" During a tour of the infirmary, which was little more than a trailer, Zucker said, "I got sent to the infirmary when I was at camp.
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Don't Book a Cruise on a Ship Without an Infirmary Any cruise ship you're considering should have an infirmary, preferably one that's open 24 hours, said Ms. Danziger of Ovation Vacations.
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He mixed Infirmary for nothing because he loved our band.
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At the Leda infirmary, however, death rarely exceeds 212 hours.
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Eventually I passed out and woke up in the infirmary.
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Rick scoops him up and brings him to the infirmary.
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The camp's infirmary is now officially named after McPhee's father.
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The CorrectHealth team moved him to a rear infirmary cell.
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It is the West Facility, not the North Infirmary Command.
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A bus from Portland, Oregon, has been transformed into an infirmary.
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He wanted his infirmary back the way it should be: empty.
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He staggered down to the military camp's infirmary and was admitted.
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The patient was hospitalized at Touro Infirmary Hospital and Medical Center.
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At the infirmary, he was told he probably had a virus.
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There was an infirmary for sick children and food was provided.
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I saw a small infirmary, a smaller visitation booth, and a kitchen.
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"Get me to the infirmary, I'll save your life," she tells him.
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He subdued the inmate and escorted the injured officer to the infirmary.
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Last week, he was transferred to the infirmary unit at Rikers Island.
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As soon as she could, she made her way to the infirmary.
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His father is a consulting ophthalmologist at the Bradford Royal Infirmary in Bradford.
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The director is more akin to an OB/GYN in the royal infirmary.
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When it spread to his leg, they suggested he go to the infirmary.
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He was found dead in his bed in the maximum-security prison's infirmary.
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In the infirmary, prisoners can be heard crying and are often seriously injured.
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Having a bed to yourself in the infirmary doesn't make things much better
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Stumped, he called his colleague, Dr. Owen Dempsey, a pulmonologist at the infirmary.
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Denise is in the infirmary where some Alexandrians were hiding out, minding her patients.
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In the camp infirmary he rubbed a thermometer until it registered a dangerous fever.
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The Homestead reopened in 1961 as The Saratoga County Infirmary, a public nursing home.
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You would get free treatment in the infirmary instead of a $10,000 broken arm.
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He was taken to the Rikers infirmary unit Thursday, the Department of Corrections said.
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Some of the wounded were treated at a makeshift infirmary at nearby Ebbets Field.
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When the monitors told Wilcher the infirmary did not have enough nurses, he bristled.
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Six prisoners also broke into an infirmary where they overdosed on meth and died.
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Weinstein has been staying in an infirmary unit at Rikers Island while awaiting sentencing.
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Junior Wilson, 57, is in one of the dormitory halls at North Infirmary Command.
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We took him to an infirmary, and the doctor confirmed it wasn't anything severe.
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The following year, he had an asthmatic fit and was taken to the infirmary.
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Militants had taken over the hospital and used it as an infirmary for their wounded.
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If the cruise you're considering doesn't have an infirmary, Ms. Danziger doesn't recommend booking it.
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The injured were being taken to area hospitals as well as a prison infirmary unit.
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She went on to sustain a living supplying a local infirmary with — poetic justice — leeches.
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Cosby previously was held in a single cell in a unit adjacent to the infirmary.
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He started in the infirmary and was transferred to a different cell on February 220.
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"At the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary emergency facility, we have already seen dozens of patients with concerns ranging from headaches to subjective blurry vision," said Dr. Avnish Deobhakta, an ophthalmologist with the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary of Mount Sinai Hospital.
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Blessing, who is being held in a jail infirmary, refused to be brought to court Thursday.
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They reach a temporary haven, but still have to cross an alley to reach the infirmary.
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Still shackled, I was returned to the jail, put back into my cell, not the infirmary.
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Lewis died in Hammersmith Infirmary, in London, of Bright's disease, a chronic and excruciating kidney ailment.
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He was previously being held in a single cell in a unit adjacent to the infirmary.
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Before piercing, he sanitizes the dudes dick with rubbing alcohol pads they get in the infirmary.
