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If cough persists for more than one week, tends to recur, or is accompanied by a fever, rash or persistent headache, consult a physician.

It is the most common form of bladder cancer and, although reasonably easy to treat, it has a tendency to recur.

These principles recur throughout this book and are introduced here to give you an overview of what economics is all about.

TCC can arise anywhere in the urothelium, but is most common in bladder. TCC is often multifocal and has a tendency to recur.

He said he guaranteed the attention of server security, similar incidents will not recur.

Patients may need to stay on the drugs for weeks or months to make sure the problem does not recur, he said.

In addition, this sickness easy to recur, after the surgery, should the regular reexamination, every three months reexamine one time.

Most doctors believe that this disease is difficult to delay to heal, and apt to recur, quite influence the patient's life quality.

He did not seek medical attention, the pain did not recur, and there were no cardiological or neurological sequels.

Everyone must have heard a classic song - "Yesterday Once More" , but yesterday will not recur.

Such karma was cleared in the experience, and such human annihilation of such a deliberate nature shall not recur again.

Any problem as yet unsettled that tends to recur in your thoughts during the day is a suitable subject.

There, a dedicated technician tests the drive to see whether a detected fault is likely to recur.

Some Portuguese books also, and among them two or three popish prayer-books, and several other books, all which I carefully recur'd.

If cough persists for more than 1 week, tends to recur, or is accompanied by fever, rash, or persistent headache, consult a doctor.

Vulvovaginal candidiasis(VVC)is a kind of vulvovaginal inflammation caused by candida infection, which has high incidence and easy to recur.

Born all blundering blurred malice, recur into abandon after the heart of flowers, fragrance and taste, thin thin lonely romantic!

The liver abscess did not recur after resection of the colonic tumor.

Done right, a new European architecture may ensure that such a crisis does not recur.

Cough tends to recur or is accompanied by high fever, rash or persistent headache.

An alarm has an initial time, a setting for how often it should recur (only counts in minutes are possible), and a number of times to recur.

The same old favorites recur year in year out with monotonous regularity.

The best estimate for total eclipses is to say they recur at the same location about every 360 years on the average.

"Breast cancer is so common that mutations that recur at a 5 percent frequency level still involve many thousands of women, " he says.

Although the theme of fear and its overwhelming power would recur in his later work, Hobbes's early years were largely free of anxiety.

It may or may not recur next time the sun shines on the skin.

Your attitude to the advice of the psychiatrist will affect whether your nightmare recur or not.

This function starts with the Clojure special form loop, which creates a target for the recur at the end of the function.

When his wife left him he had to recur to drinking.

And with stock markets and wealth soaring, the recession already looks like bad memory unlikely to recur anytime soon.

Like Wagner, he gives each of his characters leitmotifs that recur and recur in their streams of thought.

The best way to ensure quality is to write tests that validate data and algorithms and verify that prior mistakes do not recur.

I shall recur to the subject later on .

Sadly it's a condition which, although it has the odd period of remission, is likely to recur every two years.

Ad hoc mergers work for a while, but demands for help tend to recur.

Ovarian cancer has been challenging to treat because it tends to recur frequently and develop resistance to treatment.

evaluating the need for action to ensure that non conformities do not recur.

If we do not take such steps, our risk will surely increase, and explosions of rage, manipulated or spontaneous, will recur.

No, there must be some other way. . . And then she remembered the terrible fever that might recur and became more worried.

The realization of Chinese political modernization must recur to the impact of outside forces and effective inside conformity ". "

The woeful experience of the 1980s, when unemployment kept on rising for so long, is unlikely to recur.

Although there remained a slight chance that the growth might recur, the odds were much greater that his immune system would destroy it. ?

But because elemental properties in the periodic table recur periodically, chemists can predict that it is highly reactive to water.

Let us recur not to that impious man-how hateful to both of us!

Rather, the important thing is having shots of similar length that recur in a regular pattern throughout a film.

You can create tests to verify that fixes to problems are permanent and that the same problems don't recur.

The medicine takes orally conveniently without any toxic and side effects, difficult to recur after recovery, definite therapeutic effect.

Archetypes are universal concepts and patterns that recur within a domain or across domains.

Let's recur to what you mentioned just now.

The same exact circumstances may not recur any time soon, but more heatwaves are inevitable, even without climate change.

return, revert, recur, recrudesce These verbs refer to coming or going back, as to a place, position, or condition.

Other social scientists seek to develop general laws by examining patterns of behavior that recur throughout time.

Therefore, take measure which rational take medicine, prevent infection and treat in stage by TCM can drop the recur rates of NS.

Let us recur to what was said at this morning's meeting.

Because giant tsunamis recur, they also look at historic and scientific records, going back up to 4, 000 years if possible.

Among them, chemotherapy has an irreplaceable function on the prevention of tumor recur and metastasis.

If multiple projects employ the same architectural style, the assumption that issues recur will likely hold.

The path of a planet appears to consist of loops that recur regularly.

This has raised eyebrows in Europe, where the practice has yet to recur.

History will not recur , what recur is exactly a human natural instinct constantly .

Dear teacher, dear students, I am pleased to send you my speech, the topic of my presentation is: yesterday will not recur.

