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He said that about 15,000 to 20,000 American men with advanced prostate cancer were now treated with Taxotere each year, but that 27,000 Americans died each year of the disease.

South Western Ambulance Service said more than 54% of patients were now treated at home, at minor injuries units or referred to district nurses.

Simultaneously, the Seventh Amendment to the Constitution removed the distinction between Part A and Part B states, both of which were now treated only as "states", with Part C states being renamed "union territories".

This yielded three groups for comparison (1, no diabetes [reference]; 2, incident diabetes at F1; and 3, incident diabetes at F2). Hypertension, past or present cardiovascular disease, BMI, and depression score were now treated as time-dependent covariates, thereby allowing them to covary with diabetes status over time.

West Midlands Police said Ms Pascale was still missing but they were now treating her disappearance as a murder inquiry.

Women are now treated more equally.

Mental-health problems once dismissed are now treated seriously.

Instead we are now treated to serious films made by serious film-makers.

That cost is now treated as an expense, and S.& P. does not change that.

These boys are now treated with Ritalin (and recent alternatives, Adderall or Dextrostat).

Corporations are now treated as individuals as far as political contributions are concerned.