Some of the babies were "apparently stillborn," Syed reportedly said.
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The former cheerleader's defense attorneys argued the infant was stillborn.
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Up to 40 percent of infants with syphilis are stillborn.
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Hernandez was rushed to hospital after her child was stillborn.
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It only applies to living children, stillborn children won't qualify.
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In 2017, his wife gave birth to a stillborn girl.
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About 40% are stillborn, and another third die within 33 hours.
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When she woke up they told her the baby was stillborn.
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Hayden was pronounced stillborn on July 6, 2010, at 32 weeks.
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Victoria's umbilical cord prolapsed and the baby was stillborn on Feb.
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Deputies initially believed that the remains belonged to a stillborn baby.
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Doctors said one of the twins -- a baby girl -- was stillborn.
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At age 14, Samia became pregnant but delivered a stillborn baby.
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Stillborn and premature babies and birth defects have also been reported.
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Uquq laboured for 40 hours, and eventually delivered a stillborn pup.
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The procedure, which lasted four days, ended with a stillborn delivery.
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She was born a triplet, though sadly her two siblings were stillborn.
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Detailed micro-CT scan of the stillborn baby, showing the malformed skull.
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"Next we were told she was going to be stillborn," Morton says.
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It's unclear whether the baby was born alive or was a stillborn.
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Another stillborn project was Caofeidian, an "eco-city" in the Bohai Gulf.
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Essentially, all the children met horrifying ends, were aborted, or were stillborn.
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Statutes that are unconstitutional as written are void "ab initio" — legislatively stillborn.
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A wronged lover, an old friend, a stillborn child, an atmospheric light.
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Less than a year later, their son was stillborn at 19 weeks.
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Many were told that their babies were stillborn or died after birth.
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And endured the horrifying grief of giving birth to two stillborn babies.
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Tragically, their daughter, Ava, was stillborn at eight months in January 2000.
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But he predicted that Marshall's opinion would fall "stillborn" in 1830s America.
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But that future is stillborn unless Democrats divest themselves of their Rasputins.
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The couple tragically lost a baby daughter, who was stillborn, in 1999.
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After 50 hours of labor, Charlotte delivered a nine-pound stillborn son.
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She was stillborn in 2010, but her twin, Mikey, now 7, survived.
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The baby was stillborn, and Ms. Halappanavar died a few days later.
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Chelsea Cheyenne Becker gave birth to a stillborn baby on September 10.
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Definitely not a bird: Micro-CT scan shows the mummified stillborn human baby.
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Then, she gave birth to a stillborn baby girl, whom they named Arabella.
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The film centers around a couple mourning the loss of their stillborn son.
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So Quick Updates is basically a stillborn feature you won't see more of.
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Without open-source programs like Linux, however, cloud computing would have been stillborn.
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A girl was last, stillborn, the only one to not draw a breath.
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His mother had given birth to twins but the girl was declared stillborn.
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Some were stillborn, some were just old, but few died in car accidents.
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The CuddleCot was invented in Britain, where 10 babies are stillborn every day.
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I was 17 when I had my first child – the child was stillborn.
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For 24 agonizing hours, Monica Franco-Pineda prepared to deliver a stillborn baby.
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A stillborn baby, whose mother escaped the building, was counted among the victims.
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About 123,400 babies were stillborn or died within the first week of life.
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I believe that at its very conception the idea of socialism was stillborn.
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During the first decade of their marriage, she had many miscarriages and stillborn children.
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Worse, as long as this fear exists, any future reform effort will be stillborn.
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Their first baby, Nikonia Evangelia, was 11 weeks early and stillborn because of preeclampsia.
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Camilla has been pregnant once before, but sadly gave birth to a stillborn calf.
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Senate GOPers made clear, even before the vote, that the House bill was stillborn.
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The massive reform package unveiled at the Third Plenum in 2013 is largely stillborn.
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This now looks stillborn, since both candidates in the American presidential election oppose it.
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Rodriguez and her lawyers have maintained from the start that the baby was stillborn.
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But some of his other ideas are stillborn, or never get beyond the fringe.
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A woman in Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody gave birth to a stillborn baby.
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What's known for certain is that the stillborn fetus was later discovered in a backpack.
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My heart instantly ached for any woman that has told me she had a stillborn.
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Two days later, after nearly 24 hours of induced labor, she delivered their stillborn son.
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Researchers tracked 1,424,105 deliveries of live and stillborn infants in Ontario from 2003 to 2015.
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Purvi Patel was a young, pregnant AAPI woman who gave birth to a stillborn child.
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That year, nearly 11,000 women suffered miscarriages or stillborn births linked to the rubella virus.
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Tragically, the couple's daughter, Ava Archer Syme-Reeves, was stillborn in December of that year.
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Ms. Bhattacharya speculates that such a disorder would have caused the child to be stillborn.
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At 32 weeks, an ultrasound revealed the fetus was stillborn, and the doctors induced labor.
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She then had to fly several hours back to New York to deliver it stillborn.
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Some 26,000 women in the United States give birth to a stillborn child each year.
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His selection would declare a Trump presidency stillborn before the oath of office is taken.
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We had to deliver our daughter Olivia Allison stillborn at 22 weeks early January 133.
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But the White House infrastructure plan was stillborn, shunted aside for other priorities and midterm politics.
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Another mom, Wendy Cruz-Chan, recently donated her breastmilk after her baby was stillborn as well.
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About 40% of these twins are stillborn, and another third die within 24 hours of birth.
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Heather Bowman has a beautiful way to remember her twin son James, who was born stillborn.
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Some were even given the bodies of stillborn babies preserved by the clinics to dupe them.
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Richardson, the family claims, was questioned without legal counsel, and admitted she delivered a stillborn child.
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However, the plan is stillborn, with countries slow to act, moving only 331 refugees so far.
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He remembers his elation when one calf, apparently stillborn in the middle of night, eventually began breathing.
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The film ends with Jane giving birth to her own stillborn child at the age of 13.
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In their interview, Richardson's family claimed she suffered from eating disorders and actually delivered a stillborn daughter.
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Such finds are rare, as only a half dozen mummified Egyptian stillborn babies are known to exist.
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Days later, the animal is still carrying the calf, believed to be a stillborn, on her back.
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Anatomists would also purchase the bodies of stillborn infants from mothers and would pay by the inch.
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The Arkansas State Crime Lab determined they were stillborn and had no illegal substances in their systems.
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Recently there was the stillborn New Jersey project which was to host a race around Port Imperial.
