In rare cases, I clutch tree branches stretched over curbs.
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In rare cases, the full legislative text isn't easily available.
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In rare cases, gum recession can result in tooth loss.
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In rare cases, you might owe your former employer money.
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In rare cases, the Food and Drug Administration has stepped in.
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Women can suffer excessive bleeding, sepsis, and, in rare cases, death.
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Ideas are important, and in rare cases they spawn new businesses.
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But in rare cases, they're also patiently waiting to be discovered.
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In rare cases, Wondery can crank out a podcast more quickly.
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It primarily affects boys but in rare cases can affect girls.
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All of these have been implicated in rare cases of anaphylaxis.
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And in rare cases, poorly maintained property has led to deaths.
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In rare cases, the disorder results in increased violence and aggressiveness.
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In rare cases, the infection can cause liver failure and death.
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And in rare cases, the implant can break or even fall out.
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In rare cases, like Aliso Canyon, they can take months to plug.
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In rare cases, poorly made battery packs have the potential to explode.
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Places like Indianapolis can also bring them back, but only in rare cases.
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In rare cases, according to the CDC, salmonella infection can lead to death.
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In rare cases, people can get neurodermatitis, also known as lichen simplex chronicus.
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Women may suffer from stroke, seizures, organ failure and in rare cases, death.
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In rare cases, people with Type 2 diabetes can also develop the condition.
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Regulators in some states may force them lower — or, in rare cases, higher.
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In rare cases, the agency can even pull a drug off the market.
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In rare cases, the infection can enter the bloodstream and cause severe illness.
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In rare cases, a work might have been filmed, leaving a record for posterity.
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This can cause fever, bloody urine, jaundice, rash, convulsions and, in rare cases, death.
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In rare cases, meetings about the firing can include the employee who was ousted.
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The Canadian Senate and the House of Lords affect legislation only in rare cases.
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The FAA, believing MCAS could only be activated in rare cases, approved the request.
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At later stages, victims can suffer from numbness, blindness and, in rare cases, death.
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In rare cases, adenovirus can affect the brain and spinal cord, causing neurologic disease.
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In rare cases, minors above the age of 16 can be tried as adults.
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Those are uncommon and generally unsuccessful, but in rare cases, they can work out.
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In rare cases, blood transfusions and organ transplants can confer allergies, but only temporarily.
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He says that in rare cases, going along with the POLA is pointless conformity.
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In rare cases, it may refer the case to the president for a decision.
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In rare cases, the transition from intellectual merit to barrier to entry is successful.
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In rare cases, hepatitis A can lead to deaths in people over age 50.
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In rare cases, hepatitis A can lead to deaths in people over age 50.
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In rare cases, the infection has caused paralysis and sometimes fatal complications in adults.
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In rare cases, the virus has caused paralysis and sometimes fatal complications in adults.
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In rare cases, an infection can lead to complications, including paralysis and even death.
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In rare cases, pearls form naturally inside the shells of certain species of oyster.
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Later it will be available on Windows, PS11.33, and in rare cases, Nintendo Switch.
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The pads, which had ethylene in them, caused a chemical reaction in rare cases.
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Patients often kick, scratch, and grab them, and in rare cases, even kill them.
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In rare cases, women experience severe nausea and vomiting, a condition called hyperemesis gravidarum.
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And in rare cases, the adult teaching algebra or social studies might be armed.
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In rare cases, OAS can cause anaphylaxis, which is a potentially life-threatening allergic reaction.
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In rare cases, the effects can be even worse, as Wright would soon find out.
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Some of your organs are shifted temporarily, and in rare cases, removed temporarily during delivery.
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In rare cases in adults, it can also cause a form of temporary paralysis. Gov.
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Guys might notice pain or swelling in their testicles, but that's only in rare cases.
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Methemoglobinemia is caused by exposure to chemicals, though it can be inherited in rare cases
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But in rare cases, children fall into a much deeper level of sedation than intended.
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If left untreated, the flu can cause problems in the nervous system in rare cases.
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In rare cases, salmonella can cause death unless a patient receives prompt treatment with antibiotics.
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They either relocate, move to another field or — in rare cases — start their own companies.
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In rare cases, salmonella can be deadly unless a patient receives prompt treatment with antibiotics.
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Botox is also an allergen, and can (in rare cases) cause anaphylaxis or other allergic reactions.
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In rare cases, the infection can spread to the bloodstream, where it can be life-threatening.
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It is spread largely by mosquitos, but in rare cases can also be transmitted through sex.
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In rare cases, salmonella infection can cause death unless the patient is treated promptly with antibiotics.
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But West Nile can cause flulike symptoms and, in rare cases, permanent neurological damage or death.
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Their most serious side effects include ulcers, bleeding, kidney failure and, in rare cases, liver failure.
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In rare cases, patients can develop a form of kidney failure known as hemolytic uremic syndrome.
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Such posts can then be moved down in news feeds, or, in rare cases, removed altogether.
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In rare cases, particularly in the first three months after insertion, it can slip out of place.
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In rare cases, dengue can turn into a serious and fatal condition called dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF).
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Psychedelics can, in rare cases, catalyze the onset of schizophrenia, if taken in adolescence or early adulthood.
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For podcasts with hundreds of thousands of listeners — and, in rare cases, millions — those numbers add up.
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In rare cases, the infection can cause death if a patient is not treated promptly with antibiotics.
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In rare cases, when a man was jailed or killed, his wife became his de-facto replacement.
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In rare cases, it's discovering a publication or game office's inventory that's been untouched over the years.
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This year, a series of stories showed that, in rare cases, everyday habits can cause serious harm.