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Since Jackson's arrest in April, her lawyers said, she had been placed in an infirmary for monitoring.
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She was taken by an air ambulance to Leeds General Infirmary, where paramedics tried to save her.
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His death, at Murray-Weigel Hall, the Jesuit infirmary at Fordham University, was confirmed by the Rev.
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She avoids the guards, because she doesn't want to be sent to the infirmary, but it's hard.
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The patient, who had an underlying medical condition, was hospitalized at Touro Infirmary Hospital and Medical Center.
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In 1898, Sara Josephine Baker graduated second in her class from the New York Infirmary Medical College.
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An intensive treatment model will be used in the women's infirmary to deal with mental health issues.
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Burke said he would make a judicial request for Weinstein to stay in the correctional facility's infirmary.
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Officials said the death would be investigated and did not reveal why Majors was in the infirmary.
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The hospital, Leeds General Infirmary, confirmed that the incident had indeed happened, and issued an official apology.
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Joseph Kler also founded the infirmary at the university in 20133, according to The New York Times.
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Several years later, in 19903, Blackwell opened the New York Infirmary, which focused on caring for the poor.
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Cosby will be housed in a single cell next to the infirmary ... possibly because of his medical problems.
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He had a violent breakdown that November that landed him at the Harvard infirmary, sedated for three days.
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The only time you see officers is when they're taking someone to the infirmary, or bringing you meals.
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Eyewitnesses said that Cox was left bleeding on the floor before being rushed to Leeds General Infirmary hospital.
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He was moved Thursday to the infirmary unit at Rikers Island, New York's main jail complex, Engelmayer said.
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Kaitlyn Kelly, a music therapist, decided to pursue end-of-life work after visiting an infirmary in Jamaica.
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After vomiting following the ship's safety-instruction training for passengers, my mom walked me to the ship's infirmary.
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When it didn't get better after a couple of weeks, she made her first visit to the infirmary.
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In June, the groom is to start an ophthalmology residency at the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary in Boston.
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Doherty, 40, revealed the shocking news on Twitter, posting a photo from his hospital bed at Manchester Royal Infirmary.
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"We have taken four patients to the Leicester Royal Infirmary at this stage," the ambulance service said on Twitter.
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The Department of Corrections is "moving him as we speak to the Rikers infirmary unit," Engelmayer said Thursday afternoon.
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Failing that, Rotunno asked that her client be sent to the north infirmary unit at Rikers' Anna Kross building.
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The couple met in 2013 during their residency training programs at the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary in Boston.
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He is also an attending physician at Yale New Haven Hospital and the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary.
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Although he was remanded without bail on Monday, he is expected to be transferred to the Rikers Island infirmary.
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The young woman hadn't felt well for nearly three months, she told the doctor-in-training at the infirmary.
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Let's get rid of Infirmary Feminism, with its bedlam of bellyachers, anorexics, bulimics, depressives, rape victims and incest survivors.
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She was taken by an air ambulance to Leeds General Infirmary where she was pronounced dead at 1:48 p.m.
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Agents evicted workers and attacked their camps; National Guardsmen, meanwhile, set fire to the camp, which included a women's infirmary.
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Finn confessed that in the infirmary one of his brother novices had asked him to get into bed with him.
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She was born at the old Radcliffe Infirmary, went to a local state school, and studied biochemistry at the university.
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She added that on a reputable cruise line, travelers are more likely to receive high-quality care at the infirmary.
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Vestre Prison even has its own infirmary meal program, which provides special diets to patients with cancer and other maladies.
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From that emergency room, she was referred to specialists at the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary of Mount Sinai.
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Doctors at Bellevue performed a heart procedure, inserting a stent before transferring him to the infirmary unit at Rikers Island.
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As part of her training, she visited an infirmary on the island of Jamaica with 20 people to a room.
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Weinstein arrived in Rikers' North Infirmary Command section, which houses inmates requiring medical care, by midafternoon, according to jail records.
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The groom, also 28, is a second-year otolaryngology resident at Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary, another Harvard teaching hospital.
