what did kenny everett die off?
AIDS
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 Everett 's unhappiness with the post was apparent early on , and by April 1847 he was negotiating with Harvard 's overseers about the conditions of the job . These talks were ultimately unfruitful , and Everett , on the advice of his doctor , resigned the post in December 1848 . He had been suffering for sometime from a number of maladies , some of them prostate @-@ related . In the following years , his health would become increasingly fragile . He was somewhat rejuvenated by a visit to the springs at Sharon Springs , New York . 

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 On one day during his treatments , as his wife was wheeling him down a hospital corridor , Cullen went into cardiac arrest , requiring doctors to use a defibrillator to revive him . He underwent a bone marrow transplant that briefly reduced his immune system to the point that he could have very little human contact . Another examination in April 1998 revealed that the cancer was finally gone , and Cullen immediately began training for a comeback . 

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 In 1934 , after announcing that he would break his self @-@ imposed silence in the Hollywood Bowl , Baba suddenly changed his plans and boarded the RMS Empress of Canada and sailed to Hong Kong without explanation . The Associated Press reported that " Baba had decided to postpone the word @-@ fast breaking until next February because ' conditions are not yet ripe ' . " He returned to England in 1936 but did not return to the United States again until the early 1950s . 

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 Culverhouse was diagnosed with cancer in 1992 , and died in 1994 . His apparent attempt to exclude his wife from his inheritance led to posthumous revelations of extramarital affairs . Ensuing lawsuits caused an ownership crisis that almost required the team to relocate to another city , before the Glazer family stepped forward with a purchase offer . 

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 Upon their return on Oct 24 , 1871 , Hall suddenly fell ill after drinking a cup of coffee . His symptoms started with an upset stomach , then progressed to vomiting and delirium the following day . Hall accused several of the ship 's company , including Bessels , of having poisoned him . Following these accusations , he refused medical treatment from Bessels , and drank only liquids delivered directly by his Inuit friend Tookoolito . He seemed to improve for a few days , and was even able to go up on deck . Bessels had prevailed upon Bryan , the ship 's chaplain , to convince Hall to allow the doctor to see him . By November 4 , Hall relented , and Bessels resumed treatment . Shortly after , Hall 's condition began to deteriorate , and he suffered vomiting and delirium , and collapsed . Bessels diagnosed apoplexy , and Hall finally died on November 8 . He was taken ashore and given a formal burial . 
