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She was rushed off stage and taken to a local hospital but wasn't seriously injured.
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She was rushed to Reading hospital intensive care unit where her condition was described as " critical but stable ".
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She could not have gotten away on her own, but the minstrel performer rushed on stage, picked up her chair, and carried her to safety.
" She said it offered " a new and exciting point of view ; with its specious doctrine of self-indulgence, it rushed into the vacuum of my moral sense and captivated me completely.
She was rushed from the theatre and taken to Eldridge's apartment ; a replacement, Doris Lloyd, stepped in for the next show.
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She made desperate resistance, rushed into the water, and he gave her a wound with the bayonet ; this he certainly should not have done had he been certain it was a woman ; but fearing that an escape would be made, he was determined if possible to secure the person.
She is rushed to the local hospital, where an ultrasound reveals her belly to be full of blood, indicating a botched abortion.
She was rushed to the hospital and though surviving, spent the next seven years in rehabilitation needing to re-learn such simple tasks as the alphabet and basic motor functions.
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