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Finally, momentariness as temporary and perpetual also captures a policy tension for biobanks, found in both the Xbank case and those of Cadigan et al. (2013), that biobanks intend to bring perpetual and stable supplies of tissue to research communities, but that as institutions they can experience precariousness themselves that challenges the very meaning and value of the tissue held.

Indeed, for many young people who have already experienced the precariousness of the current labor market, the debate over lifetime tenure derails discussion from other, more worrisome issues.

This paper argues that older adults living alone in the U.S. face a set of unique challenges, as they are likely to experience a sense of precariousness.

We are made to experience, firsthand, Joe's apprehension of the precariousness of life, and his realization that there are limits to his father's power to ensure the workings of justice — or even to keep his own family safe.

Lashings of sex and violence, and a shockingly unpredictable narrative rush: not just a way to pull in the viewers, but a chilling experience of the precariousness of life in a brutal historical world.

"You can see the precariousness of it.

Our anxiety at its precariousness has much to do with our increasing life expectancy: living longer physically, what can we expect to experience mentally?

The Epices score was in fact built on a questionnaire comprising the various dimensions of precariousness: nationality, level of education, occupation, composition of household, housing, social protection, perceived health, income, leisure activities, financial difficulties, social integration, seeking healthcare, serious events experienced before the age of 18 years.

I think this was a necessary early step, though here I have to say many Christians still have no sense of the Jewish experience with respect to the precariousness and vulnerability of being a Jew -- this feeling that Jewish identity hangs in the balance and each generation doesn't know whether it will be the last, something John Paul understood well.

And that is a sense of economic uncertainty, instability, precariousness or actual experience of low economic status.

The finding of association between traumatic experience and disability underlines the precariousness of the human rights situation for individuals with disability in low-income countries.

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