brain dead, NBC reports.
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He was placed on life support after suffering massive head injuries that left him brain dead, according to various media outlets.
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Gregor may be brain dead, but he wasn't too justified before either Top to bottom one of the worst humans ever.
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But the incident left him brain dead, and the family then made the heartbreaking decision to take him off the machine.
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Japan is reluctant to see the brain-dead as gone partly owing to a different notion of what makes someone human.
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On Thursday, the New York Daily News reported that doctors found Garner to be brain-dead with no chance of recovery.
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Later, after he fled the home of an abusive foster parent, he was hit by a car and declared brain-dead.
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It's ironic, since Obama beat her by promising to transcend the old-brain dead political squabbles and move the country forward.
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The OPOs are in no way involved in the care of a donor prior to a donor being declared brain dead.
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"I wasn't brain dead, but I was just physically and mentally screwed by the alcohol," Mr. Young said in an interview.
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The patient survived just 18 days, but his use of a donor who was brain-dead was heralded by other doctors.
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The body of a brain-dead potential organ donor lies covered on a bed at Mid-America Transplant Services in St. Louis.
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A California teen girl at the center of a medical care debate has died five years after doctors declared her brain dead.
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Doctors told her if their baby didn't die of heart failure in the womb, he would be born brain dead, she said.
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I had to let them know that their dad was brain-dead and he got his wings and was going to heaven.
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In the ensuing days, Karter fought to stay alive, but doctors determined he was brain dead as a result of his injuries.
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The teenager was declared brain dead after undergoing surgery and suffering cardiac arrest, according to a fund-raising website established by relatives.
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Liam was transported to UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles where doctors declared him brain dead after performing a battery of tests.
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Lorena "Patty" Hernandez died on Wednesday after being pronounced brain dead on Monday following a third brain bleed, according to The Blast.
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Sciacca said her mother was paralyzed and brain dead after the crash, though doctors performed multiple operations to try to save her.
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She had been on life support and Egyptian doctors concluded after a CT scan on Wednesday that she was effectively brain-dead.
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In the event of my untimely death, I'd have to be confirmed brain dead before my organs would be considered for transplant.
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His partner had been in an accident a few years back, he told us, and the doctors assumed he was brain-dead.
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But many European allies reject his portrayal of NATO, which will hold a summit in London on December 4, as brain dead.
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We can keep a brain-dead patient's body alive for a few days at the most before his heart stops for good.
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The brain-dead antagonism between "neoliberalism" (usually undefined) and leftist populism still looms far too large in academic debate about the region.
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Screengrabs shared in The Verge's report show Korey slamming an employee as being "brain dead" for not correctly monogramming a customer's luggage.
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I just know my body, and knew if I didn't eat I'd be brain-dead, so I figured it was the better option.
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According to updates relatives have posted on social media, Scarlette was taken off life support Thursday afternoon after she was pronounced brain dead.
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Just one day earlier, doctors had declared the 1-year-old to be brain dead after a five-day battle with parainfluenza complications.
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Right now, a person is only eligible to become a donor when they are declared brain dead or they've gone into cardiac arrest.
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Its use, for example, to restore cryopreserved brains or revive individuals in a brain dead, vegetative stage, is completely speculative at this stage.
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"In this country, those numbers would have led to a seizure years ago by even the most brain dead of regulators," Cramer said.
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She was brought to Harlem Hospital and had brain surgery, but was declared brain-dead and taken off life support a week later.
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So, rather than label the NATO focus on Russia "brain-dead," Macron might more aptly label French and German domestic policy as such.
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Why is it more shocking for President Macron to talk about "brain-dead" NATO than for President Trump to say it is "obsolete"?
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The patient survived just 18 days, but the use of a donor left brain-dead after an accident was heralded by other doctors.
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The BB, an adorable baby who was delivered from a brain dead "stillmother," has a unique connection to death and can help sense BTs.
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Willey&aposs parents announced on March 22 that their daughter was brain dead and that they would be taking her off of life support.
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She remains on life support, though Egyptian doctors concluded after a CT scan on Wednesday that she was effectively brain-dead, the ministry said.
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This stokes fears that people will be determined brain-dead so that their kidneys, liver or heart can be used in a transplant operation.
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Cort, who starred with Paxton in the 1990 thriller Brain Dead, released a statement to PEOPLE saying he's "not letting go" of the actor.
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"He was blind, deaf, and brain dead when North Korea turned him over to U.S. government officials for his final trip home," she wrote.
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His family has since said he went from "perfectly healthy to brain dead" in just over a week after being sickened by the virus.
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The trial of a new painkiller has gone drastically wrong in France, leaving one person brain dead and five others in a serious condition.
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"I'm addressing Mr Macron from Turkey and I will say it at NATO: You should check whether you are brain dead first," Erdogan said.
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If anything is truly brain dead, it is the "cash register" theory that all that matters is each country spending 6900 percent on NATO.
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It's a task complicated by what Warren called "brain-dead vulnerabilities" in which devices operate on factory settings without the consumer creating a unique password.
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Olivia is left brain-dead, but she's kept on life support to keep the baby she's pregnant with alive, a baby Abi knew nothing about.
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The injuries Liam suffered were too much for his little body to recover from, and on Sunday, he was declared brain dead, his father said.
