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I'm serious: on 19 October 2015, the Conservative government was finally ousted after a decade in power, Drake dropped his now-iconic video for "Hotline Bling," and the Toronto Blue Jays – Canada's only baseball team – won another post-season game, bringing us closer to a spot in the World Series (which didn't happen, but still).

It's a shame really". British Triathlon coach Mark Pearce said: "He took a knock when he fell, but it's nothing serious". Fri 4 Feb 11: Details of the Hyde Park Olympic triathlon course have been released.

This implication derives from his claim that it is "crucial to racial discrimination … that the prejudicial judgments it involves are not just the idiosyncratic attitudes of a particular agent but are widely shared in the society in question and commonly expressed and acted on in ways that have serious consequences" (2008: 73 74).

Multivariate regression analyses indicated that moderate-to-severe disease activity was the strongest significant predictor of serious infection (HR=2.24, P<0.001), followed by treatment with narcotic analgesics (HR=1.98, P<0.001), treatment with prednisone (HR=1.57, P=0.002), and then infliximab treatment (HR=1.43, P=0.006).

The Agency reviewed the most serious 186 of these 2410 incidents in detail.

The effects of Pb on the central nervous system of fetuses, infants, children up to 6 years of age, and pregnant women can be especially serious (WHO 1996a, 1996b).

Few individuals would appear to feel, for a modifiable or preventable condition, "that [they] would NOT like to be contacted"; modifiable and non-serious 19 %, CI 15 25%%; preventable and fatal 5%%, CI 3 7 % with very few feeling "very strongly that [they] would NOT like to be contacted".

Even draconian emission controls would only limit sea level rise to a serious 40-centimeter rise by 2100.

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Silverstein's fiefdom at Ground Zero is sick with dangers graver than the 34 broken bones, 183 serious burns, 441 lacerations, 1,000 eye injuries and other wounds from crashing cranes and exploding gas cylinders.

He intended to criticize John F. Kennedy's proposed civil rights bill as "too little, and too late," and to refer to the movement as "a serious revolution" (Lewis, 28 August 1963).

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