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Meanings of miscarriage in anglès
Natural death of an embryo or fetus before it is able to survive independently.
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Usage of miscarriage in anglès
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They say the case against them is a grave miscarriage of justice.
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Medical Matters: One in five pregnancies is estimated to end in miscarriage.
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The Daniel Morgan case should count as an unresolved miscarriage of justice.
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Few data exist on the risk of miscarriage after exposure to pivmecillinam.
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She later suffers a miscarriage and, before a court, holds Nader responsible.
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The miscarriage of their enterprise will be told in the next chapter.
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But miscarriage and pregnancy loss is still a taboo subject I feel.
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Results: One woman was lost to follow-up, and one suffered a miscarriage.
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Caffeine is associated with an increased risk of miscarriage, explains Dr Chouliaras.
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It can lead to higher rates of miscarriage, still-births and congenital anomalies.
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The miscarriage of a letter was hardly within the reach of possibility.
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There followed in short order a miscarriage and then another short-lived boy.
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The Crown's representative Rebecca Thompson said there was no miscarriage of justice.
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I believe there might have been a miscarriage of justice, Lady Parsons.
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It was Tharin who sent word to Arkoniel of the princess' miscarriage.
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Data of 751 patients with at least one spontaneous miscarriage were analyzed.
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Australia
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Ireland
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