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In rare cases, lungworms can be picked up from undercooked shrimp or crabs that ate the larvae.
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Except in rare cases, as with "Bird Box," the company doesn't typically release any numbers on viewership.
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In rare cases, people who ate beef from the sick cows developed prions in their own brains.
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In rare cases, an infection can lead to death unless a patient receives prompt treatment with antibiotics.
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But researchers have found that in rare cases, it can grow in remote sites on the body.
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In rare cases where concern for civilians was voiced, it was for the safety of foreign tourists.
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Antibodies, small proteins that attack unwelcome guests like bacteria and viruses, in rare cases attack one's own cells.
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Dangerous Things designs, sells and, in rare cases, installs its own line of implantable radio-frequency ID chips.
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These include dehydration, pneumonia, sinus infections, and brain dysfunction — in rare cases, these complications can be life-threatening.
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In rare cases, a doctor may have to remove a stinger if it breaks off in the wound.
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That's right, rain launches (mostly harmless) bacteria into the air and in rare cases it can spread disease.
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In rare cases, improper use of these products can cause other, more rare skin conditions, Dr. Jhin says.
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In rare cases, a Taser could have a "negative effect" on cardiac function, the company acknowledged in 2914.
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And although methadone and buprenorphine have proven very effective, in rare cases even those medicines may not work.
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It's one of 17 states that already outlaw abortion after 20 weeks of pregnancy, except in rare cases.
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"In rare cases, malfunctions can cause leakage from the holding tank," a spokesperson wrote me in an email.
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In 2013, the F.D.A. issued a warning about azithromycin, which in rare cases leads to dangerous heart arrhythmias.
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Even the best surgeries don't work in some people, and can cause disturbing side effects in rare cases.
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In rare cases, they are what scientists call zoonotic, meaning they can be transmitted from animals to humans.
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The FDA's "breakthrough devices" program was designed to speed up approvals for technologies and devices in rare cases.
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It can knock out someone for 24 hours, and in rare cases henbane can lead to respiratory failure.
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Sperm can live for three to five days (and, in rare cases, even seven days) inside a female body.
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Injuries and infections to the eyes can result in vision problems or in rare cases, a loss of sight.
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But even when used correctly (and sparingly), enemas can cause dehydration, electrolyte imbalances, and, in rare cases, kidney failure.
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Patients who get infected with either virus can suffer a fever, and, in rare cases, brain damage or death.
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But state law allows an exception in rare cases if the previous instances show a longstanding pattern of behavior.
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It would not make any sense to do so, except in rare cases where the rent is absurdly high.
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In rare cases when ultrasound or a blood test shows the medical abortion didn't succeed, women require surgical abortions.
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And in rare cases, people can even experience anaphylaxis from a bug bite, which is a severe allergic reaction.
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Medical experts agree that vaccines prevent epidemics, save lives, and are very safe, though complications occur in rare cases.
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The doctrine of stare decisis means the Court tries not to contradict its past rulings except in rare cases.
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In Germany, gun licenses can normally be obtained to hunt, for target practice, or in rare cases, self-protection.
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In rare cases, it can lead to the disease toxoplasmosis, which is a parasitic infection with flu-like symptoms.
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Missouri, Texas, Arkansas, and New Jersey have filed bills that would make the procedure illegal except in rare cases.
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But the popular technique, often referred to by one brand — CoolSculpting — may actually cause new fat growth in rare cases.
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In rare cases, it can grow on organs elsewhere in the body, such as the lungs or even the brain.
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In rare cases, it can trigger psychosis in susceptible individuals, which is an unnerving experience ravers have shared on Reddit.
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Sperm can live from three to five days (and, in rare cases, up to seven days) inside a female body.
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And parasites that find themselves in unfamiliar hosts can, in theory, cause significant disease and, in rare cases, even death.
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Among patients who experience severe illness, the infection can, in rare cases, cause death if not treated promptly with antibiotics.
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Flu is a contagious, viral illness that causes mild to severe symptoms that, in rare cases, can lead to death.
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Powerful drugs that enlist the immune system to fight cancer can, in rare cases, cause heart damage, doctors are reporting.
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Verifying that claim is difficult; only in rare cases are the authorities able to produce bodies or photographs as evidence.
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In rare cases, parents can be stripped of their ability to make health care decisions on behalf of their children.
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When that is removed, studies found the benefits were minimal, and in rare cases, may even worsen mental health symptoms.
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Talk to your doctor if it doesn't go away, because, in rare cases, women will need surgery to remove it.
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Languages are an intriguing case, since unlike much of mathematics, vocabulary cannot except in rare cases be learned a priori.
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It can't spread from person to person, and seems to only occur in rare cases after a variety of viral infections.
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The disease can cause hearing loss and, in rare cases, five to ten years later, a usually fatal form of encephalitis.
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And, in rare cases, an embalmed body may look similar to the day it was buried, even if decades have passed.
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Cornell had ingested four tablets of the Ativan, which can cause worsening depression and thoughts of self-harm in rare cases.
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If she's shooting outside, which only happens in rare cases, she's careful not to show any street names or address numbers.
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Bluebottle stings are especially dangerous to children, seniors, and people with respiratory conditions, and in rare cases, they can be fatal.
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In rare cases, it can infect the blood as well, causing more severe illnesses such as arterial infections, endocarditis, and arthritis.
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The Hyde Amendment denies abortion services to women on Medicaid except in rare cases of incest, abuse or danger of death.
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In rare cases, the immune system can attack the heart, especially when patients take two checkpoint inhibitors at the same time.
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In rare cases, overpowering this natural remodeling process can lead to poor healing and some bone becoming more prone to fractures.
