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Elizabeth Blackwell's work with the poor led her to believe that doctors could help people more effectively by preventing sickness.

If you know a woman doctor, ask her if she knows about Elizabeth Blackwell.

When pressed, though, he said that the name Blackwell appeared on neither his official identification nor Florida driver's license.

"They acknowledged that they knowingly worked to defeat our fair lending policies and controls, " said Mr. Blackwell, the bank executive.

So doctor Blackwell opened an office in a poor part of the city to help people who lived under difficult conditions.

Sun Jihai for the location of the main topics, Blackwell did not answer any ambiguity .

For Blackwell, this places them "at the center of life on earth while most of us are out on the margins. "

At the hospital, Doctor Blackwell accidentally got a chemical liquid in her eye.

Blocking the quorum sensing system would be equivalent to using white noise to interfere with spoken communication, Blackwell adds.

With the help of many people, the Blackwell sisters raised the money to open a hospital in a re-built house.

Even though many people told Elizabeth Blackwell she was a fool for wanting to become a doctor, she tried anyway.

Kenneth Blackwell, another black candidate, endorsed Mr Steele by urging the party to make good "on the promise of Lincoln" .

Doctor Blackwell talked of deaths that should never have happened, of sickness that should never have been suffered.

The regulatory cost and the potential for corruption worries the Reverend Phil Blackwell, of the Taskforce to Oppose Gambling in Chicago.

For years the hospitable Blackwell prison had been his winter refuge.

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"That's really the holy grail of geothermal: that you can go anywhere and extract the Earth's heat, " Blackwell says.

Blackwell, on vacation in Hawaii, was controlling the robot over the Internet.

Dr Blackwell studies a group of quorum-sensing molecules called acylated homoserine lactones (AHLs).

Samuel Blackwell was sick for much of the trip. He died soon after arriving in Ohio.

Fashion critic Blackwell has issued his "ten worst-dressed women of the year" awards annually since 1960.

My destination was Strawberry Hill, an 18th-century coffee plantation turned resort owned by Chris Blackwell, the founder of Island Records.

It's used by private security against systems in countries Blackwell-Briggs wants to dominate.

Party-loving teen idol Lindsay Lohan was next, with Blackwell saying her dress sense had gone from "adorable to deplorable. "

The Blackwells settled in New York City. But Mister Blackwell's business there failed.

Blackwell contributed to a broad study released in 2007 that predicted geothermal could provide one tenth of U. S. power by 2050.

Her parents, Hannah and Samuel Blackwell, believed strongly that all human beings are equal.

RAY FREEMAN: In eighteen thirty-two, Samuel Blackwell's sugar factory was destroyed by fire.

Elizabeth Blackwell, however, wouldn't take no for an answer and she started her own infirmary.

Elizabeth Blackwell never married. Neither did her sisters.

Elizabeth Blackwell faced many problems in medical school.

But quorum sensing is also active in bacteria that cause disease in animals and plants, Blackwell says.

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[Kevin Blackwell] is very hands on, he'll tell you how it is and won't hold back.

One wrote that doctor Blackwell had shown the way for women to move on.

Party-loving teen idolLindsay Lohanwas next, with Blackwell saying her dress sense had gone from "adorable to deplorable. "

Blackwell finally reached the prison, he went to spend winter dream.

Ms. Blackwell is very personable and an asset to our company.

RAY FREEMAN: Elizabeth Blackwell felt her work in America was done. She returned to England.

After she graduated, Blackwell went to London, England, to learn more about being a doctor.

RAY FREEMAN: Elizabeth Blackwell died in England in nineteen ten. She was eighty-nine years old.

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