Ruth Graham on the lasting effects of the first English-language pornographic novel.
The beguiling effects of the first part of this book are betrayed by its finale.
The suffocating pain caused by the second and third drugs would be agonizing without the sedative effects of the first.
And when they add a second such drug, it is often to counteract side effects of the first medication.
The full deductibility of interest was eventually permitted in 1918 as part of a package to help companies struggling with the effects of the first world war.
It supplies an almost primal delight, the kind that earlier generations found in CinemaScope epics or in the predigital effects of the first "Star Wars" movies.
No sooner has he finished partnering her through the many spectacular effects of the first than he has to shift gears to produce full-throttle virtuosity himself.
Already suffering from the anti-German effects of the first world war, the brewery business was destroyed by prohibition, and Vonnegut's father was unemployed through most of the 1930s after the building industry slumped with the depression.
Because I have H.I.V., I swallow around 800 pills of prescription drugs a month and around 400 extra pills -- vitamins, antidiarrheic, antinausea pills and the like -- to contain the side effects of the first 800.
Following that astonishing success, Penguin Classics is now bringing out Iron Gustav: A Berlin Family Chronicle, Fallada's powerful portrayal of the devastating effects of the first world war on a family and a country, written in 1938.
The researchers call the memory unit a "gain cell" because the second transistor amplifies the effects of the first, producing an electrical signal that is strong enough for the chip's sensing circuitry to detect as a 0 or a 1.
