Arabs are taking advantage of the weakness of the rand to travel to South Africa. |
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Aneurysmal development is caused by weakness in the muscular tunica media and stretching of the tunica intima and adventitial layers. |
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Thank god for foul-smelling German army jackets bought in moments in weakness from ratty markets in Berlin. |
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However, the oversized softie has a weakness for sob stories and the lumber lout feeds him a whopper. |
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Due to weakness of bladder and stomach I experience involuntary discharge of urine and wind. |
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One side of politics finds a hint of weakness in the other side and goes in for the kill. |
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In certain instances, this is the book's weakness in that it falls between two stools, being truly neither one nor the other. |
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Her smile was nervous and her voice wobbled a little, but the information she gave made up for any weakness in presentation. |
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Given her weakness in constitutional law, her background in business law looks like a strength. |
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When this occurs, it may result in a state of alkalosis which can cause conditions from weakness and fatigue to headaches and anxiety. |
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The main thing I remember is how funny Jimmy was, his weakness for dumb puns and wordplay. |
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Hong Kong's re-export trade was also vulnerable to any weakness in China's exports, he said. |
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The events of the last night she remembered flashed before her eyes as she tried to conquer the weakness she was feeling all over her body. |
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Slugs are attracted to beer, and this weakness can be exploited by deploying pitfall traps baited with beer. |
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I'm just smiling at his momentary confession of weakness as he carries me over to our booth. |
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For example, concomitant complaints of limb weakness suggest the presence of neurologic or connective tissue disease. |
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I maintain that the single greatest weakness of our empirical work is insufficient conceptualization. |
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The number-one reason most people sustain injury to the hip is due to muscle weakness or inflexibility. |
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As has been suggested, this discourse seems to have arisen out of a sense of weakness or inferiority on the part of the English. |
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Long had he been plagued by an infectious fear of spreading weakness in times that demanded strength. |
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In overall terms, the trade data reflect the weakness of external demand and the general loss of cost competitiveness. |
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To do so would have been an expression not of weakness but simple human courtesy and fellow feeling. |
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More broadly, our results show no clear or necessary relationship between a pickup in jobs lost to trade and weakness in the U.S. labor market. |
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Nerve damage can cause motor or sensory weakness with numbness, tingling and incoordination. |
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They are derivative works, and this weakness just pervades them throughout. |
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All 4 experienced muscular weakness and respiratory failure that required intubation. |
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Like any confidence man, the coercer can only exploit a weakness that we refuse to confront directly, ourselves. |
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Pressures or signs of weakness faced steel fabricators, fabric producers and industrial chemical makers. |
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The weakness of sterling is another challenge for the company, as imports penetrate the Irish market from the North and Britain. |
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It comes off as a clumsy storytelling device and suggests a more general weakness with the criminology aspects of the film. |
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Finally, the crisis with the Gracchus brothers revealed the weakness of the patriciate and of the constitution. |
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During a relapse, respiratory muscle weakness can precipitate hypoxemia and hypercapnia of rapid onset. |
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The government's weakness and Washington's fear that terrorists might set up camp in the country's mountain passes have kept it there. |
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The libretto turns a typical Twain idea of human weakness into a celebration of the small town against the wicked city slicker. |
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In doing so, it revealed its weakness, prompting other nations to pick, parasitically, at America's weakness for their own short-term gains. |
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Similar to suxamethonium, there have been reports of muscle weakness and fasciculations occurring while taking donepezil. |
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His physical body is being attacked by weakness of limbs, parchedness of throat, horripilation and hair standing on end. |
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The main weakness of the tradition is an attitude of campy superiority, one that can quickly become self-congratulatory. |
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It's a weakness of mine, I admit, that my judgment is often overmastered by passion. |
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She addressed the weakness by creating a mentoring program that matched new hires with experienced workers. |
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The underlying weakness of the hull meant that the ship could not charge headlong in the heat of battle. |
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For comic effect it has a character whose supposedly hilarious weakness is to use phrases that have gone out of fashion. |
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The man has no strength of character and is so oblivious to his own weakness that he doesn't even register how weak he sounds. |
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They think that intellectual leaders have the weakness of overanalyzing problems. |
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The main treatment is surgery, designed to replace the protruded part and to repair the weakness in the wall so preventing further hernias. |
