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Interim officials typically can serve in the role for 120 days, and then can remain if the judges of the district vote to allow it.

Women are said to be in menopause after going a year without a period, which typically occurs between the ages of 45 and 55, though it can vary.

In a cruel twist, the Ravens are horrible on defense, typically Baltimore’s strong suit, and not just because they had to replace five injured defensive starters with rookies last week.

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To produce CAR-NK cells for treatment, doctors typically collect a blood sample from the patient.

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They are informed of the charges against them and typically enter a plea.

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