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They spent the next three hours with me, swapping my antibiotics and my blood lines, as I seemed to be reacting badly to the blood transfusions.† (source)
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He has a feeling they're going to offer you a deal—after all, you did help them catch that group who gave you the transfusion to begin with.† (source)
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She made me watch a movie about Ryan White, a boy not that much older than I was, who contracted HIV through a blood transfusion and had to start a legal fight to return to school.† (source)
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My dad, in particular, was afraid of transfusions because he had read about people getting AIDS or other diseases from tainted blood.† (source)
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They gave you a few transfusions.† (source)
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Mrs. Ramage, too, had her moments when she could not help wondering what life might have been like if Geoffrey and the doctor had arrived an hour later on that dark and stormy night two months ago, or if the experimental blood transfusion in which her young master had so bravely poured his own life's blood into Misery's depleted veins had not worked.† (source)
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Could you use that blood for the transfusion?† (source)
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Rumors circulated that emaciated Jews returning from the camps were using gentile children's blood for transfusions, a revival of the ancient accusation known as blood libel.† (source)
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Blood is being transfused into his body.† (source)
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They had to transfuse several units of red cells— How will I tell Soraya?† (source)
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The social condition of the Americans naturally accustoms them not to take offence in small matters; and, on the other hand, the democratic freedom which they enjoy transfuses this same mildness of temper into the character of the nation.† (source)
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I know no liberties one ought to take, but those which are necessary to transfusing the spirit of the original, and supporting the poetical style of the translation: and I will venture to say, there have not been more men misled in former times by a servile, dull adherence to the letter, than have been deluded in ours by a chimerical, insolent hope of raising and improving their author.† (source)
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Every bed was occupied, and new cases were left on the stretchers and laid between the beds to take advantage of the transfusion stands.† (source)
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Yo-Yo Ma continues to play, and it's like the piano and cello are being poured into my body, the same way that the IV and blood transfusions are.† (source)
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For weeks on end we were reduced to starting the same letter over and over again recopying the same scraps of news and the same personal appeals, with the result that after a certain time the living words, into which we had as it were transfused our hearts' blood, were drained of any meaning.† (source)
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But no sooner is the priesthood entirely separated from the government, as is the case in the United States, than is found that no class of men are more naturally disposed than the Catholics to transfuse the doctrine of the equality of conditions into the political world.† (source)
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