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The second motorcyclist involved in a crash Sunday, 18-year-old Brandon A. McClure, is still under care for massive injuries he sustained from the crash.

In 1936, the problem was Adolf Hitler's military occupation of the Rhineland and massive re-armament, in blatant violation of several important treaties.

Finally, elites would object to a massive roundup and deportation of illegal immigrants, and I would tend to share their concern.

If we keep our armed forces at home, eventually some foreign entity will develop enough weaponry to threaten us with massive casualties.

Here he seemed to be referring to what the experts call catastrophic drug coverage — some kind of program to help those, such as HIV/AIDS patients, who must spend massive amounts of money on pharmaceuticals.

The movement of the shoe industry to the south, for example, illustrates how little even a powerful city like Brockton can do in the face of massive economic dislocation.

"He will be met with protesters, who will protest the massive loss of jobs, pensions, and health care.

If the Law Lord concentrates his criticism on 'systems' rather than personalities, Number 10 will solemnly promise reviews and reforms while sighing with massive relief that no one will have to resign.

Additionally, the US has suffered casualties expended massive financial resources to topple Saddam Hussein and has failed to prove that Iraq was an immanent threat to the US or its allies.

He recommended massive investments in infrastructure so that roads, bridges, and energy supply sources can be rehabilitated.

Such a comprehensive image bank will no doubt be a boon to Cornell scholarship, yet one shudders to think of the Niagara of Ph.D. dissertations, interpretations and dissections that will soon be rolling off the academic presses thanks to this massive documentation.

26. The plan will continue to evolve as NASA engineers and contractors work on the toughest problems, including preventing the shedding of insulating foam from the massive external tank -- the physical root of the wing damage that doomed Columbia -- and developing a method to repair the shuttle's thermal-protection system in space.

All this being said, there is reason for concern because we are all living in a world characterised by massive change, including a shift from old community-based concepts of rights and duties to more individualistic ones.

"You would die of wholesale, massive infections.

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