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In a moment that no parent should have to experience, Meagan and Paul were told that their daughter was brain dead at 4:45 p.m.
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Some places prefer cardio-respiratory death because they lack the medical equipment to keep a brain-dead person breathing, notes Daphne Ngunjiri, a Kenyan doctor.
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Her daughter, Keonna Sciacca, told WKMG the 60-year-old was paralyzed and brain dead, though doctors performed multiple operations to try to save her.
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Her family dispute the hospital's assessment, made in 2013, that she is brain-dead, pointing to the fact she is menstruating, which is neurologically regulated.
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In the rare cases in which brain-dead patients are sustained by a ventilator, neurologists have reported a phenomenon called "respirator brain": the brain liquefies.
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The procedure, which involved transferring skin, muscles, bones, and blood vessels from the face of a brain-dead patient onto Dinoire's skull, was internationally acclaimed.
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The company said five people, rather than six, had been hospitalized, including one left brain dead, without explaining the discrepancy with the official French figures.
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Willey's mother had said at a hospital in Cheverly, Maryland, that her daughter had been declared brain dead and would be taken off life support.
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The now 15-year-old girl from Oakland was pronounced brain dead in December 2013 following a botched sleep apnea treatment at Children's Hospital Oakland.
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There are shirts and hats from the Brain Dead designer collective and a sunny shot of vitamin C from bright orange street wear by Carrots.
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At one point, she reportedly called the manager of a project "brain dead," and in another conversation, screenshots show Korey sending messages at 3 a.m.
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Having just sat stoically through Trump's unexpected Tuesday morning press conference, Stoltenberg was repeatedly asked about comments by Macron describing the alliance as "brain-dead".
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RENNES, France (Reuters) - A man left brain dead after a drug trial in northwest France died on Sunday, said the hospital where he was being treated.
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Officials say six volunteers have fallen ill after participating in a clinical trial in the French city of Rennes and one of them is brain-dead.
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Exactly. Unless I want them to be brain dead by 21, I feel like that ... I think I said that to one of the football commissioners.
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For Spiridonov to actually get the head transplant, the team of doctors would have to find a brain-dead male whose family consented to the procedure.
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Heydi Gámez García, who was declared brain dead after attempting to hang herself, was taken off life support Thursday and died shortly thereafter, the family said.
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But if BrainEx is improved and shown to work on human brains, people who are declared brain dead could qualify for brain resuscitation, not organ donation.
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I'm basically a brain-dead mess, but catching up with her, just the two of us, is always one of the best parts of the day.
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"Some employees and managers are absolute brain dead and give us access to everything they own and that's when we start stealing," one SIM swapper said.
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Macron last month had called the alliance "brain-dead" because of the U.S.'s waning contributions to NATO, and Trump called that comment "nasty" on Tuesday.
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During those years, 103,1003 brain-dead adult donors in the US donated at least one solid organ, while 27,661 deceased adults in the European countries donated organs.
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By that point, the buildup of ammonia in her blood and fluid in her brain was too much, and she was declared brain dead the next day.
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Last week, Kopf, whose injuries were so severe that doctors feared she could be pronounced brain dead – until she squeezed her mother's hand – took her first step.
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LONDON — Six men were hospitalized — and one of them was pronounced brain-dead — after a drug trial in northwestern France, the country's health minister said on Friday.
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Neither the Conservative Party nor Labour seemed capable of doing this—the Tories because they were riven with internal splits and Labour because they were brain-dead.
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The progress comes less than two months after Kopf was shot in the head during the Kalamazoo shooting – doctors feared she could have been pronounced brain dead.
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Compared with the brain-dead competition, the Landlord's Game was like George Orwell's Animal Farm in a world filled with endless versions of The Very Hungry Caterpillar.
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Care Not Killing, a group that opposes the removal of life support, denounced the ruling, saying that affected patients had brain damage but were not brain-dead.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan responded with furious accusations of his own, while German Chancellor Angela Merkel scolded Macron for his characterization of NATO as brain dead.
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The summit kicked off just as awkwardly as expected, with President Donald Trump attacking French Emmanuel Macron for saying last month that NATO was going brain-dead.
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McMath's family is currently planning to file a wrongful-death suit against the hospital that declared her brain-dead, as well as a federal civil rights case.
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Just as important, brain-dead patients were declared deceased before their blood had stopped circulating, thus minimizing injury to other vital organs, allowing them to be transplanted.
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A 22-year-old Idaho man stands accused of attacking his girlfriend's toddler son so violently last month that the boy was twice declared brain-dead, PEOPLE confirms.
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The Rock Island, Illinois, couple was initially given a poor prognosis, warned that their son could be "brain dead and a vegetable" with extremely low quality of life.
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Israel's case has drawn comparisons to the story of Jahi McMath, an Oakland teenager whom a judge and doctors declared brain-dead last year over her family's objections.
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Ideally, the child can be a donor for the girl, but when April and Jackson show up, the father does not know that his kid is brain-dead.
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Every Senator must publicly reject the brain-dead ideas contained in this proposal and take a stand for the free-market principles that make America strong and prosperous.
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In his short story "Whither Thou Goest," a doctor asks the wife of a brain-dead patient if she would consent to harvesting her husband's organs for transplantation.
