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Leboyer

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Le·boy·er (l-bwä-y), Frederick Born 1918.
French obstetrician who developed a radical method of childbirth called "painless birth," based on his idea that newborns have the ability to experience a full range of emotions.


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``Neupogen was a little weaker, but (company executives) have guided estimates down,'' said Robert Leboyer at Leerink Swann & Co.
AMGEN EARNINGS ON MARK; NEW PRODUCT TEST BEATS GOAL by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Barbara Mazzitelli, speaking for her codefendants, Davidine LeBoyer and Natalya Skvirsky, said they "concealed nothing, and are relieved and gratified, not only that the Judge dismissed the case, but to not be obligated in the future to be responsible for more than-the house they were selling.
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LeBoyer, an analyst at Genesis Merchant Group Securities in San Francisco.
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