She tried to persuade her mother not to go, telling her that she would die.
The court heard the girl was screaming with fear that she would die and was gasping for breath.
"Iris" had lost so much weight from vomiting when she first came to the sanctuary that the staff thought she would die.
When the time came, Hester knew that she would die that night.
"I did not think at that point she would die but I did think it would be difficult for her to regain mobility, " he said.
If she were 73 two years older than the husband it would be better to sell the policy, regardless of how the portfolio was invested, because of the increased chance that she would die before the husband.
Girl Three told the court about a night in November 2006 when she had been held in the Nanford Guest House in Oxford, the gang's favoured location for abuse, and Bassam Karrar had attacked her so badly she had thought she would die.
She had always known he would die, and she had tried to prepare herself for the loss.
It added that she "always knew he would die soon but I had to be first".
In 2010, experts feared Lady would die after she fell ill and stopped eating.
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The intensity of her faith, the sureness of her trust, was unaffected by the pain she suffered, and he prayed that she would close her eyes and die.
Speaking in The Sun newspaper in February, Goody admitted that she was doing it for the money, but claimed she was thinking beyond the reality career that would die with her.
"We felt that if the school closed the Welsh language would die in the village, " she added.
For someone to die from cyanide poisoning, he or she would have to inhale or consume a large quantity -- which can cause a quick death, according to Geller.
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She serenaded the sinks with a cover of Prince's I Would Die 4 U - a song which has rapidly become a staple of their live set.
"Of course my father was still a relatively young man back then, 62, and we had no idea he would die at the relatively young age of 65, " she says.
The authors, from the University of California, San Francisco, noted that even when DCIS becomes an invasive cancer, it's treatable when found at an early stage: The odds that a 60-year old woman with a 7 millimeter breast tumor, would die from it in the next 10 years are less than 3%, half the risk she faces of dying from another cause during that time.
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