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The find pokes holes in our understanding of what it means to be "brain dead" and raises questions about the idea that death in the brain is irreversible.
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Like "Large Vase of Flowers" (1991), "Bouquet of Tulips" (2016) is just a straining example of his signature brain-dead brand aesthetic of vacuous, hyper-commodified financial empowerment.
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I love drive-thru car washes — it's like a rave for your car but instead of leaving all sweaty and brain dead, you come out clean and rejuvenated.
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A Michigan man's life was tragically cut short last month after he contracted a rare virus from a mosquito that ultimately left him brain dead within nine days.
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After 2008, if you were a failed, brain-dead Wall Street banker who nearly tanked the world economy, you had easy access to the Federal Reserve's cheap liquidity.
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He was airlifted to Westchester Medical Center, where doctors determined that Zhu's spinal cord was fractured, and he was declared medically brain dead three days later, court documents say.
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The tabloids have already seen their covers go viral this cycle: The Daily News has frequently portrayed Trump as an evil clown, and branded his supporters "brain dead" zombies.
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While doctors were able to restart his heart, he reportedly went about an hour without oxygen and doctors determined he was brain dead, according to Los Angeles Times reported.
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According to WLWT and other outlets that cite court records, the child, Hannah Wesche, of Hamilton Township, is brain dead and is on life support at Cincinnati Children's Hospital.
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Hours later, he allegedly opened fire with a pistol on crowds of shoppers at the Christmas market, killing two, leaving a third person brain-dead, and wounding 12 others.
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Yet even this brain-dead-obvious choice for a port of an existing 1979 Atari coin-op took more than a year to arrive on the 21983 and 22000.
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"Her mom and her dad were told that she was brain dead and that it was unlikely that there was anything else they could do for her," Hinz says.
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Unknown to him, Justin was a registered organ donor and after he was declared brain dead and taken off life support may have saved five lives with his gifts.
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Bernie Sanders's campaign—because it highlighted her enmeshment with Wall Street, her brain-dead interventionism and her rapacious money-grubbing since she left the State Department—was the problem.
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Once you've mastered the tips in the video, and for more ultraviolet inspiration, check out work by Aowen Jin, Jeongmoon Choi, the Brain Dead art collective, and Alex Markow.
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Sometime in the coming weeks or months, a brain-dead person, probably a man, will be wheeled into the plastic surgery department at NYU Langone Medical Center in Manhattan.
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He was airlifted to Westchester Medical Center, where doctors determined that Zhu's spinal cord was fractured, and he was declared medically brain-dead three days later, court documents say.
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Heart transplants typically come from donations after brain death, in which the still-beating heart of a person who has been declared brain dead is transplanted into a recipient.
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So make sure you have one if you ever find yourself stuck with a bewitched, brain dead Khal and in need of a ritual to rebirth dragons into the world.
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On Sunday, one hour after doctors at Bronson Methodist Hospital declared the teen brain dead, her parents got an incredible sign, Michigan State Police First Lt. Dale Hinz tells PEOPLE.
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She was rushed to Bronson Methodist Hospital, where she was declared brain dead and placed on a ventilator while her parents began making preparations for her organs to be harvested.
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After allegedly being gagged and bound in a cabinet inside of the family home, the hospital declared the child brain dead and removed him from life support two days later.
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Japan is reluctant to see the brain-dead as gone, partly because the whole body is given prominence in Japan, rather than merely the mental part, as in the West.
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Last year doctors at John Muir Medical Center in Walnut Creek, California diagnosed 29-year-old Anahita Meshkin as brain-dead and refused to continue treating her for ethical reasons.
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She was immediately taken to Baylor Medical Center after the plane landed, but she was declared brain dead three days later and taken off life support, according to court documents.
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The stuntman and actor, who also worked on The Fate of the Furious and Logan, was placed on life support after suffering massive head injuries that left him brain dead.
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She was the most remarkable case in our lifetime in terms of creating controversy about what death really means, after she had been pronounced brain dead, which is legal death.
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"He ended up in an ambulance that didn't have the right equipment, and subsequently ended up brain dead," David Stephan, the boy's father, said in the video interview this week.
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Last week's NATO meetings brought that into high relief with Macron's characterization of NATO's strategy as "brain dead," as he attempted to shift the focus from Russia to Islamic extremism.
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Days later, his body was being kept alive in the intensive care unit despite an exam showing that he was brain-dead and no blood was flowing to his brain.
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The plot centers around single mom Abi, who is awakened in the night by the news that her daughter has fallen off a bridge and is brain dead and pregnant.
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"He was perfectly healthy, happy human being and within a matter of nine days he went from perfectly healthy to brain dead," his younger brother Mark McChesney told WOOD-TV.
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Melissa Willey told a news briefing at Prince George's Hospital Center in Cheverly, Maryland, that she would take her daughter, Jaelynn Willey, off life support because she was brain dead.
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But it is also why people in persistent vegetative states are not declared dead — they're not brain-dead, but as far as we know, they also don't have cognitive abilities.
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Although she and another audience member ran to him and loosened the noose, the actor remained in a coma until Friday when he was pronounced brain dead after severe oxygen deprivation.
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She was pronounced brain dead the following day, and her death certificate lists "intake of bodybuilding supplements" as one of the causes of death, as well as the previously undiagnosed disorder.
