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After reviewing the medical literature, I found no evidence that I was at risk of post-term pregnancy or its consequences.
The Official Lamaze® Guide Judith Lothian RN 2010
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Disqualifying Bush from post-term perks – like the honorific “President” in front of his name, maybe?
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Rummy remains on board to be the designated future scapegoat for (a) post-term legacy protection, (b) the war crimes trial, (c) other miscelaneous ass coverage.
Think Progress » A fourth general calls for Rumsfeld’s resignation. 2006
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One step closer to the possibility of stripping Dubbie of all his post-term bennies along with his inpeachment/conviction package.
Think Progress » Senate votes to deny convicts pensions. 2007
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May 9th, 2006 at 4:47 pm can a pardon be nullified by a post-term impeachment?
Firedoglake » Drama 2006
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The issue of pre-term vs. post-term falls before the more fundamental right to privacy.
What's Missing in this Picture? Heo 2006
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This crew is experienced, at least by post-term limit standards, and they have not become totally cynical.
Archive 2005-06-01 2005
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Babies between 37 and 42 weeks are considered full-term; a baby born before 37 weeks is pre-term and after 42 is post-term.
Baby at 36 weeks 2004
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Babies between 37 and 42 weeks are considered full-term; a baby born before 37 weeks is pre-term and after 42 is post-term.
Archive 2004-12-01 2004
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Children born before 35 weeks gestation are known as preterm, and children born after 40 gestational weeks are known as post-term.
Conservapedia - Recent changes [en] DanielPulido 2010
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