"Anybody we've discharged has been discharged appropriately, clinically," he said.
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Five riders were discharged Thursday night, another two were discharged Friday morning.
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Yulia Skripal was discharged from the hospital in April, and her father was discharged in May.
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She was discharged — and a short time later the independent judiciary discharged the travel ban as she forecast.
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NAVY SEALS DISCHARGED OVER METH, COCAINE USE: Eleven Naval service members are being discharged after testing positive for cocaine and methamphetamines.
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The first patient in the US was discharged from a hospital this week, and the first patient in Taiwan will be discharged soon. 3.
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None of the 24 members dismissed were honorably discharged, and at least two of them were discharged with bad-conduct discharges, a spokesperson for the Marines told Military.
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He was discharged from the Marines for bad conduct Whelan served 14 years in the US Marine Corps Reserve until he was discharged for bad conduct in 2008.
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Since then, 2,104 children have been discharged from government custody and reunited with parents, and 300 others were discharged "under other appropriate circumstances," according to Thursday's court filing.
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Yulia, 33, has been discharged from Salisbury District Hospital, Christine Blanshard, medical director of the hospital, told reporters on Tuesday and her father could be discharged in due course.
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Another VLCC discharged nearly 2 million barrels in May, and the tanker C. Freedom discharged roughly 870,000 in early June, according to trading sources and Reuters Trade Flows data.
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FBI agent who discharged gun on dance floor appears in court Off-duty FBI agent whose firearm discharged while he was dancing at a Denver nightclub charged with second-degree assault.
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John Is Discharged From The Marines In 1991 The docuseries shows that two years after they were married, John was discharged from the Marines and no longer had a steady paycheck.
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" Ward was discharged in 2010 for "failure to adapt.
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This is essentially where a patient whose in a hospital could be discharged home and is medically fit to be discharged to go home but for non-medical reasons they don't go home.
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He was convicted and discharged for bad conduct in 2008.
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By 2008, more than 12,000 service members had been discharged.
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If I get discharged, that number would triple at least.
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Doctors discharged Maleah without performing a CT scan, Bowens said.
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The officer reportedly discharged his service weapon, striking the subject.
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He intends to buy a VR headset when he's discharged.
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All of the crew have since been discharged, MPA said.
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He spent 24 days in the hospital before being discharged.
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Unable to receive a commission, I was discharged upon graduation.
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He added that three foreigners have recovered and were discharged.
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More than 13,000 were discharged after the policy was enacted.
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He had claimed to have been medically discharged in 1942.
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A judge spared him jail time and dishonorably discharged him.
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Three were later discharged from the hospital, according to police.
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Both were both discharged from local hospitals, university officials said.
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Doctors discharged him after three days, when the KPK pounced.
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They were discharged from the hospital by early Saturday evening.
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By midmorning Monday, 29 of the injured had been discharged.
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Following her shots, police discharged another three rounds, killing Gaines.
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A week or so later, I was discharged from hospital.
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No Fairfax County police discharged their weapons in the incident.
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He was discharged on Monday and taken back into custody.
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Boatwright discharged the weapon, killing Onfroy, according to the indictment.
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I have seen many service members discharged less than honorably.
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Ultimately, the patient recovered and was discharged from the hospital.
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Three people survived and were discharged from the hospital Friday.
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One is critical condition, eight stable and the others discharged.
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Later this week, she will be discharged from the hospital.
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She was discharged in November and continues to do well.
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He should be discharged from hospital on Friday, Farage said.
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Three employees suffered minor injuries and have since been discharged.
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The waste may be treated with municipal wastewater and discharged.
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It has also discharged six patients who have fully recovered.
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He was discharged in 2002 at the rank of specialist.
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She was discharged the next day and worked from home.
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He was wounded near Richmond, Va., and was soon discharged.
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In other words ... Chelsea's gotta lay low until she's discharged.
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He was honorably discharged as a lieutenant commander in 1945.
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Four officers discharged their weapons, striking the man, Monahan said.
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But he was miserable and was discharged, his father said.
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The operation was a success, and Foreman was discharged Thursday.
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Every test came back normal, and the hospital discharged her.
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Then, after she is discharged, the home won't readmit her.
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She was discharged shortly after, once her symptoms had improved.
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Mr. Springer took it and was discharged five days later.
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Discharged in 1946, he resumed poster work for Warner Bros.
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Barbara Bush was discharged from Houston Methodist Hospital on Monday.
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After he was discharged, however, his luck began to turn.
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Many people have recovered and been discharged from the hospital.
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It then discharged Daisha, who died at home that night.
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Those that have discharged their commitment -- we're all the Sheriffs.
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Many of them have been discharged after treatment, she said.
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He is now healthy and was discharged on February 20.
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Two patients have been discharged and one person has died.
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None of the discharged cases led to discovery of espionage.
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Pink was admitted to Hospital on Sunday night, treated and discharged.
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Prince was hospitalized ... but was discharged after only a few hours.
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Grays was discharged from the precinct not long after his arrest.
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The doctors discharged Maleah without performing a CT scan, Bowens said.
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The baby is expected to be discharged within the next week.
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Martine has been discharged, but the general prosecutor appealed the decision.
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Documents showed Roman was discharged from the U.S. on June 6.
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Discharged into seas, rubbish can return to wreak havoc on land.
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" But Barker is "doing okay, [and] hopefully he'll get discharged today.
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All but one of the injured have been discharged, they said.
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All injured personnel had been discharged from hospital, SOCAR later said.
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Some injured have been discharged and others are still being treated.
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There's been so much untreated sewage that's been discharged into streams.
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He has since been discharged and allowed to return to Britain.
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After two weeks he was discharged after making a full recovery.
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The peacekeepers were stationed near a river and discharged raw sewage.
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He said I would be discharged shortly and left the room.
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Most were taken to hospital and many quickly discharged, it said.
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She was last discharged from the Royal Free Hospital in November.
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In total, his companies discharged an estimated $4.7 billion in debt.
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Four officers were believed to have discharged their weapons, police said.
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Four people remained hospitalized while eight others have since been discharged.
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That effluent was discharged into local lakes and rivers, they said.
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He was an Army veteran who was honorably discharged in 1999.
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Eleven of the injured Germans have already been discharged from hospital.
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The last student was discharged Sunday, said the hospital's Wendy Forbes.
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I got better there, but after six days, I was discharged.
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On Sunday, my little girl was discharged and we went home.
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Doctors gave her medicine and discharged her within a few hours.
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All the discharged vessels are operated by National Iranian Tanker Company.
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"She was very relieved when we discharged her," Barahona-Corrêa says.
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After regaining consciousness, Maddie was discharged from the hospital on Friday.
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Eight were discharged shortly after being admitted to a nearby hospital.
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When Bishop picked up the weapon it discharged, striking a man.
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Gonsalves opened fire and McDaniel discharged a Taser device, police said.
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Also, not all credit card debt is automatically discharged during bankruptcy.
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Green says he was discharged and sent home after the incident.
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"The Holiday," a child discharged early from school eagerly anticipates a
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Regardless of my training, qualifications or dedication, I may be discharged.
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He was discharged and taken back into custody a day later.
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He told CNN that being discharged can have far reaching impacts.
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She was eventually discharged and was doing well in outpatient therapy.
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Honorably discharged members of the US Armed Forces are also eligible.
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He was discharged in 1946, before attending Bradley University in Illinois.
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Mr. Kelley was finally discharged from the Air Force in 2014.
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Guns are discharged, tears shed, experts consulted, Breivik's noxious views aired.
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After being discharged, he took up photography again to stabilize himself.
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So when Trump said he discharged Bolton, International oil price dropped.
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Mr. Cruz was discharged within about 40 minutes, the doctor estimated.
