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What made it worse, one wrote, was that her anger at the protesters who had screamed at and berated her as she walked into the Kansas clinic had, for a long time, prevented her from dealing with her grief for the baby she had lost.
Choose foods like oatmeal for breakfast which keep you full for a long time, preventing unhealthy snacking before lunch.
A resolution of the issues concerning display rules in cross-cultural perception of emotion has for a long time been prevented by the limited nature of the methodologies applied to the problem.
Turner is not a socially dangerous person in the sense that we need to keep him confined for a long time to prevent further harm.
"There was this rule in place, and it'd been in place for a long time to prevent the kind of thing you're going to see now, which is attempted court packing," Mr. Sekulow said.
She added that victims often felt a sense of responsibility to other potential victims, and were relieved when their rapist was locked up for a long time, thereby preventing further attacks.
"I've been working for my son for a long time, trying to prevent something like this from happening," she said.
If a house is to be vacant for a long time, you may prevent water in a toilet's trap from evaporating (and thereby permitting sewer gases to enter the home) by raising the toilet's lid and seat and covering the bowl with saran wrap.
Certainly, several researchers say, the trial helps to confirm something they have thought for a long time: that lower cholesterol prevents heart attacks.
We highlight that all members of the surgical and theatre team need to be familiar both with the implant equipment and of any recent design modifications, particularly if they have been used to using one system for a long time, in order to prevent surgical errors.
This therapy we suggest may or may not eradicate the micrometastases even if given over a long time but it could prevent growth beyond a mm or so indefinitely.
