It was impossible to perform the experiment on people actually suffering from hysterical paralysis, since they would not be able to pretend they were malingering.
This image is of a nation largely united in relief at the Brothers' abrupt exit, proud of its army and police, and scornful of the malingering few, including foreign journalists, who question the wisdom of Egypt's chosen path.The presidential elections set to unfold on May 26th and 27th look sure to consecrate this image.
If independent doctors deem him to be malingering, he should be dragged to court.
Doctors have struggled to distinguish the ailing from the malingering.
Many Muslim conservatives remain convinced that the Copts are cats' paws for malingering foreign powers who seek to foment chaos.
Some tackle contemporary issues by way of allegory, featuring wicked sultans and malingering imperialists.
"It is the poor who need efficient state schools and hospitals".It will take more than a clampdown on malingering to achieve that.
Suspicions of continued malingering aside, Syrian influence has been vastly reduced.
Many patients diagnosed with mild traumatic brain injury develop behavioral problems and symptoms that prevent them from returning fully to their preinjury lifestyles or work, and in about 30 percent of cases, they are accused of malingering (feigning illness), although that condition is not easy to verify.
Hal further proves his valour in battle, where he chides Falstaff for malingering and drunkenness and then kills Hotspur in personal combat during the Battle of Shrewsbury.
In them the column was as much a means for command and control as it was for concentration of fighting force, for as long as a fleet maintained station in line ahead, each ship separated by a scant 200 or 300 yards, cohesion was assured, maneuvers were coordinated, and any malingering by reluctant captains was obvious.
