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Surgery in sentence

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The bars represent survival time taken from the era in which there was only chemotherapy, or surgery, or radiation available.
Powered by the symbology of a myth and the passion of my training, I brought laser-sharp focus into my dance, laser-sharp focus to such an extent that I danced a few weeks after surgery.
He also offers invisible surgery, where there is no cutting, and surrogate surgery, where he supposedly can treat somebody who is thousands of miles away by performing a procedure on a loved one.
That could be plastic surgery, known as "revirgination," it could be vials of blood poured on the sheets after sex or fake hymens bought online, complete with theater blood and a promise to "kiss your deep, dark secret goodbye."
And what happens is this can be implanted into a human heart without open heart surgery.
Consider: if you needed surgery, you would want the best possible technical surgeon, right?
But if you wanted to understand what that surgery would do to your life, you'd like to engage someone, someone who's had the procedure.
Is it really the case that gall bladder surgery and a trip to Paris are just the same thing?
This we found from bariatric surgery.
But instead of having a repair of my inlay so that I can get rid of my pain, the dentist pitches me on the advantages of a titanium implant surgery.
Estimated costs for the implant surgery may add up to 10,000 US dollars.
still have a migraine from this thing so i'm about to perform some dental surgery without anesthetic just relive the migraine.bottom
It features a bar with no visible staff or customers, a university with no students, a police station with no criminals and a doctors' surgery with more doctors than patients.
Childish humor, cheap looking sets, cheap looking effects, a plot that makes "Legally blonde" look like "The Usual Suspects" and so many coincidences that I can now officially say that Robert Rodriguez had brain surgery somewhere after 1996.
As far as the new contender is concerned, the aftermath of separation surgery downplays the effect.
You know a film's going to be bad when the biggest headliner is Tori Spelling, completely a creation of bad plastic surgery and spoiled privilege minus any real talent.
Not only does this never become important in the film, but later when don needs surgery without anesthesia, why doesn't he just go out and get some legal heroin or morphine?
Her "Mom" jeans and bad plastic surgery are scene stealer's.
The "kicker" (pun intended) comes when Ruth has surgery done on her leg bones.
VH-1 would have done better by hiring an actual impersonator, that way when see Michael go into get plastic surgery, he doesn't actually come out looking EXACTLY the same.
The backstories, agent 99 getting plastic surgery and 86 as an analyst who was formerly morbidly obese, shames the complexity of the original duo and paints a flat boring reevaluation of them.
He is further hampered by the script which gives him one of those old movie diseases, something to do with nerves, which requires surgery.
The surgery is being performed by the disgraced Dr. Kent Taylor, who believes there is no chance of failure and has two assistants.
The mother gets ill with...something (presumably cancer) and needs surgery.
On the night before surgery she dreams she travels to a wonderful world composed of her her dreams and nightmares where she "finds herself".
The film started out with a lighthearted approach to Bogart's legacy and some comical moments with his surgery oriented face, but after the first 15-30 minutes it morphs into a more serious thriller, where two palm size sapphires, purportedly laid as eyes into a marble headpiece of Alexander the Great, for him, and seen by him, right before his death.
Michael Jackson was at the top of the tree at this time (and not so altered in his plastic surgery regime for it to matter).
This amusing, sometimes poignant look at the Hollywood detective genre of the 1940's and 1950's stars Robert Sacci as an unnamed former cop who retires, uses his life savings to pay for plastic surgery to transform his image into that of his idol, Humphrey Bogart, then sets up shop as a private eye under the name "Sam Marlowe".
See Demi Moore before the plastic surgery if for no other reason.
I've read the comments on Las Vegas and do agree with some of them, it's not brain surgery TV, but then again I was under the impression that TV was mainly for escapism, especially with what is going on in today's world.
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