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| ntellectual refinement, humanity will lose its | vital sap and die from sexual impotence. |
| Rather than lose | vital scenes it was decided that the opening title c |
| Ruritanian government to destabilize Britain's | vital science and engineering community, she reveals |
| ll-researched book on what is perhaps the most | vital scientific topic of our age. |
| His presence would prove | vital, scoring 18 goals in 30 games to promote Lecce |
| Canterbury hooker Kirkaldy won the | vital scrums. |
| along the Straits of Magellan, to protect this | vital sea lane from attacks by English privateers. |
| for the majority of its history, defending the | vital sea link between the United Kingdom and the ma |
| Agbonlahor also scored the | vital second goal in the match between Aston Villa a |
| Both teams had chances to score a | vital second goal, with a Lampard left-footer hittin |
| but its greatest value lies in the | vital secret it conceals-the key to a code used to c |
| ncy to the threat of communism and the leak of | vital secrets to Russia through key officials of the |
| Once thought to be functionally separate, this | vital section of the brain found on the striatum's b |
| rge extent personally responsible for saving a | vital sector from falling into the hands of the enem |
| the Central Province provides security to the | vital sectors of dams and hydroelectric projects. |
| mpous Germaine (Nicholas Guest) she has stolen | vital security information of an upcoming internatio |
| Vital Selection (1981) | |
| to, in his words, "highlight and celebrate the | vital, selfless and courageous work of our mountain |
| equently extended figuratively to refer to all | vital senses. |
| arded an OBE by the British Government for his | vital service to Pakistan by founding Pakistan Milit |
| However, during World War II, Quorn was a | vital service point for trains heading north to Alic |
| Orange County continued to provide a | vital service to the Navy until she decommissioned o |
| Into 1970, Paricutin continued a | vital service to the U.S. Navy. |
| ge Torrence continued to provide efficient and | vital service throughout the war. |
| er and the generators had failed, were without | vital services such as mechanical ventilation and ca |
| For his | vital services to the Empire, he received a comital |
| lcrest Boulevard and El Camino Real before the | vital services moved to their permanent location in |
| pplies in Watts and demanded the resumption of | vital services" as the area "caught the nation's att |
| g target towing, salvage operations, and other | vital services, along the east coast, in the Caribbe |
| then-mayor Joseph Clarke for the provision of | vital services; in this way, Clarke was able to resi |
| Vital Shapyatowski (Belarusian: Віталь Шапятоўскі; R | |
| centres, and had a harbour which would provide | vital shelter for his fleet. |
| an Diego and providing air defense coverage to | vital shipping assets. |
| As World War I raged in Europe, guarding the | vital shipping lanes across the Atlantic Ocean becam |
| eepers stationed on the 'rock', along with the | vital shore staff who ran the tender. |
| Respironics developed a system for | vital sign data logging and released the system for |
| sine and dihydrosphingosine (sphinganine) play | vital signaling roles in S. cerevisiae. |
| rs, leading to a blackout in the flow of naval | vital signals intelligence. |
| ard article also noted the enormous growth and | vital significance of W7's music operations, which w |
| ep suggestive state of the mind that slows the | vital signs to make a person appear dead. |
| Vital Signs | |
| IANDS also publishes the quarterly newsletter | Vital Signs and maintains an archive of near-death c |
| Vital SIgns (Sophie Deraspe) | |
| Vital Signs (Karaoke Version) | |
| uggar was readmitted to the hospital after her | vital signs dropped. |
| Vital Signs (1990) as Grant | |
| Vital Signs (2006) ... Coach (1 episode) | |
| Vital Signs is the second album by Christian rock ba | |
| Vital Signs (Les Signes Vitaux) (Sophie Deraspe) | |
| yr Technology allows a remote operator to view | vital signs and status such as if someone has fallen |
| Vital Signs is a novel by Robin Cook. | |
| ge's supercomputer, and also keep track of the | vital signs of other Forge personnel in the vicinity |
