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An investigation by the British government's Insolvency Service determined that Liam Collins and David Bone should be disqualified from directorships for a total of 28 years.
The singer was ordered to pay a total of £1,185 and disqualified from driving.
A total of 31 were subsequently disqualified: 2 because they did not have a primary breast malignancy, 17 because they received neoadjuvant chemotherapy prior to surgical intervention, 3 due to incomplete imaging (1 refused MRI imaging and 2 subjects withdrew from the study), and 9 were disqualified because they had no final surgical pathology due to withdrawal from the study center.
Chinn said a request for contributions had been put to representatives of the quartet, who last May were disqualified from working as company directors in Britain for a total of 19 years.
A total of 101 patients with spontaneous SAH disqualified from neurosurgical operative treatment due to poor clinical condition.
Of the 205 recruited for the study, five were disqualified because their mental status questionnaire score was <7, resulting in a total of 200 study participants.
To avoid noise interference in ERP recording because of incorrect trials, participants who completed a total of 6 errors or lack of responses were disqualified.
Each participant completed a total of 250 500 valid trials (i.e., that were not disqualified by the online eyetracking process).
A total of 441 MSM were interviewed in the study, but three of them were disqualified from participation because they were less than 18 years of age.
Lawyers for Bush and the counties do not contest the deed was done, but they dismissed it as "secretarial" and said that the remedy suggested disqualifying a total of 24,000 absentee ballots in the two counties is excessive.
