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Just an example of how much regard they have for those with mental health needs, and another case of their continuing to invent bogus justifications to continue using demonstrably abusive and unneeded cells in a demonstrably abusive and unneeded prison.

He said he was relieved to hear the market was back on but was frustrated by the unneeded stress of possibly missing out on a profitable day for his business.

Initially sold as a prequel to Roald Dahl's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory(and the movie adaptations), this seemed an unneeded origin story in the vein of such groan-worthy affairs as Oz the Great and Powerful, X-Men Origins: Wolverine.

Running throughout December and January, the programme is calling on the public to bring in unneeded items such as toys, games, books and clothes for children up to 16.

Scary children is not a new concept for horror but zeroing in on the unneeded social pressures to have children is.

Severe privacy regulations do not apply in the latter, allowing for unneeded spying.

There were times that I agreed with certain public officials that their respective situation was not a news story based on fact, or that an article would likely cause unneeded hurt to innocent people and victims, especially children and elders.

This can lead to “physician-induced demand” for unneeded services, as well as a mismatch between what is being advertised in glossy international campaigns and the actual quality of services.

We see it all around us, spending money on unneeded and unnecessary material things instead of saving for their families future or educational needs.

As such those calling for schools of Christian and traditional Affairs can start their insurgencies too to enable the state or the Nigerian military to establish a department to cure the unneeded attention.

He warned that risks are two-sided, where reducing rates too soon could be disruptive, while reducing rates too slowly might mean unneeded damage to the economy and the labour market, though added that the Fed does not need to be in a hurry to cut rates.

However, pregnant women may have to reduce the intensity of their exercises during the second and third trimesters to avoid unneeded pressure and stress on the abdomen.

One thing that changed after the government report was a rule intended to prevent unscrupulous doctors from profiting off unneeded surgeries.

That panel is known as a “door plug” and is used to cover the gap left by an unneeded emergency exit.

The United States is devoting record amounts of resources to military modernization, including unneeded nuclear modernization.

This would introduce unneeded chromosomes, unbalance the embryo's genome and probably lead to developmental abnormalities including death.

You can lower your risk of SCC by avoiding unneeded exposure to UV light as well as applying sun cream before heading out the door.

But she has “staggered the workforce” so the cultivation team comes in earlier to avoid unneeded person-to-person contact.

One answer could be that the allegation of corruption is remarkably broad, and denying the entirety of the story when some emails are accurate opens him and his campaign up to an unneeded distraction when he is up roughly 10 points in national polls.

There has been plenty of backlash against this, many seeing it as an unneeded burden on his storyline.