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Competitors like Symbian and Windows Mobile are dead, MeeGo was stillborn, and webOS is… powering LG TVs.
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About three weeks ago, [this man's] golden retriever had just given birth, and there was one stillborn.
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According to Catholic media, it was the full recovery of a baby that was stillborn in Illinois.
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But black Americans are twice as likely as white Americans to give birth to a stillborn child.
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I am the mother of a stillborn son whose life was cut short because my uterus ruptured.
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He has clearly taken to heart what he sees as the lessons of that stillborn peace initiative.
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" Turkey joined Palestine and Iran in condemning the plan, with the Turkey foreign ministry calling it "stillborn.
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A few months ago, I delivered stillborn twins, and the subject is still very painful for me.
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Jessica hold a "certificate of remembrance" for her daughter Maia, who was delivered stillborn at around 73 weeks.
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Our daughter was stillborn at 26 weeks back in 2017, so we're being monitored very closely this pregnancy.
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His late girlfriend Jennifer Syme, whom he met in 1998, later gave birth to their stillborn baby daughter.
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She said that the fetus was stillborn and she had disposed of it the remains in a dumpster.
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The defense claimed that the baby was stillborn, and the prosecution argued that the baby could have lived.
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They fell in love and Daenerys became pregnant with Drogo's baby, but the child was stillborn and deformed.
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Some were even shown the bodies of stillborn babies preserved by the clinic to dupe parents, police said.
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A mom of a stillborn baby is calling on tech companies to be more discerning with their ads.
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Instead, she was induced at 21 weeks and endured an 18-hour labor to deliver a stillborn baby.
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The baby, who the couple had decided to name Marquise Jr., was delivered stillborn at 3:52 a.m.
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She reportedly delivered the stillborn boy on Friday a day after she was released from a different hospitalization.
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"It is a stillborn government bound to fail," said Abu Bakr Buera, a member of the Tobruk Parliament.
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Hernandez had said that she was unaware of her pregnancy when she delivered a stillborn son in 2016.
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There, she says she passed out after experiencing sharp pain while delivering a stillborn baby, according to Reuters.
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"My system searches the (fuller) narrative," she said, using keywords such as 'fetal death', 'stillbirth', 'stillborn' and 'miscarriage'.
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Richardson's attorneys argued the baby was stillborn and didn't meet the legal criteria to be considered a child.
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She offered Ms. Pimentel a place to stay before the young woman gave birth to her stillborn child.
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Bonnie Engstrom, now 37, had just given birth at home to a stillborn son, she recalled on Monday.
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The preliminary analysis done in 2016 suggested the baby was stillborn, but not much was known outside of that.
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The coroner is performing an autopsy to determine whether the baby was born alive or whether she was stillborn.
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Authorities believe the baby was born during the flight and are investigating if the baby was stillborn, NDTV reported.
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So dejected was Morocco at the prospect of hosting another stillborn summit in March that it cancelled its invitations.
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"Skylar is a pleaser, and she was already blaming herself about the baby being stillborn," said her aunt, Vanessa.
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Jane has given birth to a stillborn baby and wants to shake up her life and live somewhere new.
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Dany then goes into labor but the child is stillborn, as the magic lady used him to keep Drogo alive.
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Richardson's defense attorneys argued that the baby was stillborn and didn't meet the legal criteria to be considered a child.
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In January 2011, the couple founded Hayden's Helping Hands, a non-profit organization that foots families' bills from stillborn deliveries.
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Jackie first broached the idea to her family in 1956 after giving birth to a stillborn daughter, informally named Arabella.
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When Wendy Cruz-Chan's son Killian was stillborn, she wanted to heal by making something good come of the experience.
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More than 2.6 million babies will be stillborn, and another 2.9 million will die before they are a month old.
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Officials reportedly called an ambulance, but the woman delivered the stillborn baby before it could take her to a hospital.
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"Our daughter, if not stillborn, would be born into a life of immediate and repeated invasive medical intervention," Box said.
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An unacceptable case The baby's mother had given birth to twins on November 30 but the girl was declared stillborn.
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A fragile peace Perhaps most striking to outsiders visiting Derry is how stillborn the peace deal of 1998 feels here.
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Rather, she was forced to carry the dead fetus inside her for two more months and deliver a stillborn baby.
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"By the time I applied to the cafe, I was five months pregnant and had a premature stillborn," Moton said.
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Mabel and Jack have arrived in Alaska on the run from their past and the loss of a stillborn child.
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Raven West, a heroin addict who gave birth to a stillborn baby, received a five-year suspended sentence last year.
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And then the announcement with keywords like 'heartbroken' and 'problem' and 'stillborn' and the two-hundred teardrop emoticons from my friends?
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Over a plaintive organ in "June", Mr Talbot grieves for his stillborn daughter and the "baby shoes for sale: never worn".
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And then the announcement post with keywords like "heartbroken" and "problem" and "stillborn" and the 200 teardrop emoticons from my friends?
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Though she initially denied being pregnant or giving birth, Patel eventually relented and told doctors that she had delivered a stillborn.
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Erika flew back to New York and went to the hospital that night to be induced and deliver her stillborn baby.
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But their joy turned to mourning when the baby boy, Cayden, was stillborn on July 7, 2017 — at just 25 weeks.
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The case began to unfold in July 2017, when a doctor told police that Richardson may have delivered a stillborn baby.
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Keller's gruesome creations depict Darwinian, Lovecraftian, and Kafkian creatures, like stillborn kittens, monkey skull lanterns, and an articulated muskrat holding flowers.
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Her online research led to her discovery of videos that memorialize stillborn children, posted by parents who had undergone stillbirth themselves.
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Three of the Marxes' children died young and a fourth was stillborn; poverty and substandard living conditions may have been factors.
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That alone was a minor miracle, because doctors had told the Ohio couple one of their twins, the boy, would be stillborn.
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The umbilical cord was wrapped tightly around the baby boy's neck, and the lawsuit states he was ultimately determined to be stillborn.
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Babies were also stolen from women who delivered at the clinic, but who were told by staff that their children were stillborn.
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After photographer Susana Butterworth delivered her stillborn son Walter at 36 weeks, she turned to art to work through the unimaginable pain.
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A further 1.6m didn't survive a month, and 2.6m more were stillborn—half of whom were alive at the start of labour.
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If that is indeed the kind of solution that is gestating within the bureaucracy, the hoped-for baby boom will be stillborn.
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Ware's ex-wife, Taniqua Smith, previously suffered two miscarriages and later gave birth to their son, Omar, who was stillborn in 1503.
