"Anything more than a singleton or twins is risky, " Miller says.
"If there is only a problem in its inner layer, it may be possible to replace just that part of the cornea, leaving the patient's normal and healthy tissue in place, " said Mr Muhtaseb, a Singleton-based consultant ophthalmologist.
It ruled last month, in a bitterly divided 6-5 decision, that prison officials in Arkansas could force Charles Singleton, a prisoner on death row who has become psychotic, to take medication to make him sane enough to be executed.
Singleton was a music and drama teacher at Alfreton Grange Arts College, previously Mortimer Wilson Secondary School, where he worked for 35 years.
John Singleton, a Sydney businessman who is friendly with Rinehart, told the Herald that her estrangements from her children flow naturally from her priorities.
The pair go back to 1977, when Singleton ran a New Jersey paper for Joe Allbritton and was struggling to pay for newsprint from an operation chaired by Scudder.
The writer and director, John Singleton, is a twenty-three-year-old graduate of the U.S.C. film school.
Officers said Singleton had run a careful and planned operation.
There will also be drop-in sessions for the third Saturday in a row at Morriston and Singleton Hospitals in Swansea, the Princess of Wales Hospital in Bridgend and Neath Port Talbot Hospital.
Other must-have features in singleton spaces: a large steam shower, a media room with a big-screen television, and sound speakers in every room "even in obscure places, like the broom closet, " says designer Lori Dennis, who has worked on several places for singles in Los Angeles and Lake Tahoe in recent years.
Peter Singleton was shot by a masked gunman in front of his girlfriend and their three-year-old son on Column Road, West Kirby on 27 March 2003.
Actually, the 48-year-old Singleton hasn't slowed a bit, despite the onset of multiple sclerosis.
They relate to allegations about care at a number of hospitals including Morriston, Singleton, the Princess of Wales and Cefn Coed as well as the Ambulance Trust and GP practices.
At the 2011 IPC World Championships in New Zealand, Pistorius suffered his first defeat over 100m since 2004 when he was beaten in a thrilling photo-finish by American Jerome Singleton.
"Cutting off the Friday night lights is a tough, tough thing, " said Ernest Singleton, who was hired as superintendent in June.
Using a combination of junk bond debt and bank financing, Singleton and his 87-year-old partner, Richard Scudder, are masters at bunching smallish suburban and hick-town papers around metro areas and skimming off advertising revenue that would otherwise go to the big paper in the city.
But Singleton's meeting in Alaska was symbolic of a change in strategy.
Share buybacks were pioneered by Henry Singleton, the long-time head of Teledyne, a conglomerate.
Notes: Woodson had little to say about a report that the Knicks were close to adding free agent F James Singleton.
Notes: Knicks coach Mike Woodson had little to say about a report that the Knicks were close to adding free agent F James Singleton.
Peter Singleton, 26, was killed in "targeted" shooting by a masked gunman on Column Road, West Kirby, on 27 March 2003.
Directly opposite is a spotlit silver bowl in a tall, transparent case through which is visible a 1768 portrait of Paul Revere (pictured below) by Boston's John Singleton Copley, said to be the first American to paint in oils.
Hundreds of protesters followed Ms Singleton with placards denouncing the plans from Cheap Street to Digby Hall on Hound Street as a public consultation by Tesco opened.
Former Blue Peter presenter Valerie Singleton, who lives in the town, is supporting the No Thanks Tesco campaign and led a protest on Tuesday.
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