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• In retrospect, voters are entitled to question the rosy prognoses.
• Both women have had the cancer removed and their prognoses are good.
• The case is based on a kind of jumble of pessimistic prognoses.
• The government's prognoses have repeatedly run to the optimistic side.
• Doctors rely heavily on such staging systems to give prognoses.
• "That's the most dismal of prognoses,"
• They may want better prognoses, but how can they get them?
• Given their illness, the prognoses may not be good.
• His doctors'prognoses were grim he was not expected to live.
• The prognoses based on his reports were shown to be very accurate.
• The prognoses of the limited number of reported cases were usually good.
• Contrary to initial prognoses, the patient has survived and may actually thrive.
• Alas, wisdom plays no role in Dr . Love's prognoses.
• But they are quite distinct syndromes with distinct prognoses.
• The long-term prognoses for autistic children vary.
• It seems the pessimistic prognoses . . . are beginning to come true,
• Verrucous vulvar cancers tend to have good overall prognoses.
• These properties are responsible for patients'poor prognoses.
• Had I waited my prognoses would have been much, much different ."
• His will to live outlasted several more fatal prognoses and scores of radiation treatments.