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I told him that I once a girl long ago because she had a seemingly incurable speech impediment.

And after all this the LORD smote him in his bowels with an incurable disease.

The appeal of chart reading to the stock-market trader is something like that of a patent medicine to an incurable invalid.

In the case of a painful incurable disease, the patient is advised to commit suicide, but is carefully tended if he refuses to do so.

The dark state to which her incurable passion for him had brought her now pained her terribly.

I know a woman who's an incurable optimist: She shows up for work actually believing she'll get through her to-do list.

I did not know much about cancer then, but I had heard that it was an incurable disease.

This study suggests that OLT is feasible for incurable AE of the liver and that this procedure ensures a good clinical outcome.

As a result of his incurable illness Hawking can only speak through a voice synthesizer and is almost completely paralyzed.

At this time Jennifer has had an incurable disease, Agam together with Jennifer and son returned to his hometown, had a happy time.

I had an incurable disease, doctors said that there was no more time.

No wonder people say, just kind of fell in love with a man, like a drug . . . incurable, but have to kind of drug to maintain a normal life.

As a designer and incurable visual thinker, I would love to see some fancy charts worked in for the statistics.

He was feisty in the video, though his voice gave out when he tried to say "incurable" .

"Oxford Law Dictionary" interprets euthanasia as an incurable patients taken by the request of the cause or accelerate the death measures.

A young hour attends to an own person, will become a very stingy of person, old to would be an incurable slave to money.

the doctor should inform the patient about the true condition of his illness when he is suffering an incurable disease.

It may also be used to control the aging process, and conquer presently incurable human genetic diseases.

This incurable blackness takes possession of the interior of a man and is there converted into evil.

Today, euthanasia is defined as the deliberate ending of life of a person suffering from an incurable disease.

In the case of this disease, and also breast cancer, such early diagnosis prevents a serious and incurable condition.

If you know something about uremia, you will know that it is indeed an incurable disease that needs a huge amount of money to cure.

And after years of conditioning, most of us have developed an incurable submission to their indifference and arrogance.

He met with Jennifer again, there is a little boy, it was his son. This time, Jennifer has had an incurable disease.

Given enough time, the vile necromantic energies would kill the elves and spread an incurable poison throughout the surrounding land.

Give me a reason why not to adopt in this way, or judge me to be guilty of so many incurable sins.

People in the rich world are used to forking out for those of their fellow citizens who have incurable conditions.

May be crazy, maybe stupid, but I remain an incurable obsession with the obsession that innocent era.

Obtained the correct answer: hypochondria are genetic diseases, and are the fundamental current obtained from incurable diseases.

Almost nothing is available to help patients with Crohn's disease manage their incurable and chronic illness.

Alzheimer's disease is incurable and is the most common form of dementia among older people.

The vast majority of the animals Peta kills are far from terminal or suffering from incurable conditions.

The new acupuncture treatment has opened up the forbidden zone of deaf - muteness and has cured many "incurable" diseases.

It costs $93, 000 a year and adds four months' survival, on average, for men with incurable prostate tumors.

Because misdiagnosed as an incurable disease and died of killing a patient is not wise to do so?

The European coalition in the skies above Libya can scarcely be characterised as one of incurable warmongers.

Multiple myeloma (MM) is an incurable clonal B-cell malignancy with terminally differentiated plasma cells.

Society of human has been incurable. Let's we, the man of practice, conduct ourselves virtuously and respectively.

Diseases are understandable, preventable and curable. Those who regard a disease as incurable are actually unaware of therapeutic methods.

Industry can quiet the gray sky cast a shadow, it will not cause damage immediately, but with the passage of time, it will become incurable.

I thought she was worried about my seemingly incurable disease.

He is , you see, an incurable distance from the athlete and participation in the effort is the athlete's release, the athlete's catharsis.

Is leukaemia incurable disease? Can be you cured through medullary transplanting?

But if the disease isn't fatal, which it isn't, then we're dealing with an incurable but manageable condition.

Cancer is no longer an incurable disease nowadays.

Yet, over the ensuing three decades progress in the clinical setting has been slow, and cancer remains a largely incurable disease.

Several years ago, he learned he had a degenerative, incurable heart disease, and one year to live.

Mr Smith indicted for the mercy killing of his incurable son .

Memory loss and mental confusion are the first overt signs of Alzheimer's Disease, an incurable and fatal brain ailment.

thy sorrow is incurable for the multitude of thine iniquity: because thy sins were increased, I have done these things unto thee.

