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And this isn't anomalous, either: thirty percent of women in our local jails have serious mental health needs just like hers, but only one in six receives any mental health care while in jail.
And the next morning, everyone receives pages of notes with what to adjust, which they then work on during the day before the next performance.
The hero receives a mysterious message.
And when I read that "if," I understood better why one in four people receives excessive or unwanted medical treatment, or watches a family member receive excessive or unwanted medical treatment.
The queer receives a concentrated dose, no doubt, but repression is a bitter pill that's offered to us all.
Even though no amount of ionizing radiation is completely safe, the amount of radiation the body receives during a PET scan is actually quite low.
It sits in the rain shadow of the Himalayas and receives on average fewer than ten centimeters of rain per year.
For the rest of Stella's return home, Terra receives multiple light bursts each year.
Our brain constantly receives sensory information from our entire body, most of which we don't even become aware of, like the taste information that I constantly receive from my gastrointestinal tract.
He said, "He who receives an idea from me receives instruction himself, without lessening mine.
As he who lights his candle at mine receives light without darkening me."
Today, each furnace-bot receives its orders from its parent.
The heightened workout a bilingual brain receives throughout its life can also help delay the onset of diseases, like Alzheimer's and dementia by as much as five years.
It receives the least rainfall in the country, lowest rainfall.
He begs for forgiveness, and receives it from the same woman whose brother he murdered.
Each year, one in 10 taxpayers receives a notice from the IRS.
It's the drugs she receives to protect the baby that's inside the uterus and during delivery.
So when he receives a cell-phone message from Mike concerning how they left Sam hanging on the cross while they were off at the beach taking in the sun and sand, Jack is frenzied with fear.
Sheba Shayne (Pam Grier) receives a telegram informing her that her father may be in trouble.
But are you really expecting a classic when Linnea Quigley receives top billing?
She receives another low grade from Tingle, which doesn't help.
Professor Henry (Vincent Price) Jarrod's unmasking receives runner-up, but the most terrifying one in horror movie history belongs to Lon Chaney in "Phantom of the Opera" (1925).
A young man, who never knew his birth parents, receives an old farm in an isolated section of West Virginia upon the death of his natural father.
This movie would receive a much higher vote from me in general and I will talk about why, but first and foremost it receives four stars and should stay at four stars because of the directors ridiculously tasteless portrayal of rape and sexual assault.
Susan Strasberg is totally wasted in a 5-minute cameo, even though she receives star billing.
Another, a local girl searching for her new friends, worried about their well being, receives the pickax buried into her stomach.
The story, though seemingly impossible, aspires to divine intervention when a man looses his wife in a tragic accident and finds that love again in the woman who receives his wife's heart.
The climax of the affair is Mark's going back to war; thereafter Han receives his letters, even after she knows he is has been killed; they seem messages from a better wold.
Gerald (Richard Carlson) and Kitty (Veronica Hurst) have just finished celebrating their engagement announcement in France with family and friends, when he receives a letter asking him to visit an ancestral castle located in Scotland.
Four more weeks pass and Kitty finally receives a weird response from Gerald, calling off the engagement and telling her to move on with her life.
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