| She says those collections won't resume until the city can figure out how to do so without hemorrhaging taxpayer cash. |
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| Hachette purchased it in 1995 and tried to stop the hemorrhaging by turning it into a bimonthly. |
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| Large doses of clover or sweet clover, for instance, may cause drastic side effects such as hemorrhaging. |
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| But a few days later she was hemorrhaging and by the month's end, after weeks of fevers and sickness, the lady of the manor was dead. |
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| Rock legends are usually known for hemorrhaging money on cocaine or being glad-handed into harebrained oil pipeline investments. |
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| I met Kathy one afternoon when she presented in the emergency room hemorrhaging from her lungs. |
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| Injected into the thigh muscle of newborns, vitamin K is given to enhance blood clotting and prevent hemorrhaging. |
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| By the time she reached the bathroom she was hemorrhaging and the cramps had overtaken her so that he had to grab her before she fell. |
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| After this, she began hemorrhaging, and an emergency hysterectomy was required to save her life. |
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| The American film industry has a surplus balance of trade with every single country in the world when America itself is hemorrhaging trade deficits. |
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| Rattled against the rough surface, the frontal lobes are left bruised and hemorrhaging. |
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| Then Ms. Hedgepeth became a patient, too, developing anemia and nearly hemorrhaging as a result of fibroid tumors in her uterus. |
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| The softwood lumber sellout has resulted in the hemorrhaging of thousands of jobs throughout Canada. |
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| Hofmann also isolated methergine, a drug used to treat postpartum hemorrhaging, from ergot. |
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| However, capillary hemorrhaging has been observed in lung and the intestine of mammals at diagnostically relevant exposures. |
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| Should we not be pursuing some protections to ensure that this kind of hemorrhaging of the tax base does not continue? |
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| On this second admission, the deceased was hemorrhaging and further blood products were provided. |
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| Especially with manufacturing jobs hemorrhaging by the day, the people of Ontario want their governments to work together to solve real problems. |
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| Right across the country we are seeing a hemorrhaging of good manufacturing jobs due to Conservative policies. |
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| It does it because it recognizes those jobs are important, and it is hemorrhaging some of those jobs now too. |
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| We have the template for action that will help stop that hemorrhaging of jobs. |
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| We have lost hundreds of thousands of jobs in a hemorrhaging of our manufacturing sector that is without precedence in Canadian history. |
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| If the dose is too high, the risk of bleeding or hemorrhaging is increased. |
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| The interest paid by the folks who don't default is the only thing keeping this program from hemorrhaging money. |
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| New York ad agencies were not yet hemorrhaging employees, but everyone knew what was coming. |
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| She stabilized for a time, but in the evening began hemorrhaging again. |
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| The U.S. scientific and engineering enterprise is hemorrhaging talent into other areas at a time when it claims that it can't find workers to fill jobs. |
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| We have hemorrhaging jobs in manufacturing. |
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| Its hemorrhaging of ad money will deeply continue to wound it. |
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| This product, plasma expander, is a blood substitute that can be injected during treatment of major hemorrhaging, serious burns or open fractures. |
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| In British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario and Quebec, we have seen a hemorrhaging of jobs as a result of this softwood sellout. |
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| Plasma expander makes it possible, for example, to inject a blood substitute during treatment for severe hemorrhaging, very serious burns or open fractures. |
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| These are urban centres that are seeing this hemorrhaging of jobs. |
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| This is particularly true in regional areas of the country, and especially true of Newfoundland, a place rich in cultural talent but struggling with a paucity of funding and a hemorrhaging population base. |
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| The synovial membrane, in an attempt to remove old blood and debris from the joint, grows new blood vessels, becomes thicker and prone to repeated hemorrhaging. |
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| For this reason, we can understand their importance for patients suffering from serious wounds, severe hemorrhaging, aplastic anemia, leukemia and cancer. |
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| But our rural and coastal communities around the province, outside of the main corridor and outside of commuting distance to Halifax, are hemorrhaging. |
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| They may have suffered a massive hemorrhaging of the brain or into the spaces surrounding the brain, causing an increasing pressure, which prevents blood from getting to the brain tissue. |
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| As remains true on the modern battlefield, hemorrhaging and shock were the number one killers. |
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| This would include commodity agreements supported by sound national policies to help address overproduction and the attendant hemorrhaging of commodity prices, which is inimical to the interests of farmers everywhere. |
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| Thus, the initial stage of Ebola is not very contagious since its victims experience only internal hemorrhaging. |
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| In farmed and wild fish, the bacteria can cause meningoencephalitis, which is accompanied by swimming difficulty and hemorrhaging. |
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| They can cause injuries such as hemorrhaging of the lungs, and contusion and ulceration of the gastrointestinal tract. |
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| The patient is hemorrhaging, and you are charged with determining care. |
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| With health care hemorrhaging, with the CBC amputating limbs and students staggering under education debt, what is it going to take for the government to address the real priorities of Canadians and if not now, then when? |
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| With the carmaker hemorrhaging cash, whispers of a possible default sent the price of insuring GM bonds soaring on the credit default market. And whom do Americans blame for all this? |
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| Within a few days the virus causes a condition known as disseminated intravascular coagulation, which is marked by both blood clots and hemorrhaging. |
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| However, if indeed they are doing this in these sectors, is there concern that they will continue to allow the hemorrhaging of jobs in the apparel industry? |
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| The NDP is bringing forward measures that are basically tailored, written and ready to go, so that the government can actually take action to stop the hemorrhaging of the jobs. |
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| Vitamin K helps blood coagulate, which means brain and intestinal hemorrhaging can occur in very young infants who are deficient. |
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| If mechanical tamponade techniques fail to control hemorrhaging, the clinician should proceed with laparotomy and uterine compression suture placement, she advised. |
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| Extravascular balloon catheters inserted into hemorrhaging wounds can control bleeding, but the wound-balloon interface should conform for best tamponade. |
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| Following delivery, Natalie suffered from postpartum hemorrhaging and uterine atony, medically described as the failure of the uterus to contract after delivery. |
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| These six dead whales were studied, and CAT scans of two of the whale heads showed hemorrhaging around the brain and the ears, which is consistent with decompression sickness. |
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