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Device wakes brain-injured man out of five-year coma
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8-1-2007 3:12 PM
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8-1-2007
7:34 PM
Antara
FANTASTIC!
8-3-2007
6:06 AM
alonqexe
oH.. now there is a brain pacemaker.. i c. ^^ He must be grateful to God.
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