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Mary easily forgot he was not as strong, but he would never admit to any weakness in front of her. |
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I am certain that, over the board, I have a real-time weakness in assessing what is the best countermove by the opponent in a quiet position. |
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He knows our human condition, our weakness and frailty, even better than we do. |
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Individuals with pulmonary disorders or weakness should consult with a physician before using chemical strippers. |
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The steep decline in mortgage originations reflected neither weakness in the housing market nor slackening demand from the secondary market. |
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In short, when it comes to moral discourse, the apparent weakness of religious belief is its strength. |
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There are helicoid pins fitted into the base, which addresses the heat dissipation weakness of copper. |
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These include numbness and weakness of the lower extremities, opisthotonos and seizures. |
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To achieve this vision, we have to address areas of weakness honestly and openly. |
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Some of them present with muscle weakness and muscle breakdown, some of them present with cardiomyopathy, heart muscle disease, liver disease. |
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Just a sniff of weakness and these hard men will grab the opportunity with both hands. |
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In general play, Cork achieved a lot up to the point of capitalising on their chances and this weakness was to cost them dearly in the long run. |
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The main weakness of steel, as a structural material, is its tendency to corrode. |
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The cause is a weakness of the sphincter muscle between the esophagus and stomach. |
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The economic weakness came on suddenly and has exposed some cracks in the financial system. |
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The current crop is short on caps and confidence, with many areas of weakness for the Irish to exploit. |
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Please excuse me for obtruding my weakness and my finitude, here, into your daily lives. |
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Firstly, I watched queen wasps and bees gently nuzzling bricks and mortar in the sunshine, looking for the weakness that provides a new home. |
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I approached it calmly, not allowing any weakness to show, including the fact that I had been crying. |
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She depicts an almost saintly figure, virtually devoid of human weakness or error. |
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Gerald suffers in his relationship with Gudrun, his mixture of violence and weakness arousing a destructive demon in her. |
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Let me confess at this point to a fatal prior weakness for tarts made with proper, homemade, buttery pastry. |
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But dollar weakness should provide the springboard for an export-led recovery in US manufacturing in due course. |
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Chronic progressive weakness is the classic presentation in genetic and metabolic myopathies. |
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His strides were cumbersome, as if his height and burliness was more of a weakness than a strength. |
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Another weakness of the book is the absence of a section to familiarize nonexpert readers with molecular terminology. |
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I care not for weakness if you say that I am not enough of a vessel to contain you. |
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But with regard to Winslow's receiving ability, any weakness cited is an exercise in nit-picking. |
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His greatest weakness may well be his seemingly fathomless personal vanity. |
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An overdose can be harmful to bones and skin, causing weakness and brittleness, even leading to fatigue and vomiting. |
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Botulinum toxin induces weakness of striated muscles by inhibiting transmission of alpha motor neurones at the neuromuscular junction. |
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Unlike acute brachial plexus neuritis, the pain, weakness and sensory loss associated with cervical radiculopathy tend to occur simultaneously. |
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The figures should reflect benefits from an upward trend in milk prices due to the weakness of sterling against the euro. |
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The nation's intrinsic weakness was further compounded by socio-political factors. |
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The weakness of the neocons is that, politically speaking, they are parasites. |
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So they make up excuses or label themselves as social drinkers and blame their weakness on the occasion. |
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To allege unwariness or bewilderment in order to explain an act of love is hypocrisy, weakness and stupidity. |
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An avalanche forecaster ferrets out a dangerous weakness in the snowpack with the shovel shear test. |
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Currency weakness pushed up inflation, an untimely event as it reinforced price pressures that had resulted from soaring oil prices. |
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The principal weakness is that there is no necessary consequence for the validity of a law which is successfully impugned. |
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Very soon after he was appointed his weakness and unsuitableness for the place of Collector became evident. |
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An umbilical hernia occurs when part of the intestine protrudes through a weakness in the abdominal wall at the navel. |
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Brazil's efforts are undermined by the extreme weakness of the other Latin American bourgeoisies. |
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Louise suffers from osteoporosis and myasthenia, a muscle weakness which means she needs to sleep for about four hours after every riding lesson. |
