| premature baby | 8.23 | Saving premature babies has its costs. | ||
| premature death | 6.32 | Premature deaths are common. | ||
| premature birth | 4.28 | ...premature births. | ||
| premature infant | 3.62 | Premature infants were another big-ticket item. | ||
| premature end | 2.63 | Knee surgery brought it to a premature end. | ||
| premature labor | 1.58 | Harrold went immediately into premature labor. | ||
| premature aging | 1.45 | But it is showing signs of premature aging. | ||
| premature delivery | 1.38 | Some specialists suspect that sexual activity may in fact spark premature delivery. | ||
| premature retirement | 1.25 | Premature retirement was predicted. | ||
| premature celebration | 1.05 | It was premature celebration. | ||
| premature exit | 0.86 | The injury may force a premature exit. | ||
| premature conclusion | 0.72 | But she cautioned against jumping to premature conclusions. | ||
| premature failure | 0.72 | The cause of the premature ovarian failure remains uncertain. | ||
| premature ejaculation | 0.59 | Premature ejaculation is discussed in some detail. | ||
| premature announcement | 0.53 | The CSRC said it considered the premature announcement illegal. | ||
| premature burial | 0.53 | Premature burial! | ||
| premature optimism | 0.53 | Then this spring, there was premature optimism. | ||
| premature menopause | 0.46 | No one knows precisely how chemotherapy damages eggs and sets off premature menopause. | ||
| premature release | 0.46 | Please guard against premature release. | ||
| premature report | 0.46 | That party, despite premature reports of its demise, still exists and has its own memories. |