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Meanings of bear prematurely in English

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Usage of bear prematurely in English
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Most comedians don't, he says with a yawn, sprawled out on the sofa like a bear prematurely woken from hibernation.
100 New Yorkers of the 1970s
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He had been born prematurely with multiple developmental problems related to hydrocephalus.
Making toast
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The infant was born prematurely at gestation age of 34 without antenatal treatment.
Pubmed
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Every year thousands of babies are born prematurely in Ireland and the UK.
The Irish Times
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His younger sister, Ellie, was born prematurely and with special needs.
The Guardian
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The child was born prematurely with complete sex reversal and severe adrenal insufficiency.
Pubmed
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Their boy was born prematurely at 29 weeks after Sua beat her severely.
Radio NZ
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They told me my child might be stillborn, born prematurely, or mentally ill.
High on arrival
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Introduction: Herniorraphy is a common surgical intervention in infants, particularly in those born prematurely.
Pubmed
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Many of these infants are born prematurely, often extremely so.
Pubmed
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For many people, though, this fear is magnified when their baby is born prematurely.
The Irish Times
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Fifteen infants born prematurely were compared to 15 control infants not exposed to indomethacin antenatally.
Pubmed
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It may be that being born prematurely is simply hurtful to a child's overall well-being.
Freakonomics: a rogue economist explores the hidden side of ever...
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Too much of his poetry has been born prematurely.
Life of Robert Browning
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She was born prematurely and her leg got twisted.
The Guardian
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Derek Paravicini was born prematurely 32 years ago, and doctors did not think he would survive.
BBC