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> -wrap-foot> > -wrap-foot> Of the 89 women in the IG who participated in the follow-up, 90% rated the midwife's initiative to discuss the RLP as very or rather positive, 45% had previously reflected on the questions covered in the discussion and brochure and 82% estimated it to be very or rather likely that they would approach a midwife if they had more questions about reproduction.

Most of the informants did not give the impression of having previously reflected extensively upon risks of negative interactions between herbal medicine and CDT.

The 3Com Corporation, a maker of equipment for computer networks, restated results for the first quarter of its fiscal year to show a bigger loss than it had previously reported, reflecting the impact of a new accounting rule related to impairment of good will, the company said in regulatory documents filed yesterday.

That suggests they contained risks that JPMorgan's risk-weighting calculations hadn't previously reflected.

The analyses of the interview data showed that the informants had not previously reflected extensively on possible risk of negative interactions when combining herbal medicine and CDT.

But comments by administration officials in Washington and a senior NATO official in Brussels on Wednesday indicated that the United States was doing more to encourage a peaceful settlement in Afghanistan than officials had previously disclosed, and might reflect growing pessimism that the buildup of American forces there will produce decisive gains against the Taliban insurgency.

In the present study, the chosen doses and frequencies of treatments (Table  1) reflected what had previously been shown to be effect in the literature but doses were increased in proportion to the physically larger plants.

The government had previously put forward amendments to reflect a suite of changes proposed by the bipartisan security committee, but now admits it needs to make additional adjustments and has delayed the bill's passage through the lower house until next week during the final sittings of parliament.

Three of the seven had previously voted to uphold it, reflecting a learning curve derived from encountering hundreds of death cases, an experience that radically changed previous dispositions.

The government's decision to be open about doubts that had previously been harboured in private could reflect struggles between outgoing leaders and their still-influential predecessors.

The Forecourt replaced a reflecting pool that had previously stood in front of the Shrine.