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In rare cases, a tool like a Sawzall or an arc welder might be required to sever the figure's feet first.
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It is typically contracted by inhaling air contaminated with rodent droppings in confined spaces, or, in rare cases, via a bite.
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As a stimulant, such drugs carry a risk of abuse, can be poorly tolerated, and even be fatal in rare cases.
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When clear-headed patients express this wish, doctors must respect it except in rare cases to avert serious and imminent danger.
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In rare cases, the GOP Steering Committee has granted a waiver, like it did in 2202 when it extended then-Rep.
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Usually, myocarditis resolves itself without showing symptoms, according to WebMD, but in rare cases can lead to heart failure if left untreated.
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In rare cases, PS4 owners are reporting that their consoles are being "bricked," to the point they'll no longer properly turn on.
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While the virus can be devastating, and in rare cases fatal, it's not the deadliest mosquito-borne disease our nation is facing.
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When the president's party holds control, it functions like a parliament, serving as a check on the executive only in rare cases.
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"The designation to a facility of the inmate's identified gender would be appropriate only in rare cases," the Transgender Offender Manual said.
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But in rare cases, it can cause serious complications and even death, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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About one recipient in 100,000 suffers a dangerous reaction like jaundice or hepatitis and in rare cases, the vaccine has killed recipients.
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At the beginning of this outbreak, researchers thought Zika was transmitted by mosquitoes and maybe, just maybe, through sex in rare cases.
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The F.A.A., which at the time believed the system would activate only in rare cases and wasn't dangerous, approved Mr. Forkner's request.
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Gas itself is not a dangerous condition, but in rare cases, it can be a sign of more serious issues, Marinus says.
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The most contagious virus known to humans, measles can also lead to blindness, brain swelling, intellectual disabilities, and, in rare cases, death.
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In rare cases where he has attracted top talent like James Mattis and Gary Cohn, he has been unable to keep them.
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In rare cases, untreated flea-borne typhus can lead to complications such as organ damage, pneumonia, or even death — though fatalities are uncommon.
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Even the well-intentioned movement to make health records electronic fumbled, leading to badly designed interfaces that can, in rare cases, be dangerous.
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The company said Friday that in rare cases the vehicles might fail to enter a "fail-safe" driving mode, lose power and stall.
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Critics are sometimes appreciated — or even, in rare cases, admired, like Roger Ebert — but we are more often feared, resented or ignored altogether.
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It can block deals or insist on remedies to mitigate national-security risks; in rare cases it passes decisions on to the president.
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This year, just three House Democrats voted for a bill that would have banned abortion nationwide after 20 weeks, except in rare cases.
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In rare cases, judges have permitted such testimony to show a defendant engaged in a pattern of behavior, using a particular modus operandi.
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Although monkeypox is much milder than smallpox, with most infected people recovering within a few weeks, it can in rare cases be fatal.
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In rare cases, we have published information from anonymous sources without enough questions or skepticism – and it has turned out to be wrong.
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In rare cases, we have published information from anonymous sources without enough questions or skepticism — and it has turned out to be wrong.
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A painting must be maintained and preserved, but only in rare cases will a technological intervention improve our ability to see the artwork.
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But a manufacturing defect apparently meant that in rare cases, the battery could discharge its stored energy very quickly and start a fire.
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The infection causes the spleen to enlarge, and in rare cases it grows so big that it spontaneously ruptures, producing major internal bleeding.
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An overdose can lead to abnormal heart rhythms, high or low blood pressure, lockjaw, panic attacks, hallucinations, seizures, and, in rare cases, death.
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Eating or drinking the contents can cause seizures, coma, severe breathing impairments, and in rare cases can be fatal, previous research has found.
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Sometimes people will experience pelvic pain, or in rare cases have an ectopic pregnancy, which indicates that there's something wrong with the fallopian tubes.
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In rare cases, a manufacturer with a very strong business profile and unusually strong credit protection measures could be considered for the 'A+' level.
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This is a lazy sublight loop that takes you into orbit, allowing you to either scan the world, or in rare cases, make planetfall.
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If gonorrhea goes untreated, it can cause infertility or chronic pelvic pain in women and, in rare cases, testicular pain and infertility for men.
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"The designation to a facility of the inmate's identified gender would be appropriate only in rare cases," the new Transgender Offender Manual now says.
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In rare cases, dengue can become serious and lead to a condition called dengue hemorrhagic fever, which kills up to 20% of people affected.
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In rare cases, the bacteria may spread in the bloodstream and lead to other illnesses, such as endocarditis (an infection of the heart lining).
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In rare cases (most commonly among hardcore athletes), you can drink so much water that it throws your body's sodium levels out of whack.
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In rare cases when a patient doesn't turn up, or when a passenger's family is brusque, Roth does his best to smooth things over.
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The second recall covers 22011,20093 U.S. 22009-22007 vehicles with a valve heater that could rust and lead to a fire in rare cases.
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By 2013, the warnings included a bold-faced alert that Taser discharges could, in rare cases, "capture" the heartbeat, potentially leading to cardiac arrest.
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In rare cases, Ritalin and Adderall can result in serious side effects such as abnormal heart rate, heart attacks, seizures, and even sudden death.
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For men, not getting treatment for these two STDs can result in chronic and severe pain in the testicles and in rare cases, infertility.
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In rare cases, Zika has also been linked with Guillain-Barre Syndrome, a post-infectious autoimmune disorder that can cause temporary paralysis in adults.
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The tip-off is that only in rare cases do male politicians get a physical description, generally when it is specifically relevant to the story.
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In rare cases, it's thought that overexposure to UV radiation may also cause an eye melanoma, which is the most deadly form of skin cancer.
