Complications.

Complications.

Intestinal complications.

It has complications.

Complications drugging the guard?

We haven't had that many complications.

Just some complications with the company.

In case you were worried about complications,

And we've got to get rid of complications.

However, there's always kinds of complications in this.

And complications left me unable to have children.

Complications is a medical euphemism for pneumonia and death.

I'm sorry, it's always hard, but there were complications.

Previous lipo and breast augmentation with complications of seroma and scarring.

And during that learning curve the complications went quite a bit higher.

To avoid obvious complications they aren't imprinted with an awareness of sex.

My wife was pregnant. And there were complications and the doctor messed up.

A slight touch of monetary complications with bucolic semilunar contraptions of the flying trapezes.

And the only option, pretty much when it's stroke or other complications is the wheelchair.

I think that this will result in my surgeries with a better outcome and fewer complications.

I'll have the money. Then why all the complications? Why can't you just meet me somewhere?

Complications do tend to happen... but fortunately for you, your incompetence may work in my favour.

I had many complications, and some of them led to miscarriages that caused severe pain and bleeding.

Complications can arise due to a perforated intenstine so you need to hurry and make a decision.

Obviously, this is resulting in some major complications back injuries, 30 percent of them chronic back injuries.

Good night. Good night, dear. As a lawyer I can tell you there'd be a lot of complications.

Way I diagnose it, your radiator needs immediate surgery and we got a lot of complications in the transmission.

And they spend that money on the promise that this is a drug which will reduce the rate of complications with flu.

And vice versa, the best care often turns out to be the least expensive has fewer complications, the people get more efficient at what they do.

That does not necessarily mean property rights, and I would disagree with Hernando de Soto on that question, because property rights create a lot of complications.

The population isn't out of proportion to its area, but Africa leads the world in deaths from often preventable causes malnutrition, simple infections and birth complications.

As a result, our complications are significantly lower than what has been reported in the United Kingdom, and you don't see those kind of numbers very often.

We prescribe these drugs, we stockpile them for emergencies on the understanding that they will reduce the number of complications, which means pneumonia and which means death.

I thought it would be an interesting diversion for a few months... some time away from the complications of family... which, on Denobula, can be extremely complicated.

But they physically run in opposite directions, which creates a number of complications for your living cells, as you're about to see, most particularly when DNA is being copied.

In fact scientist are theorizing that this age proteins may play an important role in the development of atherosclerosis, as well as certain complications of diabetes and chronic kidney failure.

Tamiflu is a drug which governments around the world have spent billions and billions of dollars on stockpiling, and we've stockpiled Tamiflu in panic, in the belief that it will reduce the rate of complications of influenza.

Very interesting studies done on people recovering from surgery, who found that people who faced a brick wall versus people who looked out on trees and nature, the people who looked out on the brick wall were in the hospital longer, needed more medication, and had more medical complications.

And so is it any wonder, given all of the costs and the side effects of the drugs that we're using to treat these preconditions, that every year we're spending more than two trillion dollars on healthcare and yet 100,000 people a year and that's a conservative estimate are dying not because of the conditions they have, but because of the treatments that we're giving them and the complications of those treatments?

First night in the nursing home unit where she had been in the same assisted living facility, moved her from one bed to another, kind of threw her, rebroke her pelvis, sent her back to the hospital that she had just come from, no one read the chart, put her on Tylenol, which she is allergic to, broke out, got bedsores, basically, had heart problems, and died from the fall and the complications and the errors that were there.