Those with known allergies to fish or shellfish must take particular care to avoid all sources and would be wise to carry a loaded syringe of Adrenalin like an EpiPen at all times to counter life-threatening reactions to inadvertent exposure.
The relief of shadow on her strong features gives her feminine beauty a masculine counter-life.
The correspondence seems to be a counter-life richer than any lived one: how could it be made to accommodate the stubborn impediments of actual life?
Almost universally we now seem content to lead a proxy life, a counter-life, of vicarious, illusory relationships, of secondhand pleasures, of atomisation without individuation.
Not incidentally, it was in a story collection — his fifth, "Bech: A Book" (1970) — that Mr. Updike created in the character Henry Bech a counter-self living a counter-life.
Not incidentally, it was in a story collection -- his fifth, "Bech: A Book" (1970) -- that Mr. Updike created in the character Henry Bech a counter-self living a counter-life.
Circumstance, however, has rendered him just one more uncertain counter in life's brutal Snakes and Ladders.
This passion for black culture and a "primitivised" existence flourished in the aftermath of the first world war, when artists yearned for a simpler, idyllic lifestyle to counter modern life's mechanistic violence.
Viable cells, identified by a clear cytoplasm, were counted using Countess™ cell counting chamber slides and the Countess™ Automated Cell Counter (Invitrogen™ life technologies, Carlsbad, CA, USA).
Ofcom counters that life will be different in future: fibre enthusiasts will enjoy easy access and lower costs and be allowed to make decent returns.