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And a discharged service member can still apply to be reinstated.
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If tests were returned more quickly, more patients could be discharged.
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He was discharged with the rank of first lieutenant in 19633.
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As of Sunday, 58,600 patients had been discharged from Chinese hospitals.
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Four other men and three women have been discharged from hospital.
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She first tested positive in January, but was discharged on Feb.
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A burst of gunfire followed, as multiple officers discharged their weapons.
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Two of them had recovered and were discharged from the hospital.
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More than 36,000 patients have been discharged from hospital so far.
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He asked me, was I discharged, and I told him yes.
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After four months of inpatient care, she will soon be discharged.
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Five of the patients have been discharged from hospitals, it said.
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The CDC allowed the family to be discharged from the hospital.
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After that, they could marry and have children without being discharged.
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The guidance is effective for loans discharged in 2016 and later.
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The commission said 2200,2130 people have been discharged from the hospital.
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"He should have been discharged right from the E.R.," she said.
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The other three officers have been discharged, a hospital spokeswoman said.
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Kelley was later discharged from the Air Force for bad conduct.
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Brezler is being discharged from the Marines for mishandling classified information.
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He served from February 1962 and was honorably discharged in 1964.
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Another 26 were injured, though seven have been discharged, he added.
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By October 2015 he was discharged and back home in Greenville.
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The weapon discharged and hit the floor — no injuries were reported.
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After being hospitalized for five days, she recovered and was discharged.
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He also wondered why student debt can't be discharged in bankruptcy.
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No Fairfax County police officers discharged their weapons during the incident.
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Those discharged from one hospital against medical advice were also 2.3 times more likely to be readmitted to a different hospital, and more than 18 times more likely to be discharged against medical advice a second time.
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When the earliest human being took their first breath, CO2 was discharged.
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She was discharged on Friday and worked from home, the court said.
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Taraque was discharged this week, but is suffering speech and mobility issues.
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Dennis Alexander discharged his weapon while it was pointed at the ceiling.
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The discharged Army officer discussed above was second lieutenant named Spenser Rapone.
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I remain the last person to be discharged for my gender identity.
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After we were discharged, we were assigned to different places across China.
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One remained in stable condition Tuesday night, while the other was discharged.
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Officials admit that water discharged through the dams caused flooding in Shouguang.
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The company has said it only discharged waste water once, on Dec.
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The gun, authorities said, appeared to have discharged from inside a backpack.
|
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The patient was later discharged and taken home by London ambulance service.
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A patient doesn't need a clean bill of health to be discharged.
|
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And many are discharged into homes that contain lethal drugs and firearms.
|
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They all ended up hospitalized as well, though they've since been discharged.
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But for most patients, the problems continued long after they were discharged.
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We're told Priyanka was examined, treated and discharged a few hours later.
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No word yet if they will be discharged because of Trump's wishes.
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The sanctions will resume after the cargoes are discharged, the source said.
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She is doing fine and will be discharged from the hospital shortly.
|
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She soon recovered and was discharged four days later, on May 8.
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And they keep following up even after the patient has been discharged.
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Navalny was discharged from hospital on Monday and taken back into custody.
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If it were a 9mm round, from what weapon was it discharged?
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"All passengers and vehicles have been safely discharged," it said on Twitter.
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Some 21814,21820 discharged soldiers and sailors were forced to seek alternative employment.
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He was honorably discharged after service in the U.S. military, she said.
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The gun was in a bag, along with five discharged shell casings.
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Both mother and child were discharged from the hospital three days later.
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An officer who was discharged suffered a gunshot wound to the shoulder.
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No Fairfax County officers discharged their weapons during the incident, Roessler said.
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McQueen joined the Marines in 1947 but was honorably discharged in 1950.
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It's also often not clear exactly when a patient should be discharged.
|
|
Prince Philip was recently discharged from hospital after a hip replacement operation.
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If they thought you were gay, you were fired or dishonorably discharged.
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He was discharged on the 16th of December, just seven weeks later.
|
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Both survived the exposure and have since been discharged from the hospital.
|
|
" The president has fully discharged his constitutional obligation," he plans to say.
|
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She wasn't discharged from the hospital until 126 days after being born.
|
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A total of 1,684 military personnel has been discharged, the broadcaster said.
|
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UF Health said four patients were discharged, but two others remain hospitalized.
|
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After he was discharged, he worked as an editor at various magazines.
|
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He said he was discharged in 2005 with the rank of specialist.
|
|
As soon as she was discharged on Sunday, she returned to protest.
|
|
The infant was discharged from the treatment center in Beni on Wednesday.
|
|
Amal was discharged from the hospital in Aslam last week, still sick.
|
|
She said she hoped to be discharged from the isolation center immediately.
|
|
That same year, he was honorably discharged from the Air Force Reserve.
|
|
"Everywhere Marie Yovanovitch went turned bad," came the president's just-discharged words.
|
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The sanctions will resume after the cargoes are discharged, the source said.
|
|
It is not clear when he was discharged or under what circumstances.
|
|
First, it is reducing the standards for when loans can be discharged.
|
|
On Wednesday, the local health commission said eight people had been discharged.
|
|
Mr. Scalise was discharged from the hospital and began rehabilitation on Tuesday.
|
|
When he is discharged, he tends to struggle without those robust supports.
|
|
He received a Bronze Star before he was honorably discharged in 1969.
|
|
The patient was discharged from the hospital after a few more days.
|
|
Ms. Mash was discharged from the hospital 12 days after her rescue.
|
|
Five discharged cartridges were recovered from the scene, according to court papers.
|
|
He was hospitalized in the ICU for several days before being discharged.
|
|
Bolsonaro spent the night in the hospital and was discharged on Tuesday.
|
|
He was discharged and sent home to Lancaster, Ohio, in civilian clothes.
|
|
"A police firearm was discharged and a man has died," police said.
|
|
He got discharged, he stayed on the right drugs, and he got better.
|
|
The gun was discharged; a bullet ricocheted off a wall and struck Gurley.
|
|
Following the chase, one of the officers discharged his gun, hitting the boy.
|
|
In a 63-37 vote, lawmakers discharged a bill, co-sponsored by Sens.
|
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A statement from the U.S. Army explains why some have recently been discharged.
|
|
Somehow, no one dies (nice work, Kelly!), and all the patients are discharged.
|
|
About 14% of the patients were readmitted within 30 days of being discharged.
|
|
He was still in the NICU, but was discharged a few weeks later.
|
|
He said Neumann was an Army veteran who was honorably discharged in 1999.
|
|
He said Clopton should be discharged from the hospital in about a week.
|
|
There were also 132 deaths and 103 people who recovered and were discharged.
|
|
Its cargo, millions of tonnes of Iranian oil, had been discharged in secret.
|
|
Dean's record will also show that he was dishonorably discharged from the department.
|
|
Officer Jesus Retana went home Friday and Officer Elmar Cannon was discharged Saturday.
|
|
News reported the singer will enter rehab when she's discharged from the hospital.
|
|
It was not clear if the carriers had discharged cargoes or been resold.
|
|
You can have significant damage to a system without it being entirely discharged.
|
|
Vance freed himself from the wreckage and was later discharged from a hospital.
|
|
"Justice Ginsburg has been discharged from the hospital," court spokeswoman Kathleen Arberg said.
|
|
She was discharged from the hospital and returned home without the new organ.
|
|
Burnaz needed surgery on his foot but has been discharged from the hospital.
|
|
He was also found guilty of disobedience of military orders and dishonorably discharged.
|
|
His condition improved and he was discharged from the hospital on June 23.
|
|
After their report last May, the Marines investigated and eventually dishonorably discharged Pistolis.