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It wasn't clear whether he would stay overnight or go on to the infirmary at Rikers Island on Monday night.
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All the prisoners remaining in C Building were removed, searched, sent to an infirmary and put in new cells, he said.
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Overnight, we were told, as many as 20 people checked in to the infirmary with bruises, busted lips and black eyes.
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But she has adjusted her approach since arriving last year at the 70-bed North Baldwin Infirmary in rural, southern Alabama.
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They can seek relief in air-conditioned areas, including an infirmary, administration offices, visitation areas, the education department and the barbershop.
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A bus took the survivors to an infirmary, where, Doehner said, a nurse gave him a needle to burst his blisters.
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He added that, eight times in the four months he was there, he was taken to the infirmary to get injections.
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The groom's mother, who is retired, was a biomedical scientist in the histopathology laboratory at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary in Aberdeen, Scotland.
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Mr. Palmer was taken first to the jail infirmary, then to York Hospital, where he was pronounced dead before 6 a.m.
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"It's not the cleanest," Malissa Allen, a mental health counselor who has treated inmates at the infirmary, said in an interview.
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Though Weinstein's attorneys objected because of his health, the judge said he would be in custody in a correctional facility's infirmary.
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But certainly, when we got up to the Royal Victoria Infirmary they did say that he was in a very serious state.
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The island served as a convalescing infirmary for patients with pulmonary disorders from 1914 (though closed during World War I) to 1980.
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A series of tents serves as the infirmary, with nurses on hand treating a few children for lice and flu-like symptoms.
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The Ellison Hall building — which was once the college's infirmary Hygeia Hall — is home to several spirits, according to the university's website.
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We pass eerie, boarded-up buildings, a forgotten baseball field made to resemble Fenway Park, and a faded sign for an infirmary.
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Before his sentencing, Mr. Weinstein had been housed at an infirmary on the Rikers Island jail complex because of his health problems.
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She remembered the moment she resolved to be a nurse: She was a girl, watching the nurses walk into the school infirmary.
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There are 2000 jails on Rikers Island, including facilities for women and adolescents, as well as an infirmary, power plant and bakery.
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He is being housed in a single cell -- 22014 by 22015 feet -- in a unit adjacent to the infirmary, the prison said.
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The photo of four-year-old Jack Williment-Barr, who was at Leeds General Infirmary with suspected pneumonia, went viral this week.
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A nurse told guards Cleveland was faking "because he wants to get back to the infirmary," a guard testified in a deposition.
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Amadou's own doctor said earlier on Monday that the opposition leader had already lost consciousness once before being revived in the prison infirmary.
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He also won't be separated from the general population ... unless he comes down with some serious illness that sends him to the infirmary.
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The Ghoulies attacked F.P. — in retaliation for Archie's call to the cops during their race — and now he's badly injured in the infirmary.
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Rick picks him up and he and Michonne are tearing through the zombies now, slashing and running to get Carl to the infirmary.
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Members of the airline staff gathered around the family, and the improvised infirmary, shining flashlights on the baby so the doctor could see.
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The research was led by Roger Staff, honorary lecturer at the University of Aberdeen and head of medical physics at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary.
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When I did emerge from that infirmary, I refused to speak one word of the Spanish of my birth to my distressed parents.
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On Worth Street, in Tribeca, deep underground beneath the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary and the Michelin-starred restaurant Atera, lies Farm.
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She sent me off to the infirmary, where the nurse told me that I must've eaten something and asked me to lie down.
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Mr. Weinstein was sent to the jail's North Infirmary Command under protective custody, according to the Department of Correction website and his spokesman.
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After complaining to a judge, he was taken to the infirmary, where a doctor told him it was just a cold, he said.
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THAILAND'S constitutional monarch, Bhumibol Adulyadej, spent much of the past seven years living in an infirmary in the royal heart of the capital, Bangkok.
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At the prison infirmary, he said, the medical staff simply poured distilled water onto his puncture wounds and sent him back to his cell.
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While Denise tends to the injured, Rick returns outside to defend the infirmary, cutting down walkers one by one as fast as he can.
