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"I hate to say this, but when you have trouble, it's usually from an upgrade," Mr. Hester confided.

In these cases, the hemorrhage (severe bleeding) is usually from an artery in a posterior location, higher and deeper in the nose.

Similarly, the elimination of a water molecule, usually from an alcohol, is known as dehydration; when both leaving atoms are hydrogen atoms, the reaction is known as dehydrogenation.

Most donations come from people who die suddenly, usually from an accident, a gunshot or a brief illness that resulted in brain death.

It is more common for cancer to spread to a fallopian tube (usually from an ovary, breast or lining of the uterus) than for a new cancer to develop in it.

As well as two weeks' unpaid work experience in hospital, the young people receive 10 weeks' online mentoring – usually from an employee at their local NHS trust – who works in an area they are interested in.

Its hallmark is a damaged heart, usually from a heart attack or high blood pressure.

When I was growing up, upside-down cakes were made with pineapple, usually from a can.

This quality can be learned, usually from a colleague whose attitude has motivated you.

The government buys - usually from a consortium of firms - architectural and construction expertise.

Women sell any food that requires extensive preparation, usually from a container perched atop their heads.