|
|
During police response, one officer was injured when another officer's gun discharged accidentally.
|
|
Those who admitted they were gay were fired, discharged, or intimidated into resignation.
|
|
The gun discharged by mistake, shooting the child in the face, police said.
|
|
The Education Department makes it tough for students to get their loans discharged.
|
|
Initially, the boy was given medication and discharged the same day he died.
|
|
He was only discharged after an independent psychiatric review commissioned by his daughter.
|
|
"The boy recovered very well and got discharged in three days," he added.
|
|
Mercury discharged into the environment can damage people's health, including through seafood consumption.
|
|
Roughly a third of the patients -- 9993,2999 -- were discharged during the holiday period.
|
|
He was honorably discharged in 2012 as an E-4 (specialist), Forster said.
|
|
Almost one in five complications were already present the day patients were discharged.
|
|
A total of 51,723, or 2.6 percent of patients discharged, had received them.
|
|
They were discharged early Saturday, Yvan Mayeur, the Brussels mayor, said on Twitter.
|
|
Each time, he was discharged without question and sent home to his husband.
|
|
Five have been discharged and the injured were in stable condition, it said.
|
|
In June he was abruptly discharged for "personnel security," according to a form.
|
|
He joined the Air Force at 22017 but was discharged after going AWOL.
|
|
This month a California teacher discharged his weapon by mistake in the classroom.
|
|
Two are in serious condition while three have been discharged, the hospital said.
|
|
A week later, he said, he was discharged after they all but dissipated.
|
|
He served in North Africa and Italy and was discharged in December 1945.
|
|
Staff recently discharged one patient who had been in for more than 30.
|
|
"Thank God he has gotten better, been discharged from the hospital," he said.
|
|
On February 9, after being discharged from hospital, Zhang was sent to quarantine.
|
|
So far, 29.3,788 patients have been treated and discharged since the outbreak began.
|
|
The young woman was discharged and given a steroid cream for the itch.
|
|
Ruby shot Gaines the first time, and her shotgun discharged, according to documents.
|
|
Spyker said the hospital discharged her son only after she threatened legal action.
|
|
Since then, all but 17 of the students have recovered and been discharged.
|
|
Later I heard he'd been discharged, and I would not see him again.
|
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Wong had been honorably discharged from the Army, a law enforcement source said.
|
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More than 2,000 people were also cured and discharged on the same day.
|
|
Johnson was discharged on November 26, 1943, nearly a year after the fire.
|
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The injured boy was discharged from a hospital a day after the shooting.
|
|
These loans were "designed to fail," Ms. Madigan said, and should be discharged.
|
|
"Tucker Tynan has been discharged from hospital in St. Catharines," team officials said.
|
|
The Ministry of Health (MOH) said 15 people have so far been discharged.
|
|
Afterward, he was stationed in Baumholder, Germany, before being discharged in August 2012.
|
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But their health began to improve rapidly, and Yulia was discharged last month.
|
|
It seemed like a workable plan, and I discharged her from the hospital.
|
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In 2014, he was discharged from the Navy Reserve after testing positive for cocaine.
|
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All were expected to be discharged from hospital later on Monday, the official said.
|
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According to The Blast, his bankruptcy was dismissed, but his debt was not discharged.
|
|
If caught, they could be discharged and face up to two years in prison.
|
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"I have responsibly and judiciously discharged my duties," the statement quoted Salam as saying.
|
|
Roselle then discharged his weapon five times, striking Santos, who fell to the ground.
|
|
He was showing the gun to Courtlin in class when it discharged, Lee added.
|
|
TMZ Sports has confirmed that he was discharged from Medical City hospital earlier today.
|
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The data includes some oil tankers that arrived in June but discharged in July.
|
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It may also include some parcels that arrived in July and discharged in August.
|
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Part of their job is to determine whether older patients can be safely discharged.
|
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The mother recovered quickly and was discharged from the hospital after just five days.
|
|
Bradford also had no criminal record, and he was honorably discharged from the Army.
|
|
If he leaves for even half an hour he will officially be considered discharged.
|
|
He was discharged a week later and was fine at his two-month checkup.
|
|
Researchers followed 441 patients for one year after they were discharged from the hospital.
|
|
Yulia was discharged from a local hospital last month, and her father last week.
|
|
By late Sunday morning, all three injured victims had been discharged from a hospital.
|
|
He said he plans to make the side job fulltime once he is discharged.
|
|
The Oscar winner only spent a few hours in the hospital before being discharged.
|
|
Details: Disabled veterans' student loans are required by law to be discharged when requested.
|
|
If the background check process takes longer than that, then they're discharged from service.
|
|
Dino I reappeared earlier this week near Taiwan and has discharged its cargo onboard.
|
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The good thing about these debts is that they can be discharged at death.
|
|
Nguyen, who is 11 weeks pregnant, was discharged from the hospital over the weekend.
|
|
The good news ... we're told he's doing well and expects to be discharged soon.
|
|
"The beans can't be discharged because they don't have enough warehouses," the trader said.
|
|
She said she threatened Abarca-Nogueda with her gun but it discharged by mistake.
|
|
Her uncle says they don't know when she will be discharged from the hospital.
|
|
The resolution can be discharged from committee without a vote after 20 calendar days.
|
|
Six of the eight patients at Clear Lake Regional were discharged by Friday afternoon.
|
|
Simultaneously, the officer with the firearm discharged his weapon several times, striking the subject.
|
|
Police said the union official and others were discharged following treatment at a hospital.
|
|
Before, service members who were receiving medical treatment related to gender transition were discharged.
|
|
Nineteen people were discharged from the forces for being "extremist Islamists" during that period.
|
|
Two Belgians have been discharged from hospital after medical checks and treatment, Milan said.
|
|
When discovered — often through witch-hunts — that they were discharged and their careers destroyed.
|
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However, when she was discharged from the hospital, Jessie was prescribed 50 oxycodone pills.
|
|
All but one person had been discharged by 0930 GMT (04:30 a.m. EDT).
|
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"The recovery process should take around 30 days after they are discharged," he added.
|
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An officer's gun discharged when he struck a suspect in the head with it.
|
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He was discharged from the armed forces as a staff sergeant in July 1945.
|
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Chavez' wife and three sons moved to Iowa, according to Honorably Discharged, Dishonorably Deported.
|
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He was later discharged because of his shrapnel wound from the fighting in Spain.
|
|
As a result of this action, the officer discharged his weapon, striking the offender.
|
|
Eleven Naval service members are being discharged after testing positive for cocaine and methamphetamines.
|
|
Eventually, the psychiatrists agreed that she posed no risk to herself and discharged her.
|
|
Simultaneously, the officer with the firearm discharged his weapon several times, striking Mr. Olango.
|
|
More than 52,000 patients have recovered and been discharged from hospital, per the NHC.
|
|
More than 193,700 patients have recovered and been discharged from hospital, per the NHC.
|
|
Nearly 60,000 of China's roughly 80,000 patients have recovered and been discharged from hospitals.
|
|
Of the country's 2014,27.8 patients, nearly 2225,2.23 have recovered and been discharged from hospitals.
|
|
He served in the Army Financial Corps and was discharged as a first lieutenant.
|
|
Laird, and was honorably discharged as a C.O. Paul Rogers went to Notre Dame.
|
|
He was discharged a few days later and is recovering at home in Durban.
|
|
He was discharged hours later with instructions to contact the allergy clinic at Vanderbilt.
|
|
"They were being discharged even if there was not a security concern," she said.
|
|
So far, only the first cargo received, on tanker Lion King, has discharged completely.
|
|
Milk had served from 1951 to 1955, when he was discharged for being gay.
|
|
He was discharged as a captain with two Bronze Stars and three Purple Hearts.
|
|
The gun discharged, killing Mr. Black, as the two men fell to the ground.
|
|
It said 12 people have been discharged and 5 remain in a serious condition.
|
|
After spending four days in the hospital, the student was discharged on Jan. 17.
|
|
But it is too late for the department to help those it already discharged.
|
|
He said he was hopeful the patient could be discharged in the near future.
|
|
By January 219, 68 percent of the patients had been discharged from the hospital.
|
|
He has since recovered and was discharged from hospital on Wednesday, the ministry said.
|
|
The bus veered to the curb, and the passengers were discharged, shaking their heads.
|
|
A man and woman who were taken to hospital have both since been discharged.
|
|
Salcedo was treated for shock at a nearby hospital, but discharged after three hours.
|
|
And no Coast Guard personnel were dishonorably discharged in November or December, it said.
