kaiser

Fall of Eagles depicts the Kaiser as being rather childish, whimsical and always having something to prove.

One British writer, Legge, reports that Edward punched the Kaiser and knocked him down in a meeting.

However, Medicare doesn't risk financial catastrophe significantly more than Humana or Kaiser or even Google's self-insurance pool.

However, that's pretty much how the actual Kaiser Wilhelm II was during much of his reign.

Not just once, but again and again, the Kaiser muffed opportunities to checkmate Edward’s plans.

Everyone in the know, knows it was Kaiser Sozay and Kobayashi who started Bitcoin.

Anyways, the absence of proper check and balances apart from the Kaiser made the downfall of the regime inevitable on the long run.

I don't know how a person can write about the Kaiser and not even mention once Edwards the 7th.

Edward also played on the Kaiser to sabotage the Berlin to Baghdad railway.

Insurance companies, such as Kaiser Permanente, see a few years of PrEP during a patients active sexual years favorable to treating HIV for life.

I think a better question is, how come everybody wanna keep it like the kaiser?

Did you know Kaiser was the first insurance company/medical group?

Apart from the "national ID" part, that's exactly how Kaiser works, and has for some time.

The Boxer Rebellion in China, with its overtone of white racial solidarity against the “yellow peril,” was also made to order for duping the Kaiser.

There's a nice example in this week's TAL episode, regarding Kaiser Kuo, the American-born son of Chinese immigrants who "brought rock and roll to China" (by being one of the founders of Tang Dynasty).

I just wanted to emphasize that the best part about Kaiser is their interface - it is super simple to schedule and receive care and it rarely felt "slugish" to go through their processes.

The article seems to guffaw a bit about the Kaiser's concerns over the French invading through Belgium.

And not to be a pedant, but Epic's big break was with Kaiser, Hopkins came a years or two later.

He was the Kaiser's uncle and one of the most manipulative forces upon him.