Religion and gender: Ashkenazi Jewish female (higher risk), paternal grandmother (breast cancer at 45, recurrence at 60), paternal aunt (breast cancer 45, recurrence at 49).
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During an average seven years of follow-up, 335 patients had recurrence of their cancer and 299 died, including 256 who died from cancer recurrence.
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Women taking omega-3 supplements before and during chemo had a 67% higher likelihood of recurrence and those taking iron supplements were 79% more likely to experience a recurrence.
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In other words, the researchers say, if 38 percent of women have recurrence after repair with natural tissue, only 11 to 20 percent would have recurrence after repair with mesh.
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The test, called Oncotype DX, evaluates a panel of genes to predict the risk of a recurrence over 10 years and assigns each patient a score based on their risk of recurrence.
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Speaking of getting old, this pin is about eternal recurrence.
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The relief of remission is shadowed by fear of recurrence.
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He added that he was experiencing a recurrence of cancer.
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But then I reported that he did have a recurrence.
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That incident prompted a rules change to prevent a recurrence.
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Without the ACA, I will live in constant fear of recurrence.
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She told Goodell the steps should halt any chance of recurrence.
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If it was, it would be his first recurrence since 2011.
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The chances of a dreaded recurrence of her cancer were low.
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What steps have been taken to prevent a recurrence of this?
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What can we learn from this case to prevent its recurrence?
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Meanwhile, he said, he is fighting a recurrence of prostate cancer.
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Eight months later, a recurrence led to a bone-marrow transplant.
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Coburn, 68, retired in 2014 after a recurrence of prostate cancer.
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In the midst of my cancer recurrence, Jack and I married.
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After controlling for the number of years in practice, doctors under 35 were one-third as likely to have a recurrence as older colleagues, and men had a 38 percent higher risk of recurrence than women.
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The Wizards were without center Dwight Howard (a recurrence of gluteal soreness).
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Israel responded by installing magnetometers to prevent a recurrence of such violence.
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Beijing has promised to punish all those responsible and prevent a recurrence.
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But just how long can we depend on a recurrence without end?
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He was soon found to have had a recurrence of blood clots.
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Departure checks needed to be strengthened to prevent a recurrence, Mori said.
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It also said it would review its procedures to prevent a recurrence.
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All three became extremely agitated and had a recurrence of suicidal thoughts.
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The regulations were designed to prevent a recurrence of the 2008 financial crisis.
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But a year later, Fishman, of Potomac, Maryland, suffered a breast cancer recurrence.
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I, unlike Nietzsche, am a bigger fan of death than the eternal recurrence.
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When appropriate, dexamethasone can also be prescribed to prevent a recurrence, she said.
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Victor first experiences as relief and joy is in fact a recurrence of
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And, crucially, how should I interpret the recurrence of these three particular faces?
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That could offer protection against re-infection or the recurrence of a cancer.
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Machine translation that uses attention to avoid the need for recurrence or convolutions.
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"AWS resolved the issue and is working with its partner to prevent recurrence."
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During the follow-up, 348 of the 1,018 patients had colon cancer recurrence.
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When individual incidents are not well-tracked, the danger of recurrence is high.
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"This may give us some insights into cancer recurrence and remission in humans."
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And if they start smoking again, they are likely to have a recurrence.
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In some cases, an undetected medical problem may cause a recurrence of diverticulitis.
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An influenza pandemic, then, is different from a recurrence of the seasonal flu.
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He died in 2018 at 65 after a recurrence of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
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Every recurrence is a reconfiguration, a series of decisions about continuity and change.
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Since then, gun laws have been enacted to try to prevent a recurrence.
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The recurrence of reflective materials as symbols invites questions concerning reality and distortion.
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My oncologist ordered the Oncotype DX genomic test to determine my recurrence score.
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Doctors also caught another aneurysm at the time, though there's been no recurrence.
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Survivors' follow-up management entails more than routine surveillance for recurrence of cancer.
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One recent, though small-scale, study found a 45% disease recurrence rate post-transplant.
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These simple actions will make the remote possibility of a recurrence even less likely.
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We are enhancing our internal processes to avoid any recurrence of a similar situation.
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A recent settlement will hopefully prevent the recurrence of these problems on November 8.
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The next step was follow-up chemotherapy to cut the chances of a recurrence.
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Liu said there's always a risk of recurrence, so Ginsburg will probably be observed.
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The cause was a recurrence of breast cancer, her writing partner, Maccabee Montandon, said.
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If the new growth was a recurrence, should I get a prophylactic double mastectomy?
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How many dissertations have tackled the film's relation to Nietzsche's concept of eternal recurrence?
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No one was ever prosecuted for the tampering, or for an isolated 1986 recurrence.
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Eating more red and processed meat was not associated with survival or cancer recurrence.
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Five years after her breast cancer diagnosis, Amy Robach lives in fear of a recurrence.
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The company was advised to develop a plan to prevent the recurrence of these violations.
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She received treatment for 10 months and had her scapula removed, then had a recurrence.
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"We are seeing a dangerous recurrence of political interference in sport," he said July 18.
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Months after exiting the race Tsongas said he had erred in not disclosing the recurrence.
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But a lot more work is needed to prevent a recurrence of the malware threat.
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Out of the 6 who received the vaccine, 4 showed no evidence of cancer recurrence.
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The calculator devised by the researchers is called the Recurrence Of Kidney Stone (ROKS) model.
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The big concern is that this blood clot could signal a recurrence, according to Gupta.
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Some 80 percent of patients experience a recurrence within 5 years, many within two years.
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"We're definitely seeing a recurrence of the French manicure," says Eleanor Langston, CEO of Paintbox.
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Breast cancer in the second breast is typically not a recurrence of the original cancer.
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"The probability of recurrence goes down with every year, but it's not miniscule," she says.
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He was diagnosed with a recurrence—the same kind of tumor in the same place.
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The agency said it "does not expect any further recurrence of this type of situation."
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Eighty percent of those who have the cancer make it to five years without recurrence.
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Implanting the stents aims at preventing development of scar tissue and recurrence of the blockage.
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"There is probably a very, very low chance of latency" - or a propensity for recurrence.
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To prevent a recurrence, SpaceX adjusted its fueling procedures to avoid overcooling of the helium.
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Most — six in 24.5 — had that middle-range recurrence score of between 236 and 0003.
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There is a high recurrence rate for opioid addiction even after the most effective rehab program.
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We promptly lodged a stern protest against the South Korean government and demanded prevention of recurrence.
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"AWS resolved the issue and is working with its partner to prevent recurrence," the spokesman wrote.
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"Recurrence of age-old conspiracies or tropes occurred across many of the case studies," Joseff said.
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About half of the patients have a recurrence, and the cancer often spreads to the liver.
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Far from blurring the original image, its otherworldly recurrence refocuses the viewer's eyes on the original.
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Or they are used to monitor whether treatment is effective or to check for a recurrence.
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" Perhaps the best example of this is a recurrence that she addresses on the song "Situation.
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Shiller tracked these stories by measuring the recurrence of certain key words in a newspaper database.
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About 30 percent of colon cancer patients who undergo surgery will have a recurrence, he noted.
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Similarly, Tanzania has reflected a strong stance on ending the recurrence of similar cases, TIME reports.
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Basically it's the constant loop of recurrence or repetition or feeding a 'beast' of any kind.
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Ask Well Whether you have complications or a recurrence depends on the severity of your disease.
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Robotics can reduce labor costs and increase productivity — and prevent a recurrence of future plant shutdowns.
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To even have a chance after multiple breakdowns, he said, a pitcher cannot worry about recurrence.
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Whether the virus can remain in the body and cause a recurrence also is not known.
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So what is unique about minimally invasive surgery that could increase the risk of cancer recurrence?
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"Saying sorry and promising not to do it again has not prevented recurrence," Mr. Hayne said.
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There's no fear of recurrence in their eyes, no hint of any long-term issues or complications.
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The test assigns each patient a score from 28 to 212 based on their risk of recurrence.
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"Anxiety and fear about recurrence or progression are nearly universal among cancer patients," Meyer said by email.
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Sales were also dented by the non-recurrence of revenue related to last year's soccer World Cup.
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Nomura said it does not expect a recurrence of such one-time expenses in the current quarter.
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Treatment options include estrogen-blocking drugs along with doses of chemotherapy to lower the risk of recurrence.
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They also have a score between 284.3 and 25.9 on the Oncotype DX Breast Recurrence Score test.
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In refusing to award punitive damages, Scarpulla cited Trump's agreement to take steps to avoid a recurrence.
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The incident cast a cloud over the sport and led to rule changes to prevent a recurrence.
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Warburg's conviction that images are viral and transmitted through patterns and recurrence is evident in Clark's work.
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This recurrence does not come from preference, but rather because it is the only option for jihadists.
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We have rigorously reviewed the reasons why this error occurred and taken steps to prevent its recurrence.
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After my third recurrence, miraculously, there was a breakthrough in the previously dormant field of ovarian cancer.
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It's a common recurrence that I am ignored or talked over when hanging out with my friends.
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Indeed, the ultimate goal of organizing is to remedy the state of untidiness and prevent its recurrence.
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The Indians said the 29-year-old experienced a recurrence of symptoms last week during hitting activities.
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It also lets the patient to take steps to prevent a recurrence or a second cancer elsewhere.
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In July, 22020, Barr learned that his youngest daughter, Meg, had a recurrence of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
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Los Angeles lost Paul George in the second quarter with a recurrence of a left hamstring strain.
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After chemotherapy and possibly radiation, many patients are put on a medication regimen to prevent a recurrence.
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It had not returned when my chance of recurrence was high but when it finally became low.
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After the third recurrence, "I really thought I was going to die," Mr. Bocci, now 23, said.