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A total of 22 patients have been discharged and 15 are still being treated.
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Motivated by nothing more than a nagging conscience, these whistleblowers have discharged their duties.
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The release did not name Matthew Sheehan as the trooper who discharged a weapon.
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In 1955, a soldier was dishonorably discharged after a shooting in an Army club.
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State regulators found that Sunco discharged drilling fluid into creeks, not natural gas liquids.
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After Young was discharged from the hospital, he moved into the Rolles' detached garage.
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As of March 4, 2,741 of 2,1003 children have been discharged from government care.
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The other two were discharged when the INM flagged the situation, the company said.
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" The hospital staff then "discharged the child, who was returned to the U.S.B.P. facility.
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He has been discharged, and doctors say he may never regain full lung function.
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Lewis' spokesman later said he was discharged and continued on to the GOP retreat.
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She discharged the weapon, believing it was not loaded and shot through the wall.
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"In about 95% of cases, children can be discharged from the ER," Michelson added.
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A total of 9,419 have recovered and were discharged, the country's health commission said.
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The first lady remained out of sight after she was discharged from the hospital.
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But they discharged Ms. Thompson as well, effectively ending her career in the military.
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Lucía is healthy and should be discharged from the hospital soon, Ms. Debono said.
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He was discharged in 2000, as peace negotiations collapsed and the Second Intifada began.
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When l was discharged from the hospital, I put towels over all the mirrors.
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On the bright side, that eclipses by far the amount of partially discharged human sewage that was discharged from the Southside Wastewater Treatment plant near Wilmington during Hurricane Florence — an estimated 5.25 million gallons of sewage that spilled from their wastewater site.
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Nathan Fletcher, a veteran and former California assemblyman who began an advocacy group called Honorably Discharged, Dishonorably Deported, personally lobbied Governor Brown to pardon Mr. Chavez and the two other veterans, who, like Mr. Chavez, had been honorably discharged from the military.
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A doctor who was shot in the neck has been discharged, and a medical student who was shot in the stomach was also ready to be discharged, but will remain at Bronx-Lebanon before flying home to Ohio in a few days.
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In the eight years to March 2016 police discharged their guns during just 40 incidents.
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More than 34 million patients were discharged from these hospitals over the six-year period.
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She was later discharged and declared out of danger after apparently making a full recovery.
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Jack then spent a month in a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) before being discharged.
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Seven of the eight patients have been hospitalized, and one has been discharged, officials said.
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The two spent weeks in critical condition but have since been discharged from the hospital.
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The double transplant was successful and he was discharged from the hospital two weeks later.
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After a successful course of treatment involving antibiotics, the former first lady was discharged Monday.
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DeSarno said at a press conference that Clyde was discharged from the Army in 2017.
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After I was discharged from the army, I ran into a big trouble at work.
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The majority of those accused and discharged faced administrative action outside the Military court system.
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During the study period, an average of 57 patients were discharged from rehab each year.
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However, a spokesperson said Friday on Twitter that had been discharged and was doing well.
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Both were in good condition and on Saturday the boy was discharged from the hospital.
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"At this time, the officer with the electronic control device discharged his weapon," police alleged.
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A married couple who contracted the virus were just discharged from a Chicago-area hospital.
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The station reports Shellman is a former Navy officer who was honorably discharged in 2016.
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By February of 2014, Hunter was discharged from the Navy for testing positive for cocaine.
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He was discharged, however, for "fraudulent enlistment" because he had not disclosed he had asthma.
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After being discharged from Mountainside, they both did what addicts do best and ultimately relapsed.
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Most of the injured people from the bus had been discharged from hospitals by Friday.
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Nine of the 17 wounded were discharged from a hospital after being treated, he added.
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They were discharged from the hospital on Saturday, Harborview/UW Medicine spokeswoman Susan Gregg said.
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Police said he served in the Army between 2004 and 2006, and was honorably discharged.
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They changed it, but before I was discharged the medical provider did a pelvic exam.
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He had resigned from his job when he was committed but was discharged in March.
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Those found to have fallen short of our high standards face being discharged from service.
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The Southern California professional recruiter is now expected to be discharged in a few days.
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At that point, the report said, the doctor who had discharged her, Stewart Warren, approached.
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He received 50 stitches before being discharged later in the day, according to the Tribune.
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Skripal was discharged from a U.K. hospital in May , following his daughter&aposs April release.
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" Asked why the hospital discharged Dawson, Crump said, "We haven't got a reason at all.
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However, he was given a medical discharged due to the injury to his left eye.
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He has been recovering at home since Saturday, when he was discharged from the hospital.
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Ensuring hospitals develop follow-up protocols for when patients are discharged following an opioid overdose. ?
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In this re-imagining, Wade is a Special Forces vet, dishonorably discharged for unspecified reasons.
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She was discharged from hospital late last year after suffering further complications from the virus.
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The peacekeepers on mission in Haiti were stationed near a river and discharged raw sewage.
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At that point, an officer discharged one round and Gaines returned the fire, authorities say.
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Officer Peter Liang shot him dead in a housing project, saying his gun accidentally discharged.
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When he was 20, he was diagnosed with PTSD and honorably discharged from the military.
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Friday saying a weapon had been discharged at La Loche Community School in La Loche.
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A volunteer program connects recovery addicts with individuals being discharged after drug-related hospital stays.
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Several months later, Mr. Schultz, who was originally from Michigan, was discharged from the Marines.
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Another 2628 people have been discharged from Ebola treatment centers after having survived the disease.
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He is expected to be discharged from the hospital on Wednesday, according to news reports.
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Reynolds was taken to Jersey Shore University Medical Center for treatment and has been discharged.
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Patients were followed up to 15 days or until they were discharged from the hospital.
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But the victims died because the newspaper faithfully discharged its obligation to cover the news.
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But the victims died because the paper faithfully discharged its obligation to cover the news.
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The report said 85033,089 children have been discharged, either to their parents or another guardian.
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For example, sewage is regularly discharged into the lagoon, just like everywhere else in Abidjan.
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Once patients are discharged home, there is often confusion on medication changes or new diagnoses.
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Shortly before Laura was discharged, she drafted a letter to the staff on her unit.
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A male came to the front door, and one of our officers discharged his weapon.
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In Darfur, they found partly treated wastewater had been discharged into open fields and farms.
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Harry's mother, the former Eliza Gamble, was discharged as a chambermaid at a local motel.
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He was only discharged after an independent psychiatric review commissioned by his daughter, Nitschke said.
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Heath Phillips, 22019, was discharged in 1989 after going AWOL multiple times and attempting suicide.
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"The suspect put the gun to his head and immediately discharged the weapon," he said.
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Peoples served in the Army between 2004 and 2006, and was honorably discharged, Ngo said.
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Wastewater treatment plants lost power and discharged 63 billion gallons of sewage into receiving waters.
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The train discharged its passengers after it reached the Central Park North-1173th Street station.