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Two days after announcing her miscarriage, Joy-Anna Duggar Forsyth, is saying goodbye to her stillborn baby alongside her husband, Austin Forsyth.
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The episode's editing, structure and directorial choices don't wholly work, particularly the beginning, which shows Claire giving birth to her stillborn daughter.
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The Challenger accident did not help matters, Eventually Congress refused to approve NASA participation in the project, and therefore it became stillborn.
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"She said I was lazy and that I would certainly give birth to a stillborn baby," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Babies born with microcephaly can suffer physical and developmental problems, and in some cases, the deformity can cause babies to be stillborn.
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That particular piglet made it out alive, if bloodied, but the next was stillborn and immediately carted away in a plastic bag.
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One mother gave her a stillborn fetus, which she entombed in a block of cement, leaving no trace of its tragic content.
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When located walking on campus soon afterward, Johnson told officers that the deceased newborn she was carrying in her backpack had been stillborn.
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The report follows news that an undocumented 24-year-old woman from Honduras gave birth to a stillborn boy while in ICE custody.
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One Texas woman was recently forced to spend four days delivering a stillborn baby instead of having the safe abortion her doctor recommended.
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She had five miscarriages and gave birth to a stillborn baby before developing a relationship with an ex-FLDS member named Lamont Barlow.
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"This is the only outfit I ever selected for our Greyson," Knox candidly captioned an image of her stillborn son's tiny burial attire.
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"This is the only outfit I ever selected for our Greyson," she candidly captioned an image of her stillborn son's tiny burial attire.
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The singer was attacked after revealing she has post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) after her son was stillborn at six months in 2010.
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Unless Russia decides to pull out, the multilateral Normandy peace process may remain stillborn and Russia's ties with the West will remain strained.
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Far from being an alien, they concluded, Ata was a Chilean girl who was probably stillborn and suffered from previously unknown bone disorders.
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Not everyone can stand to deliver their stillborn baby on an obstetric ward where most other mothers go home with the ultimate prize.
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After the emotional experience of delivering a stillborn—she says the doctor was "rough" and unsupportive—Dixon says she had a lot of nightmares.
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Hernandez said she was raped by a gang member and unaware of her pregnancy until just before delivering a stillborn son in April 2016.
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Kristian's aunt Diane Castillo previously told PEOPLE that her niece, after nearly 24 hours of induced labor, delivered a stillborn son, Fabian James Guerrero.
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Johnson was allegedly subsequently found walking on campus with a deceased newborn in her backpack, and told officers the child was stillborn, police said.
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This prompted Allen to reveal that she has bipolar disorder and had experienced post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) after her baby had been stillborn.
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In West Bengal, police found babies were being stolen from women who delivered at clinics, with medial staff telling them their child was stillborn.
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And as opposed to a sudden ripping free of the stillborn child, very slowly it was delivered into the darkness of that midtown theater.
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Flower-essence treatments, reiki sessions, acupuncture and a birth doula didn't save the life of Lulu Mika, stillborn at seven months (May 8, 2017).
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At 20½ weeks pregnant, Hyden was induced and labored for 12 hours before giving birth to a stillborn girl, River Lee, on February 19.
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The request follows a Honduran woman delivering a stillborn boy after going into premature labor at an immigration detention center in Texas in February.
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The suspicion that Zika acts directly on nerve cells began with autopsies on aborted and stillborn fetuses showing the virus replicating in brain tissues.
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Early in my practice, I learned how important it was to have the parents hold and bond with a stillborn or perinatal death child.
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This second section tends to include religious imagery, photos of the stillborn baby, and a mournful song, often one with lyrics about child loss.
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Her defense attorneys have maintained that she did not kill the child, but panicked after the baby was stillborn and disposed of the body.
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Of the total, 432 of the microcephaly cases were in babies born alive, and 44 were in fetuses that were stillborn, miscarried or aborted.
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In the late '90s, his longtime girlfriend, Jennifer Syme, gave birth to their stillborn child, and then died two years later in a car accident.
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But they say she only did so after the baby was stillborn and she didn't know what to do with the remains, the Enquirer reports.
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Her pregnancy was also somewhat foreshadowed in the books, when at one point Cersei cracks open an egg to find a stillborn baby chick inside.
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Henry County District Attorney&aposs Office spokeswoman Megan Matteucci says the child&aposs mother contacted authorities after her daughter gave birth to a stillborn baby.
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In the notes section, we learn that Saterstrom gave birth to a stillborn son, and that she had a twin brother who died in utero.
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Child angels are more palatable than necromantic amulets which were once made from bits of stillborn babies and sometimes still turn up in grim emporia.
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The song, "Take What You Want," is the first time Osbourne has appeared on another artist's song since 2003's "Stillborn" by Black Label Society.
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I work with quite a bit of stillborn [animals] and, to me, I give them a form of life they otherwise would never have had.
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Around two in five sets of craniopagus twins are stillborn or die during labor, while a third more do not survive the first 24 hours.
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After the devastating loss of their first and only biological daughter (who was stillborn at 32 weeks gestation), the couple were desperate for a baby.
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The Republicans need to climb down off the window sill before jumping to their political deaths trying to defend a stillborn approach to illegal immigration.
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But the stillborn boy, mentioned so prominently (he has no name, but he does have a birth date), adds the frisson of might have been.
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That's what happened to Taylor Mahaffey, who was forced to give birth to a stillborn baby due to the 20-week abortion ban in Texas.
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One is left to wonder why the delivery of a stillborn baby by a migrant woman in ICE custody was not considered an in-custody death.
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Although the baby was expected to be stillborn, Willow was born with hypoplastic left heart syndrome and underwent an organ transplant less than a week later.
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"Lincoln specifically will be stillborn in China if they don't eat those duties and they are significant," said industry consultant and former GM executive Warren Browne.
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"We only had her for 20 weeks, Life is fragile and precious," Joy-Anna wrote, with a photo of she and Austin cradling their stillborn daughter.
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Later that same year, after his wife became pregnant again, her water broke at 21 weeks, and shortly after the twins she was bearing were stillborn.
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When she comes to, Mother Hildegarde explains that she had the stillborn child baptized and named Faith so that she could be buried in hallowed ground.
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In the late 1950s, the team of Luther Davis (book) and Robert Wright and George Forrest (songs) did a stillborn adaptation that closed in San Francisco.
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Hernandez, 21, said she was raped by a gang member and was unaware of her pregnancy until just before delivering a stillborn son in early 2016.