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However, it's important to be aware of mosquito-borne illnesses in the US because in rare cases, they can result in serious illness or death.
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In rare cases, the bacteria may get into a person's bloodstream and lead to other illnesses, such as endocarditis (an infection of the heart lining).
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It does carry some risks — including dependence and overuse, accidents, nondeadly overdoses that lead to mental anguish and anxiety, and, in rare cases, psychotic episodes.
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Gulf Arab countries have a high number of expatriate workers but do not allow naturalization of foreigners except in rare cases and under strict conditions.
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In rare cases it could be fatal, but the same could be said for Tasers, batons, or as Eric Garner's family can attest, bare hands.
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However, in rare cases, the contagious disease has been known to cause brain and spinal cord damage as well as death, according to the CDC.
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When a dispute goes in front of arbitrators, their decisions are not subject to a review and, except in rare cases, cannot be appealed against.
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The problem is that drugs like this can have significant side-effects, such as leaving patients more prone to infections and, in rare cases, cancer.
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Half the Senate is up for election at each national poll, except in rare cases when parliament is deadlocked and the entire upper house is dissolved.
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In rare cases, particularly late in a secretary's tenure, some news outlets have declined, such as former Secretary John Kerry's December 2016 trip to Saudi Arabia.
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The safety commission usually works with companies to obtain voluntary recalls, and in rare cases, it can sue companies to block the sale of hazardous products.
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However, two of the people Bloomberg spoke with said that footage submitted for review in rare cases included private interactions, such as recordings of sexual activity.
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EU legal procedures usually last years and only in rare cases have ended up in fines against EU states that refuse to make the required changes.
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But aspirin, which can cause bleeding in the brain, is not; and statins, which can, in rare cases, cause liver and muscle damage, may not be.
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EISs would have to be completed in no more than two years, and would have to be no longer than 85033 pages except in rare cases.
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But aspirin, which can cause bleeding in the brain, is not; and statins, which can, in rare cases, cause liver and muscle damage, may not be.
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Race horses in Britain routinely receive flu vaccines, but they can still catch the disease in rare cases, the horse racing authority said on its website.
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Most people who get hepatitis A recover completely and don't have lasting liver damage, but in rare cases, the infection can cause liver failure and even death.
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In addition to more commonly cited sex injuries like accidental falls and penile fractures, more obscure injuries prove just how wrong sex can go in rare cases.
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In rare cases, untreated Graves' disease can trigger a potentially life-threatening situation called a thyroid storm, also known as thyrotoxicosis, which can lead to organ failure.
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Getting too close can blur the line between paid companion and personal friend, and, in rare cases, a transactional relationship can start to feel like something more.
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In rare cases, blood vessel constriction in the brain can cause a stroke, Gunasekaran added, although that hasn't been documented in a case involving spicy pepper eating.
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In rare cases, the immune system seems to attack not only the tumor but also the heart and other muscles, causing dangerous inflammation and heart rhythm problems.
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The procedure is meant to put pressure on the offending member states and could eventually end with financial sanctions, although this has occurred only in rare cases.
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In rare cases it also poses a risk that the weakened type 21 virus in the vaccine can seep into circulation and cause "vaccine-derived" polio infections.
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Detecting the virus in sewage water is a concern because it could lead, in rare cases, to an infection in a child who has not been vaccinated.
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In rare cases where perpetrators survive, even they often do not have a clear sense of what moved them from despair and anger to large-scale murder.
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These symptoms usually resolve within a day; in rare cases, they have been permanent, though it hasn't always been clear whether the drug itself was to blame.
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Michael Bennet: This should only be permitted in rare cases of imminent and significant danger to public safety, and only with a warrant from a civilian court.
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In rare cases, a ghost image can get permanently stuck on the TV if you leave the same picture paused on the panel for hours on end.
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However, in rare cases — maybe 10 to 20 total worldwide — people have died after eating the liver or other internal organs from fish or crabs contaminated with palytoxin.
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The virus starts as spots similar to the chicken pox, but it comes with nerve pain that can linger for months afterwards, and in rare cases turn deadly.
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Subha Sri reviewed hysterectomy cases in southern Karnataka state and said the procedure - which should be carried out only in rare cases - was being arbitrarily done by doctors.
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In rare cases, a flu-weakened immune system becomes susceptible to serious bacterial infections, such as pneumonia, which can in turn lead to complications that can turn fatal.
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But in rare cases, judges can require it, if there is evidence that clients' communication with their lawyers was done purposely to further a crime or a fraud.
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In rare cases, particularly late in a secretary's tenure, some outlets have declined the invitations, such as for former Secretary John Kerry's December 2016 trip to Saudi Arabia.
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Federal regulations require government employees to "consider the least expensive class of travel that meets their needs" and authorize first-class travel in rare cases, the Post said.
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Nissan recalled more than 20163,000 cars and SUVs in the U.S. due to a fire risk and is advising people to park the vehicles outdoors in rare cases.
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"As soon as it becomes clear that an outbreak is underway, the local — or, in rare cases, the World Health Organization — requests the help of the RST," Gates explains.
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In rare cases, the virus could be passed from mother to fetus during childbirth and there has been one report of possible spread of the virus through sexual contact.
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While doing so may spare the people around you from your filth, in rare cases it can rupture the back of your throat, as one man unfortunately found out.
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The whole cell pertussis vaccine offered longer-lasting protection, but it was replaced by today's acellular pertussis because of side effects including fever, swelling and, in rare cases, seizures.
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In rare cases, eating disorders can be a dangerous complication for bariatric surgery patientsDespite the relative safety of the procedures, bariatric surgery and eating disorders have a complicated relationship.