The implication is that you can liberate the subjects of a Communist regime, but the subjects of a Fascist regime are incurable .

Once people are found out cancer ed, except few inchoate can be cured by operation, most of others are incurable .

This incurable illness principally concern respiratory and stomaching system.

"Black Law Dictionary" thinks that euthanasia starts from compassion and executes people suffering from an incurable diseases.

To put an incurable dying man away may not be inhuman.

Bladder cancer is characterized by multiple, incurable and high postoperative recurrence.

Cancer is no longer an incurable disease nowadays; it can be remedied by using radioactivity.

or judge me to be guilty of so many incurable sins.

Some thinks that cloning could be used to treat incurable diseases and provide cloned children to those couples who are infertile.

Second, tieguanyin anti cancer function cancer is today's serious minatory people healthy remain incurable.

but when ignorance asserts itself, then vices develop and inflict upon the soul an incurable hurt.

Even though there is currently no cure, cautioned Cohen, "do not believe this is an incurable infection. "

Network of well-known western inquiry AIDS is an incurable disease incurable.

While the world does not have such a "miracle drug" , but the spur is not an incurable disease.

Once breast cancer has spread, it is incurable, Dr. Cardoso noted. "It is incurable, but it is treatable, " she emphasized.

Such an attitude can lead to an incurable consequence and should, therefore, be avoided.

This hope, like patients suffering from an incurable disease Luantou Yi, are the living dead Madang Ma admitted the desperate move.

There is an incurable tendency in the human mind to overload things with personal significance.

E. g: He got the incurable disease. The doctor believes he is hopeless. He himself also throw the handle after the blade .

Although HIV infection is incurable, cocktails of the drugs can control the virus.

Asking around at the hospital, she found Linda, a sixteen-year-old girl with incurable leukemia.

We're not saying that all the animals we euthanise are suffering from incurable conditions.

Hiroshi Tamaki stars as a college student Segawa Makoto who keeps away from people because of an incurable disease illness.

The king's incurable indecisiveness caused turmoil in his court.

I want to be able to cure any disease doctor, because . . . . . . this world is not what the disease is incurable.

This time, Jennifer has had an incurable disease.

Most of victims of this currently incurable condition are male.

This story is about a girl named Aya who suffered from an incurable disease, but lived life to the fullest until her death at 25.

Huntington's disease is incurable and essentially untreatable.

Some people may argue that sine Hu is incurable, why should we still waste our precious resources to treat her?

It is also possible to take control in a more logical way of illnesses that are classified as chronic and so incurable.

The same incurable conflict of priest hoods scars all the temple ruins of Egypt.

Although this disease is incurable at present, they keep expecting miracles.

It is for the human being who has the incurable disease to act according to his intelligence.

The child has an incurable habit.

The disease from which he died is incurable.

the majority of ADR incurable disease and had no effect on the original.

Down's syndrome (DS) is an incurable, heritable disorder affecting an estimated 400, 000 people in the U.

Alzheimer's, an incurable, progressive brain disease, is the most common cause of dementia.

The friend got incurable disease, how should be comforted?

In fact, the current medical standards are far advanced to imagine, there are many incurable diseases threatening our lives.

I believe that the disease must be cured because it is not incurable disease.

There were children dying of incurable diseases upstairs.

But the harvest is a heap on a day of sickness And incurable pain.

If diagnosed early, HIV, although incurable, is now treatable for many people.

Someone we love might disappoint us, incurable sickness will embrace us, and some people will leave us behind.

AIDS is incurable because cells latently infected with HIV resist antiviral therapy.

For thus saith the LORD, Thy bruise is incurable , and thy wound is grievous .

AIDS is an incurable disease at the present time.

You know what an incurable romantic I am anyway.

Someone believes patients, who catch incurable disease, would become a burden of society and should euthanasia. In what degree do you agree?

The larger point is that while Alzheimer's is still incurable it's not untreatable.

He is afflicted with an incurable disease.

A simple sitting posture transformation, make the cervical vertebra disease incurable from relapse more and never.

If a family member has the misfortune of contracting an incurable disease , we might not tell him exactly what the doctor said .

He even bribed an orderly in Arkham Asylum in order to get incurable inmates to use for his experiments.

The second is the chronic form, which is incurable and can result in cirrhosis of the liver and liver cancer.

Do you believe that people who have incurable, painful diseases have the right to choose to die?

More than anything, it defies the idea that HIV is incurable.

An incurable optimist, you have big dreams, aspirations, and hopes for the future and are usually pursuing some distant goal.

Very tired ah how is ' met do I get such ' incurable disease ah? ?

