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A silicone ball implanted in the stomach could help relieve persistent heartburn. The device, about the size of a ping pong ball, is stitched to the top of the inside of the stomach via keyhole surgery. In position, the ball presses down on the one-way valve that lets food move from the oesophagus — the food pipe — and into the stomach. This stops the valve opening the wrong way and letting acid leak from the stomach back up into the oesophagus, which is common in heartburn patients and cau...

. beige book bu we did not need a capital bailout. we needed a liquidity bridge so we could consummate the sale to a potential buyer. that is what we needed. or we needed a window to be extended to us as it was to the other investment banks that sunday night. to be even more clear, when we heard that the bank was being opened, that the federal reserve a window was being opened, that sunday night, we all said we are fine. we will get this done. we then heard it was not being opened it t...