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Hence the boycott campaign against Israel is just another dangerous recurrence of history in a new form.
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"An endometriosis resection means we remove the entire lesion but conserve the uterus and ovaries and other organs, and in this case, the recurrence is very low; but an ablation only burns off the superficial layer of the lesion, so historically, the recurrence rate is much higher," Huang says.
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Recent studies conducted in the U.S. and Europe confirm that women with a low recurrence score have an excellent prognosis without needing chemotherapy; other studies have shown that real-world implementation of the 21-gene recurrence score lowers the use of chemotherapy without adversely affecting a woman's prognosis.
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About 30 years ago, a whopping 90% of tonsillectomies in children were done for the recurrence of infections.
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Overall, 3,958 cancer survivors had died; 2,133 had succumbed to a recurrence or progression of their initial cancer.
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My medical team has been amazing and evidence-based, and I have a relatively low risk of recurrence.
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Treatment involves behavioral interventions, consistent wake-ups, scheduling changes and melatonin, but there is a high recurrence rate.
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Educational efforts by themselves showed essentially zero ability to prevent a recurrence of back pain, the researchers found.
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Yet, given the consternation this has caused, I will give answer, to preclude further recurrence of mass vapors.
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Oxley was suffering from a recurrence of non-small-cell non-smoking-related lung cancer, his family said.
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But each recurrence does nothing to divulge its meaning, if meaning is defined as literal or logical sense.
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But preventing back pain, particularly a recurrence, might be more in our control than previously thought, research suggests.
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"Once you have long recurrence, it becomes harder and harder to get rid of the tumor," explains George.
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Another third of the surgeons, however, defined a cure as the absence of recurrence over the patient's lifetime.
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His campaign has taken steps "to prevent any recurrence of this issue in the future," the report said.
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Only the rereading counts… We live permanently in the recurrence of our own stories, whatever story we tell.
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Misconceptions Actually: You may enjoy the taste (see: vodka) but it won't cure and, probably, won't prevent recurrence.
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Taking out the ovaries would mean lower estrogen levels, which would help prevent a recurrence of breast cancer.
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So far, I have read many news reports about the investigation, but very little about preventing a recurrence.
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With the exact cause of the disaster still unknown, authorities are wary of the risk of a recurrence.
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But doctors have dismissed or downplayed such symptoms, often attributing them to the recurrence of underlying mood problems.
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"We will take all necessary measures, like double checks, to prevent a recurrence," Health Minister Katsunobu Kato said.
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So there is a special obligation for the United States to preclude the recurrence of such a scenario.
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"If any other lymph nodes are involved, there is a higher risk for recurrence and death," he said.
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Advocates argue the recurrence of such findings in surprise inspections shows the inadequacy of ICE's own monitoring efforts.
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Those taking B12 and iron supplements were at greater risk of recurrence and those results were statistically significant.
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Then came a 92-loss season in 2017, a rough first half in 2018 and the cancer recurrence.
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Chin, a retired nurse's aide who lives in Manhattan's Chinatown, was undergoing treatment for a recurrence of colorectal cancer.
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Typically women with breast cancer would be treated with chemotherapy and hormonal therapy to reduce the risk of recurrence.
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The recurrence of the bestiality thumb issue suggests that content moderation may perhaps be an intractable problem for YouTube.
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He sustained a recurrence of his left ankle injury after torching Golden State for 26 points in 24 minutes.
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The pooled data, as opposed to data from individual trials, showed a reduction in disease recurrence over two years.
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LHP Rich Hill was placed on the 10-day DL due to a a recurrence of a blister issue.
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TERRY COLLINS said the recurrence was "pretty concerning" and that Duda would have further testing after seeing a doctor.
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Dr. Winer said it was most important to prevent recurrence outside the breast because that is what kills people.
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"It is sad to see that Trevor is having a recurrence," Bailey emailed the intermediary on September 653, 2008.
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Nothing moved forward into 2019 except a daily recurrence of an hour blocked each day for "Lunch / Reading Time."
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Many patients will get doses of the immune-suppressing medication once or twice a year to prevent a recurrence.
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In 2012, the transmissions switched from analog to digital, reducing the recurrence of other phonic intrusions, to McCown's chagrin.
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But it may also prove, Father Magill said, to be a galvanizing force against its recurrence in the future.
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The truth commission's report, published in 2005, includes a long list of recommendations to prevent the recurrence of atrocities.
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She is still paying off the treatment from her original diagnosis as well as a recurrence earlier this year.
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According to my doctors, the longer I went without a recurrence, the less likely I was to have one.
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Her oncologist goes over her medical records and says her most recent scans show no recurrence of cervical cancer.
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Tragic events, particularly needless tragedies, often lead to introspection and changes designed to prevent a recurrence of similar events.
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Chilufya said there was need to continue observing high standards of cleanliness to avoid a recurrence of the disease.
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"I deeply apologize and will lead efforts to prevent recurrence," Suzuki Chief Executive Toshihiro Suzuki told a news conference.
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" Many of the participants in their study "were unaware that cancer follow-up care extends beyond surveillance for recurrence.
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"They typically have a more aggressive form of the disease, and it's likely they will have a recurrence," MacDonald said.
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Fear of recurrence; fear of it coming back; and instead of living in fear I decide to live defying fear.
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"There will not be a recurrence, let me assure you," Chiwenga said last week, according to Zimbabwe&aposs NewsDay newspaper.
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The fear of recurrence is there as well—which will never go, I don't think, but I'm cool with that.
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And, of course, the recurrence of 100- and 500-year floods every few years is unlikely to be entirely accidental.
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If you have a heart attack today, it's far more costly, has chances of recurrence, and you're recovering for life.
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"Corrective measures have been taken to prevent a recurrence in the way these matters will be addressed in the future."
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JPMorgan, which neither admitted nor denied the SEC's findings, has improved its procedures to prevent a recurrence, the spokesman said.
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They found that, within five years of receiving antibiotic treatment, roughly 60 percent of patients had no recurrence of appendicitis.
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All agreed that what happened last night was unacceptable and that steps must be taken to prevent any similar recurrence.
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Part of her reasoning was that he had stopped taking tamoxifen, a drug commonly prescribed to prevent breast cancer recurrence.
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He was declared to be cancer-free following surgery but had a recurrence that required treatment through radiation and chemotherapy.
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First there was a cancer diagnosis, too far gone for cure, then surgery, recurrence, surgery, and finally, a discharge home.
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Cancer patients need strong immune systems to ward off recurrence, so maybe we shouldn't be taking sleeping pills at all.
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Most of the purchases China committed to making are in 2021, so any recurrence of tensions could undercut the deal.
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One could argue that another form of "eternal return"—the commercial recurrence of the lifelike android—afflicts the genre's consumers.
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"My mom, we found out recently, has had a tumor recurrence," the journalist said on her Better Together podcast Monday.
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RHP Phil Hughes was placed on the 60-day disabled list Tuesday with recurrence of symptoms of thoracic outlet syndrome.
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In a similar way, skin-derived hBChE efficiently and specifically disrupts recurrence of cocaine-seeking after 25 days of withdrawal.
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Despite the anxiety a recurrence inevitably brings, she welcomes the chance to try a relatively new medication, a PARP inhibitor.
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The general manager stepped down last week because of a recurrence of cancer but acknowledged he was unlikely to return.
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He is one of the three executives running the team since General Manager Sandy Alderson had a recurrence of cancer.
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Both parties have been training their precinct captains to use the app to avoid a recurrence of caucus-night snafus.
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But questions remain over how Facebook let the leak happen and whether it is doing enough to prevent a recurrence.
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During my 2005 recurrence, while dealing with disabling side-effects after abdominal surgery, watching the Tour de France kept me going.
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" Outbreaks among birds will continue to occur, however, and given their recurrence, Katz highlighted that "sporadic infection of humans can occur.
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"We hereby ask the U.S. immediately to stop these actions so as to avoid the recurrence of such incidents," he added.
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PG&E Corp has corrected the condition and changes have been made to maintenance procedures to prevent recurrence, the NRC added.
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Typically, in cases of animal hoarding, people can be and are prosecuted but there is a 99 percent rate of recurrence.
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Doctors claimed that while there was "a small chance of a recurrence of his AVM," it was "highly unlikely" to return.
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On the campaign trail Tsongas, under questioning, revealed that he had been treated in 1987 for a recurrence of the lymphoma.
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In October, Rory shared in that Joey had decided to end her treatment after "a recurrence of tumors," according to Billboard.
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"Women who prematurely stop these therapies are at a higher risk for the recurrence of breast cancer," Biggers added by email.
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The most valuable example in breast cancer has been the OncotypeDX 21-gene recurrence score– a test examining 21 different genes.
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Chemotherapy and radiation followed, and now he is on the drug tamoxifen to reduce his risk of recurrence and new disease.
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Some 80 percent of patients with bladder cancer experience a recurrence of the disease within five years, many within two years.
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Studies show that it may have less pain than ligation, but the possibility of a recurrence of the hemorrhoid was higher.
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The ministry has asked Nissan to report measures to prevent a recurrence of the issue by the end of this month.
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Kiekert said in a statement that it regretted the bid rigging and had taken steps to ensure there was no recurrence.
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David Adams's father never suffered a recurrence of melanoma; he died from prostate cancer that had spread widely through his body.
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Although he had to take a pile of drugs to reduce the chance of a recurrence, he got his strength back.
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The risk of disease recurrence in a five-year time period also must be greater than or equal to 30 percent.
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An assessment this spring revealed a recurrence of a malignant tumor that had been operated on in the summer of 2015.
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Although women who skipped chemo had low recurrence rates, their rates were slightly higher than those of women who had chemo.
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While radical prostatectomy is the most invasive approach, it does not reduce the risk of disease recurrence compared to radiation therapy.