The result is progressive and incurable lung damage.

The Alzheimer's Association estimates 4. 5 million Americans have the incurable, fatal brain disease.

Hospice care is a system of care that helps those with an incurable illness to focus on making the most of whatever time is left.

Space projects will also enable us to find a few chemical elements to cure presently incurable diseases.

There will be no more incurable diseases, from cancer to AIDS, anywhere in the world.

It is incurable, such as HIV, HPV, hepatitis and herpes viruses of this type of sexually transmitted diseases.

Reiki does not cure the incurable, but animals with serious illnesses can be less stressed and more relaxed so that they can be happier.

Addiction is incurable.

Cancer was once an incurable disease.

More often, I am a student ideologically specialized treatment of small illnesses and incurable diseases doctor.

Patients with incurable illness often seek alternative treatments such as homeopathy.

The greater the failures became , the more obstinately his incurable amateurishness came to the fore .

Mark my words. Be incurable square.

"Michael's incurable. He's dying. "

Ann: I have to say you are incurable.

More than 33 million people globally are infected with HIV, which is incurable and deadly.

One day, your doctor tells you that you have an incurable disease and may not have more than twelve months to live.

The 69-year-old had been in failing health suffering from diabetes and an incurable lung condition.

Decoration pollution by consumers, some experienced abortion, and some long-term infertility, but also of suffering from incurable diseases.

Because it's mostly "incurable, " every administrator should be aware of how this attack works.

He got an incurable disease.

It is certain that more and more diseases which are incurable for the time being will be brought under control in the years to come.

Prajna Paramita is magic medicine that cures all kinds of puzzling and incurable diseases!

I'll do every bit to cure the incurable.

The dice is cast. It's incurable .

They will usually have diseases considered incurable, such as advanced cancer or motor neurone disease.

each year , about 10 , 000 people in the united states are diagnosed with cll , which is currently incurable.

This is a rare disease called Birds Pay Homage to the King. It's incurable.

Cancer wouldn't become an incurable disease if scienctific technolgy advanced more.

Cow urine offers a cure for around 70 to 80 incurable diseases like diabetes.

Conceit is the most incurable disease that is known to the human soul.

It is incurable, and it demands near-constant attention to blood sugar levels and treatment with insulin to keep them normal.

In the late 1940s, an old man was diagnosed with tuberculosis, an incurable infectious disease at that time.

Li guang ming: why do you be do like last time. Every time you love a boy, you will be dead set on it. Incurable.

You are incurable. The test was this morning!

The disease that she died from was incurable at that time.

The idea is that a person who dies from a presently incurable disease could be thawed and revived in the future when a cure has been found.

I have a fairly optimistic view of human intention and behaviour, as befits an incurable idealist.

Additionally, his poisons are practically incurable, even by Chiyo, who is herself a master of poisons.

Why is my pain perpetual, and my wound incurable, which refuseth to be healed?

Like its namesake, mad cow disease, it is incurable [1, 2, 3].

Many people shrug at corruption because they figure it's eternal and incurable.

Objective To study the clinical effect of ocular surface reconstruction through pericardium transplant to incurable ocular surface disease.

Space program can solve our energy problem. We can also discover new chemical elements, in order to heal the present incurable.

Day! I got gastrorrhagia , is this incurable disease? How must go up?

The will on December 1 last year, signed, 6 days later she died of "incurable breast cancer. "

I have a friend who lies in a hospital, slowly dying of a painful and incurable disease.

Clinical Observation of Invigorating the Spleen Organ and Promoting the Blood Circulation Recipe on Incurable Chronic Purpura Thrombopenic

These last-mentioned contests had indeed the incurable defect, that the premises appealed to were taken from authority, not from reason;

Preliminary Study of Incurable Causes of Chronic Prostatitis

A victim of an incurable disease, Stephen Hawking is almost completely paralysed,

Bieber ( Bieber fever is spreading rapidly and its incurable I repeat incurable)

Chronic, incurable, granulomatous leading to chronic diarrhea and emaciation

The clinical application of pericardium transplant to incurable ocular surface disease

Surgical Treatment and Preoperative Evaluation of Incurable Epilepsy

or judge me to be gulity of so many incurable sins

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Psychological Analysis on Hong Xiuquan's Incurable Diseases

Let Fields Lie Fallow: An Incurable Pain for Farmers

a person with an incurable illness

vitamin is a man who has a incurable partiality for seas

If there is an incurable disease

This story tells us that: a cunning fox incurable, tens of millions of people can not reaping a fox as;