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G.B.: PROFESSOR KEVIN WARWICK IS FIRST TO BE IMPLANTED WITH MICROCHIP
G.B.: PROFESSOR KEVIN WARWICK IS FIRST TO
BE IMPLANTED WITH MICROCHIP
"LLOYD MARK PHOTOGRAPHE" G.B. READING
"WARWICK KEVIN SEUL" MICRO-PROCESSEUR
IMPLANT "NOUVELLE TECHNOLOGIE" SILICONE
"IMAGE NUMERISEE" INSOLITE INFORMATIQUE
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G.B.: PROFESSOR KEVIN WARWICK IS FIRST TO BE IMPLANTED WITH MICROCHIP
G.B.: PROFESSOR KEVIN WARWICK IS FIRST TO
BE IMPLANTED WITH MICROCHIP
"LLOYD MARK PHOTOGRAPHE" G.B. READING
"WARWICK KEVIN SEUL" MICRO-PROCESSEUR
IMPLANT "NOUVELLE TECHNOLOGIE" SILICONE
"IMAGE NUMERISEE" INSOLITE INFORMATIQUE
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DUTCH ROYAL PALACE ANOUNCED THAT PRINCE CLAUS WILL NOT BE TAKING PART IN THE
FESTIVITIES AT QUEENS DAY, TO MARK THE END OF THE SECOND WORLD WAR DUE TO HIS VERY ILL HEALTH. QUEEN BEATRIX & PRINCE CLAUS.
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MARBELLA: Former Pdt CLinton's pardon of fugitive millionaire Marc Rich is
Marc Rich,living is Switz now,a Democratic fund raiser & one of the world's richest men,is free from prosecution as a result of the pardon on more than 50 count
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MARBELLA: Former Pdt CLinton's pardon of fugitive millionaire Marc Rich is
Marc Rich,living is Switz now,a Democratic fund raiser & one of the world's richest men,is free from prosecution as a result of the pardon on more than 50 count
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FRANCE: DERMATOLOGIE: INJECTION DE BOTOX
FRANCE: Illustration: Esthetique/Dermatologie: Injection de l'antirides "BOT OX" ou toxine Botulique.
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FRANCE: DERMATOLOGIE: INJECTION DE BOTOX
FRANCE: Illustration: Esthetique/Dermatologie: Injection de l'antirides "BOTOX" ou toxine Botulique./0302271151
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FRANCE: DERMATOLOGIE: INJECTION DE BOTOX
FRANCE: Illustration: Esthetique/Dermatologie: Injection de l'antirides "BOTOX" ou toxine Botulique./0302271151
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FRANCE: DERMATOLOGIE: INJECTION DE BOTOX
FRANCE: Illustration: Esthetique/Dermatologie: Injection de l'antirides "BOT OX" ou toxine Botulique.
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FRANCE: DERMATOLOGIE: INJECTION DE BOTOX
FRANCE:Illustration:Esthetique/dermatologie: Injection de l'antirides "BOTOX ou toxine Botulique.
