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Virginia Nathanson was a Vaudeville performer in her youth.
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Museum trustee Jane Nathanson called it "the most spectacular and successful fundraiser for art in Los Angeles."
LACMA Celebrates Resnick Pavilion At Opening Gala AP/HuffPost 2010
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But Nathanson said the practice might be deemed permissable, at least for patients who had signed the organ donor register.
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My mother often reported this event, because what really shocked her about Grandma Nathanson was her lack of food provision.
Stifled in suburbia 2012
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Society should decide if it's prepared to tolerate that repeated loss of life or take action to stop it, said Nathanson.
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Museum trustee Jane Nathanson called it "the most spectacular and successful fundraiser for art in Los Angeles."
LACMA Celebrates Resnick Pavilion At Opening Gala AP/HuffPost 2010
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Museum trustee Jane Nathanson called it "the most spectacular and successful fundraiser for art in Los Angeles."
LACMA Celebrates Resnick Pavilion At Opening Gala The Huffington Post News Team 2010
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Museum trustee Jane Nathanson called it "the most spectacular and successful fundraiser for art in Los Angeles."
LACMA Celebrates Resnick Pavilion At Opening Gala AP/HuffPost 2010
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Museum trustee Jane Nathanson called it "the most spectacular and successful fundraiser for art in Los Angeles."
LACMA Celebrates Resnick Pavilion At Opening Gala AP/HuffPost 2010
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Dr Vivienne Nathanson, the BMA's head of ethics, said: "When it's well explained, relatives understand that their loved one's heart isn't being jumpstarted and going back to normal or near-normal function in the way that it is with someone with an arrhythmia, the way you see it in Casualty or Holby City."
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