Also feeling it: Sergio Ramos, on what made him end protracted contract talks by signing a £36m-after-tax five-year deal at Real Madrid.
Salvadoran female refugees who endured the protracted civil war often experienced calorias, a feeling of intense heat in their bodies.
The highest age-adjusted relative risk (RR) was found for emptying of all stools into clothing without forewarning (RR 12.7), defaecation urgency (RR 5.7), difficulty feeling the need to empty the bladder (RR 2.8), protracted genital pain (RR 5.0), pubic pain when walking indoors (RR 4.9) and erysipelas on abdomen or legs at least once during the past 6 months (RR 3.6).
The consolidation debate was heated and protracted, and there are still some hard feelings, according to Lucy Bartlett Crosbie, The Chronicle's publisher.
More specifically, I found that this sort of surveillance was associated with greater distress over the breakup, protracted longing for an ex-partner, more negative feelings towards and sexual desire for the ex, and lower personal growth.
But protracted over years and decades, the stings add up to a feeling of deep regret.
Act I introduces teenage love and time travel; Act II explores adult heartbreak and machines with feelings