The scene, too, presents contradictions: a man who spends his afternoons drinking to excess rises at 2 30 a.m., 365 days a year, Christmas included, to sweep sidewalks and deliver newspapers.
Shirley Bassey, the 74-year-old Welsh pop singer beloved and berated for her brassy excess, rose to fame on the success of "Goldfinger," the theme song to the 1964 James Bond film of the same name.
Enantiomeric excess rose from 43% for as-received material to 63% for catalyst sintered at 700 K, and declined for higher sintering temperatures.
6 If hypoxia is prolonged, anaerobic metabolism results and base excess rises secondary to the presence of lactic acidosis.
Compared to expected, excess mental health dysfunction increased with attained age; this increase was greatest for reporting 'limitations in social activities due to health', where the excess rose from 4.5%too 12.8% in those aged 16 24 and 45+, respectively.
Results: For lung cancer mortality, excess risk rose nearly linearly, reaching maximum RRs > 40 among long-term heavy smokers.
For lung cancer mortality, excess risks rise nearly linearly throughout the full range of exposure from SHS, air pollution, and active smoking, reaching maximum RRs > 40 for heavy smokers.
They clinched, their excess flesh rising and falling with every breath.
Gilded Age excesses gave rise to a new People's Party, a movement of Southern and Western farmers and miners united in opposition to railroad speculators, and the panic of 1893 accelerated their cause.
And the country is a drain on demand from the rest of the world: its current-account surplus (a measure of its excess saving) rose above 10% of GDP in 2007, though it has since halved.