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MD Anderson has stopped using it for early-stage disease since the new study uncovered the higher recurrence rate, Ramirez noted.
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But patients say they want to eliminate even the most negligible risk of a recurrence or cancer in their healthy breast.
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What they found: There was no significant association between the frequency of surveillance testing and when a cancer recurrence was detected.
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Trials showed a lower recurrence rate of 41% for patients on the drug, compared to a group being administered a placebo.
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Van Wagenen would replace Sandy Alderson, who in June stepped down after seven-plus years because of a recurrence of cancer.
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The Mets had a tough break in June, as General Manager Sandy Alderson had a recurrence of cancer and stepped down.
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Nadal withdrew from the BNP Paribas Open before a semifinal match with Federer in March with a recurrence of knee tendinitis.
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Over the last seven years she had also dealt with a recurrence of oral cancer, which first struck her in 1986.
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However, the insurance company refused to pre-certify the patient's scan on the grounds that she had no symptoms of recurrence.
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Among the three groups there was no difference in cancer recurrence, metastasis to distant parts of the body or death rates.
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"We are particularly encouraged by the fact some patients are living without recurrence for an extended period of time," said Norton.
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Angus King (I-Maine.) posted last month on Instagram that he'd completed radiation treatment after a residual recurrence from prostate surgery.
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The FSA said it ordered Coincheck to submit a report on the hack and measures for preventing a recurrence by Feb.
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Ms. Mazzie, who is known for her gorgeous mezzo soprano voice, is currently in treatment for a recurrence of her illness.
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"Saying sorry and promising not to do it again has not prevented recurrence," said Kenneth Hayne, the head of the investigation.
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A recurrence of tendinitis in his right knee caused him to withdraw before his semifinal against Roger Federer in Indian Wells.
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Officials say they are making a "black list" of employers and improving the vetting process to prevent recurrence of such cases.
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A 2012 study of more than 6,000 Kaiser Permanente members who had had a recent episode of shingles found that those who had been vaccinated were at slightly lower risk of a recurrence of shingles than those who had not been vaccinated, but the difference was not statistically significant, and rates of recurrence were low in both groups.
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The station, which has since been sold, said airing the photo was a mistake and they changed procedures to prevent a recurrence.
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She was treated, cancer-free for a few years, and then had a recurrence that spread to other parts of her body.
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LHP Zach Britton was placed on the 10-day disabled list Saturday after experiencing a recurrence of pain in his pitching forearm.
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An ASX spokesman said in the morning that the exchange was continuing to work with its technology vendor to prevent a recurrence.
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G Avery Bradley was out again with a recurrence of the stomach bug that cost him a game earlier on the homestand.
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The agency urged North Korea to comply with international aviation standards in order to prevent the recurrence of such "potentially hazardous activities".
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The board aims to determine why the accident occurred, and if any new laws or regulations are needed to prevent a recurrence.
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The agency urged North Korea to comply with international aviation standards in order to prevent the recurrence of such "potentially hazardous activities".
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Plants says she can't do another round of IVF because she fears that estrogen could increase her risk of ovarian cancer recurrence.
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It showed most patients with an intermediate risk of cancer recurrence can avoid chemotherapy without hurting their chances of beating the disease.
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It could become scar tissue, but just to be sure that the small chance of recurrence doesn't happen, they monitor her closely.
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Recent political developments in Italy suggest that it would be foolhardy to dismiss an early recurrence of the European sovereign debt crisis.
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With political reform now stalled or even in retreat, some people in China are worried about a recurrence of the Cultural Revolution.
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He was first diagnosed with rectal cancer in 1966, had a recurrence in 2008 and suffered kidney problems but continued to play.
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Democratic leaders worked assiduously to heal rifts and avoid a recurrence in 2020, in part by overhauling the party's presidential nomination process.
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It also will provide the Government with recommendations on how to move forward and also to avoid the recurrence of similar incidents.
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But now I find myself alarmed … less about an always possible recurrence and more about our country being overtaken by hateful forces.
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It has blamed staffing shortages and said it would increase the number of trained staff to prevent a recurrence of the issue.
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The statement Monday added technical details about what went wrong, and the company said it had devised workarounds to prevent a recurrence.
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When families find out that the risk of recurrence in another child is low, for instance, they may consider having another baby.
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It was part fashion statement, part medical necessity — it reduced the chances of a recurrence of blood clots she experienced during childbirth.
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Up to 85 percent of patients who have surgery followed by chemotherapy have a recurrence at some point, usually within two years.
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" The hospital added that Gomes "should be discharged today" and that "new evaluations may be needed to avoid the recurrence of similar episodes.
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The Justice Department said BNP Paribas will not be put on probation, given its "substantial" efforts to improve oversight and avoid a recurrence.
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"Suddenly life felt short," says the North Carolina-based restaurateur, who went on to receive chemotherapy for six months to prevent a recurrence.
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We will conduct an internal investigation of this issue and make appropriate improvements to our systems to help prevent or minimize future recurrence.
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Aromatase inhibitors, which work only in post-menopausal women, are even more effective than tamoxifen at reducing recurrence and death from breast cancer.
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"We will conduct an internal investigation of this issue and make appropriate improvements to our systems to help prevent or minimize future recurrence."
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Due to a high risk of recurrence, guidelines currently call for anticoagulant therapy with a drug like Xarelto for three months or longer.
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It also said that despite taking "proactive" steps to fix violations and avoid a recurrence, the Board of Elections had not done enough.
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The MoD said it had made improvements to exercises and an inquiry was underway to learn lessons to ensure there was no recurrence.
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As is typical after big industrial accidents in China, government officials promised to find the cause of the disaster and prevent a recurrence.
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Through these documents, I explore my family's own haunting as the dead continue to live through the recurrence of names through multiple generations.
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It's in "The Folded Clock," by Heidi Julavits (who sometimes collaborates with Shapton), a diary partly organized around the recurrence of talismanic objects.
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Her obstetrician had suggested she bank her new baby's cord blood as an insurance policy in case her first child suffered a recurrence.
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Studies have shown that after a hip fracture is repaired, patients often fall through the cracks, leaving them at risk of a recurrence.
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A recurrence of cancer hastened his decision to step away from his day-to-day duties as the Mets' general manager last summer.
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And, months after he suspended his campaign following losses in several primaries, Mr. Tsongas said he had erred in not disclosing the recurrence.
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But on Saturday night, Cespedes left a minor league rehabilitation game after just two at-bats, complaining of a recurrence of the injury.
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But in the back of her mind was one of the things she'd learned about her first cancer -- the high likelihood of recurrence.
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Cancer recurrence differences by type of surgery A second new study also compared minimally invasive and open surgery procedures and found similar results.
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Minutes or years later, the second detector will pick up another string of stray particles at the same intervals—a spooky recurrence of events.
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NOTES: Celtics G Avery Bradley was out again with a recurrence of the stomach bug that cost him a game earlier on the homestand.
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Guard Avery Bradley was sidelined with a recurrence of a stomach flu and is not expected to travel with the team to New York.
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Sestak said he had delayed his entry in the race to be with his daughter as she successfully fought a recurrence of brain cancer.
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He is trying to be patient to avoid a recurrence of the injury after already missing 10 games this year because of a concussion.
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"To prevent a recurrence, Oracle implemented additional security measures for the legacy MICROS systems," Oracle said in a letter to customers given to CNBC.
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He added it was unclear if the issue involved a new problem with the troubled transport plane, or marked a recurrence of known issues.
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Surprisingly, though, a 2009 study found that, although stress could play a part in their recurrence, it likely doesn't cause them on its own.
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Approval as a maintenance therapy, used to prevent recurrence and improve survival, can significantly add to sales as the drugs are taken long term.
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Lincoln might have done this, but it seems more likely that he, too, would have been exhausted by the perpetual recurrence of Southern revanchism.
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Using a statistical measure known as the hazard ratio, the risk of a recurrence or of new breast cancer was reduced by 34 percent.
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Marinac's own research suggests that eating in tune with the body's natural clock may help reduce the risk of breast cancer recurrence in survivors.
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Unfortunately, melanoma has a high recurrence rate, so she undergoes regular scans and is vigilant about using sunscreen and taking care of her health.
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Because he had cancer, top surgery was not a safe option: It would leave too much breast tissue, and too much risk of recurrence.
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But in April 1992, Mr. Tsongas's doctors acknowledged to The Times that he had been treated in 1987 for a recurrence of the lymphoma.
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Following that death, Monahan took to Twitter in what has now become a somber recurrence, sharing phone numbers for officer helplines and department chaplains.
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When your anger subsides, let the boy's parents know what happened, so they can try to prevent its recurrence next year (and at Christmas).
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Finally, some of the apparent "withdrawal" symptoms discussed in the article — like low energy and diminished creativity — may represent a recurrence of the depression.
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Dr. Reed quickly embarked on a series of aggressive treatments, but she still suffered one recurrence after another, in her abdomen, lungs and spine.
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"We urge the U.S. to immediately cease these surveillance activities, and that would help to avoid a recurrence of such incidents," Mr. Lu said.
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Turned out she had a single digit, slam dunk no-chemo recurrence score, but she had insisted on doing three months of treatment anyway.
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I am concerned that public attention has been diverted from preventing a recurrence of foreign electoral obstruction to musing about President Trump's political vulnerabilities.
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I am a bit surprised by the magnitude of the effect, a 41% increase in the risk of recurrence for patients taking these supplements.
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Or, we want to have more people enrolled in screening programs, particularly cancer survivors who are at risk for recurrence or a secondary cancer.
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Sestak said he had delayed his entry in the race to be with his daughter while she successfully fought a recurrence of brain cancer.
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Scholarly research indicates that where homogenous groups can be physically separated from other warring minorities, there is no war recurrence for at least five years.
