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counterindication

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  • Finessing the pose further, Jon should lift his eyes upward, allowing his head to gently tip back (unless this causes pain) because the cervical spine is part of the spine, and should be included in all backbends (again, unless pain or injury is a counterindication).

    Lauren Cahn: What Yoga Can Do For Jon Gosselin 2009

  • An August 6, 1989, Lilly document says that doctors should be warned that Prozac patients were at a higher risk of suicide unless they receive a sedative, stating: "The counterindication because of acute suicidality should become a warning whereby the physicians should be advised that in the absence of sedation, the risk of higher suicidality should be taken into account."

    Eli Lilly The Habitual Offender 2007

  • Whether one regards it as a counterindication, however, depends on how one relates it to the subject at hand.

    Archive 2005-01-01 2005

  • The perceptive reader will notice that this is the one possible counterindication to my conclusion that Philo accepts the argument as regular rather than irregular.

    Archive 2005-01-01 2005

  • The perceptive reader will notice that this is the one possible counterindication to my conclusion that Philo accepts the argument as regular rather than irregular.

    A Sketch of an Interpretation of Hume's Dialogues 2005

  • Whether one regards it as a counterindication, however, depends on how one relates it to the subject at hand.

    A Sketch of an Interpretation of Hume's Dialogues 2005

  • Should I put up a counterindication that will react in case I'm threatened, but see what the fantasy is?

    The Battle of Forever Van Vogt, A. E. 1971

  • Finessing the pose further, Jon should lift his eyes upward, allowing his head to gently tip back (unless this causes pain) because the cervical spine is part of the spine, and should be included in all backbends (again, unless pain or injury is a counterindication).

    The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com 2009

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