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Assuming that 50% of the congenital CMV infants would be infected in the first trimester, of whom 90% would be asymptomatic, and 10% would develop sequels later in life, and 10% would be born with symptoms, of whom 90% would suffer from sequels, then an estimated 9 of 10,000 infants who are born in our medical center will suffer from a sequel of congenital CMV infection.

As Vinyl Factory points out, Tim Book Two: Vinyl Adventures from Istanbul to San Francisco is a sequel of sorts to Telling Stories, Tim Burgess's memoir and first published book.

The incident between the two women's glossies (note how I refrained from using the term catfight?) had a sequel of sorts today when Condé Nast's GQ threw its Paul Smith embossed calfskin briefcase in the direction of NatMags' Esquire, over the same issue.

There was a sequel, of course, "Escape from L.A.," memorable for the scene of Snake Plissken (Kurt Russell) surfing on Wilshire Boulevard.

It needs a sequel of its own, from the extraordinary saga of the North Sea wells to little Tibshelf in Derbyshire.

Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukJOHN CASSIDY'S new book is a sequel of sorts.

The commercial is also meant as a sequel of sorts, continuing on from Budweiser's spot last year "Brotherhood" about a Clydesdale that grew close to its rugged trainer.

Peterson, has produced a sequel, of sorts.

The trips back to the cinematic well (or chum bucket, as the case may be) include "Kung Fu Panda 2," "Paranormal Activity 3," "Scream 4," "Fast Five," and the eighth Harry Potter movie, "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (Part Two)." You might call the latter a sequel of a sequel of a sequel of a sequel of a sequel of a sequel of a sequel.

Though not a sequel of matter, "Wonderstruck" is very much a sequel of method, and a test of it.

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