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Automated monitoring will better support people at highest risk, such as patients recovering from heart failure or stroke, by providing early warnings of potential recurrence.
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And there's a happy ending: "At follow-up 9 months after presentation, the patient had no residual symptoms or sign of recurrence," the authors wrote.
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The ministry said at the end of September it was giving Nissan about a month to report measures to prevent a recurrence of the issue.
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Goodacre needed two surgeries, radiation, and treatment with tamoxifen, a type of hormone therapy that reduces the risk of breast cancer recurrence in some patients.
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Click here to view original GIFIn Julius Horsthuis' short film Recurrence, he takes the audience on a slow descent into a sprawling metropolis he's created.
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Strand's tests can find evidence of tumors in places inaccessible to surgeons, detect early signs of cancer recurrence and help doctors prescribe the appropriate therapy.
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The concentration strength was about 1-2 gigabecquerels, it said, adding that the events' recurrence qualifies as an International Nuclear Event Scale (INES) radiation incident.
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The recurrence of the actors — who don't return as the same characters — appears to indicate something, especially because the actors almost always precede a death.
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Google said it would conduct an investigation of the outage and make appropriate improvements to the company's systems to prevent or minimize future recurrence. bit.
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Almost no one wants to talk about Ebola or MERS now, or what we have or haven't done to try to prevent an ugly recurrence.
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"The government will be undertaking regular audits at all the mines to ensure compliance and avoid the recurrence of the situation at KCM," he said.
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"We will conduct an internal investigation of this issue and make appropriate improvements to our systems to help prevent or minimize future recurrence," Google said.
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"Because low-back pain tends to come back, staying active, through activities such as walking, yoga, and supervised training, is key to warding off recurrence."
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At the end of that time they found 83.3% of those on hormone therapy alone had not developed a recurrence or a second primary cancer.
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It makes a convincing case that forgiveness alone is no substitute for tough action to stamp out that scourge and to make its recurrence impossible.
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Though there's a low chance of recurrence, the actress says she is "not taking [her body] for granted" and is paying more attention to fitness.
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Outcomes are usually good: The offending organ is cut out, and so the risk of a burst appendix or a recurrence of infection is removed.
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For the study, the 67% of women showing an intermediate risk of recurrence had surgery and hormone therapy, and half of them also received chemo.
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"Under current law, victims rely on the discretion of managers to prevent the recurrence of this behavior, something that does not always occur," said Rep.
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The fact that people are worried about its recurrence reflects how Xi Jinping has strengthened dictatorial rule, suppressed civil society and tightened controls over expression.
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Yet despite the use of these HER-2 targeted antibodies, some patients become resistant and can experience a recurrence of HER-2 positive breast cancer.
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"I wanted to do whatever I could to cut my chances of a recurrence; I wasn't going to keep going in for lumpectomies," she said.
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They believed giving citizens the right to keep and bear arms would prevent a recurrence in the future, or at least the ability to resist.
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UBS has said it was enhancing its "internal processes" to avoid any recurrence of such an incident and remains "fully committed to investing in China".
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Oh sure, Nietzsche can wring his hands about the eternal recurrence, but let him spend a day in the emergency room with his injured kid.
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A recurrence landed him in the hospital a second time, he said, when a gallon of fluid had to be drained from around his heart.
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Both groups have significantly higher rates of recurrence of depression, and there are well-designed studies of at least five years' duration demonstrating meaningful prophylaxis.
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Maria Menounos is opening up about her mother's health, revealing that she has had a tumor recurrence after having been "stable" as recently as May.
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The women in the SCALP trial will be followed for five years to monitor overall survival, recurrence of cancer and potential metastasis to the scalp.
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"Were there to be a recurrence of disease that required stem cells, the patients can have their stem cells collected again," Stein told the affiliate.
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What was missing was a recounting of the president's refusal to acknowledge the attack and to take reasonable steps to prevent a recurrence in 2020.
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The TAILORx study used a test called Oncotype DX, which evaluates a panel of 63 genes to predict the risk of a recurrence over 26 years.
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And in the last year, he has battled a recurrence of Hepatitis C, which he first contracted on a visit to China in the early '80s.
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She told a news conference that she had hoped in vain authorities would come up with clearer lessons for anti-terrorism measures to prevent a recurrence.
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The researchers behind the new study note that the cells normally remain in the central nervous system, and recurrence tends to occur near the original tumor.
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Paul Allen, the Microsoft co-founder who went on to become a major tech investor, philanthropist and civic leader, died Monday after a recurrence of cancer.
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Bosh hasn't played since early February, when he was forced out due to a recurrence of the blood clots that cut short his 2014-15 season.
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The clip is a new music video for the song "Eternal Recurrence" by electronic music group Birds of Paradise, created by Dutch fractal artist Julius Horsthuis.
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"We will conduct an internal investigation of this issue and make appropriate improvements to our systems to help prevent or minimize future recurrence," the company said.
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"We now have good evidence that extending adjuvant (hormone-based) therapy beyond five years continues to suppress and reduce recurrence and mortality," Hayes said by email.
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Doctors have long known that five years of tamoxifen reduces recurrence by approximately half during treatment, and by nearly a third over the next five years.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan's premier said on Monday the government will minimise the probability of another power blackout but cannot guarantee that there will be no recurrence.
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Guidelines from the oncology society recommend women take tamoxifen for 10 years rather than five, because studies have shown this prevents cancer recurrence and improves survival.
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They also found that among people receiving high-intensity testing, colorectal cancer– specific recurrence was detected earlier, but it didn't translate into a reduced mortality rate.
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It called for additional efforts to address revenue shortfalls and full enforcement of expenditure control measures to contain spending and prevent the recurrence of domestic arrears.
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The Mets have been without a general manager since June, when Sandy Alderson, who held the job since 2010, left because of a recurrence of cancer.
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"We have done something inexcusable to everyone who trusted in our efforts to prevent a recurrence," Hiroto Saikawa, Nissan's chief executive, said at a news conference.
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Another study discovered that patients who started bupropion XL (also known under its brand name, Wellbutrin) before the onset of symptoms actually saw a lower recurrence.
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Mr. White's mother, Joanne White, has repeatedly said she fears her son is in failing health and may have suffered a cancer recurrence while in Iran.
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When her mammogram found a small Stage 1 cancer, she underwent a lumpectomy and began endocrine therapy, taking drugs that might lower the risk of recurrence.
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A program that received $1 million in stamp-raised funds investigated the link between weight loss and the likelihood of a recurrence of cancer in women.
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Eric Lai, the vice convener of the march organizer, the Civil Human Rights Front, said he hoped to avoid a recurrence of the previous night's violence.
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Among youth whose initial overdose involved other types of opioids, 1.2% had a repeat overdose within 30 days and 2% had a recurrence within 90 days.
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GIST patients who have undergone surgery are typically given Novartis AG's Gleevec for 12 months in an effort to delay the spread or recurrence of cancer.
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Patients often said they had lost confidence in their body and feared recurrence so much that they requested screenings that they understood might not be needed.
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We should try of course, but perhaps a better use of our time would be discussing ways to prevent recurrence, because this could easily happen again.
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Memory presents itself conceptually as something very like nature, as all one thing, largely contingent, autonomously rational, with cycles of recurrence that are never the same.
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Democratic Senators Ed Markey and Elizabeth Warren urged a Congressional investigation into the explosions to prevent any recurrence, according to a joint statement released on Friday.
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Comparisons between the market value of multinationals and countries' GDP are wide of the mark, but their recurrence reflects a legitimate anxiety about the clout of business.
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Former St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Chris Duncan is battling a recurrence of brain cancer and has left his radio show in the city to fight the disease.
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Authorities have directed schools and colleges in Kashmir to remain closed on Monday to prevent any recurrence of violence, and restrictions have been imposed in several areas.
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Its lead compound is designed to prevent the recurrence of CDI, an inflammation of the large intestine that is one of the worst antibiotic threats out there.
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To avoid excessive surgery, it is important a patient discuss her lifetime risk of recurrence or developing a second cancer in the either breast with her oncologist.
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After about 10 years of follow-up, there was no significant difference in cancer recurrence between the women who had a baby and those who did not.
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The guardrails that would prevent a recurrence would include hardwired, across-the-board mortgage underwriting standards, verified income, and, in an ideal world, shorter mortgage amortization schedules.
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If Trump's supporters are not, in fact, motivated by economic marginalization, then even full Bernie Sanders–style social democracy is not going to prevent a Trump recurrence.
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One question the findings raise is whether women who have already had minimally invasive surgery for cervical cancer have a higher risk of recurrence than previously thought.
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With a median follow-up time of 2.5 years, 27 patients in the minimally invasive group had a cancer recurrence, compared with seven who had open surgery.
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They should bring to mind both Friedrich Nietzsche's idea of eternal recurrence and his warning that if you stare deep into the abyss, it stares into you.
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We should recognize his concerns and frame it in terms of a misunderstanding with no malevolent intent and that we will make sure there is no recurrence.
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The Swiss bank has said it was enhancing its "internal processes" to avoid any recurrence of such an incident and remains "fully committed to investing in China".
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At the end of the semester, Max told the class that he'd had a recurrence of Ewing's sarcoma, a rare pediatric cancer he'd battled in high school.
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A set of tests with a new physician confirmed that Dr. Powell was correct about the recurrence of a previous illness, for which she was immediately treated.
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Nick Kyrgios, never the most durable of young tennis stars, issued a season-ending statement on Twitter later that day, citing the recurrence of a hip injury.
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Sandy Alderson, the general manager who hired him, took a leave of absence from the team in the summer of 2018 to address a recurrence of cancer.
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The Panthers ruled starting quarterback Cam Newton out of the game on Friday with a recurrence of a foot ailment that became a big topic this week.
