It is a seemingly benign work plundered by the West, now being shown to the West, triumphantly enlarged and reconstituted.
I can't have much longer", the new book is, in every sense, a more benign work, focusing on domestic and romantic life with Rupert, and restricting a seven-hour operation for a stomach aneurysm in 2008 to a single entry.
Becoming a sex worker is now seen, by an ever-increasing number of people, as a viable, non-judgment-inducing career choice, as benign as working in an office or at any other "straight" job.
This is despite the fact that such symptoms are the major cause of medical visits and healthcare costs, and are strongly related to disability. 3 4 While the vast majority of symptoms are transient and benign, doctors working in primary care frequently deal with a large number of patients who present with bodily symptoms but no medical diagnosis.
In the earlier film Mr. Willis had Jimmy's benign chilliness worked out so thoroughly that Mr. Perry's unnerved shimmying seemed a natural response.
This cascading increase in consumption can have what some of us might consider to be benign effects — everyone working harder and more women entering the work force.
(Dargis) 'NANNY McPHEE' (PG, 99 minutes) In the endearing but somewhat scatterbrained British film "Nanny McPhee," Emma Thompson creates an indelible character reminiscent of the pre-Disney Mary Poppins working benign magic to shape up an unruly brood of children.
It is an appeal by Nike of a California Supreme Court decision last year subjecting the company to a trial on a San Francisco man's complaint that its benign descriptions of working conditions in its Asian factories were misleading enough to violate California's law against false advertising and unfair trade practices.
The vitality of recent Scottish fiction has had a benign influence on Robertson's work.
In this work, an environmentally benign process for the production of biodiesel from VOs using heterogeneous catalyst was developed.
