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1 When talking about alcohol use older people oriented strongly

2 nning language that can enable caregivers to talk about and reflect on the complex communication nece

3 stop players, coaches, fans, and media from talking about and acting on "hot hands," telling stories

4 Most children talked about Challenger, but a minority of the latency-a

5 Bereaved parents also recognize the value of talking about death with their children.

6 Parents of adolescents may wonder whether talking about eating habits and weight is useful or detr

7 d themes that had relevance for thinking and talking about end of life were identified: "dementia and

8 ut exercise (odds ratio [OR] 4.6; P = 0.03); talk about exercise in improving function, exercise inst

9 l components analysis identified patterns of talk about exercise.

10 components analysis identified 3 patterns of talk about exercise.

11 thought long and hard whether I could avoid talking about family and personal life, and just share t

12 Talking about helping others makes a person seem warm an

13 There is much talk about how technical fixes--such as the internet--mi

14 September 2007 in Woods Hole, Massachusetts, talking about immunology, focusing on his remembrances o

15 Aging is like the weather: everyone talks about it, but no one seems to do anything about it

16 uch as No Country for Old Men and We Need to Talk About Kevin focus on characters who are exceptional

17 Jim Ibers talks about neptunium, an element that has remained larg

18 rsity of Illinois) who started the symposium talking about 'New cellular factors modulating the tumor

19 We observe others, talk about others, and act accordingly.

20 People constantly talk about past experiences.

21 haracterised it as 'impersonal' to think and talk about patients as 'routine work', as a 'body', as '

22 o an ideal that they should always think and talk about patients as whole persons.

23 eir practice which require them to think and talk about patients in impersonal ways.

24 l care practice requires nurses to think and talk about patients in many different ways, yet nurses a

25 sidered inappropriate for nurses to think or talk about patients in objectifying or dehumanising ways

26 y(s) in which critical care nurses think and talk about patients.

27 ways in which critical care nurses think and talk about patients; and (2) describe patterns of nursin

28 ich was characterised by a particular way of talking about patients, a particular way of thinking abo

29 ar Reddy (Fels Institute, Temple University) talked about recent exciting findings in his laboratory

30 It would be nice if we could talk about sleep and memory as if there were only one ty

31 It's time to pull back the curtain and talk about some truly lousy deals.

32 he new revolution, and it is one of the most talked about subjects in surgery today.

33 Indeed, scientists are now beginning to talk about the possible totipotency of some adult tissue

34 George C Prendergast (The Wistar Institute) talked about the 'Myc-Bin1 signaling pathway in cell dea

35 g cessation services and more than 6 million talking about the dangers of smoking.

36 Both groups valued talking about the event with peers, but perceived suppor

37 fe-sustaining treatments, dying at home, and talking about the meaning of death.

38 qualitative research exploring how surgeons talk about their practice.

39 Participants talked about their experiences of facing death whilst st

40 o disclose and report such encounters and to talk about them.

41 hroughout, we intentionally oversimplify and talk about things in which we have little expertise, and

42 nging concept of "virus" and how virologists talked about viruses.

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