And right now, the disease is having a moment in the sun thanks to its major role in HBO's "The Night Of," a crime drama mini-series that features a character who is heavily defined by having eczema.
Back in early 2008, David Bonior and I put together a "Labor Manifesto", which later became the foundation for Barack Obama's "I Believe in Unions" speech in Youngstown, Ohio, a speech which thereafter heavily defined the 'worker-part' of his campaign through to the general election.
Crowning the deceptively complex look were ribbons tied in roughly bleached blonde hair and strong make-up: bushy eyebrows, heavily defined eyes, a Marilyn-style beauty mark and a bold lip shade.
For the first time since 1985, more than a quarter of all Army members surveyed said they regularly drink heavily, defined as having five or more drinks at one sitting.
"The history of the last century is heavily defined by its prominent figures," Shimoni explained in an earlier email to HuffPost, "the main leaders who shaped the course of history.
"The history of the last century is heavily defined by its prominent figures," Shimoni explained in an email to HuffPost, "the main leaders who shaped the course of history.
The pro-democracy movement has been heavily defined by that divide.
It was always debatable whether it was sensible for New Labour to have so heavily defined itself by income tax rates.
"We are excited to work with Mark and the Facebook team to deliver the very best virtual reality platform in the world," said Brendan Iribe, co-founder and CEO of Oculus VR. "We believe virtual reality will be heavily defined by social experiences that connect people in magical, new ways.
The institutional design in terms of the breakdown and motivation structure at the public hospital level is heavily defined by state laws and regulations, because the states are responsible for hospital care.
