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However, the toll on his health was too extreme and he died two years later in Havana, where he was trying to recuperate.

A state official who said he was briefed by emergency personnel said the toll was unlikely to rise significantly.

But one of the most common symptoms is depression. It's often attributed to the mental toll of managing the disease which has no cure.

I've been working three different part-time jobs for a while and it's beginning to take its toll on my health.

"These are very tough times for hardworking families, but the toll would be far worse if we had not acted, " he said.

Writing online in The Lancet, they set out a program to reduce the death toll by two percent a year.

The most basic: how much of a public health toll does air pollution take around the globe?

Speaking Thursday, he said Alabama's final death toll may not be known for another day or two.

But I knew the terror of those shellings and the pressure we'd been under since we got to Bastogne could take their toll in other way.

"Because the total number of people killed in the quake is still being checked, there is no final figure on the student toll, " he said.

Joe Cole too can be reasonably satisfied with his efforts, while there was no sign David Beckham's trans-Atlantic trip had taken any toll.

At dawn, Rikuzentakata began to assess the staggering human toll. It was one of the worst-hit Japanese cities.

We called a line with a test tone and started covering up the phone (note, we cannot be sure this line is toll free, but we risked it).

Frustrations , worry , depression and disappointment ultimately take their toll and low self-esteem is often the individual result .

Wait until the ningbo, only to see the eldest brother north toll station not so wrong, but to see here in one of his classmates.

Head and body disappeared as the toll man stooped down in his booth to pick up the money.

He said the lady ahead of me had paid my toll.

Begin to put closure to your situation and move on. Do not continue to let your singleness take its physical, emotional, or spiritual toll.

After passing the toll gate, I pulled Miss Daisy to the side of a tree which provided a bit of shade.

in England and Wales, and within a year after the media picked up on them, the toll shot up to 82.

And yet the number of casualties in Chile appears to be exponentially smaller, with the official death toll still in the hundreds.

An illness that caused him little difficulty in his youth began to take its toll as he reached middle age.

"The toll tax is increasing day by day and there is no mechanism to check how the toll tax is levied, " he said.

Toll did not get a break fee along with its board recommendation from Patrick.

There was no immediate word on the death toll although preliminary reports said at least 10 policemen had died.

In light of many online rumors, Julie Plec revealed that there will be an influential death toll at the end of this season.

The economic toll from the tragedy now looks as if it may play out for months.

Pandemic influenza is usually associated with a greater number of cases, higher severity of illness and consequently a higher death toll.

Blackbeard began to charge ships a toll to pass through his area safely. If the ship would not pay, it was sunk.

Eventually however, the long years took their toll on the warrior, and he began spending longer and longer periods dormant in stasis sleep.

Yesterday Amnesty International said the death toll had climbed to at least 55; scores more have been injured.

At least, that's the buzz among efficiency mavens, who seem to spendall their time adding up microblogging's fiscal toll.

Some sources suggest that the man has become abusive, and his behavior appears to have taken a toll on his mother.

After getting less-than-adequate sleep for 5 consecutive nights, I noticed it had started to take a toll on me.

Matthew Marek, country director for the American Red Cross, said he expected a very high death toll.

DEBUNKING: This is often trotted out to explain the high toll of AIDS in Africa.

The number of armed conflicts -- and their death toll -- has continued to fall since the end of the Cold War.

I have to confess that Whitewater, especially the attacks on Hillary, took a bigger toll on me than I thought it would.

Certainly, such a death toll would be enough to destroy both countries as superpowers, but not the end of life as we know it.

However, other activities plus the fact that prices are not as they used to be have really taken their toll on my finances.

The modern woman has come to realize that she wont live forever, but aging does not have to take the toll it once did on her face and body.

The pressure from her family, school and peers to "make the uniform look good, " she said, took a toll on her self-image.

Suddenly bells begin to toll, a weird, unearthly music, as if I had be translated to the steppes of Central Asia.

Thermal heat drying system easy to toll of verpackungsgesellschaft and oily sludge up the crepe, shrinkage.

He thought this would take a heavy toll of American lives and prolong the war indefinitely.

Static wages is a measurable challenge for the economy, but employment in a time of massive unemployment also carries an emotional toll.

Rescue workers said the toll could rise given the number of the wounded who were critically injured.

The death toll might have been worse if the waves had struck in darkness rather than the early morning.

Who'll toll the bell? "I, " said the bull.

Officials said the gunman was killed, bringing the death toll to at least 12.

The stress took a toll on his marriage, and Scott and his wife divorced.

