He would spend whole nights in dank waiting rooms being refused admittance while, as he suspected and it transpired was often true, his clients were being beaten up and forced to make confessions.
While waiting for admittance to an advanced institution to undergo embolization treatment, the pseudoaneurysm ruptured spontaneously.
However, at 24 months the control group had an increase in frequency of substance use back to the level at admittance while the intervention group seemed to manage to stay away from substance use at a significantly higher degree.
On the flip-side of hope is the admittance that, while your may not win many games, you'll at least be competitive.
The show also created several popular recurring characters and concepts, notably "Stupid Deaths", in which a skeletal, platinum-blond Grim Reaper amuses himself while processing souls for admittance to the afterlife by forcing candidates from throughout history to relate the embarrassing details of their demise.
While the narrator vies for admittance into Harvard's social world, Kalaj rejects any kind of assimilation, refusing even to learn English.
Yet while they too rarely gain admittance to the front row of public debate, there are contemporary black British intellectuals whose work is helping to carry forward Hall's legacy.
While perhaps not intentional, this admittance policy reinforced an ugly undercurrent of thought in military writing – that one shouldn't write about war unless one participated in it as a combatant or otherwise survived its destruction.
41% of them were at their first admittance in hospital, while 34% had had 2 admissions or more, with a median duration of the current hospitalization of 7 days.
While saying that the number of admittance slots granted to football players "sometimes seemed unfair," she was incensed that the administration dropped football in a "secretive" way without getting sufficient student input.
