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LEA

Abbreviation for:
labour epidural analgesia
lead education agency
Lewis a
Local Education Authority 
lower extremity amputation
lumbar epidural anaesthesia
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Lea, of Lake Road East, Cardiff, was sentenced to 19 months in jail suspended for two years, and Hall, of The Hawthorns, Pentwyn, Cardiff, was given 12 months in jail also suspended for two years.
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Lea had said at that time that she rarely used her private email account for state business.
Auditor's email policy
There were significant differences for the main complications between the two groups, with a further LEA, sepsis and debridement being more common in the DM group than the non-DM group (p < 0.
Diabetes mellitus and non-traumatic lower extremity amputations in four public sector hospitals in cape town, South Africa, during 2009 and 2010
We know people visit The Leas for its beauty, but it's also a wonderful place to experience wildlife, everything from seabirds to wildflowers.
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Lea contracted Miami, Florida-based product management services leader Innovation Direct[TM] to represent the Lea Specialty Picnic Table Covers to potential licensees for a 2 year period.
Innovation Direct[TM] to Lead the Way in Marketing of Lea Specialty Picnic Table Covers Invention
Lea smoothed her hair and responded in a calm, low voice.
Echoes of Bluebird
Local resident Roger Lee, who was the instigator of the project, said he was dismayed that, after moving away from the area and then returning, few people knew Lea Village's history.
Festival celebrates 800 years of history
Clive Higham, Gary Andrews, Gary Tucker, Carl Saxon, Steve Clifford, Mike Tso, Hoare Lea Partners.
150th anniversary celebrations
Recently it was revealed Lea wants to get new tattoos with her boyfriend.
Lea's glee at slimline boyfriend
Lea has been in the ICU at Dubai Hospital since September 12, and has only recently shown improvement with doctors suggesting she might be off the tube in a day or two.
Looking for ray of hope
Lea rejects attempts to fit indigenous claims into the 'we-came-first' approach taken by Henry Reynolds in The Law of the Land (New York: Penguin 1992) and James Tully in Strange Multiplicity (New York: Cambridge UP 1996).
David Lea: Property Rights, Indigenous People and the Developing World: Issues from Aboriginal Entitlement to Intellectual Ownership
When the pusher was admitted as a patient, Mark Lea warned other staff he would attack him and tried to find his bed, the Nursing and Midwifery Council heard.
Nurse's vow 'to break a junkie's back' HEARING

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