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LAST year Boris Yeltsin was said officially to have "lost his voice" when what he really needed was a quintuple by-pass for his heart.

Cancelling the Salisbury by-pass, for example, will condemn the city to worse traffic jams unless its council takes radical measures to prevent traffic coming into the city centre.

In this paper the proposed application is to generate a pulsating blood flow during cardiopulmonary by-pass for cardiac surgery.

It was designed to provide a by-pass for traffic from the M4 to the Vale of Glamorgan.

It has existed since the 13th century but was developed into its current form in the early 19th century by installing lock gates on a tidal stretch of the River Avon in the centre of the city and providing a tidal by-pass for the river.

Thus, aprotinin is mainly used in the clinic as anti-haemorrhagic agent in extracorporal circulation (valve replacement, coronary by-pass), for preventing postoperative haemorrhage, and as anti protease in acute pancreatitis.

The effects on by-passing for both the local facilities and tertiary hospitals necessitate further consideration.

At least in some families unique radial conducting cells originating from cambial ray initials connect neighbouring vessels, perhaps providing by-passes for water flow around embolisms (Angyalossy et al., 2012).

This season, Eli set an NFL record by passing for 15 touchdowns in the fourth quarter.

Booty, 25, set national prep records by passing for 11,700 yards and 126 touchdowns.

TAYLOR HEINICKE The quarterback set a Division I record by passing for 730 yards as Old Dominion beat New Hampshire, 64-61.