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intensive

[in-ten-siv] / ɪnˈtɛn sɪv /


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Ms Claxton regularly needed blood and platelet transfusions and ended up in the intensive care ward four times.

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Looking back, Michael Levy says his intensive campaigning helped him deal with the "emotional rollercoaster" after his sister-in-law, Einav, was killed at the Nova Festival and his younger brother, Or, was taken hostage alive.

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While this is a labour intensive part of the Tunnock's operation, most of the rest of the factory is automated.

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The inquest was told Ms Hunt was taken by ambulance to the Avrupa Safak Hospital in Istanbul, which has a specialist cardiac intensive care unit, where she later died.

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Gaza's health ministry said a two-week old boy named Mohammed Abu al-Khair had died of hypothermia on Monday, two days after he had been admitted to hospital and placed in intensive care.

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