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If it signs a free agent or plucks someone from another team’s practice squad, that player likely will have to undergo six days of testing before he can begin to practice with the team, ruling him out for Sunday’s game in Detroit.

She used the case of someone who just underwent surgery, and whose insurer is Aetna.

The longtime “Today” co-host and meteorologist will take a break from the show to undergo surgery to remove his prostate.

In all cases, research shows that the drug on its own doesn’t heal mental health woes—it’s crucial that patients undergo therapy with a trained professional while they’re under the effects of the psychedelic.

Then, all contacts must undergo a 14-day home quarantine, even if they test negative.

Often, therefore, economic hierarchies take shape as society undergoes the “natural transition” from aristocracy to democracy.

Despite starting with a flourish, that site has gone quiet in recent days as it undergoes a reorganization.

Often, the beer undergoes a secondary fermentation in the bottle, just like Champagne.

As Africa undergoes enormous political, economic, and social changes, women are poised to become powerful leaders.

The beauty and grace of the rituals that Barb undergoes are deeply contrasted with the inner turmoil she experiences here.

Now, however, the tobacco undergoes quite a process, and must be kept packed several months before it is ground into snuff.

Saw-dust has little value as a manure, as it undergoes decomposition with extreme slowness.

We have already noted the fact that the winter's snow upon our hillsides undergoes a movement in the direction of the slope.

If Richard goes to that encounter he loses both, remember—unless between this and then he undergoes some change.

Notwithstanding complete recovery, relapses are prone to occur whenever the patient undergoes a severe emotional strain.