11.   Black players who were successful during that era, he said, seem to suffer a high rate of alcoholism, divorce, spousal abuse and premature death.

12.   A good diet, she said, reduces the risk of premature death from diseases such as heart disease, stroke, diabetes and some cancers.

13.   A state study identified the pollutants as the leading environmental cause of premature death.

14.   A study of adult diabetics in Italy found that smokers had double the risk of premature death than nonsmoking diabetics.

15.   But a premature death can also bring an automatic note of tragedy to a life, distorting its features and fueling the martyrdom machine.

16.   But avoiding premature death would be a hollow victory if the remaining years were burdened with increasing decrepitude and dependency.

17.   But environmentalists said the administration was simply creating more loopholes for the industry to escape controls and that this would trigger more asthma attacks and premature deaths.

18.   But for patients given a reprieve from premature death, even if only temporarily, such concerns are secondary.

19.   But it goes a step further than previous research in that it measures precisely how dangerous poor fitness is in relation to other leading risk factors for premature death.

20.   Consequently, male worms suffer premature death due to all the effort required competing for and defending females.