By 1986, The New York Times went so far as to argue that the 1980's was "The Lite Decadede," meaning a time of diminishing substance: relationships, entertainment, politics, work, health -- there was an unbearable liteness in all of it.
The available evidence suggests that MDFT may do both: influencing substance use (and other problem behaviour) through a direct effect on this behaviour, and diminishing substance use (problems) indirectly, by affecting moderator variables such as externalising symptoms.
So with or without the presence of a sobriety diminishing substances, a serious post-work hang will likely turn into a bitch session by the end of the night Just let it happen.
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But Ms. Carter's thin, tense voice, which has noticeably diminished in substance since her last engagement in 2008, only made you long to hear the warmer sounds of Linda Ronstadt and Karen Carpenter, who recorded the song way back when.
By contrast, Friedrich St. Florian's design for the National World War II Memorial diminishes the substance of its architectural context.
Immediate answers, without subsequent consideration, could be interpreted in ways that would diminish their substance.
Finally, they found that organic substance diminished completely during 15 min ozonation when extracted with chloroform methanol and 5 min when extracted with benzene.
Even the name, Lite, is a contemporary addition to the language, suggesting not only that something has fewer calories but that it may also be, as Webster's has it, "diminished or lacking in substance or seriousness".
A third aspect of emanation is equally important: Neither the emanator (God) nor the emanatee (created substance) is diminished causally.
