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So of course he wanted a colonoscopy for early detection's sake.

CNN Transcript Dec 7, 2009 2009

So of course, he wanted a colonoscopy for early detection's sake.

CNN Transcript Dec 7, 2009 2009

And when you - some of the studies do have some flaws, but when you look at the whole body of evidence, it solidly says that breast cancer can prevent death, that early detection's so important, it increases our chances of getting successfully treated, and it decreases our chance of dying.

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And to round out our round robin, there are two criminological Cranes in detection's aviary - Jonathan Latimer's Bill Crane and the creator of Pat and Jean Abbott, Frances Crane.

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And, Nikon is also to continue improving the hereditary phase detection's range finder technology, they are full steam to improve the AF performance, some newer patents get showed.

News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com) 2010

Turton by pinching her on the bum while she reported on the flooding in Oxford, although to get the detection they've decided to give him an £80.00 ticket under the Public Order Act. Sue, who's clearly sane and has better things to do with her time has declined to assist the police, but a detection's still a detection, even if it's an £80.00 ticket.

The Policeman's Blog 2010

It also calls attention to early detection's possible downsides, which have mostly been discussed in relation to prostate cancer and lung cancer until now.

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Meanwhile, Thames Valley Police are seeking a man who sexually assaulted Sue Turton by pinching her on the bum while she reported on the flooding in Oxford, although to get the detection they've decided to give him an £80.00 ticket under the Public Order Act. Sue, who's clearly sane and has better things to do with her time has declined to assist the police, but a detection's still a detection, even if it's an £80.00 ticket.

The Policeman's Blog 2010

Meanwhile, Thames Valley Police are seeking a man who sexually assaulted Sue Turton by pinching her on the bum while she reported on the flooding in Oxford, although to get the detection they've decided to give him an £80.00 ticket under the Public Order Act. Sue, who's clearly sane and has better things to do with her time has declined to assist the police, but a detection's still a detection, even if it's an £80.00 ticket.

The Policeman's Blog 2010