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| nned to restore the building to its original | condition; a designer who worked on the television pro |
| In this | condition, a deficiency of the M subunit (PFKM) of the |
| t concrete" (concrete that can sense its own | condition), a type of nickel nanofiber (also known as |
| presumptive diagnosis identifies the likely | condition a patient has, and a confirmatory diagnosis |
| mpleted his PhD thesis, Ascertaining Patient | Condition: a grounded theory study of diagnostic pract |
| He initially keeps his | condition a secret from his APO colleagues except for |
| Subject to an energy | condition, a black hole in any spherically symmetric s |
| whereabouts several days later but could not | condition a release. |
| foundation, structure and roofs were in good | condition, according to a 2004 Town of Fairfield repor |
| social status, or change their reproductive | condition), across space (in territorial animals, terr |
| r Eyes Only were shot this way due a medical | condition actress Carole Bouquet suffered that preclud |
| Nevertheless, he made light of his | condition, adopting the stage name "Baby Huey" after P |
| al abnormality" as a "congenital or acquired | condition affecting the emotional or volitional capaci |
| Deficiency of G6PD is a sex-linked genetic | condition affecting approximately 12% of the U.S. Afri |
| Nasal septal hematoma is a | condition affecting the nasal septum. |
| rd was diagnosed with Lupus Erythematosus, a | condition affecting the immune system. |
| ar dystrophy is the most common form of this | condition, affecting an estimated 1 in 100,000 people. |
| he Wake of the Slave-Ship" is described this | condition afflicting, on slave ships, sometimes the wh |
| The vehicle is in running | condition, after being overhauled in 2011 It was shown |
| o officials at a local hospital, in critical | condition after the incident. |
| ambed was largely returned to a near-natural | condition after it had previously largely degenerated |
| T.J.'s worried about Young's | condition after he's severely injured upon arrival, wh |
| he was readmitted to hospital in a critical | condition after falling under the wheels of his Merced |
| An extremely rare vascular | condition after complaints of leg pains ultimately for |
| PTSD emerged as the label for this | condition after the Vietnam War in which many veterans |
| ardines and a box of matches, all in perfect | condition after lying exposed to the elements for over |
| is death in 1920 at the age of 49 of a heart | condition after a lengthy illness. |
| ors and details intact, remains in excellent | condition after over 80 years. |
| and in the process of evaluating the roof's | condition after the incident. |
| al Medical Center in Provo, Utah in critical | condition after falling down the stairs at his home in |
| ennan was hospitalized and listed in serious | condition after he was a passenger in a car crash in H |
| As there was no improvement in the child's | condition after several days of hospital stay, the pla |
| rebuilding the border defences, left in bad | condition after Attila's death in 453. |
| the 1970s, and was restored to full working | condition again in 2003. |
| To do this, and maintain the dynamic | condition against all the hostile forces which thicken |
| and non-selective process that resulted in a | condition akin to a fast-replicating cancer. |
| er lived with the Indians he was very ill, a | condition Alder attributed to the Indians' diet. |
| being studied in the less severe but related | condition alkaptonuria. |
| -making attempts for Hayley to reverse their | condition, all of which are unsuccessful. |
| station buildings here were in a deplorable | condition, all windows, doors and about two-thirds of |
| For the human medical | condition Alopecia universalis, see Alopecia universal |
| These represent an OR | condition, also known as a logical disjunction. |
| From this | condition also the polaron cyclotron mass can be deriv |
| Children with this | condition also have severe to profound intellectual di |
| describe pain or discomfort due to sound, a | condition also known as auditory dysesthesia. |
| ials for cervical dysplasia, a pre-cancerous | condition also caused by the human papilloma virus. |
| People affected by this | condition also have slightly elevated amounts of fat i |
| The | condition alternatives are simple Boolean values, and |
| e whose possible values are listed among the | condition alternatives. |
| Some of these buildings are in a reasonable | condition, although they are derelict and overgrown. |
| The tunnel is in very poor | condition although access remains at both ends. |