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She worked on "BH90210," which reunited most of the original cast after Perry's sudden death, while only her family and select friends knew about her cancer recurrence.
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A recent study found that the device delays recurrence of tumors and increases the five-year survival rate of those treated to 13 percent from 5 percent.
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And yet, despite FEMA's substantial investment, the agency has been stymied by its own rules from taking steps to prevent a recurrence in the next big storm.
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"This ... provides even further assurance against any recurrence," Ross Young, Google's government affairs and public policy manager, said in the letter to Little, whose office released the letter.
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The recurrence of these dimming episodes was a big deal, not least of which because it finally ruled out instrumental effects from Kepler (which was thought unlikely anyway).
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People who have kidney stones are more likely to have stones again, but it's not always clear why or how likely a recurrence is for a given person.
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" Though her cancer was successfully treated with surgery, she remained anxious about recurrence, describing herself as "consumed with fear, which was running my life and ruining my life.
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Malarkey then requested Zhang to notify the FDA, in writing, of the steps he has taken or will take to address the violation and to prevent its recurrence.
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They highlight scientific evidence that shows this disorder can be effectively treated through medications and behavior therapies, with recurrence rates no higher than those for other chronic illnesses.
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A few common challenges cancer survivors confront include physical concerns (fatigue, pain or changes in appearance or memory) or emotional distress such as depression or fear of recurrence.
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Even after the initial tumor is removed by surgery, women with this type of cancer are thought to have a risk of recurrence, albeit low, that lasts indefinitely.
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Most of those who've received a transplant with unresectable metastasis in the liver from colorectal cancer, Cleveland's Dr. Aucejo said, experience a recurrence of cancer within 12 months.
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Of the 250 or so patients treated with antibiotics, roughly 25 percent either didn't respond to the drugs or had a recurrence of infection within the following year.
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By far the most serious risk that a new ECB head could confront would be a recurrence of the European sovereign debt crisis in a country like Italy.
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But Stearns actually had to postpone the shooting of the show because of a recurrence of cancer, which he was first diagnosed with five years ago, he said.
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If most of the genes that control the growth and spread of cancer are inactive, then surgery, hormonal treatment and radiation appear to be enough to discourage recurrence.
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"To the extent these occur, the forthrightness with which they are addressed, both to remedy any damage done and prevent recurrence, is what we focus on," he said.
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To prevent a recurrence, Port Authority officials said they would require terminal operators to have a common baggage-service office for airlines that do not have their own.
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" He said it was "a painful disappointment to once again hear the drumbeats of war and to witness the launch of an offensive prompting the recurrence of fighting.
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It reads: That factor which consists in a recurrence of the same situations, things and events, will perhaps not appeal to everyone as a source of uncanny feeling.
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While some women with gynecologic cancer can use the CA125 blood test as a marker for recurrence, for others it does not work at all; they need scans.
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The most ominous news was that Wright, who had been playing in minor league rehabilitation games in Florida, was shut down because of a recurrence of shoulder pain.
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She was tortured by the recurrence of her illness, by being pulled out of her life again, stuck in a hospital and made into a full-time patient.
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The company hired outside legal counsel to investigate the matter and took "remedial actions" to prevent a recurrence, KPMG spokesman Manuel Goncalves said on Monday in an email.
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Instead, after several weeks of physical therapy, the pain had subsided, he returned to the court and has been playing without a recurrence for at least eight years.
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But surely an overcrowded train platform full of strangers all belting "Dancing on My Own" must be a nightly recurrence inside at least one of its gates. 1.
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Basel III rules require lenders to set aside more capital for risky assets such as loans - aimed at preventing the recurrence of the financial crisis a decade ago.
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He is back in a leading role and could stay there a while; Meyers said the recurrence rate of a core injury after proper repair was 1 percent.
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Earlier, Newman had seen Palmer make that same gesture, but he needed a recurrence to feel confident jotting his discovery, in small and neat penmanship, into a notebook.
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In France I can rest assured I will not be refused care for any treatable condition, including a painful bunion — or yes, even a recurrence of breast cancer.
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Fear of progression or recurrence is the most common psychological impact cancer patients struggle with, and it's associated with both under- and overuse of health care, Ehlers explains.
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Citigroup has complied with applicable bankruptcy signing requirements since it began filing proofs of claim on DNSB's behalf, and has adopted procedures to avoid a recurrence, the filing said.
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Sean Barrett, an independent member of Parliament who did sign off on the report, was also critical of the process, and gloomy about a possible recurrence of financial crises.
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But if we begin and stick with the right type of exercise program, we might avoid a recurrence, according to a comprehensive new scientific review of back pain prevention.
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"Specifically, the recurrence rates observed in the overall SER-109 treatment group, in the age stratified subgroups, and in the placebo groups are inconsistent with our expectations," he said.
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Two people died during an outage of the Dutch emergency services numbers in 2012 and then-Justice Minister Ivo Opstelten said measures had been taken to prevent a recurrence.
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"If improper use of exports are found beyond three high-tech materials, we will implement thorough steps to prevent recurrence including expanding application examination," Industry Minister Hiroshige Seko said.
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Yankees closer Aroldis Chapman, trying for his 32nd save of the season, exited the 12th inning after just six pitches due to the recurrence of a left knee injury.
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She explained that her sister-in-law had recently been treated for breast cancer, and was taking a pill to prevent its recurrence, but the side effects were terrible.
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It also said that when the charity learned of Johnson's crimes in 2014, the group immediately reported them to the Liberian government and took action to prevent a recurrence.
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Now that her cancer is in remission with a low chance of recurrence, she's become a vocal advocate for destigmatizing both HPV and the anal cancer it can cause.
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For high-risk patients, in fact, several transplant centers now advocate the opposite of the once-intuitive strategy: using deliberately mismatched cord blood to minimize the risk of recurrence.
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The 2008 vote was marred by deadly postelection violence, and observers fear a recurrence this year in the contest between Mr. Mnangagwa and the new opposition leader, Nelson Chamisa.
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Missing methadone doses puts individuals at risk for a recurrence of their opioid use disorder, as well as a return to potentially lethal illicitly manufactured drugs such as fentanyl.
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The latest wave of unrest in South Africa has raised fears of a recurrence of violence aimed at foreigners in 2015 in which at least seven people were killed.
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But the sentiment that recurrence serves no other purpose than redundancy remains today, when we make fun of people who know exactly which house they'd belong to in Westeros.
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After the disaster, Indonesia took steps to prevent a recurrence, including construction of evacuation towers in Aceh, the hardest-hit province, and the establishment of a tsunami warning system.
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The major question mark going into 2020, assuming Trump is the Republican nominee, is whether Hispanic opposition to his presidency will prevent a recurrence of the Florida 2018 phenomenon.
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Molds of false teeth also appear in two other photographs here, and the recurrence of that motif suggests that we are meant to understand these images as a group.
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Many of these have to do with the recurrence of certain numbers, like 17 (Q is the 17th letter) or 4, 10 and 20 (which correspond with Trump's initials).
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He did everything a cancer patient would have done to prevent a recurrence: He faithfully checked for the earliest signs of the disease returning, and minimized his risk factors.
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But since the Holey Bakery attack, there has been no major terrorist incident, nor any recurrence of the killings of prominent bloggers, writers and activists that marked recent years.
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Hong Kong police were bracing for two major protests, fearing a recurrence of Friday night's violent protests that saw the Asian financial centre virtually shut down the next day.
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Hong Kong police were bracing for two major protests, fearing a recurrence of Friday night's violent protests that saw the Asian financial center virtually shut down the next day.
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The economy itself may not soon endure a recurrence of the Great Recession, but an increasingly fractious world trading order and overcapacity in manufacturing will continue to threaten growth.
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In 28503, the Oncotype DX recurrence score was shown to predict patients most likely to respond to chemotherapy in addition to endocrine therapy in women with early-stage cancer.
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Women taking B12 were 83% more likely to experience a recurrence and 22% more likely to die during follow-up compared to those who did not take those supplements.
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NOTES: Tigers RHP Jordan Zimmermann will miss at least one start and perhaps the rest of the season after a recurrence of a neck issue that hampered him last season.
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Local production of Range Rover Evoque and Discovery Sport SUVs in China and non-recurrence of an annual tax rebate in the country lowered margins, JLR said in a statement.
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Researchers will follow up with the patients for five years to ensure that the treatment was effective and that none of them experiences a recurrence of cancer in the scalp.
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Though Herceptin has improved survival and recurrence rates for over a decade in breast cancer patients, the drug is associated with a risk for heart damage in long-term users.
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After a brief delusional episode in 2008, he was hospitalized for a more severe recurrence the next year, at the end of his second year at the University of Texas.
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But Beijing was quieter than normal, with the government cracking down this year to prevent a recurrence of the smog that has chocked large parts of northern China this winter.
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The leadership of the Western-backed alliance said in a statement that it would continue to review its rules of engagement in order to prevent a recurrence of such events.
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Of course, America has a long history of racial division, reflected in the sad and alarming recurrence of dog-whistle politics used to appeal to the lowest instincts of voters.
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Overall, data showed Rubraca slowed recurrence in patients who were in remission, and shrunk tumors in those who entered the study with residual disease, in some cases even eliminating tumors.
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This, combined with the determination to prevent a recurrence of the Depression, prompted policymakers to adopt Keynesian economics, and the multiplier, as the centrepiece of the post-war economic order.
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Certain prescriptions—Tamoxifen, for example, an estrogen blocker that reduces risk of recurrence—not only cause physical symptoms like weight gain and hot flashes, but also impact libido and desire.
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Ten percent of survivors suffer a recurrence within ten years, but mine happened the year before the bicentennial ('twas my own personal Y2K), and it's been 18 years and counting.