Schools, he said, tend to have larger rooms and be bigger than ordinary buildings, exacerbating the toll when they fail.

The boss eliminated few senior positions to save cash; it had a pesonal toll on him.

Pray to the gods that this place does not take its toll on your men's spirits.

As you proceed through the toll plaza, a Patron Display will tell you that the correct toll has been paid.

"I didn't want to stop working, " she says, but admits that working an extra 10 hours a week, 52 weeks a year takes its toll.

Above all, Toll Collect and its suppliers were unable to develop the software to marry together all the bits of their elaborate system.

Many Americans seem to prefer coal-fired generators to nuclear power plants without realizing the toll in public health that coal imposes.

Guards at the gates to two of them - a gold mine and a hemp plantation - shoo travelers away unless they are able to pay a toll.

The Great Depression took its toll on even the wealthiest and William Randolph Hearst was no exception.

Six days after the quake struck and with the death toll now standing at 294, masses were held in makeshift chapels set up in tent cities.

Speaking from the home of his third wife, Ina Chan, Mr Ho said the public dispute had taken a toll on his family.

Who'll toll the bell? I, said the Bull, Because I can pull, I'll toll the bell.

Prime Minister John Key, who rushed to the city from the capital, Wellington, said the death toll was liable to rise.

The two women traditionally are fighting for the affections of the same man, and years of arguments finally take their toll.

"Filming these hard-hitting dramas took a toll on me, " he said.

In some places, a small toll at rush hour and a few buses will be enough to keep traffic running smoothly indefinitely.

Just as Draco's mother feared, the gravity of his mission begins to take its toll on the young wizard.

States around the country began sponsoring lotteries: government-approved gambling that extracts its largest toll from the poor.

Years of sacrifice for her son had taken her toll.

And such a drive for perfection takes a heavy psychological toll, because every flaw, no matter how small, is cause for agony.

It would be expensive, but never fear: the state would work with the private sector, and companies would run the corridor as a toll road.

Standing all day and using scissors and a blow-dryer takes its toll.

Some whisper, however, that centuries of breeding with exclusive bloodlines is beginning to take its toll.

The strange lethargy confounded the Alliance leaders and continued to take its toll on the rapidly weakening or cs.

Moreover, the volatile economy is clearly taking its toll; falls in the stockmarket are quickly showing up in lower sales.

Up to 6000 survivors have been located but a local newspaper report said that the Beichuan confirmed death toll has risen above 7000.

Snow, ice, and freezing temperatures took their toll on both invading armies. For the Russian people, the winter was an icy defender.

Understandably sex play for long periods takes its toll on the body's resource and friction heat and dryness can be an issue.

Four decades of tobacco use took an immense toll on her lungs and she was diagnosed with COPD.

Haiti's U. N. ambassador said the death toll in the revolt is now about 60, and the country faces "an abyss of civil war. "

But the tensing takes its toll over such a long race, and drains some of your energy reserves.

Except for the highways mentioned in Article 59 of this Law, no toll may be charged for any other highways.

Along the toll road company Ningde, Fuzhou, Putian, Quanzhou, Xiamen City, five to the total GDP of the province accounted for 71%.

Try to put the photos, turn on the disc to below the part with the position of pattern, through the toll-gate!

But whether the current economic slump will take a toll on your own health depends, in part, on your health habits when times are good.

There was no immediate explanation for the discrepancy in the death toll.

The specified cost does not include the cost of installation of the Intelligent Transportation System and Toll Collection System.

Emotional stress seems to take the greatest toll on everyone.

It seems that the years of drug addiction and her rocky marriage to the singer Bobby Brown have taken their toll on the performer.

It seems that the years of drug addiction and her rocky marriage to the singer Bobby Brown have taken their toll on the performer.

The death toll could rise from disease and hunger if the aid effort is not stepped up, the U. N. warned.

They all took a mental and emotional toll, causing him to "drop out" of public view.

But oh, oh. This love has taken its toll on me, she said goodbye too many times before.

The scrutiny from the media and fans about his steroid use appeared to take a toll on Bonds.

though choking traffic and constant construction work are beginning to take their toll.

NEW YORK -- For years, teenagers across the U. S. could call a toll-free hotline if they had embarrassing questions about AIDS and safe sex.

It's also possible, he said, that being in an "aroused, " extremely happy state can take a toll on one's cardiovascular system.

The majority of members present at the meeting objected to the agreement reached between the Administration and TCTC on the toll increases.

I, said the Bull, Because I can pull, I'll toll the bell.

