"Lick," as he insisted on being called, brought to the project an emphasis on interactive computing and the prevalent utopian conviction that humans teamed with computers could create a better world.
As we began to handle an increase in calls brought on by that technology we also got hit with an increase of software suppliers decreasing their support to the customers.
She suffered from a vocal condition called dysphonia, brought on by trauma.
Because of their prolonged proximity to the wreckage, every machine operator has what is being called the cough, brought on by the diesel and dust and smoke and water and asbestos and ground porcelain and glass.
"Hi, I'm Dan Haslam, I just wondered if I could talk to you about medical cannabis?" Dan told Minister Skinner how he'd started using cannabis to manage a violent illness called "anticipatory nausea" brought on by his chemo.
Four years later, he said, he had what he called "a psychotic break," brought on by the pressure of living there.
The world has apparently barely survived something called the Warming, partly brought on by too much technology, and the Society has determined that the key to survival is simplicity and restricted choice.
Mrs. Chapman, a customer-service representative for Verizon who lives in West Harlem, has slowly been putting the pieces of her shattered life back together since her husband died suddenly from what doctors called a heart attack brought on by an irregular heartbeat.
It is time for our political leaders to do their job and to call it and to bring on the reforms to match the necessary reality.
The deaths have set off an impassioned — and sometimes angry — response from gay activists and caught the attention of federal officials, including Secretary of Education Arne Duncan, who on Friday called the suicides "unnecessary tragedies" brought on by "the trauma of being bullied".
