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Intuitively, it makes sense that death would have an impact that illness did not. "The problem with diagnoses of heart disease and that kind of thing is that it's likely that there has been worry about the health of that individual for some time," says the study's author, Kathryn Abel of the Centre for Women's Health Research at the University of Manchester. "Once somebody gets admitted with a heart attack or stroke or a serious illness, in some way there is relief because they're being managed - it might not be such an acute event, which...
...himself and his wife, and began the journey home to Africa. He launched a campaign to raise funds to free his nine children, who remained enslaved, but never raised all of the money. He finally left for Africa, but just days away from his home, Fouta Djalon, he fell ill and died...
...Indonesia's ruler from 1967 to 1998. He was forced to step down in the wake of the Asian financial crisis, but the controversy over his reign continued. Indonesia's new government launched inquiries into the corruption. Suharto sued TIME after it published its own 1999 investigation into his ill-gotten gains. He won his lawsuit on appeal; TIME is challenging the decision. Suharto spent his postrule years living comfortably?and avoiding trial for his abuses?in central Jakarta...
...troubles began at least six years ago, according to Rancatore. Struggling to pay rent, Toscanini’s left its Harvard Square location entirely during substantial renovations by the Harvard Square Real Estate Services in January 2007. In a letter on the blog, Rancatore cited an “ill-[started] and very disorganized expansion,” as the cause of the store’s present woes. “We definitely did not pay the taxes, which was colossally stupid,” he said. Less than ten days after the store was seized by the Commonwealth...
...strong euro and the association with other members. If left to fend for themselves, however, alienation and their landlocked status could foster economic discontent and instability. Both could also benefit from the EU’s human rights standards. Serbia’s record for treatment of the mentally ill is atrocious, and Kosovo has become an epicenter of sex slavery. EU member states are also party to the Schengen Agreement, which allows for the free movement of people. If Serbia and Kosovo enter into the agreement, Serbs could still journey to their holy sites in Kosovo, and Kosovars could...