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" Ulrich Speck, a German analyst, said in a Twitter response: "With Macron saying that NATO is 'brain-dead,' it becomes clearer what 'strategic autonomy' means for him: A Europe without NATO.
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"He was a perfectly healthy, happy human being and within a matter of nine days he went from perfectly healthy to brain dead," his brother Mark told the local news station.
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She said Dr. Husel told her there was a "99.9 percent chance" her husband was brain-dead, and he was given a 1,000-microgram dose of fentanyl at 1:25 a.m.
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But what I appreciate most about the brain-dead Eufy, which lacks any capability to connect to the internet or any other devices, is that I don't have to distrust it.
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On the sidelines of a NATO summit, Trump said Macron made a "very, very nasty statement" when he described NATO as brain-dead in an interview with The Economist in November.
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F.L. appears brain dead after letting Tom Savage back into game," wrote: "You know there's no way in the world Savage should have been allowed to return to that football game.
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The stuntman and actor, who also worked on The Fate of the Furious and Logan, was placed on life support after suffering massive head injuries that left him brain dead, Deadline reports.
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The mother of teenager Jahi McMath said Tuesday that she did not regret fighting for her daughter to receive ongoing medical care after California doctors declared her brain dead in December 2013.
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Though Michael surprisingly did not suffer any internal organ damage or external cuts from the crash, Kaplan says his head took most of the impact and led him to become brain dead.
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The suspected assault left Hannah brain-dead and on life support at Cincinnati Children's Hospital, where she remained until she died on March 18, TV station WCPO and other local outlets reported.
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However, her father's fight to keep his daughter alive led to two UC San Francisco School of Medicine neurologists discovering that Anahita was not actually brain-dead, San Jose Mercury News reports.
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While Hall's 14-year-old is in good condition after the shooting, Todd says Kloee is brain dead and will be taken off life support Tuesday night once her organs are donated.
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One has been declared brain dead, and three others are at risk of suffering permanent handicaps, Pierre-Gilles Edan, head of neuroscience at the CHU Rennes hospital, said at Friday's press conference.
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Death is echoed metaphorically across the show, from a woman who appears to be functionally brain-dead to relationships that just die on the vine, starved for life, memory, and a heartbeat.
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Jahi McMath, the California teen whose family fought for her medical care after doctors declared her brain dead in December 2013, has died after she underwent surgery in New Jersey, relatives announced Thursday.
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"In summary, the drug-abuse epidemic has been associated with a sharp increase in the recovery of organs from brain-dead donors in the United States but not in Europe," the authors wrote.
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One man was declared brain-dead, and five others were hospitalized with side effects from a medication intended to ease mood and motor problems from neurodegenerative diseases like multiple sclerosis and rheumatoid arthritis.
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The 25-year-old Canadian's doctors say September, at which point they assessed that Ouanounou was brain dead after a severe asthma attack, and incapable of breathing without the assistance of a ventilator.
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One can envision talk radio demagogues using Trump's chosen passage to explain to a brain-dead AM radio audience how this proves the candidate has the best interests of all Americans at heart.
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"The doctors keep saying he is not responsive to anything and while he is not brain dead, he has very little residual brain activity," Lisa wrote on Facebook four days after the incident.
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We don't know what's worse - that or the New York Daily News headline: DAWN OF THE BRAIN DEAD: Clown comes back to life with N.H. win as mindless zombies turn out in droves.
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Mumbai resident, Ajay Kumar, filed the RTI application asking the Indian government if it has plans in place for protecting the citizens of the nation when brain-dead walkers begin walking the streets.
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To suggest otherwise is either to knowingly obfuscate the issue at hand or to appear brain-dead—the latter being the new default mode of the politics desk of The New York Times.
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In the past month alone, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson told US President Donald Trump to butt out of UK politics, and French President Emmanuel Macron courted controversy by calling NATO brain-dead.
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Holley tried to flee and got run over by a car, leaving him with injuries so severe that he remained unconscious for three months; he says he was pronounced brain-dead at one point.
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The Blazers' rebuilding playbook seemed predictable: young dudes would oscillate between brilliant and brain-dead, losses would pile up, and the team would be compensated with a top lottery pick in the 213 Draft.
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After having his flight diverted to Montreal, where Richardson was in the hospital, a doctor explained to Neeson, after showing him his wife's X-rays, that she was brain dead, but on life support.
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Gtfo and go back to what ever Berkeley snobhole you crawled out of" and "When Trump supporters are considered Nazis by brain dead people like Ashley and Antifa, she is provoking violence against them.
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When you're working remotely, it's very easy to not interact with any other humans IRL—which can contribute to that feeling of being both brain-dead and way too keyed up come 4 p.m.
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LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that French President Emmanuel Macron had been "very insulting" by describing NATO as "brain dead" as the two leaders prepared to attend a NATO summit.
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This is why Mr. Macron's " 'brain-dead' interview" as it came to be known in foreign policy circles in Berlin when he applied that description to NATO, could not go down well in Germany.
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Trudeau doesn&apost mention Trump by name but appears to make fun of his unexpected Tuesday-morning press conference, during which Trump attacked Macron for saying last month that NATO was going brain-dead.
