And now even the Democratic frontrunner has diminished Aids history herself.
Joy and sadness, however, are simply species of desire: "Desire, or Appetite itself insofar as it is increased or diminished, aided or restrained, by external causes" (IIIP57d).
For example, II d3 defines "affect" as "affections of the body by which the body's power of acting is increased or diminished, aided or restrained, and at the same time the idea of these affections" (emphasis added).
But many other cities, facing diminishing aid from state governments, say they cannot afford such programs.
There is already evidence of diminishing aid to poor but stable countries of limited strategic interest to the UK, such as Ghana, Tanzania and Zambia.
The risks are nothing compared to the prolonged nothingness of his life in Jordan, dependent on diminishing aid and staring at a future he describes as "treading water".
This reduction in c-myc/IgH translocations found in AID+/− mice is not accompanied by a shift in the location or nature of translocation breakpoints, which indicates that diminishing AID levels affects only the frequency of targeting, rather than its specificity.
The authors show that, at the concentration used in their experiments, 17-DMAG effectively diminishes AID-dependent CSR and SHM in immunized mice in vivo, while B-cell survival and proliferation remain unaffected.
In a telephone interview, Mr. DiNapoli said local governments were facing a "perfect storm" of financial pressures — including diminished state aid, falling property values and sluggish collections of sales tax.
