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Given their exposure to injury and ingested poisons, that might be hard to argue with.
Byline: The Register-Guard More than 22,000 military women are serving with distinction in Iraq and Afghanistan, even as they face unprecedented exposure to injury and death on what is now described as a "360-degree battlefield.
Although ceiling lift installations are indeed an added expense, running $2,000 a room or more, they potentially can pay for themselves with added staff convenience and reduced exposure to injury.
 
 
 
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