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Researchers have found the Zika virus in the brain tissue and amniotic fluid of babies and stillborn fetuses with microcephaly whose mothers had Zika during pregnancy.
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But you might be excused for thinking so, given the curt wave-off the House speaker delivered to the liberally ballyhooed, legislatively stillborn Green New Deal.
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With his worries amplified by recent Russian pressure to put in place the stillborn union state, Mr. Lukashenko has now started trumpeting his country's ancient roots.
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The miscarriage tested Kate and Toby's relationship like never before, all while strengthening Kate's mother-daughter dynamic with Rebecca (Mandy Moore), who delivered stillborn triplet son Kyle.
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But remember, Becca's literally gone through this pregnancy with little to no medical attention, and it at first appears that the baby is stillborn — it's not breathing.
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Operating under the principle that a life could be exchanged for another life, Mirri Maz Duur used bloodmagic to cause Daenerys' baby, Rhaego, to be born stillborn.
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"We only had her for 20 weeks, Life is fragile and precious," Joy-Anna wrote, with a photo of she and Austin, 25, cradling their stillborn daughter.
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She likely believes this because back in season 73, she was pregnant with the son of Khal Drogo, but that baby was stillborn with lizard-like wings.
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Hernández said she didn't know she was pregnant until 32 weeks later, when she went to the latrine in her small home and delivered a stillborn baby.
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Officers say Johnson told them the baby was stillborn, but later allegedly confessed the child was alive and she used a towel to try to silence him.
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We can expect a late miscarriage or stillborn baby or, if the pregnancy goes to term, I'll deliver a baby who'll die in labour or soon after.
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But it tends to run into trouble quickly on the state level — with Vermont's stillborn single-payer experience mirroring the flat-tax experiments of states like Kansas.
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On Saturday, the show didn't flinch from revealing the bad news: The baby, a girl that the nuns at L'Hôpital des Anges had christened Faith, was stillborn.
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Intense news coverage ensued, with many outlets calling the birth the largest in the United States, even though the seventh child, a girl named Christina, was stillborn.
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Elsewhere he has written about the impact of local-council cuts, a couple mourning a stillborn child and the creation of a community playground out of scrap materials.
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The Karlssons have since moved for a peace bond—basically a restraining order—against Caryk accusing her of threatening Monica, Erik, and their stillborn baby, among other things.
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But a warmth suffuses "Danny Nedelko," about a Ukrainian pal who stands as Zanzibar-born Freddy Mercury's immigrant brother, and "June," all tender love for his stillborn daughter.
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In Season 1 when Cersei is trying to offer Catelyn some comfort during Bran's post-fall coma, she talks about her first son, who she claims was stillborn.
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In 2008, when our first child, Sophia, was stillborn at 39 weeks and four days, I carried around her memory, nearly crippled by the weight of the loss.
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When a homeless woman was found with a stillborn infant at a Portland bus stop last year, the city set up beds on a shelter's spare floor space.
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A stillborn baby born in Brazil with almost no brain tissue has tested positive for Zika virus, stoking new concerns over the potential health risks of the virus.
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Mr. Bailey retains a vivid memory from 1988, when his wife, Monica, was in Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, recovering from having delivered a stillborn child.
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The woman who has not divulged her identity now says she had sex with Usher at least twice and, after contracting herpes from him, her twins were stillborn.
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Jenny tells the British the baby died was a stillborn, and after many, many questions, Mary McNab (Emma Campbell-Jones) shows up with the gun and says it's hers.
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"The babies were a case of dicephalic parapagus or two-headed twins, which are often stillborn," Dr. Sanjay Bansode, head of the hospital's gynecology unit, told the news outlet.
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These are the first known conjoined fawn twins that a deer mother has carried full term and given birth to, even though a necropsy proved the twins were stillborn.
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Hernandez was raped by a gang member and said she was unaware of her pregnancy until just shortly before she gave birth to a stillborn son in April 2016.
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Evelyn Beatriz Hernandez Cruz, a 19-year-old rape survivor in El Salvador, was sentenced to 30 years in prison on Tuesday after having a stillborn baby in 2016.
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Intended parents could spend tens of thousands of dollars only to have a surrogate miscarry, or for the baby to be born premature and not survive, or be stillborn.
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My parents had 11 children together and my mother had 13 pregnancies — one was a stillborn and one was a miscarriage — and I was the youngest of those kids.
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Early in the NHL season, Karlsson and his wife Melinda announced that they would be having a son, only to lose him when he was stillborn on March 19.
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Right before I call her, I see a tweet from a video producer at the Washington Post who got bombarded with baby ads after she had a stillborn delivery.
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Authorities initially believed the baby had been stillborn, but further investigation showed that the baby was alive at birth, David Fornshell, the prosecutor in Ohio's Warren County, tells PEOPLE.
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Then, while getting a routine checkup at her gynecologist, Richardson told her doctor she had given birth to a stillborn baby, and investigators were subsequently tipped off July 14.
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A 85033-year-old Honduran woman delivered a stillborn baby while in Immigration and Customs Enforcement [ICE] custody last week, officials have confirmed to the Associated Press on Monday.
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As forensic pathologist and infanticide expert Gregory Davis told me, "I have yet to see a wealthy white woman get charged" with killing a child she claimed was stillborn.
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In all other respects, however, it appears to be the result of a design-by-committee process, an inert mélange of stillborn ideas, and a monument to missed opportunities.
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Brian was constantly compared with an idolized older sister whom his mother said had died when she was six months old but who, he later learned, had been stillborn.
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Gillian Brockell, a journalist at The Washington Post, wrote an open letter to tech companies in December about the relentless parenting ads that continued after her baby was stillborn.
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Shortly after she delivered her son, who was stillborn, the credit company Experian sent her an email prompting her to "finish registering" her child to track his credit for life.
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Chelsea Frei, a 37-year-old mom of four, says she decided to be a surrogate to help her get through the pain of losing a child who was stillborn.
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They were also unable to determine if the baby was born alive or stillborn: Hamilton tells PEOPLE that the gestational age of the baby was determined to be 38 weeks.
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Authorities initially believed the baby had been stillborn sometime in May, but further investigation showed that the baby was alive at birth, Warren County prosecutor David Fornshell told PEOPLE previously.
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I also had a sister who was born before me but was a stillborn so my parents pretty much went through a similar journey, struggling to have that first child.
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My doctor gave me two options: I could try to carry the pregnancy to term, which would most likely end in either miscarriage or the delivery of a stillborn baby.