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INDIA: Medical tourism boom
A patient gets treatment in Agarwal Hospital, which specializes in myopia t reatment. Medical tourism is experiencing tremendous growth in India, which has qualified doctors and quality private hospitals. Still modest - 150,000 foreign patients in 2003 - this market has the potential to generate nearly two billion dollars in revenue per year through 2012. The only major proble m for the patient is post-surgery care. Chennai (Madras), INDIA - August 200 5
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INDIA: Medical tourism boom
A patient gets treatment in Agarwal Hospital, which specializes in myopia t reatment. Medical tourism is experiencing tremendous growth in India, which has qualified doctors and quality private hospitals. Still modest - 150,000 foreign patients in 2003 - this market has the potential to generate nearly two billion dollars in revenue per year through 2012. The only major proble m for the patient is post-surgery care. Chennai (Madras), INDIA - August 200 5
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INDIA: Medical tourism boom
A patient in a private room in Apollo Hospital. Medical tourism is experienc ing tremendous growth in India, which has qualified doctors and quality priv ate hospitals. Still modest - 150,000 foreign patients in 2003 - this market has the potential to generate nearly two billion dollars in revenue per yea r through 2012. The only major problem for the patient is post-surgery care. Chennai (Madras), INDIA - August 2005
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INDIA: Medical tourism boom
A patient in a private room in Apollo Hospital. Medical tourism is experienc ing tremendous growth in India, which has qualified doctors and quality priv ate hospitals. Still modest - 150,000 foreign patients in 2003 - this market has the potential to generate nearly two billion dollars in revenue per yea r through 2012. The only major problem for the patient is post-surgery care. Chennai (Madras), INDIA - August 2005
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INDIA: Medical tourism boom
A patient in a private room in Apollo Hospital. Medical tourism is experienc ing tremendous growth in India, which has qualified doctors and quality priv ate hospitals. Still modest - 150,000 foreign patients in 2003 - this market has the potential to generate nearly two billion dollars in revenue per yea r through 2012. The only major problem for the patient is post-surgery care. Chennai (Madras), INDIA - August 2005
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INDIA: Medical tourism boom
A patient receives treatment in Apollo Hospital. Medical tourism is experien cing tremendous growth in India, which has qualified doctors and quality pri vate hospitals. Still modest - 150,000 foreign patients in 2003 - this marke t has the potential to generate nearly two billion dollars in revenue per ye ar through 2012. The only major problem for the patient is post-surgery care . Chennai (Madras), INDIA - August 2005
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INDIA: Medical tourism boom
A patient is treated in the Frontier Lifeline Hospital. Medical tourism is e xperiencing tremendous growth in India, which has qualified doctors and qual ity private hospitals. Still modest - 150,000 foreign patients in 2003 - thi s market has the potential to generate nearly two billion dollars in revenue per year through 2012. The only major problem for the patient is post-surge ry care. Chennai (Madras), INDIA - August 2005
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INDIA: Medical tourism boom
A European patient receives treatment in the Apollo Hospital. Medical touris m is experiencing tremendous growth in India, which has qualified doctors an d quality private hospitals. Still modest - 150,000 foreign patients in 2003 - this market has the potential to generate nearly two billion dollars in r evenue per year through 2012. The only major problem for the patient is post -surgery care. Chennai (Madras), INDIA - August 2005
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INDIA: Medical tourism boom
A European patient receives treatment in the Apollo Hospital. Medical touris m is experiencing tremendous growth in India, which has qualified doctors an d quality private hospitals. Still modest - 150,000 foreign patients in 2003 - this market has the potential to generate nearly two billion dollars in r evenue per year through 2012. The only major problem for the patient is post -surgery care. Chennai (Madras), INDIA - August 2005
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INDIA: Medical tourism boom
Surgery in the Frontier Lifeline Hospital in India. Medical tourism is exper iencing tremendous growth in India, which has qualified doctors and quality private hospitals. Still modest - 150,000 foreign patients in 2003 - this ma rket has the potential to generate nearly two billion dollars in revenue per year through 2012. The only major problem for the patient is post-surgery c are. Chennai (Madras), INDIA - August 2005
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INDIA: Medical tourism boom
Agarwal Hospital specializes in treatment of myopia. Medical tourism is expe riencing tremendous growth in India, which has qualified doctors and quality private hospitals. Still modest - 150,000 foreign patients in 2003 - this m arket has the potential to generate nearly two billion dollars in revenue pe r year through 2012. The only major problem for the patient is post-surgery care. Chennai (Madras), INDIA - August 2005
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INDIA: Medical tourism boom
