Is there a way to encourage the investment and innovation we want without enduring all the consequences of a bubble?
Despite enduring the abhorrent consequences of racism and discrimination, Mr. Mandela embraced and implemented the notions of reconciliation and togetherness merely paid lip service by some of his contemporaries.
More worrying is that, although the military junta that killed my father is long gone, Nigeria's civilian government has yet to come to terms with a man and a community whose story stands as enduring testimony to the consequences of reckless and unaccountable oil production.
The series was a huge success in Britain and abroad, and even though Tennant was the bigger name, Colman's portrayal of a woman enduring the harrowing personal consequences of the investigation made the series hers.
Eram Alam will discuss the sociopolitical circumstances that encouraged physician migration to the U.S., the enduring consequences of this migration to communities across the country, and the challenges that immigrant doctors face in the U.S. Eram Alam specializes in the history of medicine, with a particular emphasis on globalization, migration, and health during the twentieth century.
The core of our argument, then, is that the enduring biologic consequences of the individual's developmental ecology are inseparable from how and to what extent he or she will be affected by neurotoxicant exposure.
Given the tension between the concept of transience inherent in the diagnosis of TIA, and our emerging findings about the enduring consequences of TIA, the overarching category of transience was selected for further analysis.
The first, The Care of Foreigners: A History of South Asian Physicians in the United States, 1965-2017, explores the enduring consequences of postcolonial physician migration from South Asia to the United States.
So it is gratifying that the Tehran museum — dedicated last summer but yet to formally open — plans to focus on the enduring human consequences of that grim period.
