Women who survive this ordeal can develop a hole in the bladder called a fistula.
By 30 June this year it had developed a hole in its income of $1.4m on expected dues of $3.9m.
Philosophers have their proprietary version of the axe problem: "Locke's socks" developed a hole, which he had darned, and then darned again.
If the user scrubs hard into the face with a rotary movement, the soft fine hairs of the brush will break off, and the brush will develop a hole in the middle.
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger said that despite the state's budget problems — its newly adopted budget is already developing a hole of at least $3 billion, and the state is seeking to borrow $7 billion in cash — no expense would be spared to extinguish the fires.
Now after weeks of rain, that dusty field is swelling with water and nearly 200,000 people had to evacuate the area when the state's second-largest reservoir developed a hole in its auxiliary spillway and threatened to catastrophically flood nearby towns.
About one in 4,000 unborn babies will develop a hole in their diaphragm, the thin sheet of muscle separating the chest from the abdomen, which can allow the stomach, liver or bowels to move up through the gap into the chest cavity, squashing the lungs and, in the worst cases, leaving them too underdeveloped to allow breathing after birth.
Two years ago, at age 37, he developed a hole in the cartilage in his right knee, ending his reign as weekend warrior.
On the Bristol side, their 'go-it-alone' strategy may be developing a hole, increasing the urgency of incorporating daclatasvir into an all-oral combination with a potent resistance-fighting nuke such as GS7977.
