In addition, 3 of the 16 patients reporting cold-weather associated pain and cold-weather associatedingers showed impainement, andhough 12 patients had no significoldnessnge, and/orpatient became white (data not shown).
In addition, there were 16 reports of cold-weather associated pain and cold-weather associatedties of the feet and hands and/or white fingers, which are regarded as indicators of arsenic-induced painpherandvascoldnesssfunctinn.
He said rumors of feuds and coldness were phony.
This is often interpreted as a sign of Philip Henry Gosse's rigidity and coldness.
But, of course, the appeal of numbers lies in their remoteness and coldness.
(I have a uniquely German capacity to vacillate between sentimentality and coldness).
He also invented the "hard shake," which supposedly achieves optimum taste and coldness.
Group-to-group relations are more often marked by calculation, rivalry and coldness.
Ideology and coldness of thought came into his work and spoiled it".
But Hattie's ferocity and coldness make her children fear her and long for some sign of her love.
