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The Crandell Theater on Main Street is one of the few remaining independently owned movie theaters that presents first-run films.

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Factors remaining independently and significantly associated ranked: (a) longer treatment with lithium, (b) lower mean daily dose of lithium carbonate, (c) higher mean serum lithium concentration, (d) older age at the time of assays, (e) co-occurring medical illness (Table 8).

Factors remaining independently associated with significant fibrosis in the multivariate analysis (OR; 95% CI) were chronic AST and γ-GT elevation as well as time on saquinavir (Table 2).

Rates of albuminuria were higher in both remote groups compared to the urban Australian group, with risk of albuminuria remaining independently higher in both remote groups after adjustment for other risk factors.

" 'No, you don't have to be embalmed.' 'Well, I heard that.' 'You heard that because it beefs up the bottom line, but if you're not having a full visitation and open casket, why would you have to embalm someone?' " Kraft-Sussman is one of the few remaining independently-owned funeral homes in the Las Vegas area, and is also one of the only such businesses in the country that is owned by women.

When pooled together in a single logistic regression model, both the factors remained independently associated with major morbidity, but peak lactate remained the only independent factor for mortality.

If so, Bank Indonesia may remain independently ineffective for a while longer.

Vice added that it remained independently controlled and operated by its senior management, led by co-founder and chief executive Shane Smith, after its latest minority investor deals.

The real love affair in the play is Janie and Tasha's; their struggle to love each other and remain independently themselves is the one that Ms. Wasserstein and this production most satisfyingly explore.

The use of NIV remained independently associated with poor outcomes.