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María Teresa Fernández, president of the advocacy group, Coordinating Committee of Rural Women, says in rare cases when property is left to women, it is usually the least productive.
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This Epstein-Barr virus is relatively harmless for most of us, but in rare cases the herpes can lead to higher rates of nose cancers, lymphomas, and stomach cancers.
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In rare cases, even the existence of a suppression order can be banned from publication, meaning that journalists cannot report precisely why certain details are missing from their coverage.
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In rare cases, even reporting the existence of a suppression order can be forbidden, meaning that journalists cannot tell readers precisely why certain details are missing from their coverage.
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Ultimately, the decision is about whether a degree will put you in the best position to reach your personal goals, and that's only true in rare cases these days.
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Measles is largely preventable by vaccination, which stops transmission of the disease after a second dose in 2000% of cases and lessens its severity in rare cases that slip through.
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Explosions like this can happen in rare cases when battery-powered devices are damaged — which is why Fitbit's site warns users of potential injury if its products are handled improperly.
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The ADB's 2009 energy policy states that the bank can still consider coal projects in rare cases where the power provides energy access to the poor and uses advanced technologies.
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Customers must in turn choose when to apply such patches to software that runs their most critical corporate functions, a process that may take months or years, in rare cases.
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But the gowns that we'll be ooh-ing and -ahh-ing over (and, in rare cases, a bit puzzled by) have been in the works for months in most cases.
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Vicky said she believes that the side effects of the prescription drug Ativan — which can cause worsening depression and thoughts of self-harm in rare cases — may have impacted Cornell.
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Adult-driven outbreaks in rare cases occur in close quarters like submarines and prisons, but adults do not normally carry pneumonia bacteria in their noses and throats as children do.
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And in rare cases the live vaccine mutates into a dangerous form that can itself circulate and paralyze, in effect opening up a second front that requires a new campaign.
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For instance, in rare cases, could it theoretically make sense to refuse a raise because it might disqualify you for benefits that are technically "worth" more than the additional income?
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Like Botox, Jeuveau is a form of botulinum toxin and when injected, it can spread to other areas of the body, potentially causing swallowing and breathing problems in rare cases.
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While mostly symptoms are mild, they can include tingling or numbness in the face, arms, and legs, headache, dizziness, loss of coordination and in rare cases, paralysis and respiratory failure.
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Squamous cell carcinoma, a slow-growing cancer usually found on sun-exposed areas, is easy to treat if found early, although in rare cases it can spread to other tissues.
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One would hope that federal judges with lifetime appointments might function like the Survivor producers—concerned outside observers who could, in rare cases, intervene to save a broken political system.
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So it's not surprising that potting mix can also have in it bacteria and fungi that may on occasion cause harm to people, and in rare cases even kill them.
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For this reason, Gubler said, "Reproductive-age females and males should take precautions," like wearing insect repellent and using condoms during sex, since in rare cases Zika can be sexually transmitted.
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Parents are right that Chinese journalists can lose their jobs, and in rare cases their freedom, if they touch on sensitive subjects or challenge the state or a powerful vested interest.
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Intel's CEO Brian Krzanich made his previously scheduled appearance at CES on Monday night and confirmed that in rare cases, processors could see up to a 30 percent hit in performance.
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Cornell's family said they believe that the side effects of the prescription drug Ativan – which can cause worsening depression and thoughts of self-harm in rare cases – may have impacted Cornell.
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In rare cases, software updates may cause data loss — or even "brick" your phone (meaning it won't respond if you try to turn it on or connect it to a computer).
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Not until transactions reach over twice that amount does MoneyGram request a government-issued ID. In rare cases, when a transaction reaches almost 10 times that amount, additional information is required.
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Nurx can treat infections like chlamydia, trichomoniasis, and, in rare cases, syphilis with oral antibiotics, while referring other positive tests that have to be treated by injection to in-person treatment.
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In rare cases, the commission can seek a mandatory recall by suing companies that refuse to agree to a voluntary recall, threatening to lay out its case publicly in legal filings.
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The company's ranchers, including Mr. Meyers at Sweet Grass Farm, do not use growth hormones; in rare cases, they use antibiotics to deal with medical conditions, but not to promote growth.
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The earlier treatment starts, the better, but "most patients have a complete recovery within three months," Dr. Safdieh said, though sometimes symptoms last longer and, in rare cases, never completely disappear.
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The US hands out a majority of green cards each year on the basis of family ties — spouses, children, parents, and (in rare cases) siblings of US citizens and permanent residents.
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Originating as asteroids, and in rare cases even fragments ejected from other planets in our solar system, meteorites are pieces of rock and metal that survive the fiery journey through our atmosphere.
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In rare cases, salmonella can spread to the bloodstream and cause severe or fatal illnesses, such as blood vessel infections, endocarditis (an infection of the inner lining of the heart), or arthritis.
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Hundreds of the arachnids can attach themselves to a single animal, and in rare cases can consume so much blood it causes anemia or even fatalities in cattle, which is called exsanguination.
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In rare cases, about 15 to 20 percent of the time, the cancer is caught early enough — before it spreads outside the pancreas — and surgery to remove the cancerous tumors is possible.
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The star's wife said she believes that the side effects of the prescription drug Ativan – which can cause worsening depression and thoughts of self-harm in rare cases – may have impacted Cornell.
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Earlier in 2016, Forkner asked the FAA for permission to remove mentions of the MCAS from the pilot manual for the 737 Max, arguing that it would activate only in rare cases.
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And, in rare cases, all can cause a persistent and sometimes painful erection that will not go down, a condition called priapism that can result in permanent damage if not treated promptly.
