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Patient blood management
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the hemoglobin drops below 7–8 g/dL (70–80 g/L). A maximum surgical blood order schedule (MSBOS), which lists the number of blood units typically required
Gardnersville
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Chocolate City. On October 20, 1992, two American nuns from the Precious Blood order were ambushed by soldiers of the National Patriotic Front of Liberia
Maria Stein, Ohio
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Francis de Sales Brunner, who established the Missionaries of the Precious Blood order that provides priests for St John's Church in Maria Stein, Ohio, entered
Ulrich Graf
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family sold his possessions, to break with his past. His Blutorden (Blood Order ) medal was sold by a British collector in 2019 for £36,000, nine times
The Blue Max
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the death of Graf von Klugermann, as is noted at the beginning of The Blood Order , the second book in Jack Hunter's Stachel series. Hauptmann Heidemann:
Hoodlum Priest (musician)
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trumpet, keyboards) by SPK 1983 Maldoror Ceases to Exist on the Dogs Blood Order album. 'Sportster' on Spike (Works From B.E.A.S.T. - Volume 1) The album
Glossary of Nazi Germany
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end of the War and is presumed to have been destroyed. Blutorden – "Blood Order " – The medal instituted by Hitler in March 1934 and awarded to Nazis
List of Farscape characters
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He will (and does over the course of the series) lie, kill in cold blood , order the deaths of multitudes, torture innocents, and sacrifice those close
Jack D. Hunter
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The Bruno Stachel series The Blue Max (1964) ISBN 0-7351-0456-5 The Blood Order (1979) ISBN 0-7351-0458-1 The Tin Cravat (1981) ISBN 0-7351-0454-9 Other
The Eleventh
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"Gridlock" 2:33 5. "Cripple Touch" 4:06 6. "One Sick F" 3:55 7. "Self Will Run Riot" 3:29 8. "Powerless" 5:33 9. "New Blood Order " 3:11 10. "Hee Haw" 4:11
Wolfgang Diewerge
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since 1943. He is often referred to in literature as the bearer of the Blood Order of the NSDAP, but this cannot be regarded as certain. Diewerge is said