| th filmed at Le Studio (the same locale as the | Vital Signs video). |
| nursing record like fluid balance charting and | vital signs monitoring, etc are recorded directly on |
| te continually during infusion, and then until | vital signs are stable. |
| o provides critical care products that monitor | vital signs and specific physiological functions of |
| hat "the wiser viewer will realise it shows no | vital signs at all". |
| Ham had his | vital signs and tasks monitored using computers on E |
| Vital Signs is a British television drama series air | |
| death from the effects of the virus with weak | vital signs but the fly forms of the virus/parasite |
| ude drug delivery, diagnostics, microfluidics, | vital signs, surgical instrumentation and prosthetic |
| In reviewing John Fischer's | Vital Signs, Time noted that according to Fischer "[ |
| This was followed by their 1984 album | Vital Signs, which featured the Top 10 hits "High on |
| is capable of providing information about any | vital signs, as long as the patient has the necessar |
| ivor's second hit single from their 1984 album | Vital Signs. |
| All music arranged, composed and produced by | Vital Signs. |
| o requires careful monitoring of breathing and | vital signs. |
| was the first hit single from their 1984 album | Vital Signs. |
| he is only touched by doctors who are checking | vital signs. |
| ith mixed reviews in Mainland China due to its | vital similarities to The Grand Gate Mansion, the dr |
| 3045 | Vital Sines Collage |
| land of the city's (closed) airport provided a | vital smuggling link for the beleaguered city reside |
| d more than $200 million of land and funds for | vital social infrastructure. |
| ted of (1) physical crossing interlocking, (2) | vital software and hardware systems, (3) non-vital c |
| nt Union victories in the Shenandoah Valley (a | vital source of supplies and food for his army). |
| a mill operator and had dammed Indian Creek, a | vital source of food to a nearby Potawatomi village. |
| ake spreads over 200 acres (0.81 km2) and is a | vital source of water to residents and farmers in Pe |
| The artists' association has been a | vital source of contemporary exhibitions; it also en |
| al history of the Antelope Valley, providing a | vital source of food and fiber materials for the Nat |
| The Belize River is a | vital source of drinking water and other domestic us |
| us defensive compound against herbivores and a | vital source of nitrogen for the growing embryo (see |
| set up the Commissioner's Fund to replace this | vital source of income for these police charities. |
| the Union blockade completely closed off this | vital source of supplies. |
| aracter as a plan - to have been intended as a | vital source of information so far as both the chara |
| rsion from extreme left to extreme right and a | vital source book for the history of the PPF." |
| It has been a | vital sources of power, yielding along with other su |
| those who care about making the most of these | vital spaces. |
| r the next three days, Willoughby unloaded the | vital spares that had been gathered on the recently |
| tting of Alexander Pope's The Dying Christian ( | Vital spark of heav'nly flame) was enormously popula |
| The programme also included The | Vital Spark Interpretation Conference - an event whi |
| Para Handy is the crafty Gaelic skipper of the | Vital Spark, a Clyde puffer (steamboat) of the sort |
| mplete Edition: The collected stories from The | Vital Spark, In Highland Harbours with Para Handy an |
| o process them as quickly as possible to allow | vital spill response activities being undertaken by |
| The Southern Song knew the importance of this | vital spot, and treated the defence of Xiangyang as |
| both Dr. Pattison and his wife had just missed | vital spots. |
| oodison but like Kevin Richardson, he became a | vital squad player, filling in in various positions |
| e then, Schneider has established himself as a | vital squad member due to his work rate and versatil |
| dings of Fort Richmond, St. Norbert, Riel, St. | Vital, St. Boniface, Fort Rouge, River Heights, Fort |
| cer in the British Army, who held a variety of | vital staff appointments between World War I and Wor |
| has an in-house theatre company under the name | Vital Stages. |
| Janus Green B is a basic dye and | vital stain used in histology. |
