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• He originally thought Ms . de Bara was experiencing false labor pains.
• Guy leaves the party momentarily when Anne goes into false labor.
• One percent of women eventually experience false labor.
• Many colonials speak the Caprican language, but apparently have different False Labor " of " Caprica ".
• "I just figured they were false labor pains, " said Levy, who also has a 5-year-old daughter.
• On the morning of September 15, Torrez, began to feel what she thought were symptoms of false labor.
• They felt like more of the false labor pains she'd been experiencing for the last month, she said.
• He said the Republicans took it seriously but " we've been through these false labor pains before ."
• "False labor, " said Feaster.
• Additionally, a lack of maternity clothes and resources to deal with premature births, false labors, and miscarriages pose serious challenges to prisoners.
• He was delivered in a taxicab while Lilith was on her way home from the hospital after an episode of false labor.
• Smolinski went home Thursday morning before the Kings'5-2 victory at Atlanta only to find out that his wife was having false labor.
• Prodromal labor has been misnamed as  false labor . " Prodromal labor begins much as traditional labor but does not progress to the birth of the baby.
• I think she was expecting something more on the order of questions about epidural vs . Stadol or the four ways you can differentiate between active and false labor,
• The code O60.0 ( Preterm labor without delivery ) is not used in Sweden; instead, since 1 January 2009, the Swedish extension codes to O47 ( False labor ) are recommended for use.
• Randy Johnson's 130 wins are the most in Mariners'history . . . . Seattle OF Mike Cameron missed the game to be with his wife in Seattle, who turned out to be in false labor.
• She couldn't get a flight to Dallas until 9 p . m . When she finally arrived at Methodist Hospital, she was so traumatized at the sight of her husband that she went into false labor that night and had to be treated with medication to stop the contractions.