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Ms. Kan's hand-held camera captures the outrageous art — pig intestines strung from the ceiling, a stillborn fetus lying next to a human face poking through a bed of ice.
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It has never worked, and is a stillborn political idea, except on some college campuses, CNN and NBC and, maybe for a brief period, in The New York Times. Sen.
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A 25-year-old woman in California has been charged with murder in the death of her stillborn baby after officials found "toxic levels of Methamphetamine"in the fetus's system.
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To the Editor: Stillbirth was criminalized in early 17th-century England when the authorities needed a way to convict prostitutes who had babies in secret that they claimed were stillborn.
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Authorities initially believed the baby had been stillborn, but further investigation showed that the baby was alive at birth, David Fornshell, the prosecutor in Ohio's Warren County, told PEOPLE last year.
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From their bones, the researchers estimated that one of the infants in the burial pit had been about six weeks old when it passed away, and the other was likely stillborn.
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He suspects that the story is much sadder and more human than an extraterrestrial visitation: someone gave birth to a stillborn fetus several decades ago and buried her in the desert.
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A woman in Brazil who became infected with the Zika virus gave birth to a stillborn baby, and large parts of the infant's brain were missing, according to a new report.
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"I think about it and I cry," says Nansubuga, sobbing as she explains her suspicions that hospital staff sold her child in December, before telling her the baby boy was stillborn.
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Some women who endure miscarriages or stillbirths are sent to prison, such as Carmen Vásquez, who was sentenced to 30 years for aggravated murder after giving birth to a stillborn baby.
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Brockell then questioned why her targeted pregnancy ads continued even as she searched for symptoms of a stillborn child, or after she posted an announcement on social media about her loss.
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Image Credit: Felipe Dana / APDoctors have discovered Zika virus in a stillborn infant with a severely under-developed brain, according to a chilling report published today in PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases.
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As Mr. McNeil describes, thousands of Zika-infected pregnant women have given birth to babies with the brain deformity microcephaly and other awful inflictions, or have miscarried or had stillborn deliveries.
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He is shunted to the dormant Mars project – India's space agency is notoriously short of funds, and none of the top scientists wants to be a part of the stillborn mission.
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Lots of people thought that when Ann Richards was elected governor in 1990 it signaled the birth of a new, more progressive Texas, but in many ways that dream was stillborn.
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And a new case study of a stillborn baby whose Brazilian mother was infected with Zika has raised suspicion that the virus may be capable of more damage than previously thought.
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"This plan is an annexation plan that is aimed at killing the two state solution and stealing Palestinian lands," Turkey's Foreign Ministry said in a statement, describing Trump's proposals as "stillborn".
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She cares so deeply, for instance, that she keeps trying to resuscitate a stillborn baby, long after everyone else has faced reality, in one of the movie's many realistic medical scenes.
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It argued that some of the dead piglets shown in the film were stillborn and accused DxE of hand-placing piglet carcasses in the same gestation crate as live newborn ones.
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A teenage Thomas was often delegated to bring the bodies of stillborn babies back to the family funeral home, in small, black containers about as big as a fishing tackle box.
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She was examined by ICE Health Service Corps and before emergency responders could arrive to take her to the hospital, she delivered the stillborn male infant at the Port Isabel Detention Center.
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Hernandez, 21, was exonerated earlier this week in a closely watched retrial after an earlier judgment found her guilty of killing her stillborn son and sentenced her to 30 years in prison.
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This is why the German non-profit organization Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep gives parents around the world the opportunity to have their stillborn child photographed by a professional photographer.
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Though they were conjoined in their lower body, they had defied the odds — 40 to 60 percent of conjoined twins are delivered stillborn, and only 35 percent survive after the first day.
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A final attempt at a deal based on aid in exchange for a testing moratorium in early 2012 was stillborn when North Korea announced a new missile launch only a fortnight later.
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SAN SALVADOR (Reuters) - Salvadoran maid Evelyn Hernandez says she did not realize she was pregnant when as an 20093-year-old she delivered a stillborn son after a three-day stomach ache.
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Like Rumi, another of her models, Oliver seeks to combine the spiritual life with the concrete: an encounter with a deer, the kisses of a lover, even a deformed and stillborn kitten.
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There, a team of doctors had monitored my fetus with an uncertain prognosis, constantly warning me of the potential for my daughter to be stillborn and the risk of my own death.
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A 12-year-old bride, her body ravaged by the botched delivery of a stillborn child, is rejected by her husband and consigned to a life of exile in her father's house.
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Parents choose to memorialize stillborn babies in different ways; Ms. Fisher now has a half sleeve tattoo of wildflowers in Elliott's honor, which she feels has been helpful to the healing process.
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" Brockell thanked Goldman for responding and suggested Facebook add a keyword like "stillborn" that would turn off ads automatically instead, saying the process of turning off ads is "too confusing when you're grieving.
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The male accuser now says he had sexual contact with the singer at a Koreatown spa in L.A. One of the female accusers claims she actually contracted genital herpes and delivered stillborn twins.
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Brand alleged in court that Richardson came in three months later and told her doctor she delivered a stillborn baby, which she buried in the backyard of her parents' home, the Enquirer reports.
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Eighteen people, including doctors, midwives and the owners of charities and clinics, were arrested, suspected of taking babies from women immediately after they had given birth and telling them their children were stillborn.
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With her previous termination, she gave birth to a stillborn in a traditional hospital setting, surrounded by happy women delivering healthy, full-term babies—and it came with all the pain of labor.
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Another attempt to float a watch list restriction yesterday appears to be stillborn as well—and even if a bill passed the Senate it would have to go through the Republican-dominated House.
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And what if this news comes later than roughly halfway through the pregnancy—the point where, chances are, in order to terminate, you'll go into labour and give birth to a stillborn baby?
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A woman in El Salvador who gave birth to a stillborn baby after she said she was raped by a gang member at 18 was reportedly cleared of murder in a retrial Monday.
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The Hanford Police Department said in a news release that Chelsea Cheyenne Becker delivered a stillborn child September 10 that medical professionals believed may have been exposed to drugs while she was pregnant.
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The novel's second paragraph makes reference to a stillborn son between the daughters Anne and Mary, a brother and heir whose existence would have spared the Elliot family removal from their ancestral home.
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Texas's 20-week ban recently forced one woman to wait for her child to die inside her so she could deliver a stillborn, instead of having the abortion her doctor would have recommended.