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"When medications are more expensive, fewer patients will take their prescribed treatments, and patients will be at higher risk of recurrence and death from breast cancer," Giordano said by email.
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In 2014 Mr. Keenlyside, now 57, had to leave a Vienna staging of Verdi's "Rigoletto" in midperformance with the recurrence of a vocal cord injury he had had during rehearsals.
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We've also heard stories of people in recovery from alcohol use disorder who were prescribed opioids without any knowledge or discussion of their past addiction, triggering a recurrence of symptoms.
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But I want to return to Paige, and the recurrence of the "rub your thumb and finger together" trick her parents taught her to help her get through difficult situations.
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No. 1 netminder Brian Elliott returned to Philly, apparently due to the recurrence of a hip injury, after he was slated to return to action on the team's road trip.
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Daly's overall prognosis is very good, he says, and the treatment plan is to monitor him with imaging tests and if there's a recurrence, he'll go back under the knife.
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Other studies have suggested a link between multivitamin use with a lower risk of prostate cancer recurrence, and with a lower risk of having a child with autism spectrum disorder.
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" The company said in a statement that it would "conduct an internal investigation of this issue and make appropriate improvements to our systems to help prevent or minimize future recurrence.
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Dr. Rohan's study found that over time, the behavioral skills C.B.T. instills reduced the recurrence of SAD in a greater proportion of patients than those who used light therapy alone.
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And while dramatically increased security at the Vatican may go a long way toward preventing a recurrence here, the case is a window into the shadowy world of antiquarian forgeries.
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Late on Thursday, TMX Group Ltd said it had taken measures to mitigate the risk of recurrence and that all systems were ready for the start of business on Friday.
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Yet the great weakness of linear time is that it obliterates time's recurrence and thus cuts people off from the eternal — whether in nature, in each other, or in ourselves.
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The 2016 guidelines for breast cancer treatment of the National Comprehensive Cancer Network states that Oncotype DX helps determine in individual patients the likelihood of recurrence and benefit from chemotherapy.
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Sandy Alderson, who left his post as the Mets' general manager last summer because of a cancer recurrence, will return to his baseball roots now that his health has improved.
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Cabrera, 32, proved to be one of General Manager Sandy Alderson's best free-agent signings before he took a leave of absence last month because of a recurrence of cancer.
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The most recent was a hysterectomy, a few weeks ago, to protect me from new disease caused by the very cancer medication I took to prevent a recurrence of breast cancer.
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Finnish driver Emma Kimilanen had already dropped out on medical advice, after a crash in Hockenheim triggered the recurrence of an old injury, and was replaced by Hungarian reserve Vivien Keszthelyi.
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Although her doctors can give her ballpark figures, they can't say exactly how likely she is to have a recurrence or, if she does, whether it will be just as severe.
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"We decided to disclose her death to all of our employees and to the public to share the company's resolve to prevent a recurrence and follow through with reforms," NHK said.
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The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, which carried out the checks, said on Friday it has asked Nissan to report measures to prevent a recurrence by the end of October.
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"We've heard 'strict enforcement of discipline' and 'thorough steps to stop recurrence' hundreds of times over the past several decades, but that nothing has changed," Onaga told reporters after meeting Abe.
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The result was a volley of torrential downpours—up to several inches per hour—with some parts of Louisiana clocking 24-hour precipitation totals that exceed the 500 year recurrence interval.
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"We lodged a stern protest with South Korea and firmly demanded the prevention of a recurrence," he told a regular news conference, when asked specifically about Tokyo's protest against South Korea.
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For women previously treated for breast cancer, walking three to five hours a week at an average pace can reduce the risk of recurrence and death by 40 to 50 percent.
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The study, published Sunday in the New England Journal of Medicine, analyzed how well a widely used genetic test assessed cancer risk, based on 21 genes linked with breast cancer recurrence.
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Mining regulations in Brazil have been affected by a dam disaster in January, involving miner Vale SA that killed hundreds of people, prompting new rules to avoid recurrence of such accidents.
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Once a woman is given a breast cancer diagnosis, obesity is associated with a higher risk for recurrence and lower likelihood of survival in women of all ages, Dr. Ligibel said.
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Then, researchers determined whether each woman had a high or low risk of recurrence based on genomic testing and on clinical features like tumor size and number of positive lymph nodes.
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PNB said on Friday it was running an audit of its systems to prevent a recurrence of such a fraud, but did not see a long-term hit to its operations.
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He announced in 2014 that he would be ending his six-year term early and retiring from Congress, having revealed that he was undergoing treatment for a recurrence of prostate cancer.
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EASTBOURNE, England (Reuters) - New world number one Ashleigh Barty has suffered a pre-Wimbledon injury scare, withdrawn from this week's Eastbourne grasscourt tournament with a recurrence of a right arm injury.
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"We decided to disclose her death to all of our employees and to the public to share the company's resolve to prevent a recurrence and follow through with reforms," NHK said.
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The emphasis on recurrence and repetition echoes Strindberg's "Ghost Sonata" and Beckett's "Play" and more recently Enda Walsh's works, in which characters feel compelled to revisit and re-create past trauma.
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Variety can be a virtue, but this recurrence makes much of the offering feel like a mountain of merchandise in search of a stern curator, special items adrift in mere swag.
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Marion Bartoli, the 2013 Wimbledon champion and another of Clijsters's peers at age 34, announced a comeback before the 2018 season that never materialized because of the recurrence of shoulder problems.
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The researchers said that if more cancer survivors are aware of this risk, they may make healthy lifestyle choices that could decrease their risk of both cardiovascular disease and cancer recurrence.
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The web series "Ocean Parkway," based in Brooklyn, was hit with tragedy in October when Nicole Haran, one of its creators and writers, died after a sudden recurrence of breast cancer.
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Depending on age, up to one in four cancer survivors is likely, sooner or later, to develop a second new cancer that is neither a recurrence nor spread of the original.
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Surgeons reported that the most common reason for offering CPM, despite their initial reluctance, was "to give patients peace of mind" and "avoid patient conflict" — not to reduce recurrence or improve survival.
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In other cases, Dr. Bendikson says, women who had their eggs frozen prior to treatment for breast cancer may opt for a surrogate if pregnancy would put them at risk for recurrence.
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They've been around for over a decade with huge improvement and we've been able to keep patients out of trouble with the current technology that's available with very little to no recurrence.
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Nothing can stand in Olivia Newton-John's way while she battles a recurrence of cancer, and her daughter, Chloe Lattanzi, will be there by her side to support her until she wins.
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As ships went farther afield in the 15th and 16th centuries, the recurrence of "sea swine" and Leviathan-esque water creatures may reflect an increasing fear of an endless and deadly sea.
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After her win was announced, Koike promised that she would investigate what had happened regarding Masuzoe's exorbitant spending, and that she would decide what needs to be done to prevent a recurrence.
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Vale Chief Executive Fabio Schvartsman, who has headed the world's biggest iron ore producer since May 2017, pledged to tighten safety procedures "beyond any national or international standards" to prevent a recurrence.
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The NSE said in a statement trading had been normal on Tuesday and it would "continue to work to improve the systems to avoid any recurrence of such eventualities in the future".
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Puma Biotechnology Inc's experimental breast cancer drug reduces the risk of disease recurrence and should be approved, an advisory committee to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration concluded on Wednesday.
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Cultural Revolution memoirs may emerge from understandable pain and the desire for revenge, the hope to prevent the recurrence of horrors, the desire to tell the world and to inform future generations.
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How is a breast-cancer survivor meaningfully insured if any costs associated with the recurrence of her cancer, expenses that could run into the hundreds of thousands of dollars, are not covered?
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The first person Van Wagenen thanked when he spoke on Tuesday was Sandy Alderson, the Mets' general manager from 2010 until he stepped down in June because of a recurrence of cancer.
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"We have begun updating relevant website and other digital content as directed by the FDA and are taking steps to prevent a recurrence," Gojo Industries spokeswoman Samantha Williams, said in a statement.
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In 2012, as a precautionary move to prevent a recurrence of his elbow injury, the Nationals decided to limit the number of innings he pitched, shutting him down ahead of the postseason.
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He was a key figure on the National Truth and Reconciliation Commission, writing much of its 1991 report, which detailed abuses under the dictatorship and suggested how to guard against a recurrence.
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The irony is plain: To prevent the recurrence of a war fought at least partly on ethnic lines — Biafra was populated mainly by the Igbo ethnic group — Nigeria's rulers solidified ethnic identities.
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Patients who followed the guidelines most closely were 42 percent less likely to die during follow up than those with the worst adherence, and had better disease-free and recurrence-free survival.
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"It is important for the government to exert efforts to prevent a recurrence and regain public trust in our statistics," Economy Minister Toshimitsu Motegi told a news conference after a cabinet meeting.
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Also, children with cancer who receive radiation have a high incidence of recurrence and of side effects because their bodies are much smaller and the target for treatment is harder to pinpoint.
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One of the players hoping to contend for a place in the midfield with Horan out, Danielle Colaprico, was ruled out herself this week because of a recurrence of a groin injury.
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A clinical trial showed that after five years, 59.3 percent of patients treated with Sutent had not had a recurrence of cancer or death compared with 51.3 percent of patients taking a placebo.
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"There's a statistic that 85 percent of women who had advanced ovarian cancer had a recurrence, and when you're faced against those odds it's a very terrifying place to be in," she says.
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Powell appeared before the Senate Banking Committee on Wednesday as the Fed vies to defend a steady economy from a global slump, a lethal virus and a potential recurrence of damaging trade tensions.
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Primary prevention refers to actions taken to avoid the initial manifestation of a disease, whereas secondary prevention refers to actions taken to reduce the impact of a disease or recurrence of an event.
