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The vaccinations are expected to be given from late January through March.

Administration officials said that the president's speech, to be given from the deck of the warship as it sails toward San Diego, would signal a shift in American military operations in Iraq -- from combat to policing -- while also indicating Mr. Bush's focus on a domestic agenda.

If the mother is H.I.V.-positive but has a CD4 count above 350, her Mother-Baby Pack contains the antiretroviral AZT, to be taken beginning at 14 weeks of pregnancy, and nevirapine for the baby, to be given from birth to until he or she is 6 weeks old.

In addition, the clocks have a different meaning here, since they are intended to be given from the environment to trigger computations.

TMS now biased decision responses toward the left hand, indicating disruption of evidence integration for responses that were to be given from the contralateral-to-TMS hand.

Take note that occasionally, if the counter in charge of spitting out the correct number of tickets is counting too slow (this happens very rarely, and varies by the machine), it could end up giving you more tickets than what was supposed to be given from a normal counter.

According to Courtines, $15,000 may be given from one person to another each year without any tax repercussions.

No 10 indicated that more work was needed on Osborne's demands for non-eurozone countries to be given protections from rules drawn up for the single market.

Last week, a group of Nobel laureates called for elite scientists and engineers to be given exemption from the rules, like Premier League footballers.

Gloucestershire gave a first-class debut to 17-year-old spinner Miles Hammond, who had to be given permission from his school to take part in the game.

A talk on the issues will be given from 6 30 to 8 p.m., $10 at the door.