_All received a medical evaluation by at least two doctors to confirm their terminal condition, and their doctors judged each to be capable of making and communicating health-care decisions, as required by the law.
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:Later, in the aftermath of the sabotaged Caped Justice awards, Manny sent an army of robots that he had constructed, and abducted dWARf so that he might devise a treatment for his terminal condition.
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ACT ( Association for Children with life-threatening and Terminal conditions ) was established in 1988 under the direction of Professor David Baum, at the Institute of Child Health, Bristol and Helen House hospice for children in Oxford.
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Sadly, this corrosion is a terminal condition and cannot be reversed or repaired, however there is rumour around the " Monsoon Community " that this problem may have been resolved in some of the final production runs.
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Since Brain Stem Glioma was a terminal condition with no prospect of effective treatment, it was also argued for the defendant that even if her negligence was established, causation had not been proved and as such the plaintiff's action should fail.
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If the therapy works, sufferers of hard-to-treat chronic pain, as well as severe pain from cancer and other terminal conditions, would get another alternative to standard neurosurgery or pain-deadening drugs, both of which can be effective but also carry risks and side effects.
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David Cronenberg was surprised when " The Fly " was seen by some critics as a cultural metaphor for AIDS, since he originally intended the film to be a more general analogy for disease itself, terminal conditions like cancer and, more specifically, the aging process:
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Referring to systems closed to exchange of matter, Buchdahl writes : " If a system is in a terminal condition which is properly static, it will be said to be in " equilibrium " . " Buchdahl's monograph also discusses amorphous glass, for the purposes of thermodynamic description.
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In addition, he prepared a recording explaining his terminal condition and scheme to spitefully challenge his comrades to attempt to find and defuse the explosives which must be done by gathering them all and stacking them on top of each other, knowing that The Flash would surely stop at least one of the attempts and doom the city.
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In 2014, a leak to " The Guardian " revealed that the DWP had to send civil servants in to help the company process personal independence payments for the seriously ill and the disabled . " Waiting times for assessment, " the newspaper noted, " have been so long that in some cases people with terminal conditions have died before receiving a penny ."