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Bryant was said to have been struggling for his life until the announcement from police at 1pm today that he was in fact brain dead—a condition of total and irreversible brain function loss.
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Moment of silence for Jo's unstoppable and inappropriate laughter when they all realize that she is still Paul's wife and, now that he's effectively brain dead, she gets to decide if they continue life support.
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Scully tells Miller she might be able to help him speak to the vegetative terrorist, while Mulder convinces Miller to give him magic mushrooms so he might be able to communicate with the brain-dead.
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In December, several outlets reported on a woman who went brain dead after attempting the soy sauce cleanse— a diet that required her to drink a liter of soy sauce in less than two hours.
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" She said this sort of experimentation isn't possible for humans, arguing that in cases where an individual has been declared brain-dead, "by the time the brain is accessible it would be well and truly compromised.
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A 3-year-old boy remained on life support Wednesday after his mother, Alison Bovio, left, and stepfather, Donald Bovio, right, allegedly beat him with a belt so badly last week he was left brain dead.
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After the 13-year-old boy was severely injured in a dune buggy accident, his parents made the difficult decision to donate his organs following days of him being apparently brain dead, according to Fox 10.
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Six people died, and another two were seriously injured — including a 14-year-old girl who had been pronounced brain dead but squeezed her mother's hand as doctors were preparing to harvest her organs, police said.
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Ms. Warner, 17, had been declared brain-dead on Sunday at NYU Langone Medical Center, where she had been transferred from Coney Island Hospital after being attacked, the police and the Brooklyn district attorney's office said.
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Three months later, Dr. Devauchelle and Dr. Dubernard headed up the two teams that performed the surgery, grafting lips, a nose and a chin from a 46-year-old brain-dead donor onto Ms. Dinoire's face.
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ISTANBUL/PARIS (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Friday that Emmanuel Macron's warning that NATO was dying reflects a "sick and shallow" understanding, telling the French president "you should check whether you are brain dead".
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LONDON, Dec 3 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that French President Emmanuel Macron had been "very insulting" by describing NATO as "brain dead" as the two leaders prepared to attend a NATO summit.
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She was told he was brain-dead -- the result of a narcotics overdose -- so in late July 2018, a grieving Powell gave her permission to take him off life support and her brother was pronounced dead.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's gripes about having to "subsidise" Europe is forcing it to contribute more, while French president Emmanuel Macron has ruffled feathers by calling NATO "brain dead" and suggesting a "strategic relationship" with Russia.
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" Gregory Pence on harvesting organs: "I think an interesting scenario would be that you created a fetus and put it in some kind of artificial womb that basically rendered it brain dead, so it never became conscious.
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On Friday several French agencies opened an investigation into a clinical drug trial that has hospitalized six men in the last week, leaving one permanently brain dead and three in critical condition, likely with permanent brain damage.
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An Ohio babysitter who was arrested earlier this month after allegedly beating a 3-year-old girl in her care — leaving her brain-dead — has been charged with murder now that the child has died, PEOPLE confirms.
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The New York Daily News, long an outspoken critic of Trump, revealed that Wednesday's headline will be: "DAWN OF THE BRAIN DEAD: Trump comes back to life with N.H. win as mindless zombies turn out in droves."
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Whether Busci is poking fun of famous artists like Damien Hirst, who's found painting his dumb dots on his iconic shark, or juxtaposing helpless elephants against brain-dead humans, her absurdist situations illuminate something about our condition.
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Thousands of lives were prolonged or saved every year because patients declared brain-dead—a form of death eventually adopted by the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and most of Europe—were now eligible to donate their organs.
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It said the 117 days that she had been kept alive in the womb - a process fraught with potential complications - were believed to be a record for the longest artificially sustained pregnancy in a brain-dead mother.
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It said the 117 days that she had been kept alive in the womb - a process fraught with potential complications - were believed to be a record for the longest artificially sustained pregnancy in a brain-dead mother.
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Once, when a suitcase was sent out with a customer's incomplete initials stenciled onto the luggage tag, CEO Steph Korey said the person in charge must have been "brain dead" and threatened to take over the project.
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The two sides came to an agreement that allowed McMath to be taken to New Jersey from Oakland, California, due to the state's law that denies doctors the chance of removing brain dead patients if the family objects.
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Three teens have been arrested in connection with the death of 15-year-old Florida high school student Roger Trindade, who was declared brain-dead in October days after he was discovered with few obvious signs of violence.
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En route to Texas, they pop by the X-Files office because Agent Miller has an idea: One of the terrorists survived but is functionally brain-dead, and Miller wants to find a way to speak to him.
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Feldman, director for maternal fetal medicine at Hartford HealthCare Medical Group, treated a woman 20 years ago who had a stroke that rendered her brain-dead during her second trimester and who went on to have the baby.
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Shewmon believes this fact alone should be enough for the state to revise its declaration of death, given a person who is actually brain dead wouldn't have the glandular function to prompt the development showing in Jahi's body.
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"Leaving the [nuclear] agreement, placing an embargo and now killing a general, and you look and you say 'well, maybe they'll want to negotiate now' — you'd have to be a brain-dead individual to believe that," Paul said.
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In the video, Trudeau does not mention Trump by name but appears to make fun of Trump&aposs impromptu Tuesday-morning press conference, in which he attacked Macron for saying last month that NATO was going brain-dead.
