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1. Try telling that to the transplant patient who has

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2. which meant nothing to her before her transplant

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3. heart transplant recipients have reported new food and

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4. “There are no more of those ghosts to transplant

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5. To dream that you have an organ transplant suggest that an aspect of yourself is worn out

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6. While Bob and I were eating popsicles he told me, “This is my second round of chemotherapy, once they get me into remission again, I will do some radiation treatments, and then they will give me my second bone marrow transplant or BMT, the doctors call it ‘BMT’ with their stuffy ass beards and their stoic breaths and such

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7. She needed transplant surgery and America wasn’t shelling out the dough

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8. The most interesting notes included the addition of a scientist known for his attempts with cloning tissue for transplant procedures

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9. Nelson, with a kidney transplant, saved the

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10. and was not expected to live without an immediate heart transplant

11. ” An attempt to transplant democracy to parts of the world to which it is alien betrays on our part a form of cultural imperialism

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12. She needed a bone marrow transplant or she would die

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13. • I heard you got a brain transplant and the

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14. The sick bloke who arrived in the ambulance is here for a kidney transplant and Sebastian is the donor

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15. in the event the transplant was a failure

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16. weeks before the transplant, a Sai devotee rang and asked

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17. Sharan had the transplant on 29th of June 1994 – exactly 365

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18. We celebrated our 16th anniversary of Sharan’s transplant in

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19. weak to be considered for a transplant

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20. eve of her transplant that her specialist informed Sharan and

21. I’ve put Albert’s name on the waiting list for a transplant

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22. You must face the fact that without a transplant his heart will not last

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23. had determined that only a transplant held any hope for a longer term solution

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24. ‘And you’re going to transplant that part in your head?’

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25. without a transplant his heart will not last past his eighteenth birthday

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26. For instance my father was allowed on Medicare early because of a terminal illness he had with a liver transplant and cancer

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27. He was able to get the transplant that at that time cost over $300,000 at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City

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28. At no time did any carrier or person jump in and say they would pay for the liver transplant or for a lot of his anti-rejection medications

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29. We think he might have received a bone marrow transplant from somewhere, but we can’t be sure

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30. Mobley, his doctor at Willis Knight Cancer Centre said Donna could save Forrest’s life if she agreed to give him a bone marrow transplant

31. Rigden and convince her to give him a marrow transplant,” Dr

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32. He’s under the impression that she can save his life by giving him a bone marrow transplant

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33. If you’re one of those individuals who isn’t happy about windmills, what do you suggest? If the reply is that the status quo is fine, you may want to remark that you have to leave for an appendix transplant

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34. only hope for the boy was marrow transplant, Liu Changhong didn't hesi-

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35. Todd having a kidney transplant, Christopher diagnosed with Asperger

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36. Several success stories have already emerged, for instance, a little boy who needed several futile operations before sequencing his genome indicated a defect in the immune system, which was then solved with a blood transplant

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37. a fig cutting, sometimes called a shoot, and transplant it

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38. Why aren’t more lives being saved by organ transplant? There are two principal reasons: the first reason is irrational perceptions and the second is a lack of organizational leadership

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39. As delicately as any transplant surgeon, he replaced those grasping fingers onto Brumvack’s own forearm

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40. We’ll transplant the most endearing and provocative pieces in order to see how the game develops under different circumstance

41. “Heart transplant,” she said without pausing in her work

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42. “The transplant was a complete success, but of course it would be, the organ was perfect for you

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43. This discovery has been documented by Dr Paul Pearsall who has written about some fascinating stories concerning heart transplant patients in his book The Heart’s Code

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44. This 8 year old girl received a heart transplant from a 10 year old girl who had been murdered

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45. After the transplant the 8 year old girl started to have nightmares of the man who had killed her donor

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46. There are many such stories which Dr Pearsall has recounted on heart transplant recipients

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47. necessarily associated with heart transplant patients,

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48. Suzy Price is Melissa's 21 year old little sister and has just been given a new lease on life with her successful kidney transplant operation

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49. " He hadn’t seen her since before the kidney transplant procedure had been carried

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50. “Couldn’t the doctors just give him a heart transplant so he wouldn’t have this problem anymore?”

51. Transplanting/Planting out Transplant when it"s cool into raised beds

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52. transplant, the whole idea of the Puerto Rican/Hispanic culture was straight out of movies

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53. Some years ago my mother had a heart transplant

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54. but, because my mother had been a heart transplant recipient, complications set in and my mother contracted Gillian Barre Syndrome

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55. Is it ethical to give a heart transplant to a 90 year old that might not get much use out of it? Or to give a new set of lungs to a smoker

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56. would need to transplant them once they had germinated but for now they

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57. There is indeed a great lack of bodily parts available for transplant

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58. We can cure it by bone marrow transplant

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59. In this transplant

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60. They had enough tests done previously that we can fast-track the transplant

61. I’m contacting you because you offered to help with travel expenses for the transplant, something I know the Gradys need with the other bills piling up

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62. But you can transplant seedlings into your seed beds as well

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63. Make sure the seedlings are about five inches in height when you transplant

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64. Alternately, you can grow lettuce in containers and transplant them once the seeds start growing – but this idea is not really recommended

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65. When the plants have developed a couple of leaves, transplant them to bigger containers

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66. When the sprouts are ready for transplanting, remember that transplant shock will considerably affect the plants growth

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67. If required, there are fertilizers like Super Thrive that strengthens the young plants during its germination process thereby reducing transplant shocks

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68. Doctors generally recommend commercial hair restorative treatments, a hairpiece or hair transplant surgery

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69. Hair transplant surgery is exactly that; a surgery, and the cost will be in proportion to the amount of work carried out

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70. her art, by means of which I could, in the twinkling of an eye, transplant your

71. Dr Javid Kayani and Dr Fiona Reynolds were from hospitals in Birmingham and happened to be in Pakistan advising the army on how to set up the country’s first liver transplant programme

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72. He did for her what he had done for me when I was a nervous, homesick, heartbroken New York transplant hired on my first writing job on season 1 of The Office

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73. ” It was Brundage himself, however, who came up with perhaps the most twisted bit of logic to advance the antiboycott cause: “The sportsmen of this country will not tolerate the use of clean American sport as a vehicle to transplant Old World hatreds to the United States

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74. And Regan would have been an uneasy transplant to the East Sixties regardless; she’d been happier in the rockier soil downtown

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75. The first successful human heart transplant was carried out in South Africa in 1967 by Dr Christiaan Barnard, and it provoked enormous excitement around the world

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76. Huesman was diagnosed with viral cardiomyopathy at the age of 16 and received a heart transplant operation on 30 August 1978, 11 years after the world’s first heart transplant was performed in South Africa

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77. At first sight our sympathies are aroused by the lack of all ordinary comforts and conveniences of home life, but transplant the family into a neat cottage, suitably furnished for a home, explaining to them its advantages and uses, and let us see if thus we have met the need

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