If true, the latest figures would suggest the death toll in Iraq now exceeds that of the Rwandan genocide in which 800, 000 died.

I have a bit of a problem with making all roads toll roads or, even worse, privatizing them anyway.

Public health specialists around the world are struggling to quantify the human toll of a future flu pandemic.

A freeze in consumer spending, abysmal same-store sales, and a swath of retail bankruptcies have taken a serious toll on your local mall.

Updating the required electrical and infrastructure costs can be funded, in principle, by toll revenue, gasoline or other taxes.

But as the political unrest in the country intensified, the majority of that production was hit, taking a toll on global oil supply.

When you're used to working out at room temperature, it's easy to forget the toll that 80- or 90-degree days can exact.

Their only consensus was that the real death toll was exponentially higher than those numbers provided by Bashir.

It was the biggest toll in one day this year, raising sectarian tension when politicians are haggling to form a new government coalition.

The new projected death toll announced Thursday is more than triple the figure given just a day earlier.

The new projected death toll announced Thursday is more than triple the figure given just a day earlier.

This love has taken its toll on me. She said goodbye too many times before.

If it does, under unchanged policies, we will be measuring the costs of adjustment not in euros but through a death toll.

Maybe they were still tired from a grueling season that appeared to take its toll during the just-completed trip in which they went 5-2.

Foreign donors were also slow to respond to the catastrophe, due to its unfolding nature and, perhaps, its relatively low death toll.

The media pretty much only shows us all the terrible things, the bombings and the death toll but not the everyday life of the Iraqi people.

They want to see a national toll-free quit line included as part of an anti-tobacco campaign.

If you're the caregiver, the demands of caring for your partner may take a toll on your sexual desire.

One of the biggest challenges is for both spouses to accept the very real toll an attention disorder can take. Often the partner without A.

The great flood, which took a toll of over three hundred lives, was the worst disaster that.

Wu Yong, a local army commander, said the death toll could rise as lots of houses had collapsed.

But as the death toll grows, so do concerns that even the appearance of official tolerance gives these organisations legitimacy.

The checkpoint at the airport's entrance has turned into a toll-booth where women collect fees but armed guards are absent.

The United Nations is attempting to settle conflicts around the world that have taken a terrible toll and misused the earth''s resources.

With no limit to the working week, the long hours continue to take their toll on teachers' health and their lives outside work.

In the United States, which unlike other industrialized nations lacks a national health plan, the looming recession may take a greater toll.

The reason, Dr. Ambati said, was that the RNA snippets were actually binding to an immune system sentry called toll-like receptor 3.

But it suffered nothing like the blue-ear disease that took such a toll on the country's pigs in 2007-08.

And as he passed by, he saw Levi the [son] of Alphaeus sitting at the place of toll, and he saith unto him, Follow me.

The death toll from the eruptions has now risen to about 120 and is expected to increase as rescuers pull bodies out of the ash and rubble.

If you drink too much of it, it will take a toll on your budget.

The purpose of this thesis is to discuss the allocation and optimization of lanes during the construction of toll collection system.

Among the reasons for the high civilian death toll is the difficulty of getting victims to hospital quickly enough for emergency treatment.

Much of the tsunami-detection effort has focused on Sumatra, where the Indian Ocean tsunami took a horrendous toll.

The team found that these cells react to nickel when a group of receptors known as Toll-like receptors (TLRs) are present.

Salt corrosion, storms and waves can all take a heavy toll on the giant machines, and upkeep must be constant.

High energy prices and a weaker labour market appear to be taking their toll on consumer spirits.

The problem is just that the increase in meat consumption, especially in the case of beef, is taking its toll on the environment.

i ' ve come to understand our love is drifting away , which takes a heavy toll on my heart.

Anytime you feel negative emotion, you are in the mode of resisting something that you want, and that resistance takes its toll on you.

However the toll of constant work began to tell on Lee.

Some 3, 000 people have been employed by the French construction giant Eiffage, which holds the right to draw a toll for the next 75 years.

Over the centuries, the wind and the rain have taken their toll on the walls of packed earth.

Still, investors around the region on Tuesday counted up the toll from Wall Street's woes.

The rate also inclusive of petrol, driver's meals; excluded for the toll charges and parking fees, unless otherwise agreed upon the booking.

EBP system will not be a good toll if we (especially our requesters ) do not pay much attention to the right using of it.

It could take a huge toll on the U. S. economy, raising our borrowing costs and crimping our overall borrowing capacity.

