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She has cancer of the liver as well as diabetes, and has decided to die with what' s left of her body intact.
If you give them stem cells as well as their bypass, for these particular patients, they became asymptomatic.
The reactor will serve to fertilize the environment, deliver other things as well at the same time, and therefore we will seed that lawn, as opposed to try the sodding approach.
Well, we've now discovered 4,000 medical and surgical procedures.
When you go from a world where you treated arthritis with aspirin, that mostly didn't do the job, to one where, if it gets bad enough, we can do a hip replacement, a knee replacement that gives you years, maybe decades, without disability, a dramatic change, well is it any surprise that that $40,000 hip replacement replacing the 10-cent aspirin is more expensive?
Because [if] to have the best results, you really needed the most expensive care in the country, or in the world, well then we really would be talking about rationing who we're going to cut off from Medicare.
Well it would lead you to put in Porsche brakes, a Ferrari engine, a Volvo body, a BMW chassis.
When you are a specialist, you can't see the end result very well.
One of my colleagues is a surgeon in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and he got interested in the question of, well how many CT scans did they do for their community in Cedar Rapids?
Well in surgery, you couldn't have people who are more specialized and you couldn't have people who are better trained.
Well during the settlement process, when we received our copy, I struck it.
Well, three things.
It turns out, because they're paid on contingency, it works really, really well in reverse.
Well to sum up, it boils down to one thing: Don't negotiate with terrorists.
Following those four children is Zumra's younger sister who is then followed by her children who were killed as well.
Well, we're no genetically hardier than our ancestors were 10,000 years ago.
And fewer older people answered affirmatively to that question than middle-aged people, and younger people as well.
We've asked, well, maybe older people are just trying to put a positive spin on an otherwise depressing existence.
We've said, well, maybe older people report more positive emotions because they're cognitively impaired.
And under conditions where it really matters, older people do process the negative information just as well as the positive information.
Mummies are a great source of information, except that they're really geographically limited and limited in time as well.
Well the most promising answer comes from an old idea of Einstein's.
Well it surely is a technical detail, but some details really matter.
Well it's an approach to realize Einstein's dream of a unified theory of physics, a single overarching framework that would be able to describe all the forces at work in the universe.
So, what to do? Well some researchers lost heart, concluding that was so many candidate shapes for the extra dimensions, each giving rise to different physical features, string theory would never make definitive, testable predictions.
And in those universes that have much less dark energy, well they collapse back on themselves so quickly that, again, galaxies don't form.
So hoping that the laws of physics will explain one particular number, 93 million miles, well that is simply wrongheaded.
And those planets that are much farther away from the star, well they're so cold that, again, our form of life would not take hold.
Well let me describe one way that might one day happen.
BG: Well it's hard to say.
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