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As you decide to start this important personal process, you will be required to create a detailed business plan that will include all the required elements for the medical practice. This formulated business plan will be of use to us so that we can be able to assess your general operation. You will be pleased to know that as lenders we are dedicated to undertake a fair assessment process of your plan so that we can effectively provide for the required finances that will be sufficient to handle all the initial company processes. With the cash-flow project that will be reflected by your business plan, you will be set to obtain a reasonable amount to money for your medical practice.

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Pfizer mulls $100 bln bid for AstraZeneca – report

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LONDON, April 20 (Reuters) – U.S. pharmaceutical giant Pfizer has approached British rival AstraZeneca to propose a 60 billion pound ($101 billion) takeover, the Sunday Times reported on Sunday.

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Saudi Arabia announces jump in new cases of deadly MERS virus

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RIYADH (Reuters) – Saudi Arabia has confirmed seven new cases of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS), adding up to 36 infections in five days, a sudden increase of a disease that kills about a third of the people infected and has no cure.

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Obamacare enrollees urged to change passwords over Heartbleed bug

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NEW YORK, April 19 (Reuters) – Americans with accounts on President Barack Obama’s health insurance enrollment website, HealthCare.gov, were advised that their passwords had been reset to guard against the “Heartbleed” bug, in a message posted on the site on Saturday.

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Saudi Arabia announces jump in new cases of deadly MERS virus

– http://www.reuters.com

RIYADH, April 20 (Reuters) – Saudi Arabia has confirmed seven new cases of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS), adding up to 36 infections in five days, a sudden increase of a disease that kills about a third of the people infected and has no cure.

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