Nine out of ten could stand, walk, and climb at least a few stairs independently by the time of discharge.

NEWYORKER: Big Med

Indeed, about half of the patients who were rehospitalized within 30 days of being discharged had no bill for an outpatient physician visit between the time of discharge and rehospitalization.

WHITEHOUSE: New Study on Hospital Readmissions

The spokesman said that the government's investment plans would ease the situation - with the result that by 2004, no-one should have to wait longer than four hours in accident and emergency from their time of arrival to either admission, transfer or discharge.

BBC: Trolley in corridor

She received a sentence of conditional discharge, meaning she pleaded guilty and would receive no jail time if she complied with conditions set by the judge.

WSJ: Subway-Push Suspect's Past

The firearms used by a well-regulated militia, at the time the Second Amendment was written, were mostly long arms that, like a smaller stockpile of pistols, could discharge only once before they had to be reloaded.

NEWYORKER: Battleground America

The chemical that allows the battery to charge or discharge is held in vessels outside of the battery and it flows between the electrodes when it is time to do some work.

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