| the building remains disused and is in poor | condition although some efforts have been made in rece |
| He was given medication for the | condition although she does not know if he took it. |
| The defensive ditch earthworks are in good | condition although past quarrying has encroached near |
| eported that the station building is in poor | condition, although the stationmaster's house is well- |
| r sprays treat the "underlying cause" of the | condition, although this cannot apply to nasal growths |
| This is a pathological | condition amenable by surgery." |
| The fort is currently in a dilapidated | condition amidst the Dharavi slums. |
| ait, a normally benign and relatively common | condition among African Americans. |
| or the remnants of Israel in their scattered | condition among the Gentiles. |
| In the pathologic | condition amyloidosis, amyloid deposits (i.e., deposit |
| "Body | Condition Analysis ...for Use in Everglades Restoratio |
| Bernhard Maleck, Wolfgang Ullmann: | Condition and parliament. |
| It is an interesting | condition, and is painless. |
| Noble E. - The Russian Revolt, Its Causes, | Condition, and Prospects. |
| The building was in bad | condition and scarcely habitable. |
| the preservation of the area in its natural | condition, and |
| On the Present | Condition and Prospects of Architecture. |
| he sensor is measured twice: once in a known | condition and once in an unknown condition. |
| This railcar is in poor | condition and it will be some time before the DCDR can |
| work to return the bus to virtually "as new" | condition, and would be tailored to each vehicle depen |
| It is currently in a ruined | condition, and up for sale. |
| in Wuzhou for 35 years, in spite of a heart | condition and diabetes. |
| , she was ultimately judged to be in too bad | condition, and was scrapped in 2001. |
| The boat is maintained in sailing | condition and sails the Chesapeake Bay for special eve |
| This is a terminal | condition and there is currently no specific treatment |
| Leo Kirch suffers from diabetes and a heart | condition and due to these is partially blind. |
| The codex survived in poor | condition, and its text is often illegible. |
| It is in good | condition and seems to be in use as a museum. |
| The | Condition and Education of Poor Children in English an |
| n has been precisely restored to it original | condition and tone. |
| It is now in perfect | condition and is used as the headquarters of the CRC. |
| This sculpture was surveyed in 1993 for its | condition and it was described as "well maintained". |
| Monitoring of the patient's | condition and adjustment of the dosage is periodical a |
| was decommissioned, returned to her original | condition, and disposed of by public auction. |
| ears to be keeping strategic weapons in good | condition, and modernizing where possible. . |
| past students to keep her in good mechanical | condition, and to ensure that her 55 square feet (5.1 |
| all help understand the nature of the human | condition and the broader cultural and social arrangem |
| uildings at Risk Register as being in 'poor' | condition and possibly being structurally unsound. |
| CFS onset is irrelevant to management of the | condition, and he would not treat viruses in CFS patie |
| ed to a friend in Ireland in relation to the | condition and circumstances of the island of Newfoundl |
| psychological support, monitor the patient's | condition and perform nursing interventions. |
| but its colonel soon brought it into a good | condition, and it distinguished itself during Kray's r |
| ts, including only two Sherman tanks in poor | condition, and Skorzeny had to use German substitutes, |
| hitect James Gallier, but it fell into a bad | condition and was replaced with a replica by the local |
| It is an autosomal recessive | condition and is one of the few disorders of sexual de |
| r Mel Bulian went on to join ...of the human | condition and industrial metal band, Art in Exile, whi |
| In 1989, the Castle, which was in poor | condition, and grounds were purchased by Systems Engin |
| ave survived in anything like their original | condition, and even then only for very short stretches |
| Because of Holmes' worsening | condition, and Moriarty's threats to tell the authorit |
| ers have been preserved (sadly in quite poor | condition) and have been issued on the Simax label. |
| c function with the Born-von Karman boundary | condition and plugging in Schroedinger's equation resu |
| ing palpitations related to a previous heart | condition and decided to retire in order to preserve h |
| son, but they were unable to tell her of his | condition, and it may have been that they thought that |
| considered the property to be in a very bad | condition and at risk of further deterioration; plans |