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As he became frail in recent years, she said, he was tenderly cared for by his brother Jesuits and the staff at the infirmary.
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Among them: In Preci, Benedictine monks flourished as healers from the 13th century, building a rare library of anatomy texts and a renowned infirmary.
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That room's high ceilings and striking windows are linked to its history, as the infirmary for the women's wing of Tasmania's largest mental hospital.
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Sexual assaults occur in "dormitories, cells, recreation areas, the infirmary, bathrooms, and showers at all hours of the day and night," the report said.
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When he collapsed, he was taken to the prison infirmary, where a doctor poured a liter of ether over his groin, burning his genitals.
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Children will now be able to drive themselves to the operating room at The Childrens Hospital at Leicester Royal Infirmary in England's East Midlands.
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Investigators and psychiatrists also have visited Cruz in his single-person cell in the jail's infirmary, where officers note his activities every 15 minutes.
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In the infirmary, prisoners can be heard crying, are sometimes seriously injured, and due to the risk of infection, everyone has to wear facemasks.
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In July, Dr. Cole, 30, is to begin the first year of an ophthalmology residency at the Illinois Eye and Ear Infirmary in Chicago.
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Ricardo Rosado, another inmate, said that from his cell window, he saw what he described as an assault by guards that continued in the infirmary.
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It was not an emergency and Anne, 66, did not need an ambulance for the journey on Wednesday to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary 50 miles away.
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He searched for the least offensive words and told him about the encounter in the infirmary and his refusal to get into bed with Reilly.
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Her daughter recalled playing after school in the halls of the astronomy department, and her mother helping her with her homework in the Yale Infirmary.
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The inmate, Ronald Spear, 52, had been a pretrial detainee in an infirmary unit at Rikers at the time of his killing in December 2012.
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The bride, 30, is a third-year resident in ophthalmology at Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary, the primary teaching hospital of Harvard Ophthalmology in Boston.
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Housed partly in the jail's original hospital building, the North Infirmary Command is not much of a respite, according to people who have worked there.
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"In the Bay Area, we're lucky to have the St. James Infirmary and Red Light Legal," organizations that provide medical and legal care to sex workers.
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This third case has been isolated and is being cared for in a specialist unit at Royal Victoria Infirmary in Newcastle, northeast England, the statement said.
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Last Wednesday, Namazi, a former Iranian provincial governor and ex-UNICEF official, was taken to the Evin prison infirmary after a severe drop in blood pressure.
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After visiting the ship's infirmary, I was put under a 24-hour quarantine to make sure my sickness passed before I could walk the ship again.
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While in an ambulance on his way to the infirmary at Rikers Island Monday, Weinstein was redirected to Bellevue Hospital, according to his spokesperson, Juda Engelmayer.
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Rick immediately went into Hero mode, scooped up his son and rushed him to the infirmary, where Denise and her ragtag trauma team rushed into action.
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And then, of course, there were patients with potential eye injuries like those at Mount Sinai's New York Eye and Ear Infirmary in New York City.
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The cat gets sick from those drugs, and its nasty inmate owner, Continental, then compels Lee, an inmate who works in the infirmary, to save it.
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At issue is the February assault on guard Matthew Matthias, who was escorting two inmates with the highest security level to the prison infirmary at the time.
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By the time he visited an urgent care clinic at the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary of Mount Sinai two days later, the flashes had stopped.
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Indeed, Nadia has taken fellow doctor Ank to Al Madina for the first time this evening after finishing her shift at Manchester Royal Infirmary down the road.
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Dr. Jiang, who is keeping her name, is a second-year ophthalmology resident at the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary of Mount Sinai in New York.
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After spending 10 days in the prison ward at Bellevue Hospital Center, he is in an infirmary unit at the Rikers Island jail complex until his sentencing.
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Several other peaked roof outbuildings that once served as the camp's infirmary, the music room and the boathouse were combined to make a guesthouse 50 yards away.
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The new research, led by Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary ophthalmologist Joseph B. Ciolino, focuses on the development of this kind of slow-release drug delivery system.