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"We have now discharged Yulia," Christine Blanshard, medical director of Salisbury District Hospital told reporters.
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After it became clear that Mariee was gravely ill, ICE simply discharged mother and daughter.
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He said it was wrapped in cloth, and when he unwrapped it, it accidentally discharged.
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To date, nearly 2100,2126 patients have recovered and been discharged from hospital, the NHC reported.
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When he was discharged after three days, Mr. Chang said, he was given no receipt.
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Still, Felipe was discharged into Border Patrol's care with prescriptions for an antibiotic and Ibuprofen.
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Across the country, another school was also investigating a weapon that discharged accidentally this week.
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Then they ask you to explain if you were discharged under anything but honorable conditions.
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Citywide, about 20 billion gallons of combined sewer overflows are discharged annually into local waterways.
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She was rebooted in 2006 as a lesbian who had been discharged from the military.
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Some of the service members say they were not told why they were being discharged.
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So he prescribed the patients a low dose on a continuing basis and discharged them.
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A group of recruits sued the Army this summer, saying they were being unfairly discharged.
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More than 6,723 patients in China have recovered and been discharged since the outbreak began.
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The uncle had also had several clear chest scans after being discharged, the woman said.
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Of the 62 patients in Wuhan itself, two have died and 19 have been discharged.
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The list later included more suicides and a police officer who accidentally discharged his gun.
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It added that a relative and the care facility were told she was being discharged.
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He served four years as a clerk and was honorably discharged as a noncommissioned officer.
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She was told to sign a statement and was discharged as "undesirable," according to NPR.
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Two years after my first hospitalization, in 2004, I was medically discharged from the military.
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Of those cases, seven remain hospitalized and four have been discharged, according to health authorities.
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The company charges either 12% of the total debt discharged, or $10,000 (whichever is lowest).
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People discharged against medical advice may be reluctant to return if problems develop or persist.
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By January 215, most (20033 percent) of the patients had been discharged from the hospital.
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Four weeks after the infusion of stem cells, Helen was strong enough to be discharged.
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But he will be dishonorably discharged unless his conviction is overturned by an appeals court.
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She will spend at least three years there before she can ask to be discharged.
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The Carter Center announced the former president had been discharged from the hospital on Friday.
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Only now, the converted cars can jump-start themselves if that conventional battery is discharged.
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Austin Smith, 22, was sitting behind McMillan with the rifle when it discharged, police said.
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He said 31 are still in hospital, while three others have been treated and discharged.
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She added that another statement will be released once he is discharged from the hospital.
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He reportedly served from 2010 until 2014, when he was court-martialed and dishonorably discharged.
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Prince Philip has been discharged from hospital in time to spend Christmas with the Queen.
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Three months after that, Sean, by then 20 years old, was discharged from the Navy.
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Discharged, he met a Hispanic sheriff at a Houston barbecue who needed help identifying corpses.
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Although the weapon was outfitted with a trigger guard, it discharged and hit the floor.
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In it, he calls out to the people walking away from the recently discharged patient.
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One student was discharged by Thursday evening, and two more girls remain in the hospital.
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Shishani was eventually discharged from the Georgian military, and arrested on a weapons possession charge.
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MUNICH - CHINA DEPUTY FOREIGN MINISTER SAYS MORE THAN 8,000 PATIENTS HAVE RECOVERED AND BEEN DISCHARGED
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It is unclear how long he spent at the hospital or why he was discharged.
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They married in 1946, after Mr. Mendonsa was discharged, and he returned to professional fishing.
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But for me, most of the emotion of the moment had long ago been discharged.
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Tori was taken to the hospital and required several stitches before being discharged Friday morning.
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The Associated Press reported that more than 220006 immigrant recruits and reservists had been discharged from their service, with some unaware as to why they were discharged and some told they were labeled a "security risk" because of relatives abroad or incomplete background checks.
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The family did not know exactly when Eugene Hamill was going to be discharged, or that he would be discharged by being placed in a hired car, according to Steven McConnell, an attorney representing the man's wife and plaintiff in the lawsuit, Jeanne Hamill.
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Two have been discharged, and of the six that haven't, one, Leslie Rhodes, died on Thursday.
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The government did not say it has discharged any of the debts of these eligible veterans.
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Whelan was discharged in 2008 for bad conduct, after being court-martialed on charges of larceny.
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I'd be in hospital, be discharged and then a few weeks later I'd do it again.
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He attained the rank of first-class petty officer and was discharged in the mid-1970s.
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He was eventually discharged from the military on "bad conduct," according to the New York Times.
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The agent was seen on video, taken by a patron, grabbing his gun, which then discharged.
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With space at the hospital limited, Slone was discharged while her daughter remained in the NICU.
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The shooter was discharged from the Army last year on a general discharge, the official says.
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Nine Marines who faced a courts-martial trial pleaded guilty to the charges and were discharged.
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He was never deployed overseas and was discharged in 2002 having reached the rank of specialist.
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After she was discharged from the hospital, she stayed with her mother for a few days.
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The officer yelled for help, and other officers discharged their weapons, striking the suspect several times.
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He was discharged from the Navy the same year without ever having stepped on a ship.
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Separately, nearly 1,700 members of the armed forces — including 149 generals and admirals — have been discharged.
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A pleading note was carried out of Peterhead, hidden in the dentures of a discharged prisoner.
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One officer fired his gun at Olango, while a second officer discharged his Taser, he said.
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According to figures from the Home Office (interior ministry), police discharged Tasers 1,921 times last year.
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Anything else would result in the request of a hair change or even worse, getting discharged.
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All but two, who are in stable condition, have been discharged, spokesperson Jarrod Bernstein tells PEOPLE.
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The announcement came soon after Dr. Yasser Abu Safiyeh initially said Abbas, 83, would be discharged.
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On Monday, the 21-year-old was discharged from the hospital, according to the Hartford Courant.
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The other women either died, withdrew from the study or were discharged from the nursing home.
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Sears, who has not provided details of his condition, has now recovered enough to be discharged.
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"She will not leave here where she started," Pierluissi said several days before Prochazka was discharged.
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When the company couldn't prove that it had chain of title, the borrowers' debts were discharged.
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"Maybe I will have to go back to work," after being discharged from hospital, he said.
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Fudge was discharged and his case was still under investigation because he hadn't been adjudicated yet.
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He was examined, treated and discharged that night and found dead in his home July 20.
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Barbara was discharged from the hospital a week earlier after battling health issues of her own.
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These include efforts to prevent patients from going back to the hospital after they've been discharged.
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Prosecutors also provided no forensic evidence that proved Astarita discharged his Colt AR-15, Angeli said.
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More than 2,100 children have been discharged from federal custody, mainly through reunifications with their parents.
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"We are hopeful he will be discharged from the ICU in a few days," McGrath said.
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Their mom was discharged May 18 but have been tirelessly helping to care for their infants.
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Nearly half of all generals have been dishonourably discharged, paving the way for a major reshuffle.
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Four of the babies had been treated in hospital but all were later discharged, it said.
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But Mr. Muthana was discharged from his diplomatic post shortly before she was born in 1994.
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The two officers who discharged their weapons were identified as Alan Van't Land, and Blake Evenson.
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A third patient who left the facility Sunday night was about to be discharged, she said.
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Following graduation, he enlisted in the Army but was discharged after he suffered a back injury.
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After being discharged from the Marines, he headed to Los Angeles to pursue a musical career.
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Four of them have been discharged, said Mike Guillot, director of East Jefferson Emergency Medical Services.
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While openly transgender individuals are no longer being discharged, some careers have been put on hold.
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When he was discharged from the hospital, the doctor had said that his prognosis was good.
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This year alone, a gun has been discharged on a school campus at least 28500 times.
