1. Angiomas sometimes recur after treatment

2. Economic crises recur periodically.

3. 7 Economic crises recur periodically.

4. The symptoms tend to recur.

5. These recur as themes throughout the book.

6. These same skills recur throughout the book.

7. Four themes recur throughout this volume.

8. A range of issues recur throughout Genet's book.

9. A epidemic on humans likely to recur

10. This kind of problem is likely to recur.

11. Things that occur frequently or recur intermittently are Continual.

12. There is a danger that the disease may recur.

13. If liver function abnormalities recur, VIRAMUNE should be permanently discontinued

14. Particular themes recur in any discussion of Andrew Lloyd Webber.

15. And not only do the themes recur, but they overlap.

16. If the swelling should recur, please take this medicine immediately.

17. It may also recur around the inferior thyroid or vertebral artery.

18. Melkersson–Rosenthal syndrome may recur intermittently after its first appearance.

19. Those are periods of structural change and they recur after substantial periods.

20. Some themes recur in several papers and this is indicative of their urgency.

21. Similar smoke incursions may recur until the forest fires are Curtailed further, officials said

22. Morphea or sclerosing lesions had a significantly higher tendency to recur than nodular lesions.

23. There is a strong possibility, however, that phantom pregnancies will recur at successive heats.

24. 14 There is a strong possibility, however, that phantom pregnancies will recur at successive heats.

25. Although the treatment for skin cancer is usually successful, the problem can recur later.

26. Let us recur not to that impious man - how hateful to both of us!

27. The contradictions around race, class, and region that recur throughout Backlands are inherent to Brazil

28. After eradication of H pylori, duodenal ulcers do not usually recur and the associated chronic gastritis gradually disappears.Sentencedict.com

29. Two problems recur in attempts to adopt any of the above solutions to the problem of natural monopoly.

30. Autopilot is an easy way to both schedule and recur Email and SMS surveys to your customers

31. Although radiotherapy may decrease the incidence of the gustatory sweating syndrome, it still may recur after radiotherapy.

32. As well as dealing with existing problems , these controls also cover noise that is expected to occur or recur .

33. There is a strong probability that the problem will recur if we do not deal with it now.

34. Current expenditure consists of those items that recur regularly: expenditure on wages and salaries is the most typical example.

35. The data are plotted in 27-day strips, to highlight those disturbances that recur with the solar rotation period.

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37. As with anorexia, the condition tends to recur after traditional forms of hospital treatment in medical or psychiatric units.

38. Bccs on the nose, ears and lips are more likely to recur, usually within the first two years after surgery.

39. Although closely related to the subject-matter of the book, these recur only as underlying issues in the chapters to follow.

40. The repeating shape of the accompaniment in quavers is designed to recur only at the first beat of the seventh bar.

41. The guarantee only agrees to re-treat the affected areas - it does not guarantee that the problem will not recur.

42. However, if the symptoms of the disease persist for long periods of time or recur frequently, you may have chronic Bronchitis

43. Ague definition is - a fever (such as malaria) marked by paroxysms of chills, fever, and sweating that recur at regular intervals.

44. Babylonian art of all periods places a heavy emphasis on the piety of the king, and similar images recur throughout Mesopotamian history

45. The error that led us to an accumulated debt of $# billion, that is endless deficits over # years, can recur in the future

46. Continually and Continual are both used to describe duration, specifically things that recur regularly or frequently and are intermittent with intervals of interruption

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48. Precisely the same phenomena recur during that more recent transmutation of European society which entirely substituted the feudal form of property for the domainial and the allodial .

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50. Condonation: In marriage, the voluntary pardoning by an innocent spouse of an offense committed by his or her partner conditioned upon the promise that it will not recur

51. Livedoid vasculopathy is a blood vessel disorder that causes painful ulcers and scarring (Atrophie blanche) on the feet and lower legs.These symptoms can persist for months to years and the ulcers often recur

52. A Bcc can recur even when it has been carefully removed the first time, because some cancer cells may remain undetectable after surgery and others can form roots that extend beyond what’s visible

53. Even if the symptoms go away after an adrenalin injection with the EpiPen®, the victim should always be taken to hospital to be observed for several hours, since the reaction may recur.

54. Circuit arrangement for calculating matrix operations which recur frequently in signal processing, especially on connection with neural networks, consisting of a systolic array of multipliers and adders to which is connected a recursive accumulator.

55. In the opinion of Constantin Floros there are two passages in the adagio in the sense of a hapax legomena passages, which appear only once and "do not recur in the further course of the sentence.

56. If Blebs recur, consider eliminating saturated fat from your diet and taking lecithin in either liquid (one tablespoon three times per day) or capsule (one or two 1,200 mg three or four times per day) 2,3

57. Scheduling can be as simple as a few clicks to set up a single service, or it can involve booking multiple services, Appointments that recur on a regular basis, double-bookable services, or blocking out time on your appointment book

58. A Brazilian doctor suggests professional help “if such symptoms as fever, headaches, vomiting, or pain in the abdomen, thorax, or pelvis do not subside with ordinary medicine and recur frequently without any apparent reason or if pain is acute or very intense.”

59. As nature ransoms Norsemans name a figured JesuS Annumerate Saturne en Mars ſon regard furieux horribleness liberates guarantees USA quotas tantalise brotherliness Horrible eſtrange aux Tosquans et Latins Norse seafront paper recur Jesu Greek cirques affront Grecs qui ſeront a frapper curieux

60. A complication of the 50 previously published cases of so-called adamantinomas of the long tubular bones shows, that the biological-clinical behavior of slow growth, the strong tendency to recur, and the predilection for the lower extremities are congruous with the malignant joint synovioma.

61. The aftershocks, flashbacks, even dreams that recur, in one form or another, at one level of his subconscious or another, would follow him right into adulthood, right into his old age, right up to his deathbed, should that deathbed come at sixty, eighty, ninety, or a hundred.

62. ‘To truly loop or recur, the message or information needs eventually to Circulate back through the system toward its originary point.’ ‘The company makes mattresses from visco-elastic foam with an open-cell structure that allows air to Circulate freely.’ ‘Adverts on Blackburn buses have begun to Circulate …

63. ‘To truly loop or recur, the message or information needs eventually to Circulate back through the system toward its originary point.’ ‘The company makes mattresses from visco-elastic foam with an open-cell structure that allows air to Circulate freely.’ ‘Adverts on Blackburn buses have begun to Circulate …