Surgery in the Frontier Lifeline Hospital in India. Medical tourism is exper iencing tremendous growth in India, which has qualified doctors and quality private hospitals. Still modest - 150,000 foreign patients in 2003 - this ma rket has the potential to generate nearly two billion dollars in revenue per year through 2012. The only major problem for the patient is post-surgery c are. Chennai (Madras), INDIA - August 2005
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INDIA: Medical tourism boom
Medical lab in Manipal Hospital. Medical tourism is experiencing tremendous growth in India, which has qualified doctors and quality private hospitals. Still modest - 150,000 foreign patients in 2003 - this market has the potent ial to generate nearly two billion dollars in revenue per year through 2012. The only major problem for the patient is post-surgery care. Bangalore, IND IA - August 2005
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INDIA: Medical tourism boom
A prothesist at Apollo Hospital. Medical tourism is experiencing tremendous growth in India, which has qualified doctors and quality private hospitals. Still modest - 150,000 foreign patients in 2003 - this market has the potent ial to generate nearly two billion dollars in revenue per year through 2012. The only major problem for the patient is post-surgery care. Chennai (Madra s), INDIA - August 2005
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INDIA: Medical tourism boom
Dental office in Manipal Hospital. Medical tourism is experiencing tremendou s growth in India, which has qualified doctors and quality private hospitals . Still modest - 150,000 foreign patients in 2003 - this market has the pote ntial to generate nearly two billion dollars in revenue per year through 201 2. The only major problem for the patient is post-surgery care. Bangalore, I NDIA - August 2005
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INDIA: Medical tourism boom
Manipal Hospital. Medical tourism is experiencing tremendous growth in India , which has qualified doctors and quality private hospitals. Still modest - 150,000 foreign patients in 2003 - this market has the potential to generate nearly two billion dollars in revenue per year through 2012. The only major problem for the patient is post-surgery care. Bangalore, INDIA - August 200 5
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INDIA: Medical tourism boom
A patient at Manipal Hospital. Medical tourism is experiencing tremendous gr owth in India, which has qualified doctors and quality private hospitals. St ill modest - 150,000 foreign patients in 2003 - this market has the potentia l to generate nearly two billion dollars in revenue per year through 2012. T he only major problem for the patient is post-surgery care. Bangalore, INDIA - August 2005
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INDIA: Medical tourism boom
A patient at Manipal Hospital. Medical tourism is experiencing tremendous gr owth in India, which has qualified doctors and quality private hospitals. St ill modest - 150,000 foreign patients in 2003 - this market has the potentia l to generate nearly two billion dollars in revenue per year through 2012. T he only major problem for the patient is post-surgery care. Bangalore, INDIA - August 2005
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INDIA: Medical tourism boom
Manipal Hospital. Medical tourism is experiencing tremendous growth in India , which has qualified doctors and quality private hospitals. Still modest - 150,000 foreign patients in 2003 - this market has the potential to generate nearly two billion dollars in revenue per year through 2012. The only major problem for the patient is post-surgery care. Bangalore, INDIA - August 200 5
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INDIA: Medical tourism boom
Manipal Hospital. Medical tourism is experiencing tremendous growth in India , which has qualified doctors and quality private hospitals. Still modest - 150,000 foreign patients in 2003 - this market has the potential to generate nearly two billion dollars in revenue per year through 2012. The only major problem for the patient is post-surgery care. Bangalore, INDIA - August 200 5
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INDIA: Medical tourism boom
A patient in the Kims Hospital. Medical tourism is experiencing tremendous g rowth in India, which has qualified doctors and quality private hospitals. S till modest - 150,000 foreign patients in 2003 - this market has the potenti al to generate nearly two billion dollars in revenue per year through 2012. The only major problem for the patient is post-surgery care. Trivandrum (Ke rala), INDIA - August 2005
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INDIA: Medical tourism boom
A patient in the Kims Hospital. Medical tourism is experiencing tremendous growth in India, which has qualified doctors and quality private hospitals. Still modest - 150,000 foreign patients in 2003 - this market has the potent ial to generate nearly two billion dollars in revenue per year through 2012. The only major problem for the patient is post-surgery care. Trivandrum (K erala), INDIA - August 2005
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INDIA: Medical tourism boom
A doctor checks X-rays in the Manipal Hospital. Medical tourism is experienc ing tremendous growth in India, which has qualified doctors and quality priv ate hospitals. Still modest - 150,000 foreign patients in 2003 - this market has the potential to generate nearly two billion dollars in revenue per yea r through 2012. The only major problem for the patient is post-surgery care. Bangalore, INDIA - AOUT 2005
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AMIENS : Isabelle Dinoire Face transplant.
