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"They're happy that there's somewhere patients can be referred now".
The design, to which Farrell earlier referred, now begins to emerge.
In addition to the manuscripts listed by Pourjavady and Schmidtke, interested readers can be referred now to an online resource, Manuscript 35 in the Minasian collection at UCLA, 160ff., digitized images of which have been made public.
Martuni's regimental commander, Monte Melkonian, referred now by his men as "Avo", although lacking heavy armor, managed to stave off repeated attempts by the Azeri forces.
Children referred now are about 12 times more likely to have isolated VUR than previously (age-adjusted OR 11.9 and 95% CI 4.3 to 33.5, p<0.001 for girls; 14.4, and 4.3 to 47.6, p<0.001 for boys).
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So it only seems fair to refer now, if the shutdown occurs, to the current speaker of the House as "Herbert Hoover Boehnerr.
I refer now not to a boy's but to an adult's education: in loss, grief and, that inescapable component of living, betrayal.
Cumulative housing price growth refers now to the period between 2005:Q1 and 2007:Q4.
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