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Occasionally, it will surface a reply from a friend to someone with a locked account or, in rare cases, to someone who blocks you, as it did for me the other day.
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All of the U.S. infections occurred in women who had traveled abroad or, in rare cases, contracted the virus by infected sexual partners who returned from areas where the Zika is prevalent.
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In exchange, prosecutors did not seek a sentence of life in prison without parole, citing a 2012 Supreme Court decision which found no-parole sentences for juveniles were unconstitutional except in rare cases.
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The "reasonable fear" standard is used only in rare cases under the status quo — for immigrants who've already been ordered deported and returned to the US, and immigrants who have committed serious crimes.
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For decades, public health experts have been asking people to vaccinate their kids against measles, a highly contagious childhood illness that can, in rare cases, cause brain swelling, hearing loss, and even death.
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The star's wife Vicky said she believes that the side effects of the prescription drug Ativan — which can cause worsening depression and thoughts of self-harm in rare cases — may have impacted Cornell.
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As you move from place to place (and load old saves or even, in rare cases, restart entire islands), you begin to naturally approach each new park template as a puzzle unto itself.
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Although marijuana isn't very dangerous compared to some drugs, it does carry some risks: addiction and overuse, accidents, nondeadly overdoses that lead to mental anguish and anxiety, and, in rare cases, psychotic episodes.
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"In rare cases, affected units may experience abnormal vibrations that could pose a risk of personal injury or property damage when washing bedding, bulky or water-resistant items," Samsung said on its website.
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Doctors have found a disturbing downside to some powerful new drugs that harness the immune system to fight cancer: In rare cases, they may cause potentially fatal heart damage, especially when used together.
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"It's not unreasonable to consider if the exposure to reproductive hormones might, in rare cases, be associated with a downstream effect on cancer in the longer term," Sutcliffe told Reuters Health by email.
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They've also advised men who were traveling in the region to practice safe sex with their partners after returning home, as we're learning the virus may also be sexually transmitted in rare cases.
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In rare cases, if the condition still goes unchecked, it could develop into tertiary syphilis, which can lead to severe medical problems affecting other areas of the body, including the heart and brain.
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Risks from the abortion pills include possible heavy bleeding and, in rare cases, the abortion may fail, requiring follow up with surgical abortion, according to the Mayo Clinic, a prominent U.S. hospital system.
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Although marijuana isn't very dangerous compared to some drugs, it does carry some risks: dependence and overuse, accidents, nondeadly overdoses that lead to mental anguish and anxiety, and, in rare cases, psychotic episodes.
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The "reasonable fear" standard was used only in rare cases before the new Trump policy — for immigrants who've already been ordered deported and returned to the US, and immigrants who have committed serious crimes.
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"In rare cases, affected units may experience abnormal vibrations that could pose a risk of personal injury or property damage when washing bedding, bulky or water-resistant items," the company said in a statement.
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The star's wife Vicky Karayiannis said she believes that the side effects of the prescription drug Ativan – which can cause worsening depression and thoughts of self-harm in rare cases – may have impacted Cornell.
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Studies by toxicology specialists and veterinarians found that chip implants may cause cancer and in rare cases the chip may migrate to other parts of the body or become infected, according to the FDA.
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In rare cases, the virus has been associated with Guillain-Barré syndrome, a disorder in which the body's immune system attacks part of the peripheral nervous system, which can lead to paralysis, usually temporary.
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The Hyde Amendment of 1976 expressly prohibits any federal programs, including Title X and Medicaid, from funding an abortion procedure except in rare cases where pregnancy would endanger the life of a pregnant person.
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In rare cases in which your symptoms are severe and don't seem to be slowing down, you might need IV fluids to keep you hydrated and antibiotics to help your body clear the infection.
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Even in rare cases when pragmatic business leaders helped to broker agreements, which was reportedly the case in North Carolina with the repeal of the so-called bathroom bill, a culture war still festers.
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That decision came after Sanofi announced that in rare cases, if people who never had dengue were vaccinated and later became infected, the vaccine might provoke a much more severe form of the illness.
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An unleashed immune system can attack healthy, vital organs: notably the bowel, the liver and the lungs, but also the kidneys, the adrenal and pituitary glands, the pancreas and, in rare cases, the heart.
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But while most patients, kids and adults, don't require hospitalization—just a few hours of observation to calm them down—there have been signs that an acute dose can, in rare cases, be incredibly dangerous.
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While broken heart syndrome can cause permanent damage to the heart and, in rare cases, even death, the good news is that most cases are treatable and can be fully resolved within a few weeks.
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The new cases were an unwelcome reminder that Ebola not only persisted in unidentified animal reservoirs, but seemed to be capable, in rare cases, of becoming contagious again in human survivors months after their recovery.
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Sanders has voted against bills that would ban most abortions after 20 weeks and opposes the Hyde Amendment, which prohibits federal programs like Medicaid and Title X from directly funding abortions except in rare cases.
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And although marijuana isn't very dangerous compared to some drugs, it does carry some risks: dependence and overuse, accidents, non-deadly overdoses that lead to mental anguish and anxiety, and, in rare cases, psychotic episodes.
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It turns out that live strains of poliovirus that are used in the oral poliovirus vaccine can mutate, spread and, in rare cases, even trigger an outbreak, representing a catch-103 in ongoing polio eradication endeavors.
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Wag's sales have flattened over the past year, according to the data-analytics firm Second Measure, as the Los Angeles startup faces heavy scrutiny for dogs running away or, in rare cases, dying in its care.
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While lithium-ion batteries used in e-cigarettes have been known to cause fires and explosions in rare cases, they had previously caused no deaths, the U.S. Fire Administration said in a report issued last July.
