A payment of money sent to a person in another place.
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absolvição català
absolució The act of absolving or remitting; formal redemption as pronounced by a priest in the sacrament of penance.
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Given normal remission, she could expect to be released in a year.
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Results: Seventeen percent of the patients were in remission without any treatment.
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Background: With remission now the treatment goal, antidepressant trial duration has increased.
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Therefore, fever remission could be an early marker of response to ERT.
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Background: Sustaining clinical remission is an important treatment goal in moderate-to-severe UC.
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Such patients have unpredictable relapses followed by months to years of remission.
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Two patients reached the maximum 2-year treatment duration and remain in remission.
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Implementation of early dose-intensified remission induction may be an essential treatment component.
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Results: Forty-nine percent of the sample met the criteria for symptomatic remission.
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A higher number of fistula tracts was associated with reduced clinical remission.
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No patients in the non-surgery group saw their diabetes go into remission.
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Results: Four patients failed to enter remission, and one died of infection.
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Thirty-three percent of infliximab treated patients maintained clinical remission at 3 years.
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Over the next two months chemotherapy brought Emma into a second remission.
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Therefore Baptism has nothing to do with the remission of actual sins.
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One single partial remission was seen in a patient with malignant melanoma.
