(1) On today's evidence, he is very happy, and more than able, to play a full, vital part for Surrey this season.

(2) The seeds are also packed with various B vitamins which could provide amorous pensioners with a vital energy boost.

(3) In traditional Chinese medicine, areas of the foot correspond to organs and body parts, and disease is a matter of blocked vital energy.

(4) That's one thing Warriner has got in spades - vital energy.

(5) The increase in lymphocytes was accompanied by lymphocytic infiltration in vital organs.

(6) So what happens to the US economy is absolutely vital to our own, and to that extent, the US elections are very important to us.

(7) Taufik's role has reportedly been vital to the negotiations.

(8) The newspaper-business passages had a visceral, vital energy.

(9) Although testicular cancer is among the easiest cancers to cure, that cure is much harder to achieve once it has spread to vital organs.

(10) Blood pressure and blood flow to vital organs drop suddenly.

(11) Zinc helps organize cells into healthy tissues and organs so your baby has what it needs during the first weeks of pregnancy when vital organs are being developed.

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(13) Yet transport remains absolutely vital to the nature of civic life.

(14) My vital energy has drained right out of me just when I wasn't looking, like a slow puncture in my tire, I have been let down.

(15) Later today, we're going to talk about homeland security, which is an issue that is absolutely vital to every single governor.

(16) Among other major tasks, the liver detoxifies harmful substances, purifies your blood and manufactures vital nutrients.

(17) They will allow you to put your whole heart into your healing efforts without draining you of your own vital energies.

(18) This unstable heart rhythm produces an ineffective heartbeat, causing insufficient blood flow to vital organs.

(19) With narrowed blood vessels, vital organs do not get enough blood.

(20) This procedure uses artificial extracorporeal circulation to provide oxygenated blood to vital organs while the heart is stopped.