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Most streets in Port-au-Prince have been cleared of rubble.The immediate worry now is providing shelter robust enough to withstand the rains (and landslides) that normally begin in earnest in May, and the hurricanes that may follow from June onwards.
Admission to the aggressive and invasive treatment environment of the intensive care unit (ICU) may follow from the first episode of a life-threatening illness or following deterioration or concurrent illness in a child with an underlying life-limiting condition.
First, the writedown is a signal that others may follow from WorldCom competitors.
If Dr. Nakamura wins, an avalanche of similar suits may follow from Japanese researchers who believe they have been denied fair compensation from their inventions.
Consumers like their new purchasing power, but will not like the layoffs that may follow from the rising cost of their wages to their employers.
He indicated that the city may have misled the black firefighters in its communications to them and said their position "may follow from the language of Title VII".
Brooks' conclusion -- if a school teaches to the test, it's the fault of the leaders, not of the test -- may follow logically from his premises, but it's a house of cards, and not just because Ravitch is being painted unfairly.
In addition, secondary effects may follow directly from action observation and/or indirectly through an increase in physical activity.
HBeAg-negative CHB may follow seroconversion from HBeAg to anti-HBe antibodies during the immune reactive phase or may develop after years or decades in the inactive carrier state.
It is believed that such atrophy may follow on from the use of transgluteal surgical approaches (Madsen et al. 2004), but the presence of gluteal atrophy in patients treated through a posterior approach suggests that this is related to the metal-based disease process (Hart 2013).
Fortunately, Hudson was on-hand to answer our questions concerning, specifically, how she gets (and stays) so glowing, embarrassing former haircuts and beauty lessons she may or may not follow from her famous mother.
