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In its letter, the Office for Civil Rights said its investigation suggested that Cedars-Sinai had deviated from its own standards on hemorrhage care with respect to Kira Johnson and other Black patients.

The CVF model also offers new advantages that allow calculations to be performed where other models fail, either because they are computationally too heavy or because they deviate significantly from experimental results.

“I am concerned that the Home Office deviated from standard practice, overlooked warnings about the condition of the site and lacked expertise to properly oversee the purchase of Northeye.”

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A Kern County public meeting dramatically deviated from the agenda when Supervisor Leticia Perez accused district attorney staff of attempting to “illegally” search her office.

“Folie à Deux” also deviates from “Joker” in another significant way: It’s a musical.

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