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Bard

(bahrd),
Philip, U.S. physiologist, 1898-1945. See: Cannon-Bard theory.

BARD

Medspeak
Behaviour, Aims, Room, Dialogue. An acronym referring to the 4 pillars of acting as an effective consultant doctor, which has parallels with theatre (as in “bard”).

Clinical trials
Bard Memotherm Carotid Stent for Carotid Artery Stenosis. A trial which evaluated the safety and efficacy of the Bard Memotherm Stent in treating extracranial carotid artery stenosis in high-risk patients undergoing endarterectomy.
 
Primary endpoint
1-year MACE (death), any cerebrovascular accident (CVA), acute MI and/or CVA related to stented vessels.
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For the Bard of Avon theatre was business and business meant making money.
Burbage and Shakespeare's tradition lives on as theatre manager makes playing pay
Things have moved on in the 21st century and the modern stage is a world the Bard of Avon would not recognise.
MY SECOND HAND CARR; COMEDIAN COPIES HIMSELF IN INTERNET CRAZE IT SOUNDS like the plot of a science fiction movie like The Matrix. But comedian Jimmu Carr has joined millions of people by signing up for a computer programme that lets you copy yourself and live your life on the internet
There was predictably good support from Billie Piper, as the dizzy weather girl Hero - "Well, what a lot of weather we have been having recently" - and you could almost sense previously suspicious souls all over the country suddenly warming to the Bard of Avon.
Paddy Shennan: All's well that ends well for the bard
The University of Oregon will kick off its theater season and give a fund-raising campaign a boost Friday with help from the Bard of Avon and a guy from ``Avenue Q.
Shakespeare and a busy alumnus launch the UO's theater season
One of the few occasions when the Bard of Avon is more appropriate than Rabbie.
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Anyone who has ever struggled through an exam at school will find welcome relief in this affectionate send-up of the Bard of Avon.
Gloves off as the Bard is all shook up; REVIEW
Love that Bard: ``Shakespeare in Love,'' which also comes out on Tuesday, doesn't have as many guns as ``Lock,'' but it has lots of swordplay - in both senses of the way the Bard of Avon used it in his plays.
VIDEO : `LOCK, STOCK' AN UNSUNG BARREL OF FUN

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