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After several days in the hospital the rash began to fade, but the low-grade fever, myalgia, arthralgia, and muscle weakness persisted. |
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The only obvious weakness of these essays is that some of the conclusions rest on fairly slender numbers of cases or anecdotes. |
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This tasty anti-globalization bonbon may have a slightly hollow centre, however, and the weakness stems, ironically, from a lack of information. |
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He is capable of taking over this game, and if he does, Illinois' primary weakness will be its undoing. |
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Less frequently, weakness or paralysis of a limb or limbs, or unconsciousness, may occur. |
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Muscular dystrophy is characterized by progressive weakness and degeneration of the skeletal muscles. |
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He sees the weakness of the administration as being in its blatancy, yet this is testimony only to its strength. |
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They might get signs of sickness like headache, dizziness, faintness, weakness or a choking feeling. |
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Whether in sickness or in health, weakness or strength, every one is of infinite value before God and must be treated as such. |
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She took advantage of his momentary weakness to drive her elbows into his stomach. |
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Under their influence, he consents to the emasculation of his revolutionary poems before publication, a weakness he bitterly regrets. |
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The weakness is usually worse in the muscles of the hips, thighs, neck, shoulders and upper arms. |
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Meanwhile, I reflected on the triviality of human affairs and the weakness of the individuals who hold the fate of the world in their hands. |
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Bevan was said to have a weakness against the short ball and was restricted to playing limited overs cricket. |
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You could discover a weakness in your shooting, such as favoring right over left English, or using too much side spin, which can cause miscues. |
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I believe it will not be necessary to employ many words in shewing the weakness of this argument, after what I have said of the foregoing. |
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But, God was stronger than their weakness and continued to bring the straying sheep back to the Lord Jesus Christ. |
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However, with the shares currently trading just off an all-time high, we would look for price weakness to build a position. |
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The weakness of the mother in comparison to her son allows the male to tower over the female. |
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Liverpool's weakness was most stark just before half-time when the Belarusians created four chances inside two chaotic minutes. |
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They believed that Allied weakness in south east Asia and American isolationist sentiment would mean another short war. |
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Those who could not keep up with the march because of physical weakness and those were tried to escape were beaten, shot or bayoneted. |
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But the weakness in the U.S. manufacturing sector does not reflect a simple secular trend. |
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I have a particularly uncontrollable weakness for marzipan which made these desserts my favourite. |
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This manifests symptomatically with episodes of severe muscular weakness or paralysis, tetany and postural hypotension. |
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Maidenly honour is tricked into a fatal moment of weakness which the ballad-monger, as though with a sly wink, seems actually to condone. |
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I'm ashamed to say it now, but in a moment of weakness I scoffed them as the plate swept past me on the way to your table. |
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The wrought glass had been shaped to exact specifications, the strength of its form compensating for the weakness of its tensility. |
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One of the central tenets of this ideology is the inherent inferiority and weakness of women. |
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Since the accident at 12, my life had dissolved into pain, illness, weakness and exhaustion. |
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The schismatic and regionalised development of the resistance has been its greatest weakness to date. |
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If this function is abnormal, infertility, infantile underdevelopment, maldevelopment, weakness of bone development, etc. will manifest. |
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The field is accessible, the weakness of our currency makes it extremely affordable, the people are teachable, are you available? |
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He has a weakness and that would be his heart, or in other words, the ones he cares about and loves. |
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I had convinced myself I could have saved her and only my own weakness had prevented it. |
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Pundits lost no time in savaging the weakness of the script, the poverty of the acting and shambolic directing. |
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Endotoxemia and sepsis also induce mitochondrial dysfunction, sarcolemmal injury, and weakness and fatigability of the diaphragm. |
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Aggravated by weakness of a populist Taoiseach, he is in a very tight and unpleasant corner. |
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The waist is the house of the kidneys, deficiency causes soreness and weakness of the lumbar region. |
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It usually presents with pain and muscle weakness with atrophy in the shoulder girdle. |
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A 39-year-old man presented with general weakness and asthenia, which he had been experiencing for three months. |
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Once muscle weakness has been differentiated from asthenia and fatigue, the physician should ask the patient about disease onset and progression. |
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This is a weakness in the club structure and is something we are investing heavily in to promote tennis, rugby football and athletics. |
