Der Spiegel

...than 40 percent in certain categories of sufferers. Former engineering student and martial arts enthusiast Houben told the German weekly Der Spiegel that he had meditated to pass the long years trapped in his own body. Using a...

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...hear every word said around him but was unable to communicate the fact. "I meditated - I dreamt myself away," he told the German magazine Der Spiegel, adding: "I shall never forget the day when they discovered what was truly wrong with me...

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...Carl Bildt -- were rejected, apparently for fear they would have more experience and influence than the powers that be. Germany's Der Spiegel heralded this news with the headline "Europe Chooses Nobodies." Translation: Europe might have...

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...conscious--but completely paralyzed. "I screamed, but there was no one to hear," he says in an interview with the German magazine Der Spiegel. Three years ago, neurologist Steven Laureys used modern scanning techniques to discover...

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...wrong. Laureys then taught Houben how to communicate through a special keyboard. The former engineering student and martial arts enthusiast, now 46, told Der Spiegel magazine that he meditated to pass the long years trapped in his own body.

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...a special keyboard, said Dr. Audrey Vanhaudenhuyse, who is on Laureys' team. Rom used the device to tell a reporter for the German magazine Der Spiegel that: "I screamed but there was nothing to hear." Belgian doctors who treated him...

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...isolated one. "I was shouting, but no-one could hear me," Mr Houben, now 46, was quoted as saying by a German magazine. According to Der Spiegel, Mr Houben, who can now communicate by using a special keyboard, has described how his body...

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...control of his body - but no one knew that he was fully conscious. "I screamed, but there was nothing to hear," he told the German magazine Der Speigel. "I became a witness to my own suffering as doctors and nurses tried to speak with...

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...that visitors could attend the rescheduled film presentation in December, he said, "Yes, definitely." Lanzmann told the magazine Der Spiegel Online that the obstruction ofWhy Israel was the first time a protest had prevented the showing...

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...Sept. 11, 2001 terror attacks and four accused henchmen. Justice Ministry spokeswoman Katharina Jahntz on Saturday confirmed a report in Der Spiegel that a German observer would attend the trial to ensure that no evidence provided by...

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