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Not undergoing treatment could damage people's health and even result in deaths.
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You could even regard one particular result in a rather one-sided way.
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And not just for this result; not even for this result, perhaps.
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However, I could answer the question, I could even answer it honestly.
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Some researchers even think important events in ape evolution happened in Europe.
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Birla Heart Research Centre said in an evening bulletin on her health.
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However, they said evening peak traffic started an hour earlier, at 3pm.
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Ana changed course to approach them and wished them a good evening.
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The Government announced these new measures to combat coronavirus on Tuesday evening.
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However, he said this needed clarification in a statement on Tuesday evening.
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What better advice can a girl ask on eve of great adventure?
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The bank was on the eve of suspension in the year 1847.
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His most recent visit came on the eve of his official announcement.
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There was joy in the national palace on the eve of May-day.
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Berlin's administrative court overturned the ban on the eve of the demonstration.
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The bitter words spoken this morning reproach at eventide the smarting conscience.
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It was eventide, and the marketplace was filled with an excited population.
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He would live day by day, and not look to the eventide.
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It was nine o'clock, and the servants were enjoying their eventide repose.
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They carried their vesture down to them, and were busy till eventide.
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It could be the next sporting craze - tournament golf at eventide.
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Here in the eventide one sees the will of the wisp.
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The meeting of Isaac and Rebekah in the field at eventide is charming.
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Forty-five strong knichts cleaved I 'twixt cock's crow and eventide, yet weary not.
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He was standing at eventide facing the rough and rugged heights of Enslin.
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Sitting at the door at eventide they contemplated a prospect of unrivaled beauty.
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The Power of Darkness made a rain-flood to fall at eventide.
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At eventide one feels the soul of Nature as at no other hour.
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Isaac, the son of Abraham, went into the field at eventide to meditate.
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At eventide thou shalt always be glad if thou spend the day profitably.
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Hues of language vied with hues of sunset not seldom of an eventide.
