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The lawyer's death became a litmus test for the Russian government's commitment to the rule of law: no one has yet been found responsible for his killing.
NPR: Russia To Charge Magnitsky's Ex-Employer
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At the time, rabies wasn't suspected as the cause of the donor's death, and no rabies test was done before the donor's kidneys, heart and liver were delivered for transplantation in September 2011, the CDC said.
CNN: CDC: Man died of rabies from kidney transplant
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The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) say doctors did not suspect rabies as the cause of death in the donor and did not test for it.
BBC: Rabid organ transplant kills Maryland man
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An inquest has recorded a verdict of accidental death on former England all-rounder and BBC Test Match Special commentator Trevor Bailey.
BBC: Essex
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And if the test works, more snakes could be confronting death from above.
CNN: Deadly mice to rain down on Guam snakes
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The official said Washington is "seeking its own confirmation" of his death, adding that there may be little DNA to test in the wake of the bombing.
CNN: Pakistani Taliban leader may be dead after U.S. drone attack
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His cricket playing career ended after he was repeatedly no-balled for throwing in a Test against South Africa by umpire Colin Egar, who received death threats as a result.
WSJ: Cricket's 'Chucking' Challenge
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MEADS seen by Germans and Italians as a test of American good faith is apparently dying a slow death because of the unwillingness of the Pentagon or Congress to fund it.
ECONOMIST: Platform envy
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Scientists don't usually test for cyanide in the battery of toxicology tests they may run in a suspicious death and don't generally look for it unless there is a reason to suspect it.
CNN: Lottery winner exhumed; cyanide deaths rare, experts say
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But academic scientists aren't positioned to take the drug across the "valley of death" the chasm between a promising compound discovered in the lab and the work required to test it in humans, said Dr. Sawyers, who as an inventor of MDV3100 is entitled to royalties on any sales.
WSJ: New Medical Strides Against Prostate Cancer