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Manhattan is the only area in New York City that has not suffered the type of neglect the Bronx has experienced.
The Federal District Court in Alexandria, Va., in an opinion affirmed by the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit in Richmond, dismissed the case on the ground that Ms. Ali had not suffered the type of "adverse employment action" necessary to maintain her lawsuit.
Miroku was filmed skiing when he suffered the type of groin injury that will make anyone cringe.
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Protagonist Maxine Peake's character Juliet suffers the type of abuse that is often invisible.
Among students of history, there are fears that we will suffer the type of chronic economic malaise that afflicted the world after the 1929 stock market crash, or that weakened Japan after the puncturing of twin stock and housing market bubbles around 1990.
Nevertheless, due to an upgraded macroeconomic policy framework and careful regulation of the financial system, Mexico did not suffer the type of financial and fiscal crises experienced in other countries (Schwellnus 2011).
If we lose just 1 million barrels per day, or suffer the type of damage sustained from Hurricane Katrina, the government will open the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, which offers a mere 6 to 8 week supply of unrefined crude oil.
These refineries have suffered because the type of crude oil they process — light, sweet crude from the Atlantic — happens to be the most expensive.
You sense they have not been told in any coherent way the long-term nature of the trauma they may have suffered and the type of treatment that may require.
Mr. Irwin said "he suffered the same type of shoulder injury as Ms. Diallo and that all she had to do to recover from it is to go to physical therapy and pull on some rubber bands," according to Mr. Thompson's letter.
Why it matters: About two million people in the United States suffer from the type of heart failure targeted in this study.
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