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The scientists hope this approach will soon be ready for patients with other debilitating nervous system diseases.

Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford suffered an ankle sprain against the Saints, but he practiced this week and said he would be ready to go against the Bills.

The crossing was supposed to be ready as soon as 2026, but Newsom said negotiations over its operation and future revenue it will generate via tolls have been the main culprits for extensive delays.

The clash with last season's champions Gloucester-Hartpury on 5 January has been shifted from 200-seater Shaftesbury Park to 27,000-capacity Ashton Gate due to "unprecedented demand", even though Maher is quick to stress she is unlikely to be ready to make her debut then.

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“There’s a lot of people that I don’t think would be ready, physically or mentally, to do that. But he is one of ‘em,” Riley said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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