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Mr. Spear, 52, was a pretrial detainee in an infirmary unit at Rikers when Mr. Coll assaulted him after they got into a dispute in December 2012.
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By the time she got to the infirmary, she had finished the six days of steroids and was almost done with the 10-day course of Bactrim.
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Both also received medical degrees from Columbia, and they are now residents at Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary in Boston, she in ophthalmology and he in otolaryngology.
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He spent a few months in a single cell in a unit adjacent to the infirmary, said Amy Worden, press secretary for the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections.
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Here are some highlights from each day: February 21 Cruz is housed in a single-man cell in the infirmary, three days after the massacre in Parkland.
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Robert Stackowitz, 71, allegedly escaped from the infirmary at the Carroll County Prison Work Camp in in 1968 while serving a 17-year sentence for robbery by force.
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At sleep-away camp, I would fake an illness so as to be sent to the infirmary for a night: just to have a private place to masturbate.
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There followed a 1928 pie to try and raise money for the Huddersfield Infirmary, acting as a handy gastric reminder of just how vulnerable pre-NHS Britain was.
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Pick: Seattle 27, Carolina 18 Pittsburgh Steelers at Denver Broncos, Sunday, 4:40 ET (CBS) As with the other AFC game, this matchup hinges on the infirmary table.
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Denise wants to go to Edison's Apothecary & Boutique, which is a bit outside of the community, thinking there may be drugs there she can use for the infirmary.
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During the nighttime tour, the compound is broken into six haunted areas, from prison cells to an infirmary filled with demons and convicts lurking for maximum chilling effects.
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Terry Brazier, aged 70, went into Leicester Royal Infirmary for a bladder procedure known as a cystoscopy but was mistaken for another patient by hospital staff and circumcised.
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She was until last month working at the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary of Mount Sinai as an assistant professor and fellowship mentor in the cornea department.
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Story at a glance Founded in 1999, St. James Infirmary is a nonprofit organization based in San Francisco that provides free and confidential health care for sex workers.
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"It's a very exciting approach," Tessa Hadlock, a reconstructive plastic surgeon at the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary in Boston, told New Scientist, which first reported on this research.
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Finkelstein also writes that the sheriff's staff knew Jackson was mentally ill and pregnant when she entered jail on March 27, because she was placed in the infirmary wing.
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In one instance, he says he poured LSD from the Florida State Hospital infirmary into a staff coffeepot, thinking the workers' disorientation would clear the way for his exit.
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I spent the whole day in the infirmary while they tried to figure out if I had something quarantine-worthy and the next two days feeling weak as hell.
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Before he was sent to Wende, Mr. Weinstein had been held in an infirmary unit at the Rikers Island jail complex for several days before and after his sentencing.
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Still a German citizen, he was arrested, labeled an enemy alien and sent to toil for three years in sardine and weapons plants, a quarry, kitchens and an infirmary.
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"I would think if you had to be at Rikers Island, you might prefer the infirmary," Lisa Pelosi, a criminal defense lawyer in New York, said in an interview.
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The physician at the Aberdeen Royal Infirmary in Scotland thought the patient — who worked a desk job and didn't smoke cigarettes — had an infection in his lower respiratory tract.
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Epstein also used that money to pay for a private housing unit created in the infirmary of the stockade, where he was supervised away from other inmates, The Post reported.
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Even the Rikers Island prison complex, which houses about 10,000 inmates, lost power for about 25 minutes, according to a woman who answered the phone at the North Infirmary Command.
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Ms. Smith, 45, an associate director of digital at the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary of Mount Sinai, had moved the pots inside so they wouldn't become deer salad.
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Levitin, an otolaryngologist and vascular birthmark specialist at New York Eye and Ear Infirmary of Mount Sinai in New York, told the family he knew how to help their daughter.
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North Infirmary Command, for instance, houses inmates whose safety may be at risk if they are placed in the general population, according to two people with knowledge of the facility.
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And a spokesman at the city's C.H.I. St. Vincent Infirmary said the medical center was treating three gunshot victims, one of whom remained in critical condition as of Saturday afternoon.
