Correction: June 7 , 2002 Friday An article yesterday about a closed-door deposition by Cardinal Bernard F. Law of Boston in a lawsuit over allegations of sexual abuse by a priest misattributed a description of what the cardinal said.
I'd wake up drenched in sweat, thinking I was back there.' Back then, the most vivid description of their conditions came from Cardinal O'Fiaich, the then-Roman Catholic Primate of All Ireland, who visited the prison in 1978.
Among the speech formats, as shown in Fig. 4, short sentences were preferred by most followed by single words and finally, clock directions (the participants cited novelty and more precise description of directions than only the cardinal ones as reasons for choosing this format).
Bertone glides over the difference between Cardinal Ratzinger's description of homosexuality as an "intrinsic moral evil" and Francis's "Who am I to judge?" Even so, Bertone's softening on the issue is evidence that Francis has changed the debate within the Church.
Phylogenetically associated cellular morphology is cardinal in the description of mycoplasmas.
Overall, only 4 (18%) out of 18 patients reviewed here reported a history of arthralgia, despite its description as a cardinal symptom of classic Whipple's disease (73%) [ 1].
The composition matches the description of the 1725 exhibition catalogue at the Salon du Louvre and is of cardinal importance, not just within the oeuvre of Oudry, but within the entire history of French 18th-century painting.
In addition, this very low usage of cardinal terms seemed to be replaced by using more landmark descriptions.
Description of the most essential feature progression of the cardinal features of the disease is entirely dependent on the history.
Beyond the role that cardinals assume in selecting popes, there are few discernible differences in the job descriptions of archbishops and cardinals.
