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ClaretTony wrote: ↑
Thu Feb 01, 2024 11:01 pm
Loan move confirmed

See link
https://www.uptheclarets.com/zaroury-le ... -heartbeat

End of business now I imagine

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I think there are or will be trials of immunotherapy for this type of cancer as chemotherapy doesnt offer much but not every pancreatic cancer will be suitable to have treated by immunotherapy, which gets the body to kill the tumour or starves the cancer of those factors that make the cells grow-all...

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The 5-year relative survival rate for a pancreas NET that has not spread to other parts of the body from where it started is 95%. If the tumor has spread to nearby tissue or the regional lymph nodes, the 5-year relative survival rate is 72%.

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Hi Tom, no sadly, I don't think survival rates have improved significantly - apparently only around 10% of patients with an early diagnosis survive up to 5 years (of course there are always exceptions, Apple founder Steve Jobs for example lasted 7 years). From my very limited research on the subjec...

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See job postings wanting STEM grads - even Master's level offering salaries as low as 25K, inflation up, house prices through the roof and then you wonder why people may be a bit averse for wanting to get shelled fighting for this nation that's offered them?!?! "ask not what can my country do for me...

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In over 50 years I know three who had Whipples operation and were cured but it was where it presents early by causing jaundice
It presents late in most cases which is why it has such a poor outcome

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We are repeating all the errors of the 20 th century I’ll prepared for what may be coming Ours and Europes armed forces have been reduced over the years In our case if the Argies took the Falklands again we couldn’t repeat what we did 40 years ago Next year we may have a real mad man in the Whitehou...

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Does Jan 1st 2024 apply for the squad age for the rest of this season or does Jan 1st 2023 still apply. If it is 1/1/24 then most of the squad is over 21 including Trafford. I make a first team squad of 27 (excluding Redman as out for season) if Jan 1st 2024 applies. I appreciate there are rumours s...

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DON’T PUT IT OFF GOING FOR THE TEST. I’m currently resting,10 days after having a knee replacement, due to not being able to pee the day after the operation I was kept in for a further two days. Still no pee so I had a catheter fitted, told to return a week later, so last Friday they removed the ca...

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I cannot see how anyone could not call that as a foul. Surely 1) the lad moves away from the direction of the ball 2) is not within playing distance of the ball 3) makes no attempt to attack the ball 4) moves towards the advancing Trafford 5) then moves his backside into the advancing keeper. This i...

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claret2018 wrote: ↑
Tue Jan 16, 2024 11:32 am
What happens if the bank itself gets hacked? You’re better off keeping your wealth in gold bullion, buried in a location only you know.
Problem with that in my case is I would forget where I buried it.

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——————————Trafford Vitinho/NEW—-O’Shea—-Beyer—Taylor/NEW ————Cullen————Berge Redmond——Brownhill——Koleosho —————————-Foster Muric, Al-Dakhil, Ekdal, Delcroix, Ramsey, JBG, Zaroury, Obafemi, New Striker Squad: Massengo, Twine, Agyei, Mellon, Vigoroux, Egan-Riley, Franchi, McNally I have discounted pl...

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Woodleyclaret wrote: ↑
Sat Jan 13, 2024 10:48 am
Chelsea record on loans 3 flops and Ian Maatsen lets hope this guy is up for a fight.

Not in last decade but a lad called Jack Cork wasn’t a bad loan

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Just to redress some of this the PO will say there was quite a it of "false accounting" before Horizon went in so they were expecting some of the problems identified of money going missing and were therefore deaf to the notion that many if not all those "pilfering" were in fact innocent If true the ...

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The idea of putting fluoride in drinking water comes from the studies in the North East and elsewhere

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dsr wrote: ↑
Fri Jan 12, 2024 4:20 pm
Surely fluoride in Coca-Cola and other sweet drinks would make more sense?

Judging by the amount of those drinks imbibed by some kids they would get fluorosis.

BTW that is not meant to be serious

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When I sat on the Burnley and Pendle Health Authority the local politicians Labour and one Tory voted against the fluoridation of water to help protect childrens teeth-I said at the time being a tad ****** off by their attitude-thank God you werent around when we put chlorine in water and thus saved...

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There are money making players and money saving players
Barnes Heats Duff Mee are four that come to mind
Our club has always needed both
Keith Newton would be in the latter category

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I think the problem for us not involved in any way with this scandal is the only feel we have comes from the TV airing and I think the Panorama showing of the true case. It does beggar belief that the PO once it knew Horizon had problems just carried on as if nothing was wrong apart from a sudden ep...

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Paymaster General John Glen - a cabinet minister - has gone on the record as saying he welcomes the decision. "Holding those accountable for this tragic miscarriage of justice is essential," he says, adding Paula Vennells's decision helps maintain "the integrity of the honours system." Like John Gl...

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`Cotts like SD played the game he could with the players he had. His success was keeping us in the Championship inheriting a squad of I think 8 first teamers with diddly squat money. He made some very shrewd signings IMO. Pretty sure without Cotts we would have been relegated. As with most managers ...