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She kept wrestling with the distressing idea that she may have somehow caused the baby to be born stillborn, and I think investigators twisted that around to prove that she is guilty of murder.
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Image: Western UniversityBut had it not been for the CT scan in 2016 of a 2,300-year-old mummy known as Ta-Kush, the discovery of this stillborn baby would likely not have happened.
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" She continued: "I'm trying very much to think it's all going to be good and it's all going to be healthy and it's not going to happen again, because she could have been stillborn.
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After their December pregnancy announcement, Powell — an actor known for his role on 30 Rock as James "Toofer" Spurlock — and Knox shared the heartbreaking news that their son had arrived stillborn on Feb. 18.
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Luridly photographed in all their quivering, aspic ghastliness, they're a cross between the stillborn horrors in '70s cookbooks and haute cuisine in the Escoffier style, from the days when white sauces flowed like plaster.
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A Middle East in which strongmen are reinforced, reform is stillborn, Islamist radicalism thrives, and pluralism is a pipe dream hardens under a president who doesn't know a moral principle from a Big Mac.
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Prosecutors alleged she did not want to be an 18-year-old single mother, while Richardson's attorneys argued that the baby was stillborn and didn't meet the legal criteria to be considered a child.
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Terrible things keep happening to babies: They are stillborn, or abandoned, or turned into "a bloody stretch on the hot pavement of a parking lot" by an old lady driving a 1974 Grand Prix.
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A 24-year-old Honduran woman gave birth to a stillborn baby boy last week while in ICE custody, the authorities said Monday, further raising concerns about the care pregnant women receive while detained.
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In an open letter posted to Twitter and addressed to "Tech Companies," the Washington Post opinion video editor says she continued to be targeted with motherhood ads after learning that her baby would be stillborn.
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In an emotional post on their joint Instagram account, Joy-Anna, 21, shared a somber note about her unborn daughter, whom she gave birth to stillborn, and thanked fans for their support following the miscarriage.
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He will still float audacious deals, but he will settle for smaller-bore pacts—recognition of an Israeli land-claim, perhaps, or a stillborn deal with the Taliban—that he can spin as something bigger.
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Seventy-two apparently healthy babies have been born to infected mothers while only one stillborn fetus has shown evidence of microcephaly, so no disturbing pictures of tiny-headed babies, like those in Brazil, have appeared.
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Richardson's attorneys repeatedly admitted she buried the child's remains in her parents' backyard — but they said she only did so after the baby was stillborn and she didn't know what to do with the remains.
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In the state of Guanajuato, some women were charged with homicide and sentenced to 30 years in prison, even when they said they had been forced to sign confessions after giving birth to stillborn babies.
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Since the 1860s, Hart has been the final stop for New York's "indigent" population — homeless, stillborn babies, early victims of the AIDS epidemic, the "unclaimed," the poor, and the otherwise forgotten by the city government.
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At this point, we have no way of knowing whether this process was stillborn Monday or whether the summit marked the beginning of a new approach that will bear fruit in the months and years ahead.
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Dany has long said she can't have children, but her reasoning for this is tenuous (she believes she can't after her child with Drogo was stillborn, the witch cursed her and she "birthed" three dragons instead).
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Because our favorite theory for how her pregnancy will shake out is that Cersei will give birth, but to a stillborn, potentially dying in child birth to a valonqar — a little brother to her older children.
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The kindergartener has since received orders from Australia, the U.K. and the U.S. Gavin intends on donating all of his profits to a stillborn research charity, CBS reported, as his mother previously lost a baby girl.
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In the wake of Third/Sister Lovers stillborn birth, Chilton would reinvent himself as an irascible iconoclast, seminal new wave/punk progenitor, and semi-ironic interpreter of obscure soul, R&B, and Italian rock 'n' roll.
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In a Thursday interview for BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour, the British singer opened up about her new memoir My Thoughts Exactly and recalled the heartbreaking experience of delivering her stillborn son George in 2010.
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She could continue with the pregnancy and give birth to a stillborn baby in a few months, or she could travel to the UK and put an end to both her and her little girl's suffering.
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May's dash to Brussels for "legal and political reassurances" on the square peg-round hole, Irish backstop border issue is a point in case, politically stillborn and proven by the lack of meaningful help she got.
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The Times reviewed thousands of pages of documents involving workers who said they had suffered miscarriages, gone into premature labor or, in one case, had a stillborn baby after their employers denied their requests for assistance.
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MEXICO CITY — Marking a new victory for women's rights in Latin America, Evelyn Hernández, who was convicted three years ago of aggravated murder after delivering a stillborn in El Salvador, was acquitted in a retrial on Monday.
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But it increases the risk that the baby will be born premature or stillborn, according to the National Health Services of the UK, which is why doctors will often recommend induced labor for moms with the condition.
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A separate case study reported last week in the journal PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases described a stillborn baby from a Brazilian mother infected with Zika in which the skull was filled with fluid but had no brain.
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Most of us would question whether this couple should have been forced to deliver their stillborn baby, or this woman told by her insurance company that terminating a desperately wanted but unviable pregnancy counted as an abortion.
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Now 21, Hernandez faces retrial this month in a case that has thrown a spotlight on the predominantly Roman Catholic country's prosecution of women for aggravated homicide when their babies are stillborn or die during home deliveries.
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Christina and Adam Murphy, who have five children between them, including a newborn, learned their water was heavily contaminated with lead after one of their dogs got sick and another dog gave birth to a stillborn puppy.
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There, she received a shot to terminate the pregnancy and then—because of her complicated medical history—she flew back to New York that night and later delivered a stillborn in a hospital under her obstetrician's care.
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But the inmates behind the steel doors can't explain it, the violence, so they pay no attention to the officials' requests, nor to the young boy, Marcus, being hauled out like a stillborn out of a woman.
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Moreover, my knowledge that the lights were merely an effect of physical forces—and not, say, the souls of stillborn babies, or reflections of the armor of the Valkyries—would surely limit my capacity to be awestruck.
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Unfortunately, that business is in pretty bad shape, with revenue in a downward spiral, efforts to grow it back stillborn and very little in the way of innovative new products since she took over four years ago.
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Mark has now seized on a conspiracy theory: That Elvis's music went downhill after he left the Army because Colonel Parker had killed him and replaced him with his twin brother, who wasn't stillborn as popularly understood.
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In comparison, a 232.1 evidence review of the relationship between maternal age and stillbirth risk found that thinner women over 22017 were also almost twice as likely to have a stillborn delivery compared with their younger counterparts.