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In a lengthy interview with The Economist, French President Emmanuel Macron referred to NATO as brain dead and questioned whether the alliance is still fit for purpose now that America's commitment has come into question under President Trump.
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McMath's family gained custody of the girl's body in 2014 and moved her to New Jersey, the only state in the U.S. with a law that prohibits doctors from removing brain-dead patients from ventilators over families' religious objections.
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French surgeons Dr. Jean-Michel Dubernard and Dr. Bernard Devauchelle decided to carry out the operation to stitch on a nose, chin and mouth from a brain-dead donor, and opted out of the more traditional reconstructive surgery route.
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For the study, published online last month in JAMA Neurology, researchers wanted to know the degree to which hospitals around the U.S. had adopted the American Academy of Neurology's latest guidelines for determining whether a patient is brain-dead.
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Trump also said the owner of The New York Daily News, which ran a cover on Wednesday proclaiming "Dawn of the Brain Dead" accompanied by a picture of Trump as a clown, has been after him for some time.
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Death and the Mind Rachel Aviv beautifully illuminates the story of Jahi McMath, a child who was declared brain-dead four years ago, in Oakland, and the family members who disagree with her diagnosis ("The Death Debate," February 5th).
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Estonian President Kersti Kaljulaid defended NATO on Tuesday after French President Emmanuel Macron branded it "brain dead", saying Estonia felt safe in a military alliance that has been fortifying its eastern flank as a shield against Russia.
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The clinical trial for the molecule that has left six men, ages 28-49, with varying degrees of neural complications (one brain dead, three in critical condition, one with neurological problems and one under close observation) began last year in July.
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Employees at a Nevada hospital lined the halls to say their final goodbyes to a teen, who had been declared brain dead after a motorcycle accident, as he was wheeled into organ donation surgery — a decision he made just weeks earlier.
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One person has been left brain dead and five others are in serious condition after taking part in a clinical trial in France of an experimental painkiller made by Portuguese drug company Bial, the French Health Ministry said on Friday.
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Kopf, whose injuries were so severe that doctors feared she could be pronounced brain dead – until she squeezed her mother's hand – has been moved to an inpatient rehabilitation center in Grand Rapids, Michigan, a Bronson Methodist Hospital press release states.
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Rather than serving horror's usual implied purpose of helping us confront our fears, Christmas horror movies seem to provide a specific sort of escapism—the brain-dead kind best enjoyed with pie after smoking shake with your uncle behind the shed.
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That precious substance you use to wash your ass and swill your mouth and hydrate and flush your toilet and mop your floor has been rebranded by Big Water, and like the brain-dead consumers we are, we're lapping it up.
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It is the glaringly high maternal death rates that exceed all other developed nations'; the rise in pregnancy exclusion laws, which override brain-dead pregnant patients' medical directives; and the anti-abortion measures that allow no exceptions for rape and incest.
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"When you make a statement like that," he said of Macron's "brain dead" critique, "that is a very, very nasty statement to essentially 28, including them, 28 countries," the U.S. president told a news conference with the head of NATO.
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In the '80s, it was nearly impossible to pick up a newspaper and not read—or read about—Berkeley Breathed's Bloom County, the Pulitzer-winning, audience-provoking comic strip about a naive penguin named Opus; a brain-dead, Tender Vittles-addicted, Ack!
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The six men began taking the molecule on January 7, and by January 10 the first man was hospitalized and his condition rapidly deteriorated until he was declared to be brain dead by Gilles Edan, the chief neuroscientist at the Rennes hospital.
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A mother in Iowa is sharing powerful footage of her 1-year-old daughter, who had been declared brain dead after contracting a virus, getting wheeled into organ donation surgery in an effort to stress the importance of the gift of life.
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"He earned the well-deserved admiration of everyone for his stoicism and his capacity to confront the situation" In mid-January, skin from a new donor became available from a 22-year-old man in western France who had been declared brain-dead.
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PARIS (Reuters) - One person has been left brain dead and five others have been hospitalized after taking part in a clinical trial in France of an experimental drug made by Portuguese drug company Bial, French Health Minister Marisol Touraine said on Friday.
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She had been at the University of Maryland Prince George's Hospital Center since Tuesday, when another student shot her in the head in a hallway at their school in Great Mills, Md. Earlier on Thursday, her parents said that she was brain dead.
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NATO&aposs 70th-anniversary summit has kicked off just as awkwardly as expected, with President Donald Trump complaining about the US&aposs defense contribution and attacking French President Emmanuel Macron for his "very, very nasty statement" describing the group as brain-dead.
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The day before Holton's execution, Leuchter told the City Paper that he had reservations about if the chair would work — he worried that the voltage was too low and that the chair would fall short of its lethal goal, leaving the inmate brain dead.
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A recent study funded by the US Department of Health and Human Services, led by a US Department of Veterans Affairs researcher, sought to determine whether, if brain-dead kidney donors' bodies were cooled after brain death, living recipients of the transplanted kidneys did better.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Emmanuel Macron's blunt diagnosis that NATO is "brain dead" has upset other Europeans, but that's a risk the French president is prepared to take if it stops them turning a blind eye to an ever more dangerous world, officials in Paris say.
