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Sexual dysfunction has turned out to be one of Prozac's hidden extras.

So to supplement the rat-a-tat-tat of first-response work, the show's primary producer, Peter Berg, has turned to an old standby: personal dysfunction.

Dysfunction has become the new norm.

"American Beauty," a vinegary comedy about suburbanites whose lives are so askew that they seem to have turned dysfunction into an art form, came away with the most Academy Awards nominations today, but it was a close call.

But artists, ever-able to find beauty in the banal (as well as the irritating and ugly), have turned what we once perceived as dysfunction into art with a capital "A".

Moreover, mitochondrial dysfunction has been linked to an up-regulation of glycolysis, which in turn promotes tumor progression and invasion in all cancers [4], [5], [6].

Thyroid dysfunction has been suggested to perturb liver function, and liver disease, in turn, modulates thyroid hormone metabolism [ 12].

Moreover, maternal thyroid dysfunction has been related to abnormal foetal position such as breech and problematic cephalic position, both in turn related to obstetrical complications [ 39, 40].

The dysfunction has apparently softened.

China's dysfunction has deep roots.

But nowadays, every dysfunction has its own specialist.