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They can also be an indicator of Trisomy 18, which would mean a stillborn, but we had genetic testing done back at week 12, and everything came out negative, so this cyst should clear up before delivery.
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MEXICO CITY — El Salvador's attorney general is appealing the decision to acquit Evelyn Hernández, a Salvadoran woman who served prison time for aggravated homicide after delivering a stillborn baby, marking the state's third attempt to prosecute her.
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Mumbai police arrested a gang for convincing single mothers to sell their babies last year, while in West Bengal police found newborns being stolen from mothers in medical clinics after staff told them that their babies were stillborn.
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CIUDAD DELGADO, El Salvador (Reuters) - A Salvadoran court on Monday acquitted a woman accused of homicide after giving birth to a stillborn baby in a case that drew international attention to the socially conservative nation's strict abortion ban.
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If the man who previously claimed to own a tank and subsequently lived in a bank is to be believed, that brother was stillborn, three years before James' mother successfully conceived him and gave him the same name.
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An unexpectedly long pregnancy can buy you countless sets of ad-consuming eyeballs, but you run the real risk that people end up associating your brand with the gruesome birth of a deformed (or even worse: stillborn) giraffe.
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An editor at The Washington Post criticized technology companies over their ad algorithms targeting pregnant women, explaining in an opinion piece published Wednesday that she continued to see advertisements for maternity products even after her baby was stillborn.
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Well, perhaps not, but the Hunterian — where human bones, surgical instruments and a three-dimensional model of a stillborn baby's blood vessels are among the gruesome treasures — sure seemed to entertain him and two friends one recent afternoon.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - A case study of a stillborn baby whose Brazilian mother was infected with Zika raises suspicions that the virus may be capable of doing more damage to fetal tissue than previously thought, researchers said on Thursday.
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As Lim notes at BuzzFeed, a Mississippi teenager named Rennie Gibbs was charged with murder in 2007 after a medical examiner found traces of cocaine in an autopsy of her stillborn child; the charges were dismissed in 2014.
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China's rapid development, Xi's stillborn reform program and Chinese practices, which the U.S. and other nations have objected to for decades: He didn't flip a switch to launch the current tensions; he can't flip a switch to end them.
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In 2007, a Mississippi teenager named Rennie Gibbs was indicted for "depraved-heart murder" of her stillborn child, after the state medical examiner found traces of a cocaine byproduct in the fetus's blood and declared the death a homicide.
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"We've known all along that these proceedings would only be stillborn — you'd need to get 20 Republicans in the Senate to vote against the President and so far not a single one has come out against him," Cramer said.
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Other significant Chinese performance artists in the last two decades include Zhu Yu, whose act featured him biting into a stillborn human baby, and Ma Liuming, whose explicit explorations into sexual identity ran counter to a ban on public nudity.
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The final toll includes 70 adults and children who died in the tower during the fire, and one baby who was stillborn shortly after the heavily pregnant mother escaped from the 21st floor, suffering severe smoke inhalation on her way down.
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Washington (CNN)A pregnant woman apprehended Monday by Border Patrol in McAllen, Texas, delivered a stillborn baby later that same day at a local hospital, according to a Customs and Border Protection statement provided to lawmakers and obtained by CNN.
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Mr. Laïdi observed that "the immense majority of French don't feel that their civil liberties are threatened" — and the evidence for that is the stillborn debate over the harshness of police tactics in response to the violent Yellow Vest demonstrations.
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Attitude also matters, so good thing that by the time he cut this—after ruminating not just on Ruminations but on 2013's stillborn Upside Down Mountain—Oberst had become more upbeat, not to mention concerned about his professional future.
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Yesterday, a report in PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases described a case in which traces of the Zika virus was discovered in a stillborn infant with almost no brain tissue, indicating that it can lead to more severe brain damage than microcephaly.
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Just over a year after the former 23 Rock star and his wife Jill Knox lost their stillborn son Greyson, the actor announced on social media Sunday that the couple welcomed a daughter on Saturday, March 22018, at 218:01 a.m.
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"Our choices were to carry to term and he would either be stillborn or alive for a short period of time before he choked to death, or we could end his heartbeat while he was still in the womb," she says.
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And true to expectation, the mural was vicious—particularly in its panel titled "Gods of the Modern World," which depicts academia as a corpse of dead knowledge, birthing intellectually stillborn graduates each year as the world burns in the backdrop.
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It follows a series of books that he had, in recent years, self-published and sold for next to nothing on Amazon—including a "shadow version" of a "stillborn" book that F.S.G. had, he claimed, commissioned, but which never saw daylight.
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Had McChrystal's stillborn counterinsurgency strategy (COIN) enjoyed the benefit of additional time — before drawdowns were announced and tactics shifted away from its population-centric approach — there is no empirical evidence that the outcome in Afghanistan would have been markedly different.
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And perhaps most wrenching of all, as a long-awaited public inquiry into the inferno began hearing evidence in London on Monday, was the story of Logan Gomes, delivered stillborn hours after his family escaped the blaze on June 14, 2017.
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The people interred together in this city-run mass grave were once individuals, whether at their final hour they were homeless, forgotten, unidentified, unclaimed, stillborn infants, early AIDS victims, those who died alone, or those who could not afford a burial.
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In March 2018, police in eastern Arkansas announced that they had arrested Keysheonna Reed, a black woman who had placed the bodies of her stillborn twins in a suitcase after unexpectedly going into labor in her bathtub in December 2017.
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And "even if the bill fails and the rest of Trump's legislative agenda turns out to be stillborn, there will be many companies with stocks that have been hammered to the point where you can buy them at a nice discount," Cramer added.
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Warren County Prosecutor David Fornshell said the charge "is based upon evidence that the infant whose remains were discovered at the defendant's residence in Carlisle one week ago today was born alive and was not a stillborn baby," according to Dayton Daily News.
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A recent study confirms her suspicions: It found that climate change, specifically in Africa, could result in low birth weights which does put babies at risk of experiencing health complications—and can lead to pre-term or stillborn babies in some cases.
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But he never forgets the plant's symbolic heft: In Hawaiian myth, the Sky Father's first son was believed stillborn and buried, only to rise from the grave as taro to become a brother to the god's second, human son, the progenitor of mankind.
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SAN SALVADOR (Reuters) - The attorney general's office of El Salvador announced on Friday it will appeal last month's acquittal of a young woman accused of killing her stillborn son, marking what would be her third trial in the socially conservative Central American country.
