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"People who collapse outside the home are more likely to have a bystander initiate CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation)," he said.
The most frequent foreign burials these days are of Iranian pilgrims visiting Najaf who collapse and die.
Ultimately, "Detachment" blames parental indifference for everything: students who hurl profanity at their teachers, teachers who collapse in histrionic despair, and total classroom dysfunction.
In his worship services, the Holy Ghost descends on women who collapse in the aisle with "spasming legs" and preachers whip their flocks into orgiastic frenzies.
The law was passed so that coaches would be prepared to give emergency medical treatment for the handful of teen-agers who collapse or are injured during practices.
The device, which uses a jolt of electricity to jump-start a failing heart, could let families save the lives of loved ones who collapse unexpectedly, officials said.
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Instead, it strikes Aminta, who collapses, as if dead.
We had somebody who collapsed and we had to call an ambulance".
Now the managers could talk to their players, who collapsed on the grass.
The first person he encounters is a large, disheveled drunk (Mr. Wilkinson), who collapses.
Ms. Schiavo, who collapsed and suffered cardiac arrest in 1990, has major and permanent brain damage.
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