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• baby: The injuries are now believed to have happened when doctors tried to resuscitate the baby.

• man: After Depp successfully resuscitates the man, he removes a pair of white earphones from the patient's ears and nods sadly.

• child: They also aid the teaching of how to resuscitate a child.

• victim: Can it, rather, provide a moral basis to resuscitate the victim?

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• not: Mr Justice Hedley will decide whether the present ' Do Not Resuscitate ' order should remain.

Preposition: at

• birth: Most babies in both groups had to be resuscitated at birth.

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• successfully: Many patients are not successfully resuscitated, of course.

• adequately: M was floppy at birth with no spontaneous respiration and he was not adequately resuscitated until 4 minutes after birth.

• immediately: It appears to have been assumed that patients who were not immediately resuscitated would die.

• just: We can't think WHY they have just resuscitated the Müller affair.

• again: Whilst I was holding Harry he had another fit and he was snatched from me to be resuscitated again.

Preposition: in

• event: Should Mr J be resuscitated in the event of a cardiac arrest?