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The water is discharged into the sea, and the freed gas is piped to the surface.
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Transgender individuals, however, were still not openly serving in the military and could face being discharged.
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They had seen too many soldiers discharged for disciplinary issues that were related to brain injury.
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The agents remained at the hospital until she was discharged into their custody, according to Gonzalez.
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Some of the worst wastewater is discharged by "wet scrubbers," which remove pollutants from smokestack emissions.
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Once that's taken care of, sources tell us Stephen is scheduled to be discharged by Tuesday.
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He was later discharged for fraudulent enlistment because he failed to disclose a latent asthma history.
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This procedure is mostly done as an outpatient, meaning the patient is discharged the same day.
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The infant suffered two broken fingers in the shooting, but had since been discharged by doctors.
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The latest report says 2,089 children have been discharged, either to their parents or another guardian.
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Hales replied by saying she had something for that as well and requested to be discharged.
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The fight drained out of me like a discharged electrical battery, and I lay completely still.
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"Oscar has been discharged and is back in prison," correctional services department spokesman Logan Maistry said.
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Kelley served at the Holloman Air Force Base beginning in 2010, but was discharged in 2014.
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At that point, the officer with the electronic control device discharged his weapon, the police said.
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Researchers at Yale followed discharged Medicare patients after hospitalizations for heart failure, heart attacks and pneumonia.
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The lieutenant said his gun discharged as he fell, and the police ruled the shooting accidental.
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The Army reduced his rank to private, fined him and ordered that he be discharged dishonorably.
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Once patients were discharged, Dr. Hong said, he normally would not see them for another month.
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A domestic violence update could be next, especially for violators in or discharged from the military.
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While nearly 3,000 people have died, more than 47,000 have recovered and been discharged from hospital.
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She first tested positive in late January and was discharged from hospital after recovering on Feb.
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An investigation by the Naval Criminal Investigative Service revealed that Magnan was dishonorably discharged in 2010.
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Cagney saw Mr. Smith perform and told him to come to Hollywood once he was discharged.
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She eventually informed West Point that she would resign, and that August she was honorably discharged.
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The injured firefighter has since been discharged and is recovering at home, according to fire officials.
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He had been hospitalized in October for breathing problems but was discharged after a few weeks.
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I got medically discharged because of injuries in 2012, so I'd done just under 20 years.
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In addition, at least 37 of those who did are now healthy and have been discharged.
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It was not immediately clear which flight dumped the fuel or why the liquid was discharged.
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The patrons were evacuated and police officers arrived on scene to find remnants of discharged fireworks.
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Today he looks a little bit like a discharged general in the Sherman civil war campaign.
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He was discharged from the hospital three and a half months later, his legs partly paralyzed.
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Troops can be discharged for reasons like testing positive for drugs or repeatedly showing up late.
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Both borrowers submitted applications to have their federal loans discharged under the existing borrower defense system.
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Mr. Rojas was taken to Bellevue Hospital for an evaluation before being discharged into police custody.
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A cement plant on the shore opposite the village in Datang discharged fumes into the air.
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It added that more than 50,000 tons of antibiotics were discharged into China's waterways and soil.
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Three of the children suffered serious injuries but two others could be discharged soon, Jessop said.
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The fire department also said 23 people are in the hospital and four have been discharged.
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October 8Houston A gun was discharged after school hours at Westbury High School, injuring one student.
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When the debt was discharged, I quit my job and went for a newer, riskier one.
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In most cases, children who were seen in the ER were discharged, but 10% required hospitalization.
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Borrowers with a "total and permanent" disability are eligible to have their federal student loans discharged.
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She was admitted to a hospital January 2565 and was discharged after successful treatment January 27.
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The infants will be discharged from hospital when they weigh more than two kilos (4.4 lbs.)
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Police responded to reports of a fight, and said at least three different weapons were discharged.
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On Monday, the ministry said that a total of six patients had been cured and discharged.
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It also said another foreign national had been discharged, bringing that total figure to eight cases.
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While nearly 3,000 people have died, more than 47,000 have recovered and been discharged from hospital.
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He said that after he fired the first shot at Ms. Gaines, her shotgun discharged twice.
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Both were treated at a hospital in the nearby town of King's Lynn and then discharged.
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They removed the matted, black clumps, and discharged the woman from the hospital six days later.
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But he says he was honorably discharged from the U.S. Air Force as a journeyman plumber.
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The Istanbul governor's office told Reuters 109 of the 239 people hospitalized had since been discharged.
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The day I was admitted, I expected to be treated and discharged within a day or two.
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Eric Flowers says the deputy was trying to clear his weapon when it discharged on Friday morning.
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He enlisted with the Marine Corps in 1944 and served until he was honorably discharged in 1946.
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After being discharged from the Army due to personnel cutbacks, Flynt, still just 16, joined the Navy.
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I, like many veterans, was discharged from the hospital and I had a lost sense of purpose.
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Eight of them have been discharged while one remained in serious condition early Tuesday, Quintana Roo Gov.
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He was discharged in the late 1970s and began helping his wife with her real estate business.
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"She is doing profoundly well," Toschlog said, and could be discharged to a rehabilitation facility next week.
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Some legal immigrants are reportedly being discharged from the U.S. Army, putting their legal status in jeopardy.
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As fans learned, Nicky had discharged himself from the military hospital under the name Clark Kent, a.k.a.
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When she rushed her to the hospital, doctors discharged her without performing a CT scan, she says.
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By Sunday morning all of the injured had been discharged from the hospital, according to a spokesman.
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One Colorado organization uses Meals on Wheels to help Medicaid enrollees discharged from the hospital get food.
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There was a dull thud as her gun discharged, an uncomprehending silence, and a faint gurgling noise.
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Clearly, the term itself has a loaded legacy — one that can't be entirely discharged by modern reclamations.
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On Thursday, the Turpin's eldest children were quietly discharged, confirms Mark Uffer, the hospital's chief executive officer.
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" The Supreme Court told Daily Caller reporter Kevin Daley that Ginsburg "has been discharged from the hospital.
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But that has done little to help those like Mr. Goldsmith who were discharged before the changes.
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The shooter was discharged from the National Guard last year on a general discharge, the official said.
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His family had to post $60,000 bail days later so he could be discharged from the hospital.
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They have to be at school or university, high-school graduates or honourably discharged from the army.
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Instead, we routinely plan for patients to be transferred to drug treatment programs when they are discharged.
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He was in the South Carolina National Guard, from which he was discharged in 2008, CNN found.
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Still, most agreed the incident had exposed weaknesses in Japan's community support system for discharged mental patients.
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Vinson says the officer&aposs gun somehow discharged at one point, striking the man in the torso.
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These specialists would go into the homes of patients soon after they've been discharged from the hospital.
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The shooter was discharged from the Army last last year on a general discharge, the official says.
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The officers discharged their firearms multiple times, striking the suspect several times and causing him to fall.
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Zubaydah was to be discharged from the hospital and returned to the jungle camp, Soufan was informed.
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One officer fired his gun at Olango, while a second officer discharged his Taser, police have said.
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Lipka, whose office with the Marines was in Roslindale, was dishonorably discharged, reports local TV station WFXT.
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As for Omran, doctors reportedly found him strong enough to leave the hospital, so he was discharged.
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One patient called the trip "demonic" after being discharged from hospital, according to the Gold Coast Bulletin.
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By day six, the patient's gastrointestinal function seemed normal, and after a psychiatric evaluation, he was discharged.
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Harsh chemicals used during processing are sometimes discharged from the plant into the surrounding land and water.
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Elsewhere in the hospital, baby Harriet is ready to be discharged, but April still has to stay.
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The tumors had shrunk by half, and after ten more days of treatment the hospital discharged him.
