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It appears that "Citizen Koch," an embattled documentary about the influence of money on politics, which suffered a near-death experience after the public-television system withdrew its support, may survive after all.

By Jane Mayer August 13, 2013 It appears that "Citizen Koch," an embattled documentary about the influence of money on politics, which suffered a near-death experience after the public-television system withdrew its support, may survive after all.

"A couple times, Edison indicated that he at least had ideas about creating a device that would be able to detect whatever it is that may survive after the body ceases to be animate.

Even as long ago as 1987, scientists at the National Cancer Institute reported that "if a pregnancy is begun, there is room, with present limited knowledge, for reassurance that the human fetus may survive unharmed even after exposure to modern multiple-agent chemotherapy during the first trimester".

It is of particular importance in children who may survive for decades after successful antineoplastic treatment.

Bacteriologists are in agreement that many strains of bacteria, including the common pathogens, are resistant to freezing and may survive and grow after being exposed to temperatures as low as 50 or 60 degrees below zero for weeks or months.

However, unlike these species, hydrilla can form tubers, which may survive for several days after removal from water [ 54] and remain viable even after ingestion and regurgitation by waterfowl [ 55].

The presence of stem taxa in the fossil record does not indicate that crown groups have evolved, and stem taxa may survive for millions of years after the crown taxa appear.

This indicates that some seropositive bats may survive at least 3 years after Lyssavirus infection.

Considering that in Europe 55% of the patients with laryngeal cancer may survive more than five years after first diagnosis [ 7], early and accurate diagnosis is important for adopting the right treatment and, consequently, for improving patient survival.

However, we know that women may survive for months and even years after failing initial therapy and that they may respond several more times to chemotherapy regimes, particularly in the platinum-sensitive group [ 25, 26].