YDR trans fat question text, "Do you eat stick margarine, vegetable shortening, store bought baked goods (cookies, cakes, pies) or deep fried fast food on most days?" hExposed group defined as those who ate 5 or more servings per week of olive oil or vegetable oil.
YDR saturated fat question text, "Do you usually eat butter, lard, red meat, cheese, or whole milk 2 or more times per day?" gExposed group defined as those who ate 5 or more servings per week of margarine, vegetable shortening, fried food, store bought baked goods (pies, sweet rolls, cakes, cookies, donuts, or brownies).
YDR unsaturated fat question text, "Do you eat oil based salad dressing or use liquid vegetable oil for cooking on most days?" The outcome of interest was incident coronary heart disease (CHD), defined as fatal or nonfatal myocardial infarction (MI), occurring between return of the 1994 questionnaire and the end of follow-up on June 1 , 2004
The League Managers Association stepped up in August to comment on Malky Mackay's "gay snake", "fkn chinky" and "fat Jew" texts, issuing the year's defining press release phrase: "These were two text messages sent in private at a time Malky felt under great pressure and when he was letting off steam to a friend, during some friendly text message banter".
When I think about the frustration I have with my devices -- low battery, dropped calls, fat finger texting -- I think maybe a 9-year-old doesn't need this level of frustration.
Fat bodies in medical texts were positioned as such only by contrast with those that were 'thin' or 'lean'.
Although Giffard did not directly attribute the mother's difficulty in assisting birth, due to her breathing problems and lack of stamina, to the fatness of her body, the reader might have made the connection if familiar with the assertion in other texts that fat people were likely to suffer breathing difficulties.
PH: "Don't text me you fat piece of shit".
PH: Don't text me you fat piece of s**t.
The Dunham versions are similar, though the main text is "Big Fat Liar" and they don't have spelling errors.