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He discharged a further 14 rounds into a car, striking a man and woman inside, Ross said.
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After weeks of treatment at Salisbury District Hospital, Yulia was discharged in April and Sergei in May.
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She was discharged at her request and the request of the hospital doctor, the campaign group said.
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Jennings said after he was discharged, Howard enrolled in Merritt College, where he met Seale and Newton.
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While the older siblings have been discharged, the status of the six minor Turpin children is unclear.
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The suspension lasted until November when a cargo of 140,000 tonnes was discharged to a Chinese port.
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A further 468 suspects were discharged and 28 suspects were remanded for trial in Abuja or Minna.
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Discharged in 22013, he was unemployed and living at home, relying on his aging parents for support.
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After she was discharged from the hospital, Craven approached Yale to "resolve the matter informally," Faxon said.
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Unless Trump contests the claims, he would need to have them discharged within 30 days of filing.
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The judge discharged Siti Aisyah without an acquittal after prosecutors said they wanted to withdraw the charge.
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He was discharged on March 2 after a doctor deemed his condition had improved, the official said.
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They've been taking it easy since they've both been discharged from the hospital — saving up their strength.
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They are to be discharged on Thursday from a hospital in the northern town of Chiang Rai.
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When her obstetrician discharged Ariana from the hospital, he urged her to follow up with him shortly.
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The runoff from those drains is discharged into the Biscayne Bay, posing a risk to marine life.
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The attackers were then confronted by the firearms officers and eight police firearms officers discharged their weapons.
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He had six surgeries over a two-week span before being discharged from the hospital on Thursday.
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Of the five surviving infants who got sick, one has been discharged and the others remain hospitalized.
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San Mateo County District Attorney Stephen Wagstaffe said Tasers were discharged at Okobi three to four times.
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"After it became clear that Mariee was gravely ill, ICE simply discharged mother and daughter," Jones said.
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Bouchard said the alleged shooter will be arrested as soon as he is discharged from the hospital.
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After being honorably discharged from the military, he wanted to save lives and support underserved Native Americans.
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"I haven't thought that far ahead," she said from the hospital earlier this week before being discharged.
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He said it was wrapped in cloth, and when Garcia Zarate unwrapped it, the gun accidentally discharged.
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He should be discharged from the hospital on Monday at the latest," according to the release. "Dr.
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Abbott is "expected to be discharged and will return to Austin" after the procedure, his office announced.
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Three passengers were taken to the hospital as a precaution, and all were discharged by Monday night.
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The man raised the gun at the officers, and one officer discharged their service weapon, police said.
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"The potential for taint looms even larger when a jury is reassembled after being discharged," she wrote.
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Eventually, Workman anticipates Owlet could be sent home with at-risk babies being discharged from the hospital.
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But most of those cargoes were discharged in July, the data from shipping and industry sources showed.
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To make things worse, when Mr. Dumbai was discharged in September, the hospital workers destroyed his cellphone.
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The EPA estimates the rule would reduce toxic metals and other discharged pollutants by 85033 billion pounds.
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He enlisted in the Coast Guard in 1943 but was medically discharged because of the enlarged kidney.
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He served as a doctor in the Air Force in Vietnam and was discharged as a captain.
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Mr. Refkin, who was discharged as a master sergeant after the war, was awarded the Bronze Star.
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He was discharged in 2013, well short of the four years that make up a typical enlistment.
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Next, they analyzed patients' risk of death from various causes during the ten years after being discharged.
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He was commissioned as a lieutenant in 1953, then discharged in 1956 and opened an auto dealership.
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A decade ago, when Medicare beneficiaries were discharged from hospitals, one in five returned within a month.
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But the recently discharged service members have had their basic training delayed, so they can't be naturalized.
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As of February, the department discharged approximately 51,000 loans for 15,000 borrowers, totaling more than $158 million.
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Ms. Martin's son was discharged after staying overnight at the hospital, where he received fluids and oxygen.
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Both men were discharged from their positions, according to a decision issued by the board on Thursday.
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Hours later, he said, he was discharged and told to follow up with his primary care doctor.
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When she was discharged, the agents took her to the shelter, which houses juveniles in immigration custody.
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The shoplifter pulled out a firearm and discharged it, striking the officer multiple times, the release said.
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Before being discharged the next afternoon, she discovered that the thermostat had been set at 60 degrees.
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Regarding suspected cases, 715 patients have been discharged while more than 300 patients remain on medical watch.
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Last year, the Army discharged more than 500 immigrants who were recruited through MANVI, the AP reported.
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My father in law, Sgt Tom Brown, enlisted in the US Air Force 1966, honorably discharged 1969.
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Grace Mugabe was taken to a local hospital where she was treated for the bruises and discharged.
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He went on to say he was very sad because she had been discharged the previous morning.
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Of the 46 who have tested positive, 12 have recovered and been discharged from quarantine, officials said.
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The current state of the debt is unclear, though one document suggests it was discharged in 2010.
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Patients in rural areas were also less likely than urban counterparts to be discharged to home care.
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State regulators also found that thousands of gallons of drilling fluid had been improperly discharged into creeks.
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Correction: This story previously said that state regulators found that Sunco discharged natural gas liquids into creeks.
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If borrowers become "totally and permanently" disabled, they are eligible to have their federal student loans discharged.
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Officer Payne then discharged the device, which struck Mr. Bear-heels in the abdomen and right thigh.
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He was discharged in 2008 after being convicted on charges related to larceny, according to his records.
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A teacher at a California high school who accidentally discharged a gun in a classroom has resigned.
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The incident occurred after an 18-year-old classmate discharged a stolen gun he was playing with.
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He was awarded the Bronze Star, participated in three invasion landings and was discharged as a captain.
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Ms. Davis helped Mr. Durham prove that his dementia made him eligible to have his loans discharged.
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He also served in the Army during the Korean War and was discharged as a second lieutenant.
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He then moved to pick up the firearm when it discharged, hitting the victim in the leg.
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When the toddler grabbed the gun from under the seat, it accidentally discharged and struck his mother.
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Three were treated for minor cases of pneumonia, and the 13 were discharged after about a week.
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I am a Vietnam veteran, honorably discharged; the journey of my personal return has taken 50 years.
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Many yelled "long live justice!" he said, as the executioner discharged his weapon into Mr. Maghrabi's back.
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The Texas church shooter was dishonorably discharged from the military for severely abusing his wife and son.
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Putin said Moscow was pleased to see Skripal being discharged from hospital and wished him good health.
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Rumors circulate among the patients about who will be discharged soon and when; morning group therapy sessions note and celebrate whoever will be discharged that day; rare visits from psychiatrists, or, in some cases, a single psychiatrist for the entire ward, revolve around the patient's potential discharge date.
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Former President George H.W. Bush was discharged from the hospital on Monday, following treatment for low blood pressure.
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Authorities have not released the second man's name, but they say he has been discharged from the hospital.
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He was discharged from the hospital Saturday and doctors expected him to make a complete recovery, Singh said.
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According to the study results, 2000 percent of the kids were actually discharged directly from the emergency department.
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He was discharged from the Army five or six months later, in 2017, his mother told the paper.
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As of Monday at least four patients were discharged from St. Mary's Corwin in Pueblo, according to KRDO.
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He was discharged in April 2002 and held the rank of specialist at the time, the spokesman said.
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"Having just seen some being discharged however, did impact their likelihood of FIRING them," Christakis said by email.
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More specifically, elderly female patients were less likely to die or return to the hospital after being discharged.
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Thousands discharged from the facility Taveras urged politicians to come up with a solution to the immigration crisis.
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Only married women with children, and the most sickly or well connected, can hope to be discharged early.
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Weber was discharged from the hospital the same day and able to continue on his journey for love.
