1But after a serious illness, accident or operation that may not feel possible.
2Under private, or public, ownership or operation this rule will be the same.
3Before any great event, or operation, Ledyard was supersensitive, highly wrought, and nervous.
4Social machinery is never perfect in its construction or operation.
5Any improvement that requires a change in construction or operation may be disastrous financially.
6It was not possible to determine the impact on length of stay or operation time.
7I saw the patient only when she was fully prepared for examination, tests or operation.
8Cele, however, does have the authority to attend any mission or operation he sees fit to join.
9Any difficulties in setup or operation of your Echo Dot device should be addressed to Amazon Device Support.
10Any intellectual faculty, quality, or operation.
11IMPACT said the lobby group had "no grasp of the benefits or operation of national partnership deals".
12There was uterine displacement and some endocervicitis, but no history of injury or operation and no tendency to contraction.
13Any difficulties in setup or operation of your New York Times subscription should be addressed to New York Times Customer Care.
14Most of these are not due to clinical error, but are the result of known side-effects of a treatment or operation.
15Ms Mikakos said she was not consulted about the structure or operation plan of the program, which began on March 29.
16Reperfusion-decision delay was defined as time interval from the initial ECG after admission to sign of the thrombolysis or operation approval.
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