Janeway

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Jane·way

(jān'wā),

Edward G., U.S. physician, 1841-1911. See: Janeway lesion.

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Attending the event to commemorate this innovative program will be the CEOs of the 13 member hospital foundations that comprise CCHF: Janeway Children's Hospital Foundation; IWK Foundation; CHU Saint-Justine Foundation; The Montreal Children's Hospital Foundation; Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO) Foundation; SickKids Foundation; McMaster Children's Hospital Foundation; Children's Health Foundation; The Children's Hospital Foundation of Manitoba; Jim Pattison Children's Hospital Foundation; Alberta Children's Hospital Foundation; Stollery Children's Hospital Foundation; and BC Children's Hospital Foundation.

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The boss of Star Trek: Discovery, due to air on Netflix next year, has revealed that, unlike when Kate Mulgrew played Captain Janeway in Star Trek: Voyager, this time the lead character will be "female, human and not a captain".

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There are products out there that go through 104 countries," said Diane Janeway, manager of customer solutions and content quality with the IHS Jane's Market Forecast.

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ST PAUL AND THE BROKEN BONES - HALF THE CITY Paul Janeway, frontman and eponymous saint, has a stone-cold show-stopper of a voice.

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But Kathryn Janeway and co draw me in more often than I'd ever dare admit with their zany inter-species shenanigans.

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The board also voted to approve a refinance of current debt with Clinton Savings Bank, most of it connected to the construction of the Janeway Education Center, which opened in 2002.

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In assessing Roosevelt's leadership in the 1951 book Struggle for Survival, FDR economic adviser Eliot Janeway noted that the president "looked to democracy and not to leaders" to win the war.

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By William H Janeway Hong Kong / For 250 years, technological innovation has driven economic development.

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Participants were recruited from pediatric CF clinics at the Izaak Walton Killam Health Centre (IWK) in Halifax, Nova Scotia, and the Janeway Children's Health & Rehabilitation Centre (Janeway) in St.

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Technology visionary William Janeway played a leading role in the transformation of the Internet from a communications medium into an environment for commerce.