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NOTES: The Jets added one more to the infirmary Tuesday morning when C Adam Lowry was put on injured reserve and F Brendan Lemieux was called up from the Manitoba Moose.
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In one escape attempt, Mr. DeFriest claims to have dosed a staff coffeepot at a state mental institution with the powerful psychotropic drug LSD, which had been kept in the infirmary.
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A series of emergency room visits led her to the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary of Mount Sinai where they were able to examine her eye on a microscopic level.
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Unable, aged 11, to resolve the dispute with the logic or reason of an adult, I gave Desmond a gyakazuki (reverse punch) in the throat and dispatched him to the infirmary.
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This infirmary would typically be staffed by a nurse, and possibly a doctor, capable of treating a range of medical issues from a sore throat to a broken bone, she said.
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"The Japanese authorities refuse to tell us if he has been transferred to an infirmary, nor will they let us speak with medical personnel at the detention center," Carole Ghosn said.
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Investigators hired by Ohio State found that 177 men were abused by the doctor, who lured both athletes and infirmary patients into sexual situations by insisting he was medically examining them.
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Describing one of the complex's medical facilities, North Infirmary Command, Martin Horn, a former commissioner of the city's Department of Correction, said it was not "luxurious" but was not "draconian" either.
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Cosby is being housed in a single cell -- 8 feet by 13 feet and 10 feet tall -- in a unit adjacent to the infirmary, a press release from the prison said.
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Unable to see patients, he offered to mop the infirmary floors While playing baseball was his first love, the doctor said practicing medicine was a calling that inspired and defined him.
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After a terrible second season, in which Downton served as a military infirmary, the show quietly dropped any serious ambitions to link its story to the broader chronology of the 20th century.
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Captain Greg Sullivan of the Merced County Sheriff's Department disputed that inmates went on a "true" hunger strike, noting some ate from the commissary or received food during visits to the infirmary.
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He was in the camp infirmary, being treated for a head wound inflicted by a prison guard during a beating, when an aide asked whether any of the inmates had good handwriting.
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Instead of being sent to the infirmary, the inmate, Nicholas Feliciano, who had a history of suicide attempts, spent hours in the holding cell, two people with knowledge of the matter said.
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Suzanne was part of the protest that ended in Poussey's death and she's coping with her guilt and pain in the infirmary — far away from everyone else and two beds away from Maureen.
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The first is the MHU, which consists of a 60-bed inmate infirmary for acute patients and a 383-bed psychiatric unit, where inmates must meet admission criteria in order to be referred.
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Kyle Edmund actually remained upright for a three-set match against Djokovic in the fourth round, but then it was back to the infirmary for Jo-Wilfried Tsonga in the quarterfinals on Tuesday.
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Mata's infirmary is the Corner Project, a syringe exchange program that began operating in the New York neighborhood of Washington Heights, which houses a bathroom where drug users can more safely inject heroin.
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In fact, officials had sealed off the "haunted hospital" in March 2012, after the January death of a high school student in a car accident just down the road from the former infirmary.
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The bride's father, an ophthalmologist, works at Ophthalmic Consultants, a group practice in Manhattan, and is a co-director of the cataract department at New York Eye and Ear Infirmary of Mount Sinai.
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His lawyers had asked that Weinstein, 67, be sent to the jail's North Infirmary Command - two dank buildings that house sick inmates and those with enough notoriety to require protection from their neighbors.
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In a court filing, Mr. Williams's lawyers wrote that infirmary workers had tried unsuccessfully to insert a central line in Mr. Jones's neck for 45 minutes, before placing it elsewhere on his body.
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"The infirmary staff tried unsuccessfully to place [an IV] central line in Mr. Jones's neck for 45 minutes before placing one elsewhere on his body," the motion, filed in U.S. district court, alleges.
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He meticulously illustrated the city's most recognizable buildings: the Bristol Royal Infirmary, St. Werburgh's Church, Temple Meads train station, and Bristol New Gaol, where the last execution took place in Britain, in 1964.
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The headquarters will have four residential buildings, with 577 units for approximately 1,503 residents, a waste-separation facility, a vehicle maintenance building, administrative offices, a commercial-grade kitchen, a laundry, an infirmary and more.