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Some consider their weakness to lie in their artificiality, a deliberate turning away from reality. |
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This phraseology is grandiose, rotund and sonorous, but signifies a fatal weakness in Walcott's approach to both Brand and Philip. |
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Some individuals also may have weakness in one arm or leg if tumors grow in nerves in the armpit or groin. |
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It usually presents as weakness of one part of the body, often an arm or a leg, and the weakness gradually gets worse. |
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I'm afraid Arthur has revealed his weakness for arcana and subterfuge with this one. |
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Patients experience overwhelming apprehensiveness and anxiety, fear of death, and coldness, followed by body weakness and dizziness. |
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In a sense, the rise of alternative movements is a response to the current weakness of the working class. |
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The weakness in the stock was blamed on investor uneasiness about a looming leveraged buyout by a management-led group, the column said. |
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While this trait is generally regarded as a weakness among us common folk, politicians can leverage it to their advantage. |
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The migraine had lethally combined with a weakness in the arteries supplying blood to her brain. |
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A dietary deficiency has been linked to abnormal capillary leakiness, pain and weakness in the extremities, and nocturnal leg cramps. |
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She tried to resist and struggle, but the weakness of the fever prevented her from even being able to free an arm from the blanket. |
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An aneurysm is a swelling in part of an artery caused by damage to, or weakness of, a blood vessel wall. |
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High-intensity resistance exercise training counteracts muscle weakness and physical frailty in very elderly people. |
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Respiratory muscle weakness is the usual cause of death in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. |
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In fact she has been accused of having a weakness for porkies, of which more later. |
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The popular opinion was that if Stein had a weakness it was in making substitutions. |
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Lee recognized the inherent weakness of this system and began to reorganize the artillery arm. |
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The great weakness of the American workers movement historically has been its inability to establish an independent political party. |
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If we have a weakness as a side, it's sheer bulk and power, but then that has always been the case. |
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But his weakness as a human being will always prevent him from rising to the pinnacle of greatness. |
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The recent weakness of the yen against the dollar to 110 might provide a further indication that unsterilised intervention is indeed occurring. |
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Follow-up examination at 1 week after injury revealed gross weakness in external rotation and abduction. |
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While Alice's suicide may be seen as an act of emotional weakness or an act of familial abnegation, it is not. |
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Patients with severe leg weakness may need sticks, crutches, or a walking frame. |
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Branding is a sign, not of the dynamic accumulation of capital, but of weakness and irresolute leadership. |
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Dizziness, tiredness, and weakness are the main possible side effects of the alpha blockers. |
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Bilateral thigh pain or weakness with atrophy of the iliopsoas, quadriceps, and adductor muscles also may be present. |
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People with heartburn have either chronic weakness of that muscle or inappropriate relaxation of the muscle. |
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They are addressing a real concern, however clumsily, and are aware of what may be an irremediable weakness in electronic security. |
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As the disorder progresses, a person with Huntington's develops involuntary jerky movements, muscle weakness and clumsiness. |
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The pitch is further queered by the weakness of the US dollar, which makes Ireland a far more expensive travel destination for Americans. |
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Eight weeks after starting she developed nausea and weakness quickly followed by yellow jaundice and evidence of liver involvement. |
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You can either deal with the weakness and make it stronger, or deny the weakness exists, and let it be your Achilles' heel. |
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They reached a good ways down the tunnel when Caleb felt his weakness starting to finally take over. |
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In the case of the anti-deficit campaign, flaccid fiscal management was a weakness to be strenuously avoided. |
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These conditions continue to be seen as a sign of weakness rather than illness. |
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A prolonged admission is likely to result in profound weakness and physical disability. |
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This is the same bacterial nerve toxin that causes botulism, an illness which causes muscle weakness or paralysis. |
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Critics will no doubt mock the idea, asserting perhaps that it is a sign of weakness or even desperation. |
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It has been run by two-party or three-party coalitions, with all the instability and weakness that brings. |
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The country's economic weakness resulted in a weakening of its military capability. |
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The result is muscle weakness that is especially pronounced in the face, arms, and legs. |
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This resulted in several long-range attacks which spotted defensive weakness and exploited it. |
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That is to say it did not stem from any inherent infirmity or weakness or deficiency. |