| nded to her realized Susannah was in serious | condition and was not likely to survive, and he persua |
| at the collectors market, especially in top | condition and complete in box, with case and chain. |
| houses and seeing that they remained in good | condition and that the lens was in operation. |
| of hagioscope) and a door remain in perfect | condition, and the roofline can still be seen. |
| o Rome in order to report to the Pope on the | condition and prospects of his mission, and was consec |
| ological advances could not change the human | condition and how men react to warfare. |
| “When people are better informed about the | condition, and that a lot of people experience it, the |
| nly one hand for many years due to a medical | condition; and with the piano teacher Edna Golandsky, |
| ce training and qigong exercises are done to | condition and strengthen the body to have the correct |
| idge, noting that the bridge remains in good | condition and that local governments in the U.S. and M |
| both to keep them in good physical, playable | condition, and to maintain their cultural significance |
| d not portray "the sheer agony" of Shishio's | condition, and because it would be more difficult for |
| 's history and helps to explain it's current | condition and what led to it.Chyrah 21:44, 30 April 20 |
| n, King Lico, is the one responsible for her | condition and plots to have the girl for himself as hi |
| t and Advise Upon Matters in Relation to the | Condition and Treatment of Aborigines was a Government |
| It not only shows their current | condition and the hardships borne by their families, b |
| avor of treating drug addiction as a medical | condition and providing clean maintenance drugs to add |
| saying that the track is still in excellent | condition and would need only minimal refurbishment to |
| . I have the Vogue double album in excellent | condition and it's a wonderful set, well recorded for |
| Some speculate that his mental | condition and years of alcoholism had rendered him una |
| had badly deteriorated was returned to good | condition, and special bricks were produced in England |
| be used by ordinary vehicles, due to its bad | condition and lack of bridges. |
| claimed that the mosque was in a dilapidated | condition and not used for worship or any religious ac |
| under which all Norwegian men regardless of | condition and position had an obligation to serve in t |
| structure has been restored to its original | condition and is now administered by California State |
| to the fact that pt(x) serves as the initial | condition and the PDE is integrated forward in time. |
| st of most endangered places due to its poor | condition and lack of funds for restoration. |
| f to visitors, no matter what their rank and | condition and left to his disciples the care of entert |
| II vintage airplanes on display in a flyable | condition, and a major maintenance facility for Missio |
| its characters as they learn about the human | condition and face the incoming monsters. |
| ed that he had suffered from a genetic heart | condition, and suffered a heart attack at his home on |
| ed in 2002 due to the city's shaky financial | condition and a state appointed Financial Manager was |
| Due to the high prevalence of the | condition, and absence of disease modifying therapy, C |
| near 100% read rates for any user, under any | condition, and results in the lowest possible total co |
| Divus Aurelius and Faustina II in Very Fine | condition, and those of Domitian and Trajan in Fine co |
| NX-611) which has been restored to taxiable | condition and which persistent rumours in the press an |
| These people have arrived in very deplorable | condition and by now only a few organizations, local o |
| ned until the player has fulfilled a certain | condition and will kill the player if they try to ente |
| Although HSP is a progressive | condition and usually starts in the legs and spreads t |
| is not clear how many people suffer with the | condition, and level of severity is a key factor as so |
| at constrictive pericarditis was a treatable | condition, and as a result of his research with Viktor |
| stralian aborigines to their current pitiful | condition, and shows how European settlers attempted t |
| It has been restored to a fine | condition, and is surrounded by seventy acres of fores |
| the press was considered to be in excellent | condition and an excellent example of handmade craftsm |
| By 1956 the property was in poor | condition and the home was finally closed in 1972 and |
| rwards, she undergoes surgery to correct the | condition and returns to continue the fight against th |