Isabelle Dinoire, the woman who receveid a new nose, chin and mouth in a groundbreaking transplant operation on Nov. 27 addressed reporters during her first press conference after the transplant, at the hospital in Amiens, northern France Monday Feb. 6, 2006. The 38-year-old woman was mauled by a dog in May, leaving her with severe facial injuries that her doctors said made it difficult for her to speak and eat. The donor was a brain dead woman. *** Local Caption *** 00522957
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AMIENS : Isabelle Dinoire Face transplant.
Members of press during the press conference. Isabelle Dinoire, the woman who receveid a new nose, chin and mouth in a groundbreaking transplant operation on Nov. 27 addressed reporters during her first press conference after the transplant, at the hospital in Amiens, northern France Monday Feb. 6, 2006. The 38-year-old woman was mauled by a dog in May, leaving her with severe facial injuries that her doctors said made it difficult for her to speak and eat. The donor was a brain dead woman. *** Local Caption *** 00522957
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AMIENS : Isabelle Dinoire Face transplant.
Isabelle Dinoire, the woman who receveid a new nose, chin and mouth in a groundbreaking transplant operation on Nov. 27 addresses reporters during her first press conference after the transplant, at the hospital in Amiens, northern France Monday Feb. 6, 2006. The 38-year-old woman was mauled by a dog in May, leaving her with severe facial injuries that her doctors said made it difficult for her to speak and eat. The donor was a brain dead woman. *** Local Caption *** 00522957
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PARIS: Jerry Hall, ambassador for "Bayer HealthCare Pharma"
Jerry Hall : the new face of an erectile dysfunction campaign. Texan model Jerry Hall is fronting the campaign for "Bayer HealthCare Pharma", makers of an impotence treatment, and she plans to encourage people to be more open about their battles with the condition. Palais des Congres, Paris, FRANCE-05/04/2006
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PARIS: Jerry Hall, ambassador for "Bayer HealthCare Pharma"
Jerry Hall : the new face of an erectile dysfunction campaign. Texan model Jerry Hall is fronting the campaign for "Bayer HealthCare Pharma", makers of an impotence treatment, and she plans to encourage people to be more open about their battles with the condition. Palais des Congres, Paris, FRANCE-05/04/2006
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PARIS: SIDACTION-Soiree de Gala
Beatrice Dalle Soiree de Gala Sidaction au Pavillon d'Armenonville , la Mode contre le Sida.Paris.FRANCE/25/01/2007
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PARIS: Le Gyrotonic
Le Gyrotonic est un ensemble d'exercices fonde sur les principes de la natation, de la danse et du yoga qui permet au corps de se developper en utilisant ses propres ressources energetiques : il etire et renforce les ligaments, relache et assouplit les articulations. Inventee par Julio Horvath, un ancien danseur professionnel, cette nouvelle gymastique a fait fureur outre Atlantique et est devenue la coqueluche des stars americaines. Elle se developpe depuis peu en France. Paris, FRANCE-26/08/2007.
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PARIS: Le Gyrotonic
Le Gyrotonic est un ensemble d'exercices fonde sur les principes de la natation, de la danse et du yoga qui permet au corps de se developper en utilisant ses propres ressources energetiques : il etire et renforce les ligaments, relache et assouplit les articulations. Inventee par Julio Horvath, un ancien danseur professionnel, cette nouvelle gymastique a fait fureur outre Atlantique et est devenue la coqueluche des stars americaines. Elle se developpe depuis peu en France. Paris, FRANCE-26/08/2007.
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PARIS: Le Gyrotonic
Le Gyrotonic est un ensemble d'exercices fonde sur les principes de la natation, de la danse et du yoga qui permet au corps de se developper en utilisant ses propres ressources energetiques : il etire et renforce les ligaments, relache et assouplit les articulations. Inventee par Julio Horvath, un ancien danseur professionnel, cette nouvelle gymastique a fait fureur outre Atlantique et est devenue la coqueluche des stars americaines. Elle se developpe depuis peu en France. Paris, FRANCE-26/08/2007.