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His other key weakness is his inability to detach himself from his players and put them under pressure. |
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French fries are a weakness of mine and I have a hard time saying no to any offering of crisp, golden potato sticks. |
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The slight chills are caused by weakness of the yang which follows injury to the yin. |
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The playboy lifestyle is not his only weakness according to those who have worked with him. |
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A similar weakness is inherent in psychologies based on adjustment or adaptation. |
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At any age, errors in diet will be all the more likely to tell upon the liver if there be any constitutional weakness in the functional power of the organ. |
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Hecate's words faltered and she trembled with weakness and exhaustion. |
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She became extremely unpopular and was widely blamed for the King's growing weakness as he aged. |
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That weakness has made him more reliant on the former Delaware senator who commuted home by Amtrak. |
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He had a weakness for fine clothes and good-looking women, and he certainly was no pacifist. |
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More troubling is a weakness for the company of the super-rich and a reputation for boorishness. |
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Jordan, unfortunately, compounds this weakness with an abrupt style. |
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Both bedding planes and joints are planes of weakness exploited by quarriers, and control the maximum block size that can be obtained from a stratum. |
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I confess a particular weakness for his chocolate biscuits and pork pate with onion marmalade. |
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Rudeness and a lack of civility are traits that go hand in hand with weakness of all sorts, especially weak-mindedness, and we should do our utmost to avoid such behavior. |
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Scaphoid fractures are rare children and the elderly because of the relative weakness of the distal radius compared with the scaphoid in these age groups. |
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For nearly four years of my life you managed to be there tormenting me picking up on any weakness or difference and twisting the knife till it really did hurt. |
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Superman is the all-powerful being whose only weakness is kryptonite. |
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The weakness of any case becomes clear when the logic used to make the arguments is strained, selective and irrelevant. |
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James exploited both the weakness of his own ecclesiastical hierarchy and the papacy's fear that he might follow his uncle Henry VIII in repudiating Rome altogether. |
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This, combined with nutrients being leached out of the soils by high rainfall, may cause weakness in some plants and nutrient deficiency, particularly in sandy soils. |
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Although he was far from pro-French, the weakness of the French monarchy during most of his lifetime made him willing to accept an Anglo-French alliance. |
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But diplomatic ambiguity that translates into equivocation and weakness is not helpful at all. |
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Though when weakness does find its way into the extremities it is usually worse in the legs than the arms. |
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These limitations are the main weakness of our systematic review. |
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Upon the whole, then, the great argument for literary endowments is founded on the want, or the weakness of the natural appetency for literature in our species. |
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Two percent of patients with myasthenia gravis or Lou Gehrig's disease can arrive at clinic with neck weakness but the other problems of these diseases soon begin. |
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Surely it would be no weakness for a thoughtful man who should resort, for the renovation of a wasted frame, to one of those salubrious mineral fountains. |
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As is so often the case in religious history, it is the heretic who shows the weakness of the believer. |
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Washington is riveting as a woman with smarts, guts, and a weakness for her former boss, the leader of the free world. |
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Its indications include pain in the lower back and hip region, muscular atrophy, sciatica, pain, weakness and muscular atrophy of the lower extremities, and hemiplegia. |
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Perhaps the best-known nerve is the sciatic nerve, which when inflamed or under pressure causes pain, tenderness, and weakness in the back of the leg. |
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The strength of Chester's connections with Liverpool and with Wales and the Marches contrasts with the relative weakness of those to the east and south-east. |
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A deeply-held belief in moral integrity does not inoculate one from mistakes, weakness and failure. |
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Bone spavins, bogs, thoroughpins, and weakness are common to sickle hocks. |
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Its greatest weakness is its meager budget and limited scope. |
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The weakness in Romney is his superficiality, and the problem in our politics is... well, its superficiality. |
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Factors contributing to diverticular formation include a pressure gradient between the lumen and serosa and areas of relative weakness in the bowel wall. |
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In a somewhat obvious analysis, the Federal Reserve's Beige Book report for October through mid-November has reported continued weakness in Southeast housing markets. |
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His moderate policies, his personal charm, and his touch at expressing popular opinion were all heightened by the weakness of the leadership of his Conservative rivals. |
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Paul Krugman of The New York Times is convinced that the president's weakness and vacillation are to blame. |
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Respiratory muscle weakness may result from involvement of the descending respiratory pathways, lower respiratory motor neurons, and anterior roots. |