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"Overexposure to sound does not always lead to conventional hearing loss," says M. Charles Liberman, an otology professor at Harvard Medical School, who heads a hearing lab at the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary.
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The hospital treating him, the Radcliffe Infirmary in Oxford, was a few hundred metres from a university laboratory where Howard Florey and Ernst Chain were brewing up extracts of a mould called Penicillium chrysogenum.
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It's why the first death in Alien doesn't happen in a clean, forgettable infirmary or one of the featureless hallways of the Nostromo, but on top of mess hall's familiar and cluttered dinner table.
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Sex workers face different degrees of risk depending on what they're doing, said Chuck Cloniger, clinical director at the St. James Infirmary, which provides clinical and social services to sex workers in San Francisco.
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Discharged early from her post as an antiaircraft fighter, Beanpole (first-time actress Viktoria Miroshnichenko) takes a job in an infirmary, where she is confronted by the injuries and disabilities of other returning soldiers.
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But one expert, Jennifer Lim from the Illinois Eye and Ear Infirmary at the University of Illinois at Chicago, wrote in a comment that a lot more research is necessary before declaring the treatment safe.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Arms covered in red and green ink, tattoo artist Alvaro Quesada is hardly what cancer survivors expect at a Madrid infirmary, the first public hospital in Spain to offer nipple and areola tattooing.
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Melissa Costello, who heads the emergency room at Mobile Infirmary, said her staff saw a surge of patients from the clinic in the ensuing weeks, at least a hundred, who were going through agonizing withdrawal.
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The tour (£323 for half an hour) includes a stop in the 232-year-old Divinity School, a vaulted space with a remarkably intricate ceiling that Harry Potter fans might recognize as the Hogwarts infirmary.
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CANNON BALL, N.D. (Reuters) - In the back reaches of the Dakota Access Pipeline protest camp, U.S. military veterans, armed with saws, hammers and other tools, are quietly building barracks, an infirmary and a mess hall.
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Dr. Whitman is an otoneurology specialist at Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary, and Dr. Baloh is director of the neurotology clinic and testing laboratory at the medical center of the University of California, Los Angeles.
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The bride's father is an ophthalmologist in private practice in Hackensack, N.J., and an associate clinical professor of ophthalmology at New York Eye and Ear Infirmary, part of the Mount Sinai Health System in Manhattan.
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The case is made of rough leather, as if hand sewn by a wounded Union soldier confined to an infirmary but the handle and head are beautifully crafted and surprisingly light thanks to a skeletonized handle.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. It was 5:45 in the early hours of Tuesday December 13, 2016 when Newcastle University student Ed Farmer's unconscious body was delivered to the city's Royal Victoria Infirmary.
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And in my experience, the infirmary employees are only there to—if you're fortunate enough to practically be dying right in front of them—pass you along to a free-world hospital for actual medical care.
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Moderate to severe problems occur in less than 5 percent of patients, said Dr. Tal Raviv, an associate clinical professor of ophthalmology at the New York Eye & Ear Infirmary of Mount Sinai Icahn School of Medicine.
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For starters, we're told one possibility is that Weinstein will be housed in a private section of Rikers Island's North Infirmary Command, which is for high-profile inmates or guys with health issues -- Harvey fits both.
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Mr. Torres, a correction officer on an infirmary unit at Rikers Island, had jumped in when a seriously ill inmate got into a fight with another correction officer, Brian Coll, early one morning in December 2012.
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In the last act of Passengers, Chris Pratt's character, Jim, realizes that the robot doctor thing in the ship's infirmary doubles as a hibernation pod, and he suggests that Jennifer Lawrence's character, Aurora, should get in it.
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Still, researchers led by Daniel Polley at Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary and Harvard Medical School suspect that if a game is well designed and engaging enough, it could act like a kind of brain boot camp.
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He turns 30 later this month and has been a walking infirmary for years; in the past three seasons alone, he's been listed on the injury report with groin, hamstring, back, ribs, thumb, chest, and calf problems.