The U. S. sub-prime mortgage crisis, together with fears that the economy is slipping into recession, is taking its toll on global markets.

Both candidates cited the toll that rising energy prices have had on the economy, and stressed the need for alternatives to foreign oil.

The escalating drug crisis is beginning to take its toll on many Americans.

The U. S. military put the death toll at 18, including one policeman and 17 civilians, and said a lone woman bomber was responsible.

The killings take the total toll in Palestinian lives since the Israelis launched their assault on the Gaza Strip 11 days ago to above 600.

But toll-road supporters insist that this is the best way to meet the needs of a fast-growing state.

As a sanitation worker scrubbing floors at a tuberculosis dispensary, she knew first-hand the heavy toll exacted by the disease in Russia.

The number of fatalities, similar to estimates by human-rights groups, was the first official comprehensive toll.

It is not uncommon to see the examples of too many toll stations affecting attraction of business investments.

But the prolonged length of the economic downturn and continued high gasoline prices have taken their toll.

The central story line of "Petition" follows the emotional toll that injustice takes on a woman and her daughter.

Back when people still talked about the "information superhighway" , they scoffed at the idea of it being impeded by toll booths.

Year by year the ocean gained upon the shore, and finally took a toll on the houses that had once been pride of the town.

But attacks from his own party may have taken their toll.

The death toll had been estimated at 28 railway workers and "scores of unfortunate African natives, " with the total ranging as high as 135.

Four years of rising food prices and no salary increases in Bangladesh have taken their toll.

But for many others, the toll of the clock meant the beginning of another year of setting goals that won't be achieved.

The death toll from a spate of tornadoes that hit southern states at the end of April rose to at least 340.

Expanding territory certainly was good but war took a heavy toll and its consequence was severe.

However, it's still unclear if tobacco fumes actually take a toll on children's brains, or if something else is at play.

At least eight people died, and officials expressed deep concerns that the toll would rise as more searches of homes were carried out.

Abandonment of cotton crop by the farmers would take its toll on the textile industry that immensely depends on this crop.

But despite 15 years of deflation, Japan's punishingly high prices still take a toll on its residents' standard of living.

He was also concerned whether the Administration had assessed the impacts of toll increases on the traffic volumes of other tunnels.

And the death toll continues to mount back in the republics themselves, with assassinations and bombings occurring day after day after day.

They may call a toll-free number or connect through a personal computer at home or in a neighborhood library.

The test of this time to a qi, on the toll, and the practice not cultivate one's morality, round with a sieve.

it is not the way of finite minds, not a path made by human hands, in which toll is exacted from every traveler.

The iTunes toll is a small price to pay for the simplicity of just getting what you want.

The meltdown has also taken a more hidden toll, helping to push Mr. Fox and a handful of Wall Streeters over the edge.

ComPosite toll collection which can fit better than complete ETC on our highway toll-gates, is easily used and popular with the customer.

As the death toll rises, relatives of the victims across the border in Jordan have also started to protest.

The events of the day, both physical and emotional, are taking their toll on her.

They expect the confirmed death toll to exceed 1000 within the next few days.

The toll of keeping up with that energy supply, the team argues, shows up on the cellular and molecular levels in the human brain.

She ended up buying a prepaid highway toll card for her husband, a gift that made me wince when I read about it.

All the birds of the air Fell a-sighing and a-sobbing, When they heard the bell toll For poor Cock Robin.

But the rigid nature of factory work and long hours have taken their toll on the Brazilian-Japanese community.

That having been said. . . please don't try to keep me at home any longer than you can do it without taking a toll on your lives.

The heartbreak over the human toll of these failures is starting to surface.

The officials say the death toll could be considerably higher, as the current count includes only the dead at hospitals and morgues.

This disease is poorly understood, takes its toll on previously healthy children and young adults, and kills close to 64% of those infected.

Even as the death-toll from the protests approaches 600, demonstrators in a dozen other towns have rallied to break the siege of Deraa.

This journalism toll-free access, full democratization in journalism. Far from the end of the debate.

The distance between two toll gates should not be less than the standards set by the transportation department under the State Council.

"The death toll may rise further as lots of houses collapsed, " he said.

He comes to a toll bridge. Clifford has no money. But that doesn't stop him.

It would be more of the same simplistic tired orthodoxy that has already taken a heavy toll on US welfare.

A toll highway shows that exclusion is possible on the highways.

In Haiti, a death toll from a school collapse rises to at least 75 people with crews continuing the search for survivors.

Robin, cancer does not define you. You are not your disease. It may take its toll, but there is no shame in it, no reason to hide.