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The prospect of personalizing therapy was frowned upon: The more you departed from the standard, the theory ran, the more likely the patient would end up being undertreated or improperly managed, risking recurrence.
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But any proposal to cancel student debt has to make sure there is not "going to be a recurrence of those types of loans from the federal government in the future," he said.
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Three U.S. congressional committees have held hearings, pressuring the companies to explain why they were not able to detect the alleged election interference and what Silicon Valley would do to prevent a recurrence.
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On Tuesday, six Democratic senators, led by Patrick Leahy of Vermont, sent a letter to Ms. Mayer demanding more details about the 2014 breach and what Yahoo was doing to prevent a recurrence.
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But while those studies showed an association between weight and breast cancer mortality, they weren't designed to find out if weight loss after diagnosis improves survival or reduces the chance of a recurrence.
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Just over one-third of the patients were aware that cancer recurrence was just as likely with surgery as with radiation, while 39 percent were aware that prostatectomy increased the risk of incontinence.
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A multicenter study, in collaboration between immunologists and oncologists at the Moffitt Cancer Center and the University of Washington, has initiated a clinical trial aimed at restoring this immune response to prevent recurrence.
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The Petrel owes its existence and success to Paul Allen, the multibillionaire who founded Microsoft with Bill Gates and who died in October at age 65, after a recurrence of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
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The recurrence of these shutdowns is, certainly, a symptom of the republic's sclerosis — but it is not a Trump-specific problem, and he seems to have made it neither better nor much worse.
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His PAD objects to three drugs and one hospital, and allows his parents' involvement, preventing a recurrence of the time a hospital wouldn't confirm he was there when his mother brought him clothes.
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From my experience in litigation, the only means to correct bad past acts (we can agree that racial or gender discrimination is a bad act, yes?) is limiting future behaviors to prevent recurrence.
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In 173, by then married to Frances Barrett, a white social worker, he had a severe recurrence of tuberculosis and moved, on the advice of his doctors, from New York to Los Angeles.
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After a dermatologist slices what looks like a mole off Ms. Guthrie's flat chest, it turns out to be not a mole and not a recurrence but a second primary breast cancer tumor.
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Individual treatment decisions should consider factors such as the stage of the cancer, the specific type of chemotherapy they're receiving, and the risk of cancer recurrence if treatment should be delayed, ASCO says.
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Chemotherapy was added to my treatment plan, and my future now included a 15 percent chance of recurrence, meaning that in 10 years the breast cancer could reappear as stage 4 metastatic cancer.
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We are working closely with the National Transportation Safety Board and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to learn what happened, why it happened and what needs to be done to prevent a recurrence.
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By amplifying the social media echo chamber, the article creates the unfortunate impression that most patients are forced to continue antidepressants out of fear of withdrawal rather than out of prevention of recurrence.
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Low-to-moderate consumption of alcohol (no more than one drink a day for women, two a day for men) was not associated with worse survival or disease recurrence, but heavier drinking was.
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Yermak Draft, August 212We intend to initiate and complete a transparent and unbiased investigation of all available facts and episodes, which in turn will prevent the recurrence of this problem in the future.
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Even in a patient who is fortunate — who is among the 10 percent to 15 percent whose cancer is found when it still can be surgically removed — the risk of recurrence is great.
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Doctors have long known that women with a score of 43 to 10 are considered to have a very low chance of breast cancer recurrence and are not likely to benefit from chemo.
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This trivializes breast cancer and limits our ability to comprehend what it's really like to face the disease, live with medical uncertainty, and accept the difficult realities of risk, recurrence, treatment, and even death.
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HSBC said operating expenses dropped 12 percent in the January-March quarter, helped by one-off sales in its retail and commercial businesses and the non-recurrence of U.S. regulatory fines for past misdeeds.
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After the late January heist, Japan's Financial Services Agency ordered Coincheck to raise its standards, and gave the exchange until Tuesday to submit a report on the hack and measures for preventing a recurrence.
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"Changes have been carried out in the security system and plans were in place to protect constitutional institutions and prevent the recurrence of what happened recently," Abadi said in a speech on state television.
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And as hyped as Americans get about the yearly recurrence of the Shamrock Shake, that excitement seems misguided when you realize that in China, McDonald's sells bubble tea, and suddenly, I feel ripped off.
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The outing came less than two months after Bettis completed his chemotherapy treatments for a recurrence of testicular cancer, which he was first treated for last November before learning it had spread in March.
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The editorial also noted that other studies of genomic tests had identified groups of women in whom the five-year recurrence risk was only 1 percent, and asked what level of risk was acceptable.
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"However, given the limited nature of the violation, as well as Representative Luján's subsequent efforts to prevent any recurrence of this issue, the Committee did not find that a sanction was warranted," it concluded.
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The new system — aimed at preventing a recurrence of the management problems that occurred under Mr. Ghosn's tenure — introduces independent committees for nominations and compensation, putting the company in line with global governance standards.
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Western leaders including President Trump blamed the Syrian government of President Bashar al-Assad and called on its patrons, Russia and Iran, to prevent a recurrence of what many described as a war crime.
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It is so difficult to eliminate this bacterium and prevent a recurrence that the current recommendation is to treat the patient for one to two years at least and to consider treating for life.
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An upgrade of BBUK plc's VR would require a sustainable improvement in its earnings generation capacity beyond the non-recurrence of conduct costs, which would reflect the bank's competitive advantage in the domestic market.
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The essays that went round and round about whether women can "have it all" were often well written, but the repetitiveness of the arguments was enough to make a person believe in eternal recurrence.
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But instead, everyone is left standing around essentially hoping that the problems that afflicted us a decade ago won't arise again, even though almost nothing has been done to try to prevent their recurrence.
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Dr Mylene Drouin, Montreal's public health director, was quoted by CBC News as saying officials wanted to avoid a recurrence of what happened in the Montreal area in 2010 when extreme heat caused 106 deaths.
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For some infections, like TB, it is critically important to complete the treatment course, because, as has been demonstrated all too many times, not doing so promotes antimicrobial resistance in TB and recurrence of infection.
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As evidence mounted that Vale missed warnings of trouble at the dam in the town of Brumadinho, pressure has risen on the firm and other mining companies to bolster safety measures to avoid a recurrence.
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When the researchers looked exclusively at death from recurrence or progression of the cancer, the death rates at 21.9 years were 290% for treatment in 22000s, 21% for the 63s and 26% for the 213s.
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Those charges came on top of $4.95 billion in first quarter writedowns for payments to victims and other settlements as well as a plan to shut down dams to avoid a recurrence of the disasters.
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The panel voted 10-5 that the drug, bezlotoxumab, was effective in preventing a recurrence of infection with Clostridium difficile, or C. difficile, a germ that causes inflammation of the colon and potentially fatal diarrhea.
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India's second-largest state-run lender was also running an audit of its systems to prevent a recurrence of such a fraud, but did not see a long-term hit to its operations, he said.
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Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mahbub Uz Zaman expressed "serious concern at the possibility of recurrence of such a situation" and urged Myanmar to protect its civilian population, according to a Ministry statement.
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In a statement Friday, Bangladesh's Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mahbub Uz Zaman expressed "serious concern at the possibility of recurrence of such a situation" and urged Myanmar to protect its civilian population.
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Vale has been trying to ramp up production after several of its mines were shuttered as prosecutors and regulators scrambled to avoid a recurrence of the collapse of the Brumadinho dam, which killed 248 people.
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There are practical and effective actions that can be taken now that can help reduce the recurrence of mass killings like the ones that plagued Orlando, Las Vegas, Sutherland Springs, Virginia Tech and Newtown, Conn.
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The so-called genomic test measures the activity of genes that control the growth and spread of cancer, and can identify women with a low risk of recurrence and therefore little to gain from chemo.
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"You could not explain why these events occurred with frequency in your laboratory, nor had you undertaken a comprehensive investigation into the problem or sought to correct it and prevent its recurrence," the FDA wrote.
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Compared with the older, open abdominal operation, the minimally invasive approach was more likely to result in recurrence of the cancer and death, researchers found, in the first study that rigorously tested the two methods.
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Sestak, who lost two runs for a U.S. Senate seat in Pennsylvania, said he delayed his entry in the race to "be there" with his daughter as she successfully fought a recurrence of brain cancer.
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We should recognize his concerns and frame it in terms of a misunderstanding with no malevolent intent and that we will make sure there is no recurrence....If he has to leave so be it.
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Amid the Mets' spiraling path to the bottom of the standings, their general manager, Sandy Alderson, announced on Tuesday that he would take a leave of absence, effective immediately, to address a recurrence of cancer.
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You laugh, and then you fall silent, the quick visual delight giving way to depths of flavor and something more elusive — a consciousness of food as past and present, at once memory and daily recurrence.
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The bloc is wary of any recurrence of the 2015 crisis that sowed bitter divisions among EU states, strained social and security services and fueled support for populist, anti-immigration, eurosceptic and far-right parties.
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Among women already treated for breast cancer, consuming the alcohol equivalent of three or four drinks a week increases the risk of a recurrence, especially for postmenopausal women and women who are overweight or obese.
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Team boss Mattia Binotto said after the race at Interlagos that there would be a review with the drivers at the Maranello factory to go through what went on and how to prevent any recurrence.
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After surgery to remove the prostate, more than 30 percent of men have a recurrence, and until now there has not been clear evidence about the best way to stop the disease from killing them.
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What might also stick with you is a certain recurrence of images of storms and floods; it's as if rains were falling and waters rising to wash one reality away to make way for another.
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NADO is also calling for an exhaustive, independent expert review of the authenticity and integrity of all the data retrieved followed by another independent review of the crisis to identify any lessons to prevent a recurrence.
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The blunt force trauma injuries, say the researchers, may have happened by accident (very unlikely given the specificity and recurrence of the injuries), interpersonal violence, forced abduction, spousal abuse, warfare, or socially sanctioned non-lethal violence.
