Mr. Peterson is — to use one of his favorite terms — something of a national archetype, the default setting of the Canadian male: a dull but stern dad, who, under a facade of apparent normalcy and common sense, conceals a reserve of barely contained hostility toward anyone who might rock the boat.
Worse than any corruption, though, was the apparent normalcy.
However, the most common cause of flap failure is venous thrombus originated from a superficial vein system [17]; moreover, cephalic vein occlusion due to previous intravenous cannulation causes failure of RFFF despite apparent normalcy during flap harvesting [26].
"There is an apparent feeling of normalcy, but there is an underbelly of hate and prejudice and violence which can explode at any time," said the Rev. Cedric Prakash, a Jesuit priest and human rights advocate in Gujarat.
Katz stirs up a passion that 15 kids guard against a contagious normalcy, a normalcy coming from loads of "ordinary" classwork.
Unable to join in, she seeks a lighted spot, an outlet into normalcy.
A related benefit would be a desire for a sense of normalcy in their lives achieved through childbirth.
By the point that a sense of normalcy is re-established, it becomes apparent that the man (played by Mark O'Halloran, the Irish actor-writer best known for Dublin junkie film Adam & Paul) has suffered near-total memory loss, having endured some kind of beating, and gradually responds to attempts to treat him medically.
"A return to normalcy should be evident by next week.
By definition, a crisis requires a period of normalcy by which to define itself.
These safe recreational facilities bring children, if for just a few hours, a sense of normalcy.