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Premiere week also showed the weakness of situation comedy as a genre. |
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At the admittance of weakness and limitation, Rachel experienced an extreme slip of bodily control and actually stomped her foot before glaring off in the distance. |
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Generally speaking, the weakness of December 2004 is a continuation of an overall cinematic malaise that has infected multiplexes and art-houses this year. |
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It is a clever strategy, which has the double benefit of emphasising the Chancellor's political muscle while displaying the weakness of his rival. |
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But there was more to this obsequiousness than the weakness of one officer. |
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My other big money weakness is eating out in restaurants with my mates. |
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I couldn't show any sign of weakness or they'd eat me alive. |
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The patient presents at birth or during the first year of life with generalized weakness and characteristic myopathic facies with several physical deformities. |
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Death and the awful abode of lost souls, whither my weakness long ago had sent him, had changed him for every other eye but mine. |
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And, since natural languages like English are semantically closed, Tarski's theory also has the weakness of applying only to artificial languages. |
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Notice the associated lack of emotion, the dorky untrendy appearance and behaviour, physical weakness and obsessiveness that goes with these characters. |
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Most investors, once invested in an uptrend, will stay there looking for any weakness in the ride up, which is the indicator needed to jump off and take the profit. |
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There is progressive loss of oral manipulation of food, associated with increasing weakness and atrophy of the tongue, masseter muscles and soft palate. |
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Faint moonlight was streaming in from the broken windows, and from the weakness of the light outside, it was probably only a few hours before the break of day. |
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Generally, the treatments for sphincteric weakness include pelvic floor exercises, injections of a bulking agent, or an artificial urinary sphincter. |
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The work takes us from Hollywood hyperbole and reality TV to video-game warfare and the macho military leader's weakness for glamorous gold bustiers and high heels. |
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The prime minister had destroyed the industrial base with fanatical cruelty, with an impunity largely supplied by the obsequiousness and weakness of the opposition. |
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The only problem is that the present weakness of civic society largely arises from the very measures those old-time socialists enacted with such determination. |
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An injury or repetitive wrist movement usually causes carpal tunnel syndrome, characterized by weakness and pain in the hand and wrist due to pressure on the median nerve. |
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The film's weakness lies in its storyline, which is knotted with subplots. |
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The most typical manifestations include sudden weakness of the face, arm, or leg, and altered sensation or numbness, on the side of the body opposite the stroke. |
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Try to find a way to turn her stubbornness from a weakness to a strength. |
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For it would seem that the wily old fox has finally outfoxed himself by falling prey to an inherent weakness that involves opening his mouth precipitately. |
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Because I knew this was a weakness of mine, I overcompensated by buying more science kits and books than one family could use in a couple of lifetimes. |
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And no, my weakness was not in easily succumbing to her girlish charms. |
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His weakness is that he sometimes overreacts to public criticism. |
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The weakness of many of these fads is that they have the superficial appearance that something profound is happening, yet the substance is not there. |
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Add to that high rates of illiteracy, the hypocrisy of the governmental media, the weakness of civil society and state suppression of the opposition parties. |
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We believe the shoulder pain may be occurring because of superior displacement of the humeral head due to weakness of the external rotator muscles. |
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When one is weak and the other strong, when one is coercible by virtue of this weakness and the other holds all the cards, competition inevitably becomes exploitation. |
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Some have seen this as a weakness on my part, but I have opted time and time again not to personalise but to deal with the issue and only the issue at hand. |
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It is enough to induce shuddering, cold sweats in an England defence that was their weakness even before first-choice full-back Gary Neville was ruled out through injury. |
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Signs of an overdose could be dizziness, upset stomach, bad headaches, vomiting, cold sweats, drooling, confusion, blurred vision, hearing problems, weakness or fainting. |
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The Government was frightened that once there was decent scrutiny of the legislation, the weakness and ineptness of it would be plain for all to see. |
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It's a quality many journalists would resist, but it is a moral position as valid as any other, and is only a weakness when applied to the evil and corrupt. |
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At least two Eocene feldspar porphyry dykes or sills intrude Tsa da Glisza, and appear to have followed the same planes of weakness as the aplite dykes. |
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Its weakness relative to extended technicolor is essential to understanding the lightness of H compared to the low-lying spin-one technihadrons. |
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Bearishness continues to shadow the yen due to continued weakness in the Japanese economy, dealers in New York said. |
