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... always on the front page. Eleven years after Sputnik, on Christmas Eve, 1968, the famous “earth rise” photo was broadcast from ...
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... were thought likely to be caused by epilepsy.” By Christmas 2006, the patient had been discharged and was only having AH once a ...
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- The 7 Wonders Of The Parenting World
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... Eight month’s pregnant and don’t feel like Christmas shopping? Amazon.com Have a newborn, and don’t feel ... sent a Thomas the Train ride-on toy to our youngest for Christmas, and both boys are still playing with the box it came in as often as ...
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... for six years and consider draft day equivalent to Christmas morning. "In order for the game to feel powerful for people, you ...
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Over the past few years we have been hearing about the anti-oxidising effect of the Mediterranean diet, however until now there have been no reliable scientific studies carried out to prove this. A team of IMIM-Hospital del Mar researchers consisting of ...
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- Brain Tumor Vaccine Trial Shows Promising Results
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... her system, Parsa performed surgery, just four days before Christmas. He removed all but a very small amount of tumor that was near an ...
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