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...r little girl, a clever little girl. And if she has to drink a spoonful of medicine, she won’t make a mur- mur, I’ll be bound. Not like some little gi... ...ound the room. It was not a bad bed- room, light and warm. There were many medicine bottles ag- gregated in a corner of the washstand—and a bottle of ... ... They were all frightened at the collapse of their lives, and the sense of disaster in which they were involved left them no inner freedom. Yet they w...

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...Montecuculi, who, be- fore entering the service of Charles V . had studied medicine? History is silent on that point. We shall see presently what clou... ... the origin of the Medici, who were descended, some said, from a doctor of medicine, others from a rich druggist. She made no direct answer. Dayelle c... ...d the Louvre she sent for the tutor, and her anger was such, on seeing the disaster to her policy caused by the ambition of this son of a shoemaker, t... ...de Guemenee. The stupidity he showed in not anticipating that “serenissime disaster,” to use the ex- pression of Lebrun Pindare, was the reason why no...

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...d, as it was particularly calculated for the use of the poor and for cheap medicines, it was made public, so that everybody might see it, and copies w... ...e power of man was baffled and brought to an end. So the Plague defied all medicines; the very physicians were seized with it, with their preservative... ... all his family , if he knew whither to go, and many did so. But the great disaster was that many did thus after they were really infected themselves,... ... as anyone may suppose, they having been free from the distemper till that disaster, which, bringing the infection to the house, spread it immediately... ...number of whom there usually died in that time but eighty-four of the same disaster. Let the reader calculate the proportion. There is no room to doub... ...the child too, and both died before he could get home to send a preventive medicine to the father of the child, to whom he had told their condition. W... ... brought upon us, and that such a prodigious number of people sank in that disaster, which, if proper steps had been taken, might, Provi- dence concur... ...ttle eruptions of fires, which were presently extin- guished, there was no disaster of that kind happened in the whole year. They told us a story of a... ... out of which, or with which, physicians might make an infinite variety of medicines, as the ringers of bells make several hundred differ- ent rounds ...

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...er and lower Part of Mankind; but that the middle Sta tion had the fewest Disasters, and was not expos’d to so many Vicissitudes as the higher or low... ..., if you do not go back, where ever you go, you will meet with nothing but Disasters and Disappointments till your Father’s Words are fulfilled upon yo... ...rning; but particularly we were very hungry. But our Patron warn’d by this Disaster, resolved to take more Care of himself for the future; and having ... ...ling, at my Return; but since human Affairs are all subject to Changes and Disasters, I would have you give Orders but for One Hundred Pounds Sterl. w... ...; for if I had been under it I had never wanted a Grave Digger : Upon this Disaster I had a great deal of Work to do over again; for I had the loose E... ...ore of the Turtle’s Eggs, which were very good: This Evening I renew’d the Medicine which I had suppos’d did me good the Day before, viz. the Tobacco ... ...a little Spice of the cold Fit, but it was not much. July 2. I renew’d the Medicine all the three Ways, and doz’d my self with it as at first; and doub...

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...hopes, his patrimony and his self- respect, miserably went down. From this disaster, like a spent swimmer, he came desper- ately ashore, bankrupt of m... ...what awful figure; and my aunt had given him a dose of our good old Scotch medicine, Dr. Gregory’s powder. Now that rem- edy, as the work of a near ki... ...arbours were successfully carried out: one, the harbour of Wick, the chief disaster of my father’s life, was a failure; the sea proved too strong for ...

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...oor in the said hospital, free of charge for diet, atten dance, advice, and medicines), and shall make the same appear to the satisfaction of the spe... ... only: a small, but very material alteration. However, when the news of this disaster reached England, our friends there, whom we had taken care to fu...

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...isgiving as to his conduct in the previous years, when he had prepared the disaster of Agincourt by wasteful feud. This unconsciousness of the larger ... ...er magazine finds him- self at last the author and the victim of a hideous disaster. So with our pleasant-minded Pepys and his peccadilloes. All of a ... ...liated, let others be humiliated first; like a child who will not take his medicine until he has made his nurse and his mother drink of it before him....