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The Company is providing an update today to reflect significant comparable sales weakness at Jos. |
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Hollywood, in particular, has always had a weakness for helping its own. |
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The closure of the facility is necessitated by the continued weakness in dimension lumber prices. |
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One year later, he presented with hypesthesia and muscle weakness of his lower limb associated with kyphotic deformity and sphincter symptoms. |
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Dysarthria, truncal ataxia, and lower extremity weakness developed, with subsequent loss of his ability to ambulate. |
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In Persuasion, Anne Elliot's persuadability arises not from weakness of mind but from affection and respect for Lady Russell. |
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A hernia is caused by a weakness in the abdominal wall at a point called the inguinal canal. |
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Blockchain analysis, as a relatively new market sector within Bitcoin, demonstrates the weakness of pseudonymity. |
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Staggering sections minimizes hot spot effects, thus eliminating weakness and reducing distortion. |
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A ZD is a herniation of the pharyngeal mucosa through an area of natural weakness between the fibers of the inferior constrictor muscles. |
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A hiatus hernia occurs when part of the stomach bulges up into the chest cavity through a weakness in the diaphragm. |
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Looking at the composition of retail sales shows that durable goods purchases account for much of the weakness in consumer demand. |
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Foot drop is the dropping of the forefoot due to weakness and it is characterized by the inability to dorsiflex the ankle. |
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Its action is emboldened by the weakness of its neighbours, the unhindered backing of its friends, and the gutlessness of its critics. |
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It sounds paradoxical, but I am inclined to think that the weakness and insanity of the curate warned me, braced me, and kept me a sane man. |
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Stylistically they cover an increasingly broad area, but a weakness for the twee lets them down. |
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The buoyant melt rises as magma at a linear weakness in the oceanic crust, and emerges as lava, creating new crust upon cooling. |
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Another explanation is that the Vikings exploited a moment of weakness in the surrounding regions. |
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It tried to keep a fixed exchange rate, and attempted to deal with inflation and sterling weakness by credit and exchange controls. |
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Links between Northern cities remain poor, which is a major weakness of the Northern economy. |
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Thenar muscle atrophy may be present along with weakness of thumb abduction. |
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David's weakness in Orkney was that the Norwegian kings were not prepared to stand back and let him reduce their power. |
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Some of this uplift was along old lines of weakness left from the Caledonian and Variscan Orogenies long before. |
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The weakness of Asquith as a planner and organiser was increasingly apparent to senior officials. |
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The civil wars gained impetus with the sudden death of Henry II in 1559, which began a prolonged period of weakness for the French crown. |
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Whether or not thin deck armour was a potential weakness of British ships, the battle provided no evidence that it was the case. |
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From Edward's reign onwards, the authority of the English Parliament would depend on the strength or weakness of the incumbent monarch. |
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He considers it a weakness to try to find the shape and form of God, or to suppose that such a being would care about human affairs. |
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In 796 Offa died, and in this moment of Mercian weakness a Kentish rebellion under Eadbert Praen temporarily succeeded. |
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The strength or weakness of the teams' taskwork skills impacts how their application and development skills can influence their performance. |
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Constantine progressed slowly along the Via Flaminia, allowing the weakness of Maxentius to draw his regime further into turmoil. |
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In most cases, one country attempted to take advantage of weakness or instability in the other. |
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Another useful test to differentiate organic from non-organic weakness is the sternocleidomastoid muscle group test. |
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The femicentric nature of the family in South Africa, hinging as it does on women, reflects both the strength and weakness of the institution. |
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This weakness became even more evident when the Lombards had to face the increasing power of the Franks. |
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The weakness of the asthenosphere allows the tectonic plates to move easily towards a subduction zone. |
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The cast of mind which prompted the plan was permanent, and in it are to be found both the strength and the weakness of Petty's character. |
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Otherwise, Brownism will only ever be synonymous with weakness and failure. |
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Finally weakness in the perineal body or perineocele is determined by palpating the thickness and integrity of the perineal body on rectal exam. |
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During this time Howe's army, comfortable in Philadelphia, made no effort to exploit the weakness of the American army. |
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Her symptoms were later diagnosed as postviral myositis, a muscular inflammation that can cause weakness and pain. |
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The war became a personal issue for the king, fueled by his growing belief that British leniency would be taken as weakness by the Americans. |
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