That infusion allows him to take only one anti-rejection drug instead of the usual three-drug cocktail.
Yet, such rejection is only partial since old practices have prevailed in the Kirchner era.
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If you isolate yourself for fear of rejection, then only those who wish to take advantage will surround you.
The measure of Mr Bush's failure to tackle this issue seriously is his continued rejection of the only two clean and efficient solutions to climate change.
When transferred back to patients, such autotransplants would not only avoid the problem of graft rejection, but also overcome the worry of nasty viruses being passed from graft to host.
There is no rejection on Tinder, only mutual matches.
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Not only does it deal with the problem of rejection (because the stem cells used are the patient's own), but cultured cells are much more consistent than the potentially damaged material that tends to result from abortions.
But it also shows that rejection of the Republican brand has only accelerated since the conservative caricatures of Rush Limbaugh, Dick Cheney and Sarah Palin -- and the town hall protesters -- became the most prominent public faces of their party.
If the problem of rejection could be cracked, not only would transplant patients have a better prognosis, but it would also be easier to match patients to donors, and so more transplants could be carried out using the limited number of organs available.
Despite an overwhelming case from planning officials recommending its rejection, the second Shepherd proposal was turned down by the planning committee only by the narrowest possible margin, eight votes to seven.
He urged the rejection of the practice of relying first and foremost on negotiating arms control and only then addressing the military capabilities the Nation requires.
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