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PARIS: Le Gyrotonic
Le Gyrotonic est un ensemble d'exercices fonde sur les principes de la natation, de la danse et du yoga qui permet au corps de se developper en utilisant ses propres ressources energetiques : il etire et renforce les ligaments, relache et assouplit les articulations. Inventee par Julio Horvath, un ancien danseur professionnel, cette nouvelle gymastique a fait fureur outre Atlantique et est devenue la coqueluche des stars americaines. Elle se developpe depuis peu en France. Paris, FRANCE-26/08/2007.
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PARIS: Le Gyrotonic
Le Gyrotonic est un ensemble d'exercices fonde sur les principes de la natation, de la danse et du yoga qui permet au corps de se developper en utilisant ses propres ressources energetiques : il etire et renforce les ligaments, relache et assouplit les articulations. Inventee par Julio Horvath, un ancien danseur professionnel, cette nouvelle gymastique a fait fureur outre Atlantique et est devenue la coqueluche des stars americaines. Elle se developpe depuis peu en France. Paris, FRANCE-26/08/2007.
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PARIS: Le Gyrotonic
Le Gyrotonic est un ensemble d'exercices fonde sur les principes de la natation, de la danse et du yoga qui permet au corps de se developper en utilisant ses propres ressources energetiques : il etire et renforce les ligaments, relache et assouplit les articulations. Inventee par Julio Horvath, un ancien danseur professionnel, cette nouvelle gymastique a fait fureur outre Atlantique et est devenue la coqueluche des stars americaines. Elle se developpe depuis peu en France. Paris, FRANCE-26/08/2007.
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PARIS: Le Gyrotonic
Le Gyrotonic est un ensemble d'exercices fonde sur les principes de la natation, de la danse et du yoga qui permet au corps de se developper en utilisant ses propres ressources energetiques : il etire et renforce les ligaments, relache et assouplit les articulations. Inventee par Julio Horvath, un ancien danseur professionnel, cette nouvelle gymastique a fait fureur outre Atlantique et est devenue la coqueluche des stars americaines. Elle se developpe depuis peu en France. Paris, FRANCE-26/08/2007.
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PARIS: Le Gyrotonic
Le Gyrotonic est un ensemble d'exercices fonde sur les principes de la natation, de la danse et du yoga qui permet au corps de se developper en utilisant ses propres ressources energetiques : il etire et renforce les ligaments, relache et assouplit les articulations. Inventee par Julio Horvath, un ancien danseur professionnel, cette nouvelle gymastique a fait fureur outre Atlantique et est devenue la coqueluche des stars americaines. Elle se developpe depuis peu en France. Paris, FRANCE-26/08/2007.
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PARIS: Le Gyrotonic
Le Gyrotonic est un ensemble d'exercices fonde sur les principes de la natation, de la danse et du yoga qui permet au corps de se developper en utilisant ses propres ressources energetiques : il etire et renforce les ligaments, relache et assouplit les articulations. Inventee par Julio Horvath, un ancien danseur professionnel, cette nouvelle gymastique a fait fureur outre Atlantique et est devenue la coqueluche des stars americaines. Elle se developpe depuis peu en France. Paris, FRANCE-26/08/2007.
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PARIS: Le Gyrotonic
Le Gyrotonic est un ensemble d'exercices fonde sur les principes de la natation, de la danse et du yoga qui permet au corps de se developper en utilisant ses propres ressources energetiques : il etire et renforce les ligaments, relache et assouplit les articulations. Inventee par Julio Horvath, un ancien danseur professionnel, cette nouvelle gymastique a fait fureur outre Atlantique et est devenue la coqueluche des stars americaines. Elle se developpe depuis peu en France. Paris, FRANCE-26/08/2007.
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PARIS: Le Gyrotonic
Le Gyrotonic est un ensemble d'exercices fonde sur les principes de la natation, de la danse et du yoga qui permet au corps de se developper en utilisant ses propres ressources energetiques : il etire et renforce les ligaments, relache et assouplit les articulations. Inventee par Julio Horvath, un ancien danseur professionnel, cette nouvelle gymastique a fait fureur outre Atlantique et est devenue la coqueluche des stars americaines. Elle se developpe depuis peu en France. Paris, FRANCE-26/08/2007.
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