In recent years, Streep has attached herself to films that are either directed or written by women, including It's Complicated, The Iron Lady, Ricki and the Flash and the forthcoming drama Suffragette.
She had a medical history of geophagia complicated by iron deficiency anemia, which had been treated 6 months ago.
Murphy, 32, died of pneumonia, complicated by an iron deficiency, anaemia and "multiple drug intoxication".
PD is complicated by exaggerated iron retention in this nucleus, which was a historically early finding [ 4], and has since been repeatedly observed using various quantifiable techniques (Table 1).
The process is irreversible and is complicated by platinum-iron alloy formation.
He/she knows the aprons are made of bull-hide, and the smiths' legs are protected against flying sparks, and has clearly witnessed the complicated iron-working by the master-smith described in lines 17 and 18 – where a change of rhythm and a longer line contribute to our sense of the finer motor skills involved.
To probe the role of phonons, the researchers studied two of the complicated iron-and-arsenic superconductors: samarium iron arsenic oxide seasoned, or "doped," with fluorine and barium iron arsenide similarly doped with potassium.
My impalement story is complicated, involving an ornamental iron fence, a wager, a frantic Canadian expatriate, a Pakistan International Airlines flight crew and a hacksaw.
But their biggest gripe is that, blinded by statistical wizardry, many economists fail to think about the way in which the world really works.To be fair, statistics can be deceptive, especially when explaining human behaviour, which is necessarily complicated, and to which iron laws do not apply.
Mining iron ore is complicated and requires a huge amount of capital.
