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"Missing Richard Simmons" treated Simmons with respect that other presentations of him, including his own, haven't always provided, but it also invaded the privacy of its elusive subject — and entertained wild, reckless theories about Simmons's longtime live-in housekeeper.

Whilst NIV is known to be beneficial in exacerbations of COPD2, acute cardiogenic pulmonary oedema3 and other presentations of ARF, there is scarce data available on the impact frailty may have on the success of NIV in this patient group.

While the prognosis in these cases is poor compared with that for other presentations of breast cancer, a reasonable survival and quality of life can be obtained with a team approach to treatment.

Second, the surveillance study is limited to hospitalized cases of pulmonary infection and so does not include sub-acute forms and other presentations of the disease; the follow-up questionnaire revealed that one third of the patients actually had chronic melioidosis which resulted in overestimating the proportion of melioidosis in severe acute respiratory infections.

However, where these lesions differed from other presentations of the disease were primarily in the kidney, where in the Canadian situation there is profound interstitial haemorrhage, and in the heart, in the Chilean ISA outbreaks there is hydropericardium and severe myocarditis.

Other presentations on the mechanisms of tissue calcification and their possible role in osteoarthritis are not summarized here.

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Awarded yearly to a British artist under 50 for an outstanding exhibition or other presentation of their work in the 12 months preceding, is it anything more than a pat on the back and £40k?

The criteria for the prize are that it is awarded to a British artist – which encompasses artists working in the UK – aged under 50 for an outstanding exhibition or other presentation of their work in the preceding 12 months.

The A.P.A. reaffirmed and arguably expanded the Goldwater rule in March, stating that it applies not only to a "diagnosis" but also to "an opinion about the affect, behavior, speech, or other presentation of an individual that draws on the skills, training, expertise, and/or knowledge inherent in the practice of psychiatry".

The prize, which was established in 1984 and named after the 19th-century landscape painter J.M.W. Turner, is given annually to a British artist under 50 for an outstanding exhibition or other presentation of their work in the 12 months before April 4, 2011.