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Hadley: When you think about what happened over the last several weeks in terms of that "brain dead" bashing, do you think that's a bit rich coming from the French, considering they're not actually paying what they're expected to pay as a NATO member?
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The 9-year-old girl, who had been declared brain-dead, was at the center of an ongoing court dispute between a Fort Worth hospital, which wanted to remove her from the ventilator, and her parents, who wanted to keep her on the machine.
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Even apart from such considerations, a determination of brain death can seem implausible in the face of a healthy body: Some patients who have been declared brain-dead whose life support has not been withdrawn have "survived" with intact organ function for months, even years.
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" Even with instructions to avoid media coverage of the trial, Duncan said she and her fellow jurors would had to have been "brain dead to not know" the scrutiny on the case and said they were "all very overwhelmed with the importance of our job.
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"If technologies similar to BrainEx are improved and developed for use in humans, people who are declared brain dead (especially those with brain injuries resulting from a lack of oxygen) could become candidates for brain resuscitation rather than organ donation," Youngner and Hyun write.
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For the launch, a special six-piece T-shirt capsule collection featuring prints by New York-based artist Adam Lucas (also known as Hanksy), Anti Social Social Club, Better Gift Shop by Avi Gold, Brain Dead, Cactus Plant Flea Market and Dreamland Syndicate will also be available.
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This launched a months-long battle between the hospital, which sought to remove Jahi from a ventilator after doctors and a judge concluded she was brain-dead, and her relatives, who fought in court to keep her on the ventilator and contended she showed signs of life.
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But this year's meeting was made even more difficult by Erdogan, who launched an incursion into Syria and bought Russian missiles against the objections of his allies, and by French President Emmanuel Macron, who had described the alliance's strategy as brain dead in an interview last month.
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The story of Greg Bryant keeps getting sadder and sadder, as West Palm Beach Police released a statement today declaring that the UAB (and former Notre Dame) running back is officially brain dead a day after being discovered shot on the highway, the Associated Press reports.
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Read more:A rare mosquito-borne illness caused a grandfather to go from healthy to brain-dead in 9 days, and it's part of a scary trend7 popular products that won't actually prevent —or relieve — bug bites Government researchers may have experimented with ticks for use as biological weapons.
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Dr. Raghu Loganathan, who directs critical care services at St. Barnabas Hospital in the Bronx, said that during his training two decades ago, clinicians viewed a potential donor who had been declared brain-dead as "an orphan patient," the responsibility of the organ procurement organization rather than the hospital's.
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While the agenda may be dominated by the French president's criticism of the alliance as "brain dead", it equally will be an opportunity for the two leaders to clear the air and talk up how closer coordination among Britain, France and Germany can bolster both European security and NATO.
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French President Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronNATO is not brain dead yet Trump, NATO chief to meet at White House Macron: NATO experiencing 'brain death' MORE warned in a new interview that NATO is undergoing "brain death" due to a lack of commitment from its primary benefactor, the United States.
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But with a French president who calls it "brain dead", a Turkish leader who is attacking U.S. allies and buying Russian weapons, and an American president who questions the entire premise of his superpower defending the West — the political future of NATO has rarely if ever seemed quite so dubious.
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"Deep-sixing cinematography and editing, much less hair and makeup, was a brain-dead decision when those are two of the most essential movie making arts, and prominent directors were guaranteed to go public and fight it," said one member of the Academy to BuzzFeed News, who spoke on the condition of anonymity.
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In lieu of operating on her infected, fractured hip because they felt treating a brain dead patient was unethical, doctors reportedly told Anahita's father, Mohammed Meshkin, that they wanted to take his daughter – who had been in a coma since 2007 following a seizure during her battle with anorexia – off of life support.
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Instead of the maddening and beautiful brevity that made the site worth using, our timelines are about to be clogged by thick blocks of text from self-righteous nerds who need 30 adverbs to scream about how social justice warriors and/or Russian hacking ruined the latest brain-dead superhero blockbuster and their childhoods.
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Don't forget a living will and power of attorneyIf you end up in a coma, brain dead, or with a major injury or illness where you are no longer able to speak or make decisions for yourself, it is too late to tell someone if you would rather stay on life support or get unplugged.
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Three days after Jacquez Welch was rushed to the ICU after he was tackled during a high school football game — revealing a brain condition his family didn't know he had — the 17-year-old Florida student was taken off life support after doctors determined he was "completely brain dead," according to Bay News 9.
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It's really, really, really bad there, and by not letting us come to Earth and possess people—because they're mostly possessing people who've been brain dead, in vegetative states and comas, or people who are really severely mentally ill, people who are not leading much of a life—they're like, 'You are perpetuating a holocaust against us.
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After several tests led doctors at UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles to declare Liam brain dead, following his injuries in an alleged drunk driving crash, Eder and Kowal decided to donate their son's organs so that others could get a second chance at survival, "Two people are going to live because of our baby," Kowal tells PEOPLE.
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It is easy see the relevance here of Aviv's story about Jahi McMath, a teenager from Oakland declared brain-dead after a horribly-botched tonsillectomy, whose family managed to spirit her away to New Jersey, where religious-freedom laws allow families to reject a "brain-death" ruling and keep a loved one on a feeding tube indefinitely.
