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LOOKING FOR MEDICAL BRIEFS I'm looking for medical briefs, any kind of specialty. Started by Marla Sharp	6	Feb 12, 2008 Reply by StenoMiss
Does anyone use a scopist and a proofer? I am on the brink of starting a family, and have often thought how awesome it would be if I could get to the point of trusting someone so m… Started by Mary Motley O'Brien	17	Feb 9, 2008 Reply by Kelli Combs
MEDICAL WORD HELP! Defibrigenated? Huuuuh? Can't find it anywhere. Here's the sentence: You open up the pericardium. What you see is some blood. But most of w… Started by Marla Sharp	7	Feb 6, 2008 Reply by Melissa Hill
employment law word help I'm looking for a name or an acronym that sounds like COTRANS. Thanks in advance. Started by Patricia Babits	0	Feb 4, 2008
The Challenge has been issued - Come on, Reporters, Part II Reporters and Reporters-to-be: The challenge has been laid down by Adam Miller that he is pledging to get additional certifications after… Started by Breck Record	0	Jan 31, 2008
Commas, commas everywhere. So would you put a comma between the is's in the following sentences. What I believe this is is this is another portion of our estimate th… Started by Kyung	12	Jan 28, 2008 Reply by Michael D. Chaney
statement under oath title page I took two statements under oath. The case was about a title company gathering information from the homeowners. The seller did not disclose… Started by Patricia Babits	0	Jan 25, 2008
All caught up!! Who else is all caught up? I am. Just in time to be sick. In fact, I was getting sick on Thursday, but I was scheduled for a job that afte… Started by Kyung	4	Jan 21, 2008 Reply by S. Arielle
PUNCTUATION PERPLEXITIES For some strange reason, I feel this overwhelming urge to put a semicolon before and a comma after "whereas." I've done a little research o… Started by Marla Sharp	3	Jan 20, 2008 Reply by Marge Teilhaber (TILE hobber)
COMMA CONUNDRUMS (OH MY) Would you put a comma here: "In common parlance[,] it's come to mean somebody who stonewalls." What about now: "And in common parlance[,]… Started by Marla Sharp	6	Jan 19, 2008 Reply by Janice McMoran