Abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) is a major public health burden that continues to increase as the population ages.
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If Jacob becomes a burden, that's not a burden Remi should be alone for.
12 Therefore, AF has become an economic burden that will continue to increase over the coming decades.
In more interpersonal contexts, the benefits of relational repair include the avoidance of further harms to one's interests, including the psychological burden of resentment, or the goods that continued interaction bring, such as material profit through ongoing trade or business.
And it has underscored the human misery caused by the burden of bad debt that continues to vex the Japanese financial system.
This month, Moody's Investors Service warned that "the city's guarantee of the incinerator debt results in a continuing burden that will stress the city's finances for the foreseeable future, negatively affect its creditworthiness and jeopardize its future access to the public credit markets".
Desire, after all, is a form of hunger, and as such incompatible with the notions of abstemiousness and passivity that continue to burden the female mind.
All change generates a certain discomfort and when it is a question of changing paradigms, and carrying out these changes with insufficient funding and with personnel who are not yet prepared for reform, this leads to new ways that are "incomplete, full of imperfections and challenges, because new things that continue to be burdened with the old ones need to be reinvented yet again".
This in no way justifies the behavior of the PA, but it puts the burden where it belongs -- on the occupation that continues to maintain its demeaning control with no end in sight.
