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Gabrielle Giffords

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She has a 101 percent chance of surviving. She will not die. She does not have that permission from me.
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Peter M. Rhee, trauma chief of the University Medical Center at Tucson — "Doctor: Giffords has '101 percent chance' of surviving". MSNBC. January 11, 2011. Retrieved on 2011-01-12. 

 
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