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Patients are often left wondering whether they have been discharged from the hospital too soon or too late.
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After I started, though, a primal kind of joy welled up inside me, as I discharged my frustrations.
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She, too, was discharged after staff ensured she could walk on her own and had help at home.
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The shooter, a dishonorably discharged military member then killed himself, or at least that's what the scene suggests.
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When he discharged, Francis wanted to recreate a paintball centre that was inspired by his tours of combat.
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My nurse checks in and says she will contact the resident to see if I can be discharged.
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Photo: Topical Press Agency/Getty Images20063: Discharged Sailors, Soldiers & Airmen's store with its windows full of tinned food.
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Lachover wasn't badly hurt—he received stitches for the wound and has since been discharged from hospital.[BBC]
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The spokesman said 16 of the 27 injured remained in hospital and 11 people had already been discharged.
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Another patient who was close to being discharged left on Sunday evening but was later found, Kabambi said.
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On the eighth day, she was discharged to the mental health center, under the care of the psychiatrists.
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They were also more likely to die in the hospital and less likely to be discharged to home.
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The shooter was discharged from the National Guard last last year on a general discharge, the official says.
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They haven't said anything, other than she was stabilized and she was discharged, so she had to leave.
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He was about to be discharged a week later when he did have another bleeding event and succumbed.
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There was a small decline in the number of people discharged with private or other insurance, they found.
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Smaller parcels of Omani crude also discharged in Benicia, California, in April and May, the flows data shows.
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They were discharged in 2007 and 2006, respectively, after the army saw they had become more religiously observant.
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She was later discharged and returned home to her remote town, only to die a few days later.
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"Perceiving not only her actions, but the words she used, we discharged one round at her," he said.
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VietJet said all passengers were safe, with some slightly injured and immediately taken to hospital but since discharged.
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Studies show that more than 15 percent of discharged patients are readmitted within 30 days, the company said.
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It may, however, raise questions around the role of the CCP and whether it has been appropriately discharged.
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Previously, the ban had meant a soldier like Harrison could be discharged on the basis of being transgender.
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For decades, hospitals had no financial incentive to keep patients out of the hospital after they were discharged.
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In early June, he was discharged from a hospital in Main after receiving treatment for low blood pressure.
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I was completely exhausted by then, and later came to know he was discharged within a few hours.
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In trials which discharged and recharged the battery 130 times, it lost less than 2% of its capacity.
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Jonhai Devi is not the only worried relative who is trying to get a child discharged from hospital.
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When she was finally discharged from the hospital, she had to spend the next six weeks in bed.
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He lost contact with the nurse after he was discharged from hospital, as it was demolished soon after.
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"I discharged that obligation and I would do it again," writes McCain, in a very McCain-esque sentence.
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Bills discharged in this manner may be considered only on the second or fourth Monday of the month.
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Health Ministry spokesman Saif Badr said most of the wounded were discharged from area hospitals with light wounds.
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He discharged himself and was admitted to hospital in Hong Kong on Wednesday in critical condition, it said.
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"We were having a lot of people who would go to the hospital, then be discharged," she says.
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Those delayed tankers are the last in a group of 12 that were discharged after facing long holdups.
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Recent changes in the tax law would benefit disabled veterans whose loans are discharged under the new initiative.
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Soldiers were routinely discharged and left to die of AIDS, humiliated and jobless, often abandoned by their families.
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In 2010, the head of the Guatemalan police was discharged for collusion with the Mexican Los Zetas cartel.
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The boy was in intensive care until his weight reached 3.2 kilograms and he was discharged on Feb.
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Betancourt believes racial disparities could arise from challenges around communication, trust and health literacy when patients are discharged.
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U.S. Northern Command (NORTHCOM) officials confirmed the Marine discharged his weapon but withheld further comment pending an investigation.
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From there, the hormones could get discharged into rivers and lakes that serve as sources of drinking water.
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The suspect, Devin Patrick Kelley, had been discharged from the Air Force for assaulting his spouse and child.
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The agents remained at the hospital until she was discharged into their custody, Gonzalez said at the time.
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Treated sewage will be discharged at least 12 nautical miles from shore, said Paul Garcia, the Crystal spokesman.
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But they sometimes overlook the psychological impact on themselves, long after their patients have been stabilized and discharged.
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Manning has since been dishonorably discharged from her military position and is serving a 35-year prison sentence.
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The presiding judge sentenced him to be demoted from sergeant to private, dishonorably discharged and fined him $10,000.
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Initial reports suggest that the boy was discharged from the emergency department in spite of an unexplained fever.
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Among the wounded, 109 were discharged from the hospitals, the governor's office said in its statement on Wednesday.
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More recently, in September, Zymere and his mother were discharged from a local homeless shelter for frequent absences.
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"Student loans are the most pernicious type of debt because they can't be discharged in bankruptcy," Ailshire said.
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The vessel has not yet discharged and remains anchored near a Kuwaiti port, according to Refinitiv Eikon data.
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Only one vessel bringing fuel imports has been discharged since the beginning of the week, shipping data showed.
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But the Pentagon found the two "unfit for continued military service," and told them they would be discharged.
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Still in a wheelchair, she was discharged on September 183, charged, and taken into custody the same day.
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When he and others investigated, he said, they found the smell came from water discharged from the factory.
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So when I was discharged two hours later, I took a cab all the way across the city.
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The big picture: Calixto's appeal and subsequent reversal could spark a trend with other recruits who were discharged.
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Of the 141 patients who were evacuated, 823 were discharged from the hospital by Thursday, city officials said.
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The man, who was not identified, was arrested on Holloway Road, north London, after the police discharged Tasers.
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The injured DJ was transported to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries and later discharged, WORT said.
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She pointed out that he had only recently been discharged from the Navy after testing positive for cocaine.
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He stayed in New York after being discharged, and in 1965 he joined the "Merv Griffin Show" band.
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Warren's bankruptcy proposal -- which Biden now backs -- also calls for student debt to be discharged in bankruptcy proceedings.
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Once I was discharged from the hospital, I decided to stop wearing hijab in front of my family.
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Just this week, a California teacher accidentally discharged a firearm in a classroom during a public safety course.
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The 11 patients range in age from 15 to 50, and most have been discharged from the hospital.
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And just a few days earlier, she was seen at and discharged from this same hospital, Mass General.
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And a ballot initiative this November could return the vote to the state's estimated 1.5 million discharged felons.
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Many veterans also grew out their hair after being discharged from the Army as a form of protest.
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He added that they were all receiving medical care in Norway and that some had already been discharged.
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Companies were also rated for clean manufacturing — particularly whether they discharged antibiotic-laden wastewater into rivers or lakes.
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He noticed that more patients with confirmed cases were being admitted to the hospital than were being discharged.
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Singapore reported 631 cases as of March 25 noon local time, including two deaths and 160 patients discharged.
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Patients have also been required to stay in these hotels for two weeks after being discharged from hospitals.
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Bentley was discharged and went home for a two-week quarantine in a room separate from his wife.
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The day before our son was discharged a woman we'd never met approached us in the hospital lobby.
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So after he was discharged in June, Sauers began chipping and hitting putts on his backyard putting green.
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Researchers tracked prescriptions and pill use in 179 women discharged from an academic medical center after cesarean delivery.
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Though outstanding federal student loans are discharged when you die, that isn't always the case with private loans.
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When we gossip in what we think is a good way, we often feel we've discharged our responsibility.
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The federal auditor's report contained pictures of untreated sewage being discharged directly into the river in several states.
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They discharged 30 who were in stable condition and are currently treating 60 who need to remain hospitalized.
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More than 10,000 patients have been discharged, while the current number of confirmed cases is more than 34,600.
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