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Bleeding after anal sex (or anal fingering or using a sex toy) might also indicate a tear or abrasion, or a hemorrhoid (a swollen vein in your anus), and in rare cases, a perforation in your colon.
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Pot's risks, for one, tend to be nonfatal or at least much less fatal than alcohol: addiction and overuse, accidents, non-deadly overdoses that lead to mental anguish and anxiety, and, in rare cases, potentially psychotic episodes.
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However, in rare cases, the molar tissue can return after a D&C and grow to form a type of tumor called gestational trophoblastic neoplasia (GTN.) GTN is generally treated with chemotherapy or a hysterectomy if needed.
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While marijuana isn't anywhere as dangerous as alcohol or other illicit drugs, it does carry some risks in addiction and overuse, accidents, nondeadly overdoses that lead to mental anguish and anxiety, and, in rare cases, psychotic episodes.
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Others offer instructions and around-the-clock counseling, fielding questions about how much bleeding is safe, how to dispose of pregnancy tissue, and, in rare cases of complications, how to speak to hospital staff without risking imprisonment.
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At the hearing, the bill's sponsor, Assemblyman Jeffrey Dinowitz, a Bronx Democrat, argued that California's actions increased vaccination rates there, and had helped fend off future outbreaks of the measles, which can be fatal in rare cases.
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Stitch ItRajewski, who has spent 20 years piercing folks in 49 states, has also undone quite a few piercings — including reconstruction on stretched-out lobes and, in rare cases, on exceptional scarring of the lip or the nose.
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"If my body isn't able to dispel the liquid, this can result in a very dangerous condition called Ovarian Hyperstimulation Syndrome (OHSS) which can result in the loss of an ovary, kidney failure, and in rare cases, death."
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Clinton's stance is essentially what she said at a previous debate: She believes the federal government should be able to use the death penalty in rare cases but that states have shown themselves incapable of maintaining capital punishment.
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The first time that people are exposed to Schistosoma mansoni larvae, they can have an acute reaction known as Katayama fever or develop a central nervous system infection, which in rare cases causes irreversible neurological damage or death.
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In rare cases, individuals have been returned to their home countries, such as a group of four Russian women and 27 children in February, after Iraqi authorities concluded they had been tricked into coming to Islamic State territory.
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While marijuana isn't anywhere near as dangerous as alcohol or other illicit drugs, it does carry some risks in addiction and overuse, accidents, non-deadly overdoses that lead to mental anguish and anxiety, and, in rare cases, psychotic episodes.
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It's a fundamental individual right to refuse unwanted medical treatment, especially one that has (in rare cases) been associated with causing infection, allergic reaction or Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS), which is an autoimmune disorder that can lead to paralysis.
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Zika-infected mice that got the dengue antibodies also developed severe neurological symptoms, including paralysis of several limbs and, in some cases, total body paralysis, symptoms that have also been seen in rare cases of adults infected with Zika.
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"These medications may cause side-effects to you, but more importantly, if your young children get into them, they may be harmed, require hospital care, require the ICU, or in rare cases even die from that ingestion," he added.
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Earlier in 2016, Forkner asked the FAA for permission to remove mentions of the MCAS from the pilot manual for the 737 Max, saying it would activate only in rare cases and was designed to run in the background.
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"This is typically associated with a milder illness than we think about with the classic hantavirus we talk about in the US, but it can be, in rare cases, associated with some more severe symptoms, such as renal disease," said McQuiston.
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In rare cases, like keeping four fresh-cleaned wool suits in a hot car with the windows up for an hour, this build up could lead to dangerous ambient PERC levels which could affect someone then exposed to that air immediately.
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A human bitten by a Vietnamese centipede should expect extreme pain and reddening around the bite; in rare cases, a Vietnamese centipede's bite has caused death, according to a report published in the Hawaii Journal of Medicine and Public Health.
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The W.H.O. has repeatedly warned that small flare-ups of the disease are likely because the virus can persist in the bodily fluids of some survivors for a variable length of time and in rare cases be transmitted to close contacts.
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But even in rare cases where perpetrators are convicted and punished severely, many victims report that their experience was retraumatizing and disempowering: Their story was confined to the rigid strictures of a prosecutor's narrative and raked over on cross-examination.
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Mechanicsville, Va. (In case you were wondering, of those locales, nine voted for President Trump in the 220 election and eleven voted for Hillary Clinton.) Unlike Christmas music, only in rare cases is Halloween music focused on the holiday itself.
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Boeing will have to resolve several issues in collaboration with regulators, including fixing the problems associated with MCAS and determining whether the company needs to separate wire bundles that could, in rare cases, short circuit and possibly lead to catastrophic failure.
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Official results were not expected until Saturday afternoon, but the exit polls -- released by the Irish Times and RTE television -- indicate that the 1983 amendment, which effectively bans abortions unless in rare cases when a woman's life is at risk, will be repealed.
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Though Cornell's death was ruled a suicide, Vicky has stated in the past that she believes that the side effects of the prescription drug Ativan — which can cause worsening depression and thoughts of self-harm in rare cases — may have impacted Cornell.
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Although the infection will often resolve without treatment, all who are diagnosed with the disease should be treated since, in rare cases, the bug will persist and become symptomatic if a patient later develops some immune system problem or has his spleen removed.
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But in rare cases, federal prosecutors in New York have said they would seek the death penalty, as in the case of Sayfullo Saipov, an Uzbek man charged in a 2017 truck attack that killed eight people on a crowded Manhattan bike path.
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One big question about the virus has been whether a Zika infection can cause Guillain-Barré, a rare and sometimes deadly neurological condition in which people's immune systems damage their nerve cells, leading to muscle weakness, paralysis, or, in rare cases, death.