| Neutral red can be used as a | vital stain, to stain living cells. |
| They wanted a | vital stake in the disposition of the islands south |
| es, contributing an important 51, as part of a | vital stand of 116 with Tom Graveney (93), to Worces |
| s first season as a reserve, and then become a | vital starter due to injury. |
| with him, becoming Reader in Epidemiology and | Vital Statistics in 1933 and Professor of Medical St |
| Vital statistics | |
| Section 3(1)(b) and 4(1)(a) of the | Vital Statistics Act of British Columbia prevented f |
| Vital statistics (2005) | |
| Fastnet Lighthouse | Vital Statistics |
| Campaign Reform Act Meets Politics (2003) and | Vital Statistics on Congress, which he co-authors wi |
| y Act and file proof of such an agreement with | Vital Statistics |
| one party files an affidavit with | Vital Statistics that the couple have lived separate |
| d to be merely a recording date to catch up on | vital statistics which had gone unreported for some |
| Application forms may be requested from the | Vital Statistics Agency. |
| Vital statistics Position: point guard, shooting gua | |
| ished to limit interest rates; and a Bureau of | Vital Statistics was created. |
| eleased the Nova Scotia government amended the | Vital Statistics Act to include the option to regist |
| The Act's full name is "An Act to amend the | Vital Statistics Act in relation to adoption informa |
| Burke served as the registrar of | vital statistics for the city of Boston and during t |
| The Director of | Vital Statistics denied the changing of the children |
| This article is about | vital statistics in relation to government records. |
| His son Francis's death, at | Vital statistics of Cortland County, transcribed fro |
| His daughter's marriage, at | Vital Statistics for Cortland County, transcribed fr |
| Rhode Island Department of Health, Division of | Vital Statistics will amend the birth certificate of |
| emerged after the ruling, when the province's | Vital Statistics Office sent letters to the province |
| n of domestic partnership with the Nova Scotia | Vital Statistics Agency. |
| Very little | vital statistics were recorded about him and his col |
| eugenicist physician who was the registrar of | vital statistics from 1912 to 1946, lobbied for year |
| an be offered I believe we should leave Sani's | vital statistics unlisted. |
| Plecker, the Registrar of Virginia's Bureau of | Vital Statistics, became notable for issuing orders |
| r Ashby Plecker, state registrar of Virginia's | Vital Statistics, and a major lobbyist for its Racia |
| British Annals of Medicine, Pharmacy, | Vital Statistics, and General Science |
| Jordan's | vital statistics, birth date, birth place and a part |
| Censuses (1880, 1900, 1910, 1920), indexes of | vital statistics, book indexes, bibliographies, ceme |
| He was the county registrar for the Bureau of | Vital Statistics, 1934-1939. |
| f Longevity; with an introductory discourse on | Vital Statistics,' Lond. |
| llected by governments, including censuses and | vital statistics. |
| the city for much of the war, eliminating its | vital status as a port for export of cotton and othe |
| associations are voluntary but often seen as a | vital step in preparation for advancement to Chief P |
| Since integration is a | vital step in retroviral replication, blocking it ca |
| The new constitution is seen as a | vital step to avoid a repetition of the violent outb |
| n worked with Webb until 1938, and it proved a | vital stepping stone in his career-Webb (who was phy |
| n John Hunt's master plan, had established one | vital stepping-stone for others to achieve the final |
| riving 10 September, and continued issuing the | vital stores at that atoll as well as at Leyte and O |
| Persuasion: convincing adults how | vital stories are |
| rizes this recognition of the Middle East as a | vital strategic region on a par with Western Europe |
| Duncannon was of | vital strategic importance as its fort commanded the |
| luding carrying troops into Normandy to secure | vital strategic positions in advance of the main lan |
| location in central Asia Minor made the city a | vital stronghold against the armies of the Arab Cali |
| s men and was instrumental in the capture of a | vital strongpoint. |
| period of months, and, in certain cases, more | vital structures. |
