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Fighter holds a clinical edge
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Myles Suehiro jokes that he can be their grandfather. But when it comes to the mat, the just-turned 65-year-old can throw down nearly as hard those a third of his age.
Before Suehiro's first competitive jiujitsu match yesterday, he walked past guys as old as his sons. He stretched and warmed up by doing some jumping jacks when he heard his name called among the 80 competitors in the Pacific Invitational Tournament f...
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8 signs you should dump your doctor.
Cosmopolitan
; Patient beware: Your doctor may be hazardous to your health. Although finding a good, reliable doctor should be your top health priority, most of us put more care into finding a hair colorist. But the consequences of entrusting your health to an ill-trained practitioner are dire. Below are eight
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YOU KNOW WHO After 3 decades of adventures, The Doctor is still healthy
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; This is a "Who's Who of Who." To Whom are we referring? Who, of course. Doctor Who, the star of the longest-running science fiction series in the history of television. The "Doctor Who" show was created in 1963 as a children's series, and spanned 30 years with eight actors playing the role. And now
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England's venerable 'Doctor Who' returns to TV in yet another incarnation.(Originated from Knight-Ridder Newspapers)
Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service
; Before ``Star Trek there was ``Doctor Who When the original ``Star Trek'' went off, ``Doctor Who'' went on. When ``Star Trek'' came back, ``Doctor Who'' still was there to wave hello. If some of you are saying, ``Doctor Who then the only answer is, ``Correct But more about that in a bit. The
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Talking with your doctor.(A Guide for Older People)
Pamphlet by: National Institute on Aging
; Table of contents Opening Thoughts: Why Does It Matter? Getting Started: Choosing a Doctor You Can Talk To How Should I Prepare? Getting Ready for an Appointment What Can I Say? Giving Information What Can I Ask? Getting Information How Can I Be Involved? Making Decisions With Your Doctor Asking
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Talking with your doctor.
Pamphlet by: National Institute on Aging
; Table of Contents Opening Thoughts: Why Does It Matter? 1 Getting Started: Choosing a Doctor You Can Talk To 2 How Should I Prepare? Getting Ready for an Appointment 7 What Can I Say? Giving Information 11 What Can I Ask? Getting Information 14 How Can I Be Involved? Making Decisions With Your
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Experts in alien killer armchairs A scholarly analysis of Doctor Who is all very well, but the prof's been beaten to it by the fans, contends Matthew Sweet
The Independent on Sunday
; Inside the Tardis By James Chapman I B TAURIS pounds 12.99 pounds 11.99 (P&P FREE) 08700 798 897 Doctor Who is accustomed to renaissance. He clutches at his hearts, announces that this is the end and, in a blur and blaze of Colour Separation Overlay, becomes a man with an entirely different Equity
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Eccleston and Billie, just what the Doctor ordered.
The Daily Mail (London, England)
; Byline: MICHAEL HANLON IT has been nine long years. For Doctor Who fans, their favourite superhero has been away for far too long. A one-off revival in 1996 starring Paul McGann was a flop and never managed to light the fire that had been so successfully kindled in the 1960s. Now the Doctor is
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Sorry, but the Time Lord has no time for romance, says Doctor Who writer.(News)
Western Mail (Cardiff, Wales)
; Byline: Matthew Aplin IT IS one of the most talked about romances on television - but Doctor Who and Rose are definitely not an item, according to the show's chief writer, Russell T Davies. As one of the Time Lord's most popular companions, Rose, played by Billie Piper, returns in next week's BBC
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Things seniors should consider when choosing a doctor
Westside Gazette
; Things to consider when selecting a doctor: * Is the location of the doctor's office important? How far can I travel to see the doctor? * Is the hospital the doctor admits patients to important to me? * Is the age, sex, race, or religion of the doctor important? * Do I prefer a single doctor or a
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The Doctor Is Back in the House With a New Televised Adventure // Who's On First With Fans
Chicago Sun-Times
; "Who? That's not his name. Who is he? Doctor Who?" - Ian Chesterton, one of the original traveling companions in the BBC series "Doctor Who." "Professor? Who ARE you?" - Ace, companion to the seventh Doctor. Through 26 years and seven lead actors, "Doctor Who" remained impossible to pin down. The
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