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Yancy is cautious about overplaying the achievement at Baylor, which is part of the hospital system's $20 million investment to measure and improve performance at all 15 hospitals in its system.
Baylor hospital leads way to lower heart failure readmission rates
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It appeared Booty and intended receiver Stanley Havili weren't on the same page on third-and-1 when safety Austin Yancy made his first career interception and ran 31 yards for a touchdown early in the third quarter to make it 9-7.
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West Brook High School's Will Wilson (No. 31, right) uses his head to deflect a pass intended for Clear Creek High School's Austin Yancy (No. 17, left) during a playoff football game at Galena Park ISD Stadium in Houston on Saturday, Nov. 19, 2005.
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11: 56Austin Yancy 31 yard interception return (Trojans 9, Cardinal 6) STA
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He explained that his sister was getting suspicious because she’d called Yancy’s phone and it was disconnected.
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We're still a family, we're still close, we still go to Mom's every Sunday for dinner, Yancy Mullins says.
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Yancy Keplinger, a Transocean dynamic positioning officer who worked on the rig's bridge and survived the explosion, testified about the frantic minutes after the Macondo well blew out and two explosions rocked the Deepwater Horizon.
Oil spill hearings focus on who was in charge after the blast
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William Lowndes Yancy of Alabama joined in this conspiracy to divide the Democratic Party to insure a Republican victory and then help lead their states out of the Union.
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His brother Yancy, 48, gave Rex his start in mining.
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Yancy took a mining course after graduating from high school in the early 1980s, but when he found a job after looking for months, he let Rex take it because Rex already had a wife and a son.
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