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They arrived to find Jackson's personal doctor trying to resuscitate his patient, who had stopped breathing and was in full cardiac arrest.

Foley said he's seen victims of digital death spend as long as 18 years trying to resuscitate their credit lives.

In trying to resuscitate Doha, Mr Bush will be able to draw on support from business lobby groups.

The wife then filed a 'do not resuscitate' order and the children challenged it.

Attempts were made at the scene to resuscitate the children, but they were already dead.

Paramedics couldn't resuscitate him; doctors said he had died instantly of a massive heart attack.

Such policies are equivalent to trying to resuscitate a patient long since dead.

Like the Ao case, the BDA affair threatens to resuscitate Macao's reputation as a centre of intrigue and scandal.

The doctors managed to resuscitate her, but she remained in a critical condition.

So farashe was concerned, the theory was dead and not worth trying to resuscitate.

Researchers found there was an increased need to resuscitate babies whose mothers had had FGM.

And now comes Expo 2010, part of a fading franchise Shanghai hopes to resuscitate as a global launching pad.

Gadre might be just what the doctor ordered, but it will take bold strokes to resuscitate this platform.

Breathe life into the flies. A miracle: A gentle puff of your warm breath will resuscitate the flies.

If they'd been able to resuscitate him, someone would have told me.

Maximum commitment is required to assess, resuscitate, and, when necessary, provide definitive operative therapy.

Death in such cases is therefore based on a decision not to resuscitate, not the impossibility of resuscitation.

To resuscitate the great king of the Mongols. Before and after Mars reigns by good luck.

Clinical application of "activating spirit to resuscitate brain therapeusis"

Or why they should resuscitate bankrupt Dubai firms that will compete with Abu Dhabi's own national champions?

The soul, going down stream in this gulf, may become a corpse. Who shall resuscitate it?

Government efforts to resuscitate the market have flopped.

resuscitate To restore consciousness, vigor, or life to.

Mr. Obama knows he almost certainly will need more taxpayer money to resuscitate the nation's banks; that won't be popular.

Resuscitate a boy rescued from drowning.

To bring back to life or consciousness; resuscitate.

Last October, at St Andrews in Scotland, the government embarked on a policy of deadlines in order to resuscitate power-sharing.

The Dormancy Resuscitate and Metabolism of Language

The Study of Application of Adrenalin to Cardiac Arrest Resuscitate in Normal and Over Doses

New development in resuscitate of liquid in bleed to shocking

resuscitate a person who has been nearly drowned