| Mastered by Richard Dodd at | Vital Studios, Nashville, Tennessee |
| NEVEC builds the first | Vital Suit (VS), a mecha powered by T-ENG, to fight |
| the tree that might overgrow it and block out | vital sunlight. |
| on she helped tow the damaged SS Ohio with her | vital supplies of fuel into Grand Harbour, Valletta. |
| with only one interruption for overhaul, kept | vital supplies moving from Saigon and Vung Tau to th |
| rom New York to United Kingdom ports, bringing | vital supplies for the war in Europe. |
| red Rendulic to hold the Soviets at bay whilst | vital supplies amounting to some 135,000 short tons |
| Western Allies to the Soviet Union delivering | vital supplies. |
| 90, he and Louis de la Porte de Louvigny led a | vital supply convoy from Montreal to Michilimackinac |
| he Lebanon-Campbellsville-Columbia Turnpike, a | vital supply line and the easiest route for Morgan t |
| Confederate attempts to regain control of the | vital supply routes. |
| This allowed Caesar to continue towards the | vital supply depot at Dyrrhachium. |
| troy this bridge in order to put an end to the | vital supply chain from the port of Wilmington. |
| t of Tampico, ensuring that city's safety as a | vital supply line for American forces advancing on M |
| ral Tuttle commanded the Union garrison at the | vital supply town of Cairo, Illinois. |
| n was to protect the British trade which was a | vital supply of Royal Navy stores, and to blockade e |
| Division of Pinstech Institute, also provided | vital support and joined this institute under the di |
| Continuing this | vital support of occupation operations, she called a |
| ose who did the vast number of unglamorous but | vital support jobs which kept the armed forces opera |
| ely accessible to its readers, publishers lose | vital support for advertisers and produce content wi |
| ire, they debarked assault troops and unloaded | vital support equipment. |
| Bartlett was an embattled one, and he lost the | vital support of faculty and alumni alike. |
| and its ties to Ethiopia helped al-Shabab gain | vital support from Somali business communities and w |
| zi Britannia declares the Holy Nation of Eden | Vital, Suzaku is arrested along with Euphemia, Corne |
| He knew the | vital symptoms in a horse's constitution, and on rec |
| system in order to install software and change | vital system settings, even if it is an account crea |
| is heavy, the communications traffic among the | vital systems providing the automation is also quite |
| hardware, software, or power fault within the | vital systems, the crossing goes to the least permis |
| The creature damages | vital systems, causing the pressure to drop and an i |
| It was not a | vital target, but it seemed to me better to destroy |
| ry 1944 and 9 May 1945, Eldridge sailed on the | vital task of escorting to the Mediterranean Sea men |
| se at Ulithi on 15 October and there began the | vital task of fueling the ships of the fast-moving T |
| She continued this | vital task until overhauled at San Francisco in Janu |
| The Soviet Union would develop | vital technologies involving long-term human life in |
| revent whaling has made Whale Wars intense and | vital television." |
| This was a | vital text for the Puritans, key to the doctrine of |
| erable risk but they considered the outcome so | vital that they forged ahead with little regard for |
| For B class and beyond it is | vital that some references with a reference section |
| "He said: It is | vital that a consistency of approach should be adopt |
| mes settle, and form explosive crystals, it is | vital that the ductwork is cleaned internally with a |
| strategic influence of Alhama de Granada made | vital the fall, in 1492, of the Arab empire for the |
| Pinkalicious, the Musical - | Vital Theatre Company - Pinkalicious |
| ague XI to a 3-3 draw with Curtis notching the | vital third goal . |
| n Church, because of its location on Toronto's | vital thoroughfare, Bloor Street. |
| ATCHCON 2 is in effect amidst indications of a | vital threat. |
| he BLACkstreet tune, whose popularity remained | vital throughout 1997, remains the most definitively |
| dents for long term success by emphasizing the | vital ties between the liberal arts and the world. |
| nsula Campaign became one of delays, providing | vital time for defenses to be built outside Richmond |
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