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When Lockhart Steele, that blog's founder, started the site in 2004, he might have thought he'd tapped the heart of the audience for real estate news.
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In an episode in the history of thought that can still make the heart beat faster, he noticed that, night after night, they were waltzing back and forth near the big planet: first left, then right, never quite clearing its path, as though the planet were sticky and they wanted to stay near it.
NEWYORKER: Moon Man
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Feliciano said he never thought about the heart monitor while in the game.
WSJ: Mets' Pedro Feliciano pitches with heart monitor
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Hannah Clark, from Mountain Ash, south Wales, is thought to be the first in the UK to have her own heart restarted after a donor heart was rejected.
BBC: NEWS | UK | Wales | South East Wales | Heart op girl's games medal ban
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It is thought there are about two million people with heart rhythm problems in the UK, although many of these will be undiagnosed.
BBC: Electrode vest gives hope to heart rhythm patients
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DeCode researchers spent four years analyzing the DNA of the Arnasons and thousands of other Icelandic heart patients, unearthing a couple of key suspects:two gene variants, previously thought to be involved in asthma, that nearly double the risk of heart attack by boosting levels of a molecule that promotes inflammation of the artery walls.
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The thought of children having to live in sewers is one that can wrench almost any heart.
ECONOMIST: The street children are the symptom of a bigger problem
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Hughes took heart from some of his side's performances and thought the best player was in Hibs' midfield.
BBC: Hibernian boss John Hughes glad he attacked Rangers
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First-year teacher Amy Hanson(ph) is heart-sick at the thought she'll be torn away from the students in the small public-relations academy she started.
NPR: Teachers at Troubled School Face Job Loss
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Chelation's spread started in the 1950s, when some doctors thought it might be a way to remove the calcified plaque from the arteries of heart patients.
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