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...child's education, parent-children model, symptom-disease model, personality-medicine model in case of Homeopathy medicines, crime and punishment, ... ...ophic logic play a vital role in several of the real world problems like law, medicine, industry, finance, IT, stocks and share etc. Use of neutroso... ...dra students find it difficult to enter any professional course: engineering, medicine, law or architecture. At times, even if they qualify for a pr... ... expert, this is also prevalent in every vocation and occupation such as law, medicine, acting and performing arts, science and technology, etc. She... ...ights for every sect of people. If everyone has to get equal rights, the only medicine is communal representation. Trying to overrule and evade with... ...hasing a house amongst the populace of non Dalits. Even a large scale natural disaster like the earth quake in Gujarat in 2001 could not ensure that...

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...ilities and eqaipment for teaching and research in the various branches of medicine probably unsurpassed in (hit country. Of the five bu'Idings, four ... ...s of fjrjston furnish abundant opportunities for clin- ical instruction in medicine and surgery. Course for the Degree of M. D. A four years' course, ... ...rth year »re wholly elettivf; ; they include laboratory subiects, fjcneral medicine, general surKery and the special cliniral branches. The next schoo... ...ties and eq'jipmer.t for teaching; and research in the various branches of medicine probably unsurpas.<;cd in this country. Of ihc five buildint;s, fo... ...s of H'^ston (urnibh abundant opportiinitics for clin. ical instruction in medicine and ^ur^try. Course for the Degres of M. D. A four vears' course, ... ... was followed by great good fortune, were responsible for his freedom from disaster. Surprise and dispersal were his chief objects, and he had no sple... ...quantity, and the four attempts at forward passes' either M]et with direct disaster or failed to meet the legal reqnirenjents. Fumbles were frequent. ...

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...s of his confusion to answer it. “It’s all right. It’s not broken in a way medicine can help. Or hurt.” Cully and Peter looked at him, startled,... ... not wanting to acknowledge her previous visit to this house. Last night’s disaster brought enough bad marks against her. She did not want him rem... ...hrough the door. “Now, Daniel, he ain’t bad. He can’t help it if the only medicine that can be offered is waiting and praying. That’s the way of ... ... intensity in York’s eyes. He looked like a child forced to swallow bitter medicine for his own good. “I was wrong about you, Mrs. Connolly. We a... ...ious.” “Why don’t you sit down and enjoy it? Chocolate is always the best medicine.” “Medicine? For what?” “For whatever ails you.” Daniel s... ...m Jonas. You directed Po-Ca-Hon-Tas with Rupert Gable as Kod-Liv-Royl, the Medicine Man. Albany, 1862” “You remember that? You must have been a ... ... the debris left by his first wife. Now that very thoroughness could bring disaster. All the signs point to it. After so many hours with Ronan, s...

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...t follow for one moment that he is of less value as a parent. His personal disaster may be due to the possession of a bold and enterprising character,... ...rt of the more fortunate. They are taken from Clifford Allbutt’s System of Medicine (art. “Hy- giene of Y outh,” Dr. Clement Dukes). 15,564 boys and y... ...en no more than a preten- tious wholesale substitute for retail misery and disaster. Four- teen million pounds a year, I am told, go to British Chari-... ...far more copious and varied tongue than had Addison or Spenser— that is no disaster—but there is no reason why we should not keep fast hold of all the... ...erature of science. Some also would pass on to study for the profession of medicine through more special work in Chemistry and Physiology, and some wi... ...roblems. Through such a course as this students might pass to the study of medicine just as well as through Natural Philosophy, and the medical profes... ...e things that mean tumult, blood- shed, undying hatreds, schisms and final disaster to uncivi- lized races, are accomplished in peace; constitutional ... ... they had only understood one another, all this bloodshed, all this crash, disaster, and waste of generations could have been avoided!” Our time has c...

