"It was political music and had a positive message, with this talk of the world being in turmoil, sufferance, revolution and fighting for justice.
Women were effectively "on sufferance" in Oxbridge, particularly in older sciences such as physics and chemistry, in which they were a small minority.
Moreover, the presence of premorbid conditions of mental sufferance in child or in his/ her mother showed the strongest and widest predictive value, raising this risk up to five sevenen times.
His rap sheet, Jerry notes, is that "I'm one to leap up from the mat to aid all manner of strangers and tourists and other wide-eyed foreigners, but when it comes to loved ones and family I can hardly ungear myself from the La-Z-Boy and want only succor and happy sufferance in return".
For much of the 1970's and into the 80's, the bulk of his commercial success behind him, Masekela lived in Africa, relying on the sufferance of dictators in Guinea and Zaire, staying just safe of the South African regime in Botswana.
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Most importantly, this method can represent a way to introduce useful bioindicators into the reactors for early diagnosis of an unbalance or a sufferance situation in the microbiologic community.
They remain part of Georgian territory, in effect, on Moscow's sufferance.
It's now Hannibal Lecter's world, and the rest of us are (at his sufferance) just living in it.