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Most human infestations only feature a single, infertile worm, unable to do much of anything but freak out the host's immune system, which traps the worm in a "nodule" underneath the skin (in rare cases, however, the worm can cause more serious organ damage).
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The symptoms can last a few weeks or several months and while most people recover fully from Guillain-Barre, some have permanent damage, and in rare cases people have died from the syndrome, according to the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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While the LEEP is routinely presented as "very safe," some risks are acknowledged: Slightly heightened risk of premature labor, low birth weight, second-trimester miscarriage, and—in rare cases—a narrowing of the cervix which could obstruct menstruation and cause pelvic pain and possibly infertility.
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The newly revealed evidence, confirmed recently by Sanofi's review of study data, found that in rare cases, Dengvaxia can backfire: If people who never had dengue are vaccinated and later become infected, the vaccine may provoke a much more severe form of the illness.
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Meanwhile, antipsychotic drugs (such as Abilify), which are approved as add-ons if other drugs aren't working alone, bring on seizures in rare cases and, according to the most recent warning from the FDA, the uncontrollable urge to binge eat, gamble, and have sex.
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None of this is covered by insurance, except in rare cases where a cancer patient's fertility is threatened by chemotherapy, or in cases where the patient is employed by a new-wave Fortune 24 company (Facebook covers up to $2000,2100) or, since 254, the US military.
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In an interview, SAP sales executives acknowledged that ambiguity over how the company billed customers for digital or indirect access to SAP systems had been abused in rare cases by its sales staff to launch audits against customers in order to seek hefty back payments from them.
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The company is recalling 4.28 million vehicles worldwide, including 3.6 million in the U.S. GM said Friday that in rare cases, the car's sensing and diagnostic module — a tiny computer that senses what the vehicle is doing and controls air bag deployment — can go into test mode.
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"In some situations, employees can claim that the agreement is unconscionable or, in rare cases, that it wasn't properly entered into because they weren't aware of what they were signing," says Rachel Arnow-Richman, an expert on employment contracts at the University of Denver Law School.
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The jihadist threat in the United States has turned out to be largely homegrown, he said, and the order will encourage precisely the resentments and anxieties on the part of Muslims that fuel, in rare cases, support for the ideology of the Islamic State or Al Qaeda.
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Researchers have found a way to reduce how effectively mosquitoes can transmit dengue fever, at least in the lab—and their work could be a step toward stopping the spread of the disease, which infects about 390 million people every year and can, in rare cases, be deadly.
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Protective relays act as electric grid fail-safes, monitoring for dangerous power frequencies or levels of current in electric equipment, relaying that information to operators and automatically opening circuit breakers if they detect dangerous conditions that could damage transformers, melt power lines, or in rare cases even electrocute workers.
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Typically, the inherent cyclicality and potential financial pressures of the auto manufacturing industry result in a soft cap on IDRs at the 'A' level, although in rare cases a manufacturer with very strong business profile and unusually strong credit protection metrics could be considered for the 'A+' category.
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"But in rare cases, the placenta will have grown into the wall of the womb itself, preventing it from easily detaching at the time of birth," explains Jan Rydfors, MD, a board-certified ob/gyn who specializes in fertility and high risk pregnancy and co-founder of the app Pregnancy Companion.
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Medical research suggests that suffering a second concussion while you're still healing from a previous one can result in worse and prolonged symptoms and additional brain damage; in rare cases, it can result in a life-threatening condition known as second impact syndrome, which includes rapid and potentially fatal brain swelling.
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Other side effects that are less common include a high fever, above 101 degrees Fahrenheit and, in rare cases, a neurological disorder called Guillain-Barré syndrome, which occurs when the nerves outside of the brain and spinal cord are damaged causing numbness, reflex loss, and paralysis — though paralysis is often temporary.
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The Red Parts is skeptical of every trope of that genre, from the "cinematic, self-aggrandizing images ... of discovering some crucial piece of evidence that the 'professionals' had overlooked" to its unwillingness, except in rare cases, to reckon with much more than the most superficial questions about violence and human depravity.
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The Times, which was the first to disclose Mr. Forkner's involvement in the plane, previously reported that he had failed to tell the F.A.A. that the original version of MCAS was being overhauled, leaving regulators with the impression that the system was relatively benign and would be used only in rare cases.
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The entry-level openings included internships, some assistant and coordinator positions, and roles on certain teams, like production finance and IT.One former employee told Business Insider that Netflix has overlooked prior work experience in rare cases when the person has relevant skills and is very clearly a fit for Netflix&aposs culture.
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In rare cases, the FBI can recover the funds, but the best offense is defense, including being spare with financial information you share via email, setting up protocols with your financial institutions for wire transfers, being mindful of your passwords that may be compromised and asking your bank how it approaches protecting against wire fraud.
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Current entry-level openings include internships for graduate students, some assistant and coordinator positions, and roles on certain teams, like production finance and IT.One former employee told Business Insider that Netflix has overlooked prior work experience in rare cases when the person has relevant skills and is very clearly a fit for Netflix&aposs culture.
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Of course, there's no conclusive scientific evidence to support this—although there is some indication that in rare cases it may lead to liver failure, which led the FDA to issue a notice about a product containing the active ingredient—which is why most purveyors of junk diet pills tend to make their efficacy claims vague.
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"Symphysiotomy is rarely used nowadays but is recommended for use, by the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists in London, in cases of vaginal breech delivery where the head gets stuck and the baby will die if not delivered, and in rare cases of shoulder dystocia where a similar outcome for the baby is likely," says Dr. Peter Boylan, the chairman of the Institute of Obstericians and Gynaecologists in Ireland.
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