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...tment for HIV/AIDS as inpatients of the Government Hospital for Thoracic Medicine at Tambaram (called the “Tambaram Sanatorium”) hospital are from ... ... On the other hand, involuntary migration might take place due to natural disasters or war and the consequent persecution or in some of the cases be... ... with HIV/AIDS taking treatment from the Government Hospital for Thoracic Medicine at Tambaram (we refer to this as the Tambaram Sanatorium). Some o... ...m most of them demanded that the government should ‘fastly’ discover some medicine to cure them all, except only one individual who was of the opini... ..., except only one individual who was of the opinion that discovery of any medicine to cure the HIV/AIDS patients will result in complete degenerati... ...en at such early ages, several of these migrant patients have also taken medicine for the same after contracting it from them. Another notable poin...

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...rself on the receiving end of both in ample doses in July 2005. The taste of one's medicine is always bitter. In a string of uninterrupted and unpu... ...ttest, ignoring one's own rules of engagement in warfare is a recipe for recurrent disaster. By courting the USA, Blair is courting a pernicious tr... ...ally exposed with the total disarray that follows an emergency (such as a natural disaster or a terrorist attack). To deflect criticism and in a ... ...mmed by inter-ethnic rivalry, a moribund social system, decades of war and natural disaster (such as the draught in 1998- 9), and intense meddling a... ...hcare and potable water schemes in Iraq as well as for micronutrients, vitamins and medicines for its malnourished and disease-stricken populace. S... ... 332-page dual use "Goods Review" list. Iraq receives over $4.5 billion of food and medicines a year through the UN-administered oil for food and m... ...ary responsibility for ensuring that the Iraqi population is provided with adequate medicine, health supplies, foodstuffs and materials and supplies... ...earmarked for equipment and infrastructure, would be diverted to purchase food and medicine "on a reimbursable basis". Who would reimburse the fund...

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...gesting that the Director ofthe CDC is covering up a potential national medical disaster?" "Not the Director, but someone on the inside. Someone who... ...in a pub, London just won't exist anymore. The Okla­ homa Federal Building was a disaster; but if it were a nuclear briefcase, instead of pickup truc... ..." she said, be­ coming more alert. "You must be chosen. It takes many power­ ful Medicine men to have such a ceremony. Why have they chosen Matloch?"... ... poisons into the environment, and are, at this moment, creating a catastrophic disaster to the resi­ dents living near these nuclear storage sites?"... ...a United Nations Super Fund to deal with present and future world-wide nuclear disasters. The President then told the U.S. Ambassador to set up a s... ...d the Hearings for saving the nation from what could have been an even greater disaster. They pleaded for calm, and promised that everything would ... ...of Politics. Ryan's hate festered like an unhealing infection that no amount of medicine could cure. After years of carrying out 'Special Assignment...

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...ctri- cal equipment), food, vehicles and spare parts, textiles and clothing, medicines; substantial military deliveries Major trade partners: US, USSR... ...o.b., 1985); mainly corn, building materials, clothing, vehicles, machinery, medicines, petroleum, oil, and lubricants Major trade partner: South Afri... ...oding, and volcanic activity that results in an average of one major natural disaster every five years Special notes: northernmost of Windward Islands... ... million (1984); petroleum, steel products, railroad equipment, chemi- cals, medicines, raw cotton, fertilizer, grain Major trade partners: exports US...

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...ate’s narrative as may save all readers from my fair Westmoreland friend’s disaster,—it remains to give such an answer, as without further research ca... ...alæstric lady and her stern Pædo-gymnastics, in a clever book on household medicine and surgery under circumstances of in- evitable seclusion from pro... ...nd unconsciously, he was biased to a mode of treatment; namely, by drastic medicines varied without end, which fear- fully exasperated the complaint. ... ... Christendom obsolete for ages, so long it seemed inevitable that the same disasters should follow the T urkish banners. And to this point, accordingl... ...nd of the insurrection. But far worse and more decisive was the subsequent disaster of the 17th. Ypsilanti had been again reinforced; and his advanced... ... the ground. An officer of rank, and a brave man, appalled by this hideous disaster, the affair of a few moments, rode up to the spot, and did all he ... ...remony were become idle words. The Swedish army had perished. The greatest disaster of the whole ‘Thirty Years’ War had fallen upon his countrymen. Hi...

