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1) M.D. In sixty-four stage productions, so far - starring in twenty-six of them in London.

2) John MacCulloch, M.D., who was a geologist, did visit Islay but does not seem to have been impressed.

3) M.D. playing female parts at school - until my voice broke.

4) "This is an explosive disease," says Sid Gilman, M.D.

5) Batool Kazim, M.D. (bottom row, center), returned to the sport of badminton after a long hiatus to play in the U.S. Open Senior International in Los Angeles last July.

6) With an editorial staff full of M.D.s, you'll be sure to get your information from expert sources[Sentencedict.com], though nothing can replace an actual doctor.

7) Representatives from the King Hussein Cancer Center visited M.D. Anderson in June and met the experts on the advisory committee -- surgeons, oncologists, radiologists and others.

8) Her parents met Karl Menninger, M.D., at a conference, and he later visited the family on the reservation.

9) China is surprisingly cooperative, even quietly intercepting several shipments of supplies useful for W.M.D. programs.

10) On Tuesday, A.M.D. said it would need to delay a shareholder vote on the creation of the company, jointly owned by A.M.D. and an investment firm based in Abu Dhabi, until next week.

11) Medications for bipolar disorder are prescribed by psychiatrists—medical doctors (M.D.) with expertise in the diagnosis and treatment of mental disorders.

12) The study's lead investigator was Joachim Hallmayer, M.D., an associate professor of psychiatry at Stanford University.

13) "That's arcus senilis, " says Monica L. Monica, M.D., Ph.D., an ophthalmologist in New Orleans.

14) This week I.B.M. raised its profit forecast for 2010 and reported better sales of the types of computer servers that use A.M.D. and Intel chips.

15) "The marketing no longer needs to suggest 'buyer beware, ' " said John Taylor, director of product marketing at A.M.D.

16) As delegation member William Carpenter, M.D., remarked,[http://sentencedict.com/M.D..html] "Sovereign nations just don't normally allow this kind of invasiveness."

17) Gerald Schneiderman, M.D.'s first glimpse into the mysteries and silences of the Holocaust began as a child at the outset of World War II.

18) But A.M.D. also appeared to benefit from an upturn in the overall computer market.

19) Vidhya Selvaraj, M.D., is a fourth-year psychiatry resident at Creighton University.

20) John Cannell, M.D., an expert of vitamin D of Vitamin D Council suggests that about 4000 to 5000 international units of vitamin d per day is needed to maintain a healthy level in the blood.

21) Indeed, A.M.D. executives say the time has come to bury the name "netbook."

22) "I'll put patients on Meridia—but I'll check their blood pressure once or twice a month, " says Michael Steelman, M.D., a spokesperson for the ASBP.

23) OSA's prevalence has soared in recent years in tandem with the nation's expanding girth, said Meir Kryger, M.D., lead editor of the book Principles and Practice of Sleep Medicine.

24) If you follow my anti-inflammatory diet, you'll get the vitamins, minerals, essential fatty acids and dietary fiber you need for optimal health. Andrew Weil, M.D.

25) "Hair reflects internal changes--things like sickness, nutrition and stress," says dermatologist Paradi Mirmirani, M.D., a faculty member of the American Academy of Dermatology.

26) Received M.B. at the Second Military Medical University, and M.D. degree in neurosurgery from the Southern Medical University.