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Medical doctor in London too. JPR became an orthopaedic surgeon (I think in London). this is a quote from his book "I used to say that I spent half my life breaking bones on the rugby field, then the other half putting them back together in the operating theatre". Very sad news this more so as his ...

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Great picture and I think by 1917 the food crisis in UK was getting worse. I know of a man who was a chil in those times telling me there were times when they has bread and cheese; but just ate the bread and smelt the cheese a few meals before being allowed to share it and eat it. The pioneering wor...

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Says she had urgent surgery and lost an organ or two. Suspect this may be an ectopic. Hope all goes well. Cant think of any other urgent op requiring loss of an organ or two in absence of trauma and losing two organs is largely not compatible with life if one thinks about it. Hope this is well overh...

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Two patients in hospital in beds next to each other
Mr Bird and Mr Seed

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No way will we win 9 of 19
My guess is six wins and need to scrap some draws

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Yellow cards I believe are competition specific
Booked against Villa will mean he misses Luton game I think

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Good read, thanks. 'Different from' though, surely - 'Different than' is way too American for me. One of my pet hates is those who speak about being different to rather than from Hear it all the time even on BBC of all places. No doubt some graduate in English will give me examples of where differe...

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groove wrote: ↑
Sat Dec 23, 2023 6:19 pm
Why would women want some jobs that are traditionally male positions? We'll have male nuns next.

I THINK 46XY Nuns are called Monks-so we have had them for generations-long before female refs

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We did sign two keepers who were about to become league one keepers. One I think was released as his team was relegated the other we payed money for despite him playing a part in relegating his team. Both then played for England as I recall

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Not sure if we had the £ to get Tella but if we did he should have been number 1 on the "get list" and I doubt anyone on here would disagree. Yet we replaced our number 1 keeper with a sappling keeper for up to £20million and yes he is a good shot stopper but he has along with our so called defence ...

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Not as bad as CT says in his report. Of the 17 games played we have only lost 13 not 14.

Number 14 defeat is next week at Fulham and 15 at the Turf on Boxing day.

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Big danger that the conclusions will be based on hindsight. No one knew what the best options were at the time. Sure quarantine for all would have reduced the deaths but the Government had to balance the economic costs against the consequences for the pandemic itself. lets face it some of the presen...

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Over the weekend, the posts aimed at other posters has got much, much worse. Some of the posts aimed at others have gone beyond abuse and some of the language has been way beyond what is acceptable on this message board. Some posters have been given temporary bans and for those who haven't, please ...

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No but our ex manager would with £100 million to spend last summer

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burnleymik wrote: ↑
Thu Dec 07, 2023 9:28 pm
wow nice from Beto. Everton hammerred Newcastle here.

Just looked at the possession stats
Typical SD it may blow up but he is looking a great acquisition for Everton

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Strange railway Bridge in Yorkshire street that carries the Leeds Liverpool canal but I think he had his football facts correct.

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If he has done his shoulder he will be out for a few months ie more than two

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It was so good for us yesterday you could smell and taste it.

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As soon as Spurs came out I thought number 9 and for once I was correct-not the team i would have put down as my first choice

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Who exactly are these vested interests? Who do you believe is conspiring against Campbell, long time friend of the establishment and wooer of the Murdoch press? As for Stewart, one quick look at his publicly available voting record shows he is, in fact, just another nasty Tory like all the rest of ...

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His passing was decent, as it was against West Ham. The save and the block were in that category of "look good but a bad one to concede". If Norwood scores that it's a poor one to let in, miles of time and not tucked in the corner, contrast it to Brownhills goal which was nearer, harder and in the ...

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Sorry hadn’t seen this when I posted

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Looks as if the lad may have dislocated his shoulder again
Hope it isn’t the same one as last time

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David Coleman said this about Liverpools Tommy Smith as the camera honed in on his acne scarred face
“Tommy’s Smith, in Liverpool they say he wasn’t born, he was quarried”

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Awful news on two fronts Amble Hope you and family are coping as best you can Time heals but always leaves a scar. I seem to recall Leighton had some kind of stroke a few years ago Strokes are bad news in my book Even the mildest of strokes can impact on your life My wife passed three years ago from...

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I have a bird feeder in the garden, it hangs on a wire from a high tree branch. It has been swinging wildly in three to four foot arcs with blue tits hanging on for grim death just like the big one in Blackpool. I think it’s grim life but in this weather most tits will be blue even the great and be...

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Sheffield now 1-1 and Brighton down to 10 men.
Just felt a bump=at least cant get any lower
And thats how to get out of the mess Utd have had no shots on target
An own goal by Brighton

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I think our worst first 19 was 18-19 season with 12 points then 13 the 21-22 season With our defence shipping 30 in 12 and 18 of those on the Turf unless he tightens this up and I just dont see it We are going out with our lowest points tally in our 9 seasons in this league and the poorest goal diff...

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All said on MOTD by Jenas
Too easy at set pieces to block Trafford

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