As a result of her speaking engagements all over New York state, Roosevelt never faded entirely from the political scene, despite what seemed to be a career-ending affliction.
Such uninsured cars are even more susceptible to ending up back on the road with no indication of their soggy history — they are often rebuilt, reinspected and retitled, without their true affliction ever being reported.
Or a ruse so that we don't have to spend large chunks of our tax paying for treatments for heart disease and all the other medical afflictions you end up with if you spend your entire day eating industrial vats of mashed potato?
Essentially, it's a what-goes-around-comes-around-in-casualty philosophy, the central tenet of which is that if you mock someone else 's affliction, you will end up a sufferer yourself.
He'd posted on his website that he was sick, but when he'd said "chronic fatigue syndrome," I thought that meant normal or mundane tasks overly exhausted him and that was the end of his affliction.
But this affliction starts a couple of months earlier and ends with the monsoon.
Yet Lester had to memorize that five-word affliction because it struck him suddenly and inexplicably late last August and prematurely ended his terrific rookie season.
I have noticed that many of my colleagues end up self-publishing their books, which often include descriptions of how yoga helped them personally overcome (insert addiction, affliction, disease, or tragedy here).
Brown is also, his book reveals, prone to a strange affliction of tics, rituals and other patterns of obsessive behaviour, which began in childhood with a compulsion to knock his knees together, and didn't end there.
Hazel is obsessed with a novel called An Imperial Affliction with a bafflingly abrupt ending, all about a girl dying of cancer, written by a reclusive author called Peter van Houten.
Of the days of affliction, there shall be no end.