Prosecutions would affirm the rule of law and the country's determination that such lapses from wisdom and morality should never recur.

He set out to analyze not only what dreams are most common, but what dreams recur regularly.

It is clear that the same difficulties will recur in all the towns of the favoured state.

Recur: v. if something, especially something bad or unpleasant recurs, it happens again.

We also recur to the new methods in XML signature and encryption, to enhance message-level security.

Will this farce recur every time the debt ceiling needs raising?

We can't create the miracle. But we can only learn to believe that someday the brightness will recur. . .

Although the polyp excises, so long as the inflammation existence, after excising the polyp, will recur.

She didn't think about all the reasons why it was impossible, not the least of which was her own infirmity, which might recur at any time.

Issues of discrimination and proportionality recur in every war.

The term business cycle is used to describe the ups and downs in general business activity that recur over time.

If we do not, that opportunity may not recur for decades.

The respective officer should, upon considering the happening, analyze and try to find a solution, so that, such complaint does not recur.

The realization of "Core Labor Standard" has to recur to the Constitutional fundamental rights.

Once the drugs are stopped, however, symptoms typically recur.

the formation of urinary calculi, especially in cases where they tend to recur.

The same old favourites recur year in year our with monotonous regularity.

Symptoms tend to recur in a predictable pattern.

Part four, describing the structure of the supply chain of Goldsense enterprise and the business flow recur to the flow chart.

the mandibular prognathism symptom done not recur.

Therefore, only after reduction to ensure the future of drug therapy does not recur.

They tend to recur and may worsen, leading to multi-infarct dementia or stroke.

Let us recur to the subject later on.

To recur or visit often, especially as a ghost.

Despite surgery, mucoceles often recur, warranting long-term follow-up.

The case studies confirmed that many issues recur.

Of course, many problems recur at various periods.

Farthest and closest full moons recur in regular cycles.

Fortunately, gout is treatable, and there are ways to reduce the risk that gout will recur.

That engine failure was the team's first in 2006. What has been done to ensure it doesn't recur?

Themes such as divine power, the natural elements, secular ambitions, recur constantly and express more than pure geography.

The noble qualities and deeds of Kong Fansen often recur to me.

Recur at a specified time interval.

The scientific revolutions that recur in long cycles are a phenomenon that is built into human nature.

Episodes of mania and depression typically recur across the life span.

It is absolutely necessary for the oppressed people to recur to revolutionary violence if they want to achieve their liberation.

They then recur, I give them that same drug every week. Another 30 percent will respond.

Conclusion: For patients undergo an operation, it is very important to prevent them recur, to do good nursing before and after operate. . .

Finally: 31 examples time cure, make a follow-up visit not recur, the anus fistula form and sequela and so on anus incontinence.

Such illusions can recur even after some time in space. ?

In this paper, the spread of starting control points is recur based on Monte Carlo method.

There is a danger that the disease may recur in later life.

TurnTo recur in cycles or at periodic intervals .

A number of themes recur.

There is a danger that the disease may recur .

but demands for help tend to recur.

They then recur, I give them that same drug over 96 hrs by continuous infusion, another 20 or 30 percent will respond.

It can recur the malfunction through simulating the record time.

She'll first appear in episode 312 and recur.

fac-tors recur year after year. Cyclical factors, on the other hand, follow very closely to the economic cycles of the market.

Recriminations after financial crises have a long history, and they recur in regular cycles.

The bleeding is more severe than usual and the attacks of pain recur every 7 to 10 minutes.

In order to recur the seismic wave, a perfect control system is necessary.

he did not recur in thought to new york or the flat

Once this disease is contracted, one can never be really carefree again, for the fever without an instant's warning, can recur at any moment

Flare up: (of an illness)recur or show sudden burst of light. Anger or violence

Take specific action to make sure the problem cannot recur, typically through error proofing ? Capture Lessons Learned

A Recur Arithmetic of Expectation Substituting Forecast Value to Nonlinear Bayesian Dynamic Models

Treatment over 15 Cases of Recur Hepatolenticular Degeneration with Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine

run through: occur intermittently and persistently, recur; pervade

Soybean will recur bright vision in 2007: simple analysis of the main factors affecting soybean

Take specific action to make sure the problem cannot recur, typically through error proofing

The values of CT perfusion image in differential diagnosis between NPC local recur and local radiofibrosis patients

Professor LU Zhi-Zheng'S Experience to Treat Recur Common Cold Through Spleen-Stomach

The recur reason, prevent and therapy of nephritic syndrome in children

course of disease in eczema Eczema is tendency to recur and persistence

Take specific action to make sure the problem cannot recur, typically through errorproofing ? Capture Lessons Learne

New energy stocks double recur to bearish tendency

Recur means to occur or come up again, often repeatedly:

the limits of the environment on economic development will recur between 2007 and 2009;

therapist adolescent send in recur

Deadly Blood Clots Likelier to Recur in Men

Make the task recur at regular intervals

Here are some of my meals that recur again and again:

To tend to persist or recur:

Make the task recur based on completion date

the electric lamps went out so we had to recur to candles to light the room