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SAN SALVADOR (Reuters) - Activists in El Salvador threw eggs filled with confetti and sprayed red paint outside the attorney general's office on Monday to a protest a decision to seek a third trial for a woman accused of killing her stillborn son.
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The report paid tribute to the 71 people who died on the night – 70 adults and children who were unable to escape the tower, and one baby who was delivered stillborn after his eight-month-pregnant mother was evacuated through toxic fumes.
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In April of 2015, a woman named Anne Bynum in Arkansas was charged with "concealing birth" and "abuse of a corpse" after going to a hospital with a stillborn fetus in a bag; Bynum had also taken pills to induce an abortion at home.
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In a candid conversation about the special with PEOPLE, Gotti reveals that she fought hard with Lifetime executives to avoid including the death of her first child, daughter Justine — who was tragically stillborn nine months after Gotti's 1984 wedding to now ex-husband Carmine Agnello.
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Yvonne Trimble — who is originally from Edinburgh but now lives in Cyprus — sent her wedding dress to Cherished Gowns for Angel Babies, a Kent-based charity that turns wedding dresses into burial gowns for babies who are stillborn or who die shortly after birth.
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Favorite Sons and Daughters: Daenerys "Mother of Dragons, Khaleesi of the Great Grass Sea" Targaryen The Dead: Aerys II "The Mad King," Rhaella Targaryen, Rhaegar Targaryen, Elia Martell, Viserys Targaryen, Khal Drogo, Rhaego Stillborn, Maester Aemon Targaryen Season 5: This one was a total heartbreaker.
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Starz's genre-blending historical drama makes a habit out of devastating us on a weekly basis, but nothing can compare to the agony of watching Claire Fraser singing a heartbreaking lullaby to her stillborn daughter, Faith, before having to say goodbye to her forever.
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They described other complications in adapting an island that has served as the city's public cemetery, or potter's field, where homeless, poor, stillborn and other unclaimed bodies are buried in mostly mass, unmarked graves dug by inmates from Rikers Island working for $1 an hour.
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She'll play the oldest iteration of the main character, Saird, a pioneer woman who gives birth to a stillborn baby and, while still covered in blood, throws herself on top of a wild turkey and wrings its neck so her other children won't starve.
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The former Grey's star, who portrayed Dr. April Kepner for nine seasons on the beloved Shonda Rhimes show, opened up to PEOPLE about how that raw scene in season 11, in which April gave birth to her stillborn baby Samuel, affected her real-life pregnancy.
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American support for an increasingly right-wing Israeli policy will mean that Israel will have built more settlements; diplomacy aimed at a two-state solution will be stillborn or abandoned; and violence in the West Bank will require Israel to use force to restore order.
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Image: Maidstone Museum UK/Nikon Metrology UKHigh-resolution micro-CT scanning has shown that an Egyptian mummy thought to be a bird is really a stillborn human baby, a surprising discovery that's providing a rare glimpse into the complex cultural practices that existed some 2,100 years ago.
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After 5 years of trying, and the loss of our dear sweet stillborn Greyson last year, my wife and I are proud and happy to announce the birth of our daughter, Dolyn Reed Powell (Dolyn, short for Gwendolyn, my grandmother's name) on 3/9/19. Love!
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Born on Monday, July 10, at the Philadelphia Zoo, the female Amur tiger cub was the only survivor in her litter of five; two of her siblings were stillborn, one died from an injury sustained by its mother and another suffered from a critical gastrointestinal issue.
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Hundreds of people were homeless and dozens were dead, though the destruction from the heat had been so great it would be months before police were certain of how many: 70 died that night, plus a premature baby, Logan Gomes, who was stillborn later that day.
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The European Union's economic waterboarding of Greece resulted in a quarter cut from hospital budgets and spending on drugs halved, while rates of H.I.V. infection spiked, cases of major depression doubled, suicide attempts rose by one-third, and the number of stillborn babies rose by 21 percent.
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While taro is eaten throughout the Pacific, only in Hawaii is it revered as a bridge between the mortal and the divine: the plant that grew from the grave of the Sky Father's stillborn child, and then watched over his younger, human brother and all his descendants ever after.
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If, very late in pregnancy, a fetus was found to be nonviable — to have a condition that would not allow it to survive after birth — the woman might continue the pregnancy and deliver a stillborn baby, or she might decide not to continue the pregnancy, Dr. Caughey said.
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A tour-de-force performance from Caitriona Balfe makes "Faith" one of the most unforgettable episodes of the series so far, and the moment when Claire sees her stillborn daughter for the first and last time — and sings her a beautiful, devastating lullaby — will remain etched in our hearts forever.
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Harry and William spoke with Harry the Gomes family — parents Marcio and Andreia, both 38, and their daughters Luana, 12, and Megan, 10 — all of whom escaped the fire from their home on the 21st floor only to lose Andreia's unborn son Logan, who was delivered stillborn hours after the fire.
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I wouldn't be surprised if people reading only the flap copy are put off by its synopsis: The twin towers reappear intact in the Dakota badlands 20 years after their fall, inhabited only by Elvis Presley's stillborn twin brother, now an adult, who is traumatized for being the one who survived.
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The mothers were part of a clinical trial to evaluate the safety and effectiveness of the erectile dysfunction drug on unborn babies who had severe fetal growth restriction and who faced significant risk of being stillborn or dying after birth, according to a study that detailed the design and protocol of the clinical trial.
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The New York Times reviewed thousands of pages of court and other public records involving workers who said they had suffered miscarriages, gone into premature labor or, in one case, had a stillborn baby after their employers rejected their pleas for assistance — a break from flipping heavy mattresses, lugging large boxes and pushing loaded carts.
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Last July, after receiving a tip from a doctor that Richardson may have delivered a stillborn baby, police searched the family's property where they said they found the charred remains of a newborn girl in Richardson's backyard — then arrested the teen for aggravated murder, involuntary manslaughter, child endangerment, tampering with evidence and gross abuse of a corpse.
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For the Western University anthropologists who analyzed the mummy, it's a fascinating glimpse into ancient Egypt, but for the family who endured this loss, it was a heart-wrenching tragedy—so much so that the family took the time to wrap the stillborn baby in cloth and place the remains inside a small coffin for posterity.
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" This may not sound relevant, but remember that Daenerys had a stillborn child, Rhaego, back in season one, which is why this imagined exchange would be particularly poignant: "Davos: Begging your pardon, Your Grace, I know you don't have children, but imagine what it would be like to have your child sacrificed in a dark magic ritual that didn't even work.
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