His stillborn book might soon disillusion Katherine Hunt and others like her. |
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Mindless vandals have desecrated the grave of a stillborn baby for the fourth time in less than five months. |
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We did not include stillborn children but included children dying from delivery until 31 December 2000 in the cohorts. |
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By early June, with the plan seemingly stillborn, he began to search for a compromise that could salvage the linchpin of his program. |
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Infants usually are stillborn or die shortly after birth from respiratory failure. |
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They are trained to presume that a dead infant is stillborn unless there is countervailing evidence. |
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What great art or entertainment is stillborn today, afraid of reprisals from some easily offended group with an axe to grind? |
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Doctors also argue that detailed autopsy of stillborn babies has allowed pathologists to identify viruses that can cause miscarriages. |
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Finally, we are shaking off the coma of the stillborn slacker 90s and now there is movement. |
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The cemetery was also one of the few cemeteries that allowed stillborn babies to be buried in consecrated ground. |
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On January 13, Rowland had given birth to twins, one of which had been stillborn, while the other, a girl, lived and has since been adopted. |
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I told the ayah to give her away in adoption and told my husband the child was stillborn. |
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We know from other graves that it was common for parents to put a small marker with initials for a stillborn child or an infant. |
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The authors conclude that encouraging parents to view and hold stillborn infants does not benefit mothers and could have an adverse effect. |
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A bereaved couple have been left devastated after their stillborn baby's grave was destroyed in a sickening arson attack. |
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This Mass will be of particular interest to parents of stillborn infants of babies who died shortly after birth. |
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Tragically, about one-third of these babies are stillborn and the rest die in the first days of life. |
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This malformation is incompatible with life, affected infants are either stillborn or die in a few days. |
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In addition, three stillborn babies died of proved group B streptococcal infection, one during labour. |
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The difficulty of determining whether a child was stillborn or murdered has confounded English lawmakers and jurists for centuries. |
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Spontaneous miscarriage, premature delivery and stillborn birth are possible results of an infected foetus. |
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Before her career as a spy really blazed across Russia's white nights and she became the KGB's favorite British agent, it was almost stillborn. |
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His mother lost twins during childbirth and another baby was stillborn. |
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Unuttered thoughts corrode relationships: a painter's wife misunderstands her husband's work, a couple never mention their stillborn baby. |
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Anonymous My son Connor was stillborn at 39 weeks, just a few days before they were going to induce labor. |
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We also need to remember those little ones who are stillborn or those who lose their lives to sudden infant death syndrome. |
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But the political and economic renaissance of Europe that was predicted at the European convention is likely to be stillborn. |
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If a larger group refused to sign up to the constitution, the document might be stillborn. |
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That, in theory, could mean that the whole document is stillborn, since it needs to be ratified by every EU member. |
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In August 2007, two weeks after her baby was stillborn, Trina Bachtel, a 35-year-old white woman, died. |
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A stillborn child must be entered in the register of deaths and not the register of births. |
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Studies have found that migrant women receive inadequate or no antenatal care, and show higher rates of stillborn children and infant mortality. |
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In pregnant women it can lead to stillborn babies and children born with mutations. |
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Special provisions sometimes apply in cases where there is a premature birth, complications during pregnancy, a miscarriage or a stillborn child. |
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Decrease of the number of stillborn children and infant mortality rate, and health child development. |
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Between 5 and 10 percent of stillborn babies have abnormalities involving their chromosomes, the tiny thread-like structures in each cell that carry our genes. |
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Defined as a loss prior to 20 weeks gestation, a miscarried fetus does not receive any kind of funeral rights in a hospital, unlike stillborn babies. |
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We did not approach women whose babies were stillborn or died as neonates. |
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Pregnant women are routinely tested for syphilis because of the high risk that babies of mothers with untreated syphilis could be stillborn, or born with syphilis. |
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Secondary infertility is when you've had one or more babies in the past but can't conceive again, or if you've had one or more miscarriages or stillborn babies. |
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But the problem is how to revitalize a stillborn plan, how to find enough lawmakers to join and whether the incentives offered to them will be enough. |
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And his thrashing of the first six stillborn proposals is right, but late. |
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After all, it was stillborn, never getting a chance to move from idea into action. |
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While I could not see any such thing, I was later told by a medicine man that this was an important ritual, and that the woman had delivered a stillborn child some time later. |
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Now to get to know him well, it doesn't matter if it's a stillborn baby or a 95-year-old grandfather, what I need to bring from inside of me is the value of doing this. |
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Their risk of dying in childbirth is doubled and of having stillborn babies trebled, and other physical, sexual, and relationship problems are common. |
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She was taken to hospital, but one of the babies was stillborn. |
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Rossetti's wife, Elizabeth Siddal, died of an overdose of laudanum in 1862, shortly after giving birth to a stillborn child. |
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Although christened Richard Henry, his parents called him Peter, after his elder stillborn brother. |
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There was a significant event that let the government resurrect the stillborn Bill that was to create a Commissioner of transportation accident investigation. |
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Catherine did not protest, and in 1518 fell pregnant again with another girl, who was also stillborn. |
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Margaret Tudor had several pregnancies, but most of her children died young or were stillborn. |
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Within months of the marriage, Anne was pregnant, but the baby was stillborn in May. |
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Anne's final pregnancy ended on 25 January 1700, when she miscarried a stillborn son. |
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She had been pregnant at least seventeen times over as many years, and had miscarried or given birth to stillborn children at least twelve times. |
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Or why was I not hidden in the ground like a stillborn child, like an infant who never saw the light of day? |
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His lips framed themselves to whistle the first bars of a popular song, but the sound died stillborn. |
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This, gentlemen, is a list of the joint-stock companies created last year.... Of these some were stillborn, but the majority hold the market. |
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Without access to proper obstetric care, women in developing nations can spend days in agonizing labour before finally delivering a stillborn child. |
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She went into spontaneous labour and delivered a premature, stillborn microcephalic fetus. |
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Another baby, stillborn, Huntsman told police, was also found. |
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Catherine had two stillborn sons in 1514 and 1515, but gave birth in February 1516 to a girl, Mary. |
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Her roommate had had a stillborn baby and my mother felt sad for her. |
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Never counted and never to be known, are the numbers of babies miscarried, or stillborn, let alone the number of family members and parents who have suffered over the years. |
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There was much confusion among the promoters of the Union for the Mediterranean around the conference title: «The UfM a union of projects or a stillborn project? |
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There were more than 3 million stillborn births. |
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Smoking during pregnancy is associated with an increase risk of low birth rates, stillborn births and spontaneous abortions, as well as increased chance of developing respiratory illnesses. |
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There is a risk of renewables being stillborn or strangled at birth by the utilities that have a monopoly, if they can charge huge sums for grid access. |
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We have a stillborn bill because of what the government has done to it. |
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Meanwhile, his album featuring Uilleann pipes, mandolins and accordions was almost stillborn. |
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No tax credit is allowable for a fetus or a stillborn child. |
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Both are wary of following an initiative that could be stillborn. |
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One of them aims to reinforce the legal status of stillborn babies in terms of civil status, and the other one the recognition of a right to paternity leave. |
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In 1948 she gave birth to Fleming's daughter, Mary, who was stillborn. |
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She delivered three stillborn babies and lost one at eight weeks before doctors discovered she had Hughes syndrome, a condition that causes miscarriage. |
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