| eritis but is seldom diagnosed as a separate | condition, and its causes are as yet unknown. |
| The spacecraft is still in generally good | condition, and has enough fuel to maintain its orbit u |
| Because of her age, | condition and relatively large cargo capacity, she was |
| ifying information about each book including | condition and price. |
| He recognized his powerlessness of changing | condition and was awarded deeply of the decline of Vie |
| reet, which aggravated a longstanding hernia | condition, and the subsequent operation. |
| I didn't think they would stay in as good | condition and have as much impact as they actually hav |
| Of the injured, four were in critical | condition and 15 others were undergoing surgery, Istan |
| By 2006 they were again in a dangerous | condition and an anonymous donation enabled them to be |
| ation restored the structure to its original | condition and added two additional wings to the house. |
| Each episode concerned a particular medical | condition and featured doctors conducting a diagnosis |
| In it, he recorded his own mental | condition and religious exercises, and occasionally in |
| She eventually comes to terms with her | condition and adopts a costume resembling a one-piece |
| It also corrects for refraction at the Bragg | condition and combined Bragg and specular reflection i |
| The plant is currently in very poor | condition and requires major rehabilitation including |
| Kitty is embarrassed by her | condition and marries Hitch so that April will not be |
| concerned with the building's deteriorating | condition and started planning for a new building. |
| "Les Doutes Eternels", a reflection on human | condition and genocide. |
| The external ramparts are in a fairly good | condition, and a roughly 3-meter-wide path exists alon |
| It was in a derelict | condition and in the 1970s it was re-roofed and other |
| others, The Watcher in the episode The Human | Condition and The Dangerous. |
| ned as mayor in November 1953 due to a heart | condition and died the following year. |
| cker is essential and keeps the whip in good | condition, and also aids in producing the crack. |
| sive renovations restored it to its original | condition and it now seats 1,399. |
| The psalter is in excellent | condition and considered a relic of Louis IX, who was |
| and diversified transportation network, its | condition and functioning need substantial improvement |
| sued Ginde for a concealment over his injury | condition and conflict of compensation to FIFA but wit |
| It had 3 tarmac runways that are now in poor | condition and the control towers are currently derelic |
| ge, Luise Dorothea was generally in very bad | condition and suffered from her bad health. |
| terioration, it was restored to its original | condition, and it has been designated a historic site. |
| Specifically, it monitors the | condition and safety of the Chicago Park District and |
| The house is still in good | condition and the original property has been subdivide |
| Vintage Railway, presently in an unrestored | condition, and when used as a comparison, it vividly i |
| New Zealand aces has been restored to flying | condition and is privately owned in New Zealand. |
| tled, relocated and restored to its original | condition, and standing the pier next to Murray House, |
| spaper editors, and state legislators of the | condition and purposes of the hospital. |
| or his negligence in his duty; otherwise the | condition and discipline of the house were good. |
| d vegetation, still exists, in a dilapidated | condition, and the fallen superstructure of one of the |
| its minute account of the buildings, social | condition and customs of London in the time of Elizabe |
| ly composed in a somnolent if not stertorous | condition, and would score high marks in a competition |
| ooking helped take her mind off her physical | condition, and she found she was able to sleep more ea |
| g antecedent to it, which itself has its own | condition, and so forth. |
| se conditions, but still be able to maintain | condition and settle in calf more quickly. |
| , keeps the council advised of the financial | condition and future needs of the city, and may grant |
| d internal maintenance intervals, is in good | condition and all external parts are serviceable. |
| household, the present affective-relational | condition and off-the-cuff comments from the subject a |
| some years, but by 1860 it was back in good | condition and can be seen in a photograph taken that y |
| ed a special BBC South documentary about the | condition, and as a result is now a patron of Simon Sa |
| Agent Galbraith] says everything is in good | condition and the majority of the Indians are at work |
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