The highway toll system is an important component of the highway management system and Intelligent Transportation System.

He said that the "challenges" of four years in office had "taken their toll" .

Worst hit was the city of Sendai where hundreds have been found dead and the toll is expected to rise.

However, it was the human toll that seemed to weigh heaviest.

Blasts in two other well-known hotels brought the overall death toll to at least 41.

Household energy practices vary widely around the world, as does the resultant death toll due to indoor air pollution.

Recognize that races take a heavy toll, so give yourself plenty of recovery time (one day for each mile raced).

Cholera is spreading quickly in the Haitian capital of Port-au-Prince, as the death toll rises across the quake-hit country.

The early ups and downs took a toll on him, but he learned the hard lessons within months.

The Xinhua news agency Friday reported that executives at the plant eventually admitted to covering up the true death toll.

His control over this ruined city must be exacting a toll on his powers. That may be the edge I need.

The doting mother may take a toll on her boy's future independence .

Exact figures are difficult to obtain due to underreporting, but the death toll is thought to be in the hundreds.

The boss eliminated several senior positions to save money; it took a personal toll on him.

This was a huge reason in the death toll and because of the massive amount of population along the coast of India and Sri Lanka.

Teaching is not as joyful as it once was for many of us; we get jaded too. Disrespectful students and belligerent parents take a toll on us.

Giving out to others in an effort to make a difference had taken its toll.

Like millions of Americans, the chronic stresses of life have taken their toll on me and I struggle each day to keep myself afloat.

Death toll from Caspian Fever has now reached 107. The virus continued to mutate and spread.

And the crude devices inflicted a serious toll. But at least the most intense terror was fleeting.

Liberia's civil war took a heavy toll on civilians, infrastructure and social services, including health care.

State broadcaster CCTV said the death toll had risen to about 300, with an additional 8, 000 people injured.

Indeed, though the weekly death toll goes up and down, the strife is worsening.

The Lebanese death toll has been mounting fast: at least 300 people have been killed, most of them civilians.

The decline was the first in four months, evidence that the twin disasters continue to take their toll on Japan's economy.

That may be why many analysts see a bright earnings outlook, yet others fear subpar growth will take a toll on stocks.

Nato planners are worried that the pace of the bombing campaign is taking its toll on the limited number of air crews involved.

Customer Service toll collection system: testing, on-line separation of duties has not been completely.

The police death toll in a country that sees itself as the most civilised in Africa is indeed shocking.

The Aqua Line's toll is steep, but for high-rolling drivers, it cuts the commute between the cities from an hour and a half to 15 minutes.

For days after the accident, the death toll continued to mount.

For centuries, the Holy Roman Empire derived patronage by assigning rights to a limited number of toll points.

Officials say that the death toll in Padang will certainly rise, possibly into the thousands, as more bodies are found in the rubble.

On this basis, it sets up a train line toll computing system to distinguish between performance and train type.

Were the attacks to have succeeded the death toll would have been horrendous.

An explosion in a coal mine in southern Russia killed at least 66 people. There were fears the death toll could rise to 90.

The power failure took a toll on two traction substations along the Yingtan-Xiamen electric railway.

There has also been a large unseen death toll, especially among men.

Mr. Seltsovsky said the average daily death toll 'during normal times' is 360 to 380, in a city of about 11 million people.

Working with clients, creative directors, marketing managers and other designers can take a toll on your patience and passion.

Years of hardship and neglect has taken their toll on his health.

Catastrophic rains have become more frequent in Brazil (and elsewhere). But much of the blame for the high death toll lies closer to earth.

Police divers were still searching the lake around Utoya Island for bodies, and said there were fears the death toll could rise again.

This article indicates and analyzes the weaknesses of the company's present motivation policy on toll staff as follows: 1.

Today their number was reduced by one more, as a government-appointed administrator joined the toll of the dead.

The month of March is starting to take its toll of the luxury brand, and may be signaling tougher time for the highly regarded brand.

In all cases Spreading Out using formation move and Control X is key or splash damage will pay a heavy toll on your forces.

Streets had reverted to calm and curfews were in force in major districts of Urumqi as the death toll mounted from rioting.

The death toll on the roads at Christmas is usually heavy.

The final bell is about to toll as we wave adieu to the old ways that have for aeons castrated the life of the emerald planet.

Other free highways in central Texas could also be converted to toll ways, including a popular route to the airport in Austin.

She said recent Myanmar government estimates put the death toll at 70, 000, mainly in the delta area.