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[00:00]candidate
[00:02]Most tests require collecting cells by webbing saliva in
[00:06]the mouth and sending it to the company for testing. All
[00:10]tests require a potential candidate with whom to compare
[00:14]DNA.
[00:15]senate
[00:17]The US Senate has passed a sweeping healthcare reform
[00:20]bill, bringing Barack Obama a step closer to enacting one
[00:25]of his signature campaign promises and to meeting a goal
[00:30]sought by US presidents for decades.
[00:33]broaden
[00:35]For any job search, you should start with a narrow
[00:38]concept - what you think you want to do - then
[00:42]broaden it.
[00:44]fasten
[00:45]She got a ticket last year from a police officer who
[00:48]scolded her for not wearing the belt in her 1992 Honda
[00:53]Civic. Brounstein, who cannot fasten her belt, fought the
[00:57]ticket, but got no slack from traffic court either.
[01:03]strengthen
[01:05]Or they could read Mr. Kirby's report: "the substantial
[01:08]buying power of such an agency would strengthen the
[01:12]public prescription-drug insurance plans to negotiate the
[01:16]lowest possible purchase prices from drug companies."
[01:21]harde
[01:23]The more people become aware, they go, "God, do I
[01:27]really want to feed my kids stuff that will harden their
[01:30]arteries and make them obese and give them diabetes?"
[01:36]hallucination
[01:38]A major concern has been reports that once users start
[01:42]using mephedrone in a particular session it is very hard to
[01:47]stop, leading to insomnia and hallucinations.