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Also on the top of the Trump food chain when it comes to protecting our security: Attorney General Jeff Sessions, a right-wing former senator whose greatest achievement so far has been to return the federal criminal justice system to a brain-dead policy of imposing long mandatory sentences on people convicted of nonviolent drug crimes.
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Unlike in these cases, Tafida's parents won a rare victory in early October: They were allowed to transfer her to a hospital in Italy that has agreed to keep her on life support because Tafida does not meet their criteria for switching it off (which is being diagnosed as brain dead, and Tafida has not been).
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President Donald Trump's constant focus on NATO burden-sharing as well as recent, uncoordinated announcements to withdraw US forces twice from Syria (although these forces were shifted in the country but not removed), and Turkey's decision to militarily intervene in Syria three times, appear to have been the catalyst for Macron's "NATO is brain dead" moment.
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"These modifications may result in 'tissue cooking' of the executee, and further, fibrillation of the executees heart resulting in failure to execute and a brain dead vegetable at the conclusion of the execution procedure," John V. Maye, president of JVM, the firm that had acquired rights to Leuchter's designs and technology, wrote to the associate warden at Riverbend in April 1996.
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Let us not fixate on the negative though, you aren't going to start hitting kicks that require a run up in sparring sessions against anyone except the clinically brain dead but after researching real life instances of kamikaze flying kicks, this writer can safely declare his surprise at the situations in which these kicks could aid the modern martial artist.
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Using the nose, lips and chin of an anonymous brain-dead donor, a 50-person team led by French surgeons Jean-Michel Dubernard and Bernard Devauchelle spent 15 hours performing the world's first partial face transplant, replacing skin, nerves and muscles that had been torn away by the family dog after Dinoire took sedatives and fell into a deep sleep.
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The police poses appear to have been loosely copied from a poster designed by the multitalented David Wojnarowicz , a then recent and increasingly forceful arrival on the downtown art scene, announcing a protest rally in Union Square that took place two days before the end of Stewart's protracted death throes—he had been diagnosed as brain-dead—in Bellevue Hospital.
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That news was drowned out by French leader Emmanuel Macron, who came into town having declared NATO brain dead; by Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, who responded that it instead was the French leader's brain that was lifeless; by Canadian leader Justin Trudeau, who was caught mocking President Trump during allied cocktail hour; and by President Trump, who shrugged in response that the Canadian was two-faced.
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The rhetoric from Trump has irked some allies, with French President Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronNATO is not brain dead yet Trump, NATO chief to meet at White House Macron: NATO experiencing 'brain death' MORE this week saying the alliance is undergoing a "brain death" due to a lack of commitment from the U.S. "I don't know [whether Article Five remains in effect]," Macron said, referring to the collective defense agreement.
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" But anyone who got through the ambient overkill of Culture II without falling asleep should kick meth, and the parodies of the trio here are overdue—"Brain dead, eyedrops/Pain meds, Cyclops/Daybed, iPod/May-back, Maybach" or "Lug nut coaster [actual online-available consumer durable]/Lung jug roaster [set-up]/Young Thug poster [wham]/Unplugged toaster [cool]" even more than the thematic "Hatata batata, why don't we make a bunch of songs about nothin' and mumble 'em.
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Read more:Trump&aposs demands for NATO is a &aposvery rough way to play,&apos a former top commander of the alliance saysVideo appears to show world leaders mocking Trump after uncomfortable first day at NATO summitTrump went off at the NATO summit with wild comments about climate change, ISIS fighters, and Adam SchiffThe NATO summit started as uncomfortably as expected, with Trump slamming Macron&aposs &aposvery, very nasty&apos statement on the group being brain-dead
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Read more:How Prince Andrew&aposs voluntary decision to do a prime-time interview about his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein set his reputation on fire and tanked his royal career&aposI just didn&apost expect it from royalty&apos: Prince Andrew accuser gives tear-filled interview and implores the British public to stand with herEverything we know about Trump&aposs connection to financier Jeffrey Epstein, who was charged with sex traffickingThe NATO summit started as uncomfortably as expected, with Trump slamming Macron&aposs &aposvery, very nasty&apos statement on the group being brain-dead
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The summit comes at a pivotal time — accentuated by French President Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronBiden hammers Trump over video of world leaders mocking him Trump returns to impeachment fight after NATO clash Overnight Defense: Trump cancels presser, cuts short NATO trip | Viral video catches leaders appearing to gossip about Trump | Dem witnesses say Trump committed impeachable offenses | Trump reportedly mulling more troops in Middle East MORE's recent declaration that the alliance was "brain-dead" — where the United State's traditionally guiding role and philosophy appears more confusing than affirming for our allies in NATO and worldwide.
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Former House Speaker Newt GingrichNewton (Newt) Leroy GingrichMORE (R) on Monday slammed current Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiGraham predicts Senate will take up impeachment trial next week Pressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment Trump trade deal faces uncertain Senate timeline MORE's (D-Calif.) strategy to delay reporting articles of impeachment against President TrumpDonald John TrumpPence: Intelligence shows Iran directing militias not to attack U.S. targets Mnuchin aims to wait until end of 2020 to disclose Secret Service costs for Trump's travel: report Pressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment MORE to the Senate, with the Fox News contributor calling Democrats "brain-dead" while noting the tactic is only helping the president in fundraising.
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