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Earlier this month, research using technology developed by the startup Mission Bio helped identify cellular mutations in acute myeloid leukemia cancer cells that could be indicators of potential relapse or recurrence of the cancer after therapy.
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South Korea's foreign ministry summoned Russian Deputy Chief of Mission Maxim Volkov and Chinese Ambassador Qiu Guohong to lodge a stern protest and strongly urge them to prevent a recurrence, said ministry spokesman Kim In-chul.
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"Our engineers have determined the root cause and taken steps to prevent a recurrence," the utility company that serves 10 million people in the nation's most populous city and nearby Westchester County explained in a statement.
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"It's clear this approach may not be advantageous for women with a lower risk for recurrence," said Dr. Harold Burstein, a clinical investigator at Dana-Farber's Breast Oncology Center, who was not involved in the study.
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South Korea's Foreign Ministry summoned Russian Deputy Chief of Mission Maxim Volkov and Chinese Ambassador Qiu Guohong to lodge a stern protest and strongly urge them to prevent a recurrence, said ministry spokesman Kim In-chul.
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Though McCain's office is downplaying the minimally invasive surgery, CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta said Monday that the surgery was a "signifiant operation" that could signal a recurrence of melanoma, something he was diagnosed with in 2000.
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"We know that adjuvant (hormone-based) therapy for 5 years substantially reduces the risk of recurrence and mortality," said senior study author Dr. Daniel Hayes of the University of Michigan Comprehensive Cancer Center in Ann Arbor.
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Now a new clinical trial is under way, by New York's Mount Sinai, to test a vaccine to combat recurrence in some of the most deadly forms of cancer, including lung, breast, gynecological and bladder cancers.
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In women whose cancers were not fed by estrogen, those who became pregnant had a 42 percent lower chance of dying than those who did not, suggesting pregnancy may actually be protective against recurrence, Lambertini said.
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Gassco will also conduct preventive maintenance at its Kollsnes processing plant to avoid a recurrence of last winter's outage, when the 'Beast from the East' cold snap shut the plant for days just as demand spiked.
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The world, you see, an eternal recurrence, where every past injustice is repeated over and over again, ad infinitum, forming a tapestry of conspiracy designed to upend the hopes of Diaz and those who love him.
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Since General Manager Sandy Alderson stepped aside last month because of a recurrence of cancer, the Mets have been led by a group of three executives: Ricco and two special assistants, J.P. Ricciardi and Omar Minaya.
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His most recent term officially was to have ended in late 217, but the election was put off as rival factions tried to negotiate a way to avoid a recurrence of deadly violence during the vote.
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To the extent there is a problem with the Trumpification of "Julius Caesar," both as politics and as dramaturgy, it arises in the second half, once Caesar, except for a brief recurrence as a ghost, disappears.
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The bureau was born in the wake of the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression and one of the objectives was to reduce, if not eliminate, the possibility of a recurrence of those dark days.
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To guard against a recurrence, the survivors of war and the Holocaust joined forces to create the United Nations, forge global financial institutions and — through the Universal Declaration of Human Rights — strengthen the rule of law.
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The medical decision to add chemotherapy in breast cancer is a balance of the benefits of avoiding future recurrence of the tumor against the treatment toxicity and impact on the quality of life of the patient.
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The hormone-blocking drug tamoxifen and related medicines, called endocrine therapy, have become an essential part of treatment for most women because they lower the risks of recurrence, new breast tumors and death from the disease.
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" In an emailed statement, Ryanair said their "handling agent at the boarding gate mistakenly failed to check the passport of this passenger, and Swissport have assured us that appropriate steps will be taken to prevent a recurrence.
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Combining its drug Perjeta with Herceptin and chemotherapy after surgery cut recurrence of an aggressive type of early breast cancer or death compared to Herceptin and chemo, the Swiss pharmaceuticals giant said in a statement on Thursday.
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The French government will consider imposing a state of emergency to prevent a recurrence of France's worst riots in years, but while it is open to dialogue it will not change course, its spokesman said on Sunday.
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Recent political developments can help sustain positive sentiment, but rising public debt, up 8.6% yoy in March 2017, means that Lebanon remains vulnerable to a recurrence of political paralysis that dents confidence and deposit and remittance flows.
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The recurrence of that bass hit is what makes me love the song, and I guess the confession I have to make is that I don't test with some clinical set of tunes that don't thrill me.
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It wasn't until my two-year post-cancer meltdown, when I'd lost some friends and had a recurrence scare myself, and started suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), that the true evolution really started to happen.
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One of the most common symptoms is visual snow, but HPPD patients can also suffer from seeing floaters (shadow-like moving shapes in your field of vision), palinopsia (recurrence of visual images), and spotting halos around objects.
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The recurrence of this motif takes on a musical intensity, deepening in emotional resonance, like a muted drumbeat, as it travels from "PH" (1990) to "KG" (1992) to "Modiano" (1990), subjects differing in age, gender and race.
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Muted volatility, the effect of the re-integrated non-core components and non-recurrence of 3Q16 treasury gains depressed revenue from fixed income sales and trading where macro income was down 40% yoy and credit 22% yoy.
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Reshmi Khurana, managing director at Kroll, said the NSE should respond by conducting a thorough investigation into what went wrong and work to prevent any recurrence including establishing a contingency plan and setting up a crisis team.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The European Commission will propose legislation next year requiring airlines to run mental health checks on pilots before they start commercial flying, as part of efforts to prevent a recurrence of last year's Germanwings crash.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May told Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman that he should take action to prevent the recurrence of incidents like the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, her office said on Friday.
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Fuchs' team found that patients who drank one or more artificially-sweetened drinks per day had a 46 percent lower risk of cancer recurrence than those who drank no more than one of these drinks per week.
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He was not about to yield to Rodriguez's wishes for a steady diet of at-bats when he couldn't produce as the designated hitter and the Yankees had finally come to grips with the recurrence of 1965.
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The intensive testing currently prescribed to colorectal cancer patients after initial treatment doesn't significantly improve their survival chances or the detection of recurrence, according to two separate studies published Tuesday in the Journal of American Medical Association.
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There is no question that statins can protect the health of people who have already had a heart attack or stroke (or even angina) and thus face a significant risk of a recurrence that could prove fatal.
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Mr. Slive, who stepped down as SEC commissioner in 2015 to deal with a recurrence of prostate cancer, is survived by his wife of 49 years, Liz (Rapoport) Slive; a daughter, Anna Slive-Harwood; and a granddaughter.
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The fund is interested now in repurposing drugs that might prevent the recurrence of cancer after surgery when used in combination with checkpoint inhibitors — a form of cancer immunotherapy — to improve and sustain the immune system's response.
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"Patients often come back after a loss wanting to know what their recurrence risk is," said Dr. Kathryn Gray, a high-risk obstetrician at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, who participates in reviews of stillbirth cases.
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A combination of Perjeta, Herceptin and chemotherapy reduced the risk of breast cancer recurrence or death by 19 percent in people with HER2-positive early breast cancer compared to Herceptin and chemotherapy alone, it said on Monday.
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Europe's biggest bank by assets said operating expenses dropped 12 percent in the January-March quarter, helped by one-off sales in its retail and commercial businesses and the non-recurrence of U.S. regulatory fines for past misdeeds.
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In addition to offering clues about the presence and location of a tumor, the program could also be used to inform personalized treatment options, monitor the effectiveness of a drug and give an early warning about possible recurrence.
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He wrote his thesis on the topic of the "Periodicity of the World Wide Process," which examined the recurrence of certain events throughout history and the possible causes for these recurrences—in other words, why history repeats itself.
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Nissan is recalling more than a million vehicles in Japan to re-inspect them, and has set up an investigative team that includes a third party to get to the bottom of the scandal and prevent a recurrence.
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Operating profit is likely to rise 45 percent, reflecting the non-recurrence of the exceptional inventory buybacks in the prior year period, improved trading performance and the positive net impact of currency movements, Richemont said in a statement.
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After a median follow-up of a little over six years, 67 women in the letrozole group, or 883 percent, had experienced either a recurrence of their cancer or development of a new cancer in the opposite breast.
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The latest recurrence of Santa Ana winds, howling into the region through mountain passes from the desert, coincided with extremely low relative humidity and a prolonged lack of rainfall that has left vegetation tinder-dry across the region.
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Eventually, the big banks, prodded by the regulators and by Congress, reformed themselves to prevent a recurrence of what happened in 2008, notably by increasing the amount of capital they hold in reserve to deal with unexpected contingencies.
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The latest recurrence of Santa Ana winds, howling into the region through mountain passes from the desert, coincided with extremely low relative humidity and a prolonged lack of rainfall that has left vegetation tinder-dry across the region.
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"There is a need for more effective treatment options for stage III melanoma patients at a high risk of recurrence following surgical resection," Samit Hirawat, head of global drug development at Novartis' oncology unit, said in a release.
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A government spokesman, Benjamin Griveaux, also said France would consider imposing a state of emergency to prevent a recurrence of what is being described as some of the worst civil unrest in more than a decade by protesters.
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FRONT PAGE An article on Sunday about a web-based learning platform rolled out by public schools in Kansas mistakenly linked a recurrence of Megan Jackson's epileptic seizures to her middle school's use of the Summit Learning platform.
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The TAILORx study, the largest ever breast cancer treatment trial based on over 10,000 patients' recurrence scores, had just been published, showing that 70 percent of women with my type of early stage breast cancer could avoid chemotherapy.
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The panel voted 10-5, with one abstention, that the drug, bezlotoxumab, was effective in preventing a recurrence of infection with Clostridium difficile, or C. difficile, a germ that causes inflammation of the colon and potentially fatal diarrhea.
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