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...hields. He had no engagement with Shields. He did meet and drive back with disaster about 2000 of Shields’s advance till they were met by an additiona... ...times of peace, than I can be persuaded that a particular drug is not good medicine for a sick man because it can be shown to not be good food for a w...

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A book on the contrasts between the eastern Asian culture versus the western culture on topics such as education, medicine, science, and politics.

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...fore their babies were gifted, and developed in the ten months of pregnancy. Parents had the responsibility for their children. As I often mentioned, disaster falls nowadays, and still is imminent in the future, why? I have only one answer, “Suffer comes from disobeying the olds (the Buddha, Laozi, Confucius, etc.).” It is the power of the culture that makes China survive ...

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...eaven! I replied; and if we asked him what due or proper thing is given by medicine, and to whom, what an swer do you think that he would make to us... ...an swer do you think that he would make to us? He would surely reply that medicine gives drugs and meat and drink to human bodies. And what due or pr... ...l and require to be cured, and has therefore interests to which the art of medicine ministers; and this is the origin and intention of medicine, as y... ...ll acknowledge. Am I not right? Quite right, he replied. But is the art of medicine or any other art faulty or defi cient in any quality in the same ... ...ur precise sense, and tell me whether I am not right.” Yes, clearly. Then medicine does not consider the interest of medicine, but the interest of th... ...en he is overtaken by illness or love or drink, or has met with any other disaster. But when he comes to a character which is unworthy of him, he wil... ... to run a risk should they not do so on some occasion when, if they escape disaster, they will be the better for it? Clearly. Whether the future soldi...

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...ion, but there are probably a billion people who do.‖ —―You‘re right Ray, we can never be sure. But let‘s take the position of Western medici... ...nt women have been more overtly encouraged to follow whatever needs and drives they feel. They may now enter the traditional male domains-- of medici... ...ls than the men. 66% of the women and 63% of the men planned to work for advanced degrees. And a slight majority of women plan to go into law, medici... ... often follows a traumatic event such as a fire or earthquake, a crime such as a rape or robbery, a war or an accident. After a major natural disast...

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...n has spots too. At what time? When it rains, God cries. Atmosphere : Blue, as the sky dirtied by clouds. Bright : A balcony full of Sun. Natural disaster : The swans look drunk on the fetid lake. Surprisingly : The crow is a beautiful black. Elegant woman : A bird high on her legs. Most powerful chess piece : You are a queen but only in the dark. Medicinal plant :...

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...over the high passes on the way to Lhassa (though, luck- ily, it led to no disaster) there was not a rifle in condition to use because we had not thou... ...onstration of national incompe- tence half the world away. It is indeed no disaster, but a matter for sincere congratu- lation that the British prospe... ...the verge of a chasm you move a little in the way in which you wish to go, disaster will punish your modera- tion. And it seems to me that the establi... ...hought. And among other things I see now much better than I did why patent medicines are so popular. It is clear that as a community we are far too im... ...ts will cease to be a source of unmitigated confidence A second battleship disaster will ex- cite the Press extremely. A third will probably lead to a... .... With our eyes averted obstinately from the future we are backing towards disaster. S S S S Sec. 3 ec. 3 ec. 3 ec. 3 ec. 3 IN THE PRESENT armament co... ...ciently arranged and conclusions suffi- ciently simplified for application Medicine waits on organic chemistry, geology on mineralogy, and both on the... ...reat hinterland of hu- man interests which legitimately belongs to it. But medicine is not the only field to which we may rea- sonably look for a sudd... ...yet given the world remarkably little cause for amazement. Not only is our medicine feeble and fragmen- tary, but our educational science is the poore...

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... who rest. Is any sick? the Man of Ross relieves, Prescribes, attends, the medicine makes, and gives. 270 Is there a variance? enter but his d... ...e! the barrier of thy song 20 At Oedipus—from his disasters trace The long confusions of his guilty race: Nor yet attempt to ...