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Holidays were taken very seriously, Schexnyder says—especially Mardi Gras, celebrated with a parade through Carville's two and a half miles of covered walkways so that bedridden patients could still see the festivities from their infirmary rooms.
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"The first patient, unable to go on, burst into the infirmary one day and said, 'I have a problem, I'm a woman and I don't want this thing I have,'" Djordjević recalls, gesticulating downwards towards his lap.
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It was also in Modena that six prisoners gained access to the prison infirmary where they overdosed on meth, which Donato Capece, secretary-general of the penitentiary police union, told AP is used to treat opioid dependence.
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Weinstein was moved to his infirmary unit at Rikers Thursday after undergoing a heart procedure at Bellevue Hospital ... which is where he went after being convicted of a 1st-degree criminal sexual act and 3rd-degree rape.
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So the former entertainer, who had been allowed to stay at his home in Montgomery County while awaiting sentencing, is now occupying a single 7-by-13-foot cell with a 10-foot ceiling, near the infirmary.
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The team took the mummy to the Leeds General Infirmary, where it underwent a CT scan in 2016 to gain all the measurements necessary to reproduce the vocal tract, which curves from your larynx to your lips.
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Until last week he had occupied a single 7-by-13-foot cell with a 10-foot ceiling at the prison, near the infirmary and isolated from other inmates, though he had access to a day room.
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A corrections officer told Faulkner and another inmate, both of whom were propping up a sweat-drenched Garland, to let him cool off in front of an industrial fan rather than carry him to the infirmary, Faulkner said.
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Scott Wiener (D), the bill's sponsor, hailed the passage of the legislation, noting that a 2014 study by the University of California and St. James Infirmary found that 85033 percent of sex workers experienced some form of violence.
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In recent years, the North Infirmary Command typically has been used to house inmates whose safety may be at risk if they are placed in the general population, including celebrities, rape victims or, in some cases, transgender people.
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The Winnipeg was available but since it was a cargo boat it had to be refurbished to accommodate some 2,000 passengers with berths, canteens for meals, an infirmary, a nursery for the very young and, of course, latrines.
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At least two prisoners died after overdosing on methadone looted from a prison infirmary, Italian news agency ANSA reported, but the Associated Press quoted a penitentiary police union chief as saying all the deaths were due to overdoses.
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"Ten different names were submitted and the voting went on, back and forth," said one member of the panel, Dr. Gregory W. Randolph, director of the thyroid and parathyroid surgical clinic at Harvard's Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary.
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Eventually [Eugene] may have been been going there, [looking for others], but I think this was just more of a product of well, Rosita is not calling me back, because he doesn't know that she's now in the infirmary.
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The lawsuit further says male employees questioned Janie Doe for over three hours in the ship's infirmary, ignoring multiple requests to leave by Jane Doe, finally allowing the two to leave after she "demanded" it, according to the publication.
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Before you know it, you'll be going down the 'Chicago Way' — when they send one of yours to the infirmary, you attempt to send one of theirs to the morgue… My advice is: maintain your integrity and voice at all times.
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Nearly 48 years ago, on August 22, 1968, Gordon, whose full name is Robert Gordon Stackowitz, escaped from the infirmary at a Georgia prison work camp while serving a 17-sentence for robbery by force in Henry County, according to authorities.
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By the time "26-year-old" Victor ends up at the infirmary with Donna (Lake Bell) and her partner Yaron (David Wain), he's been pretending to be a regular ladies man for at least a decade in Camp Firewood time.
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Three days later, she headed to the Mount Sinai's New York Eye and Ear Infirmary, where doctors informed her that she had damaged her retinas by looking into a giant ball of glowing gas that emits radiation that burns your eyes.
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As she wasted away, their parents pawned their best clothes to hire a horse-drawn cart to take her to a workhouse infirmary, where she awaited her death, according to a 2017 profile of Mr. Smith in The Toronto Star.
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Diana Jager, a brilliant if temperamental surgeon at Inverness Royal Infirmary, was the victim of these attacks, but now that she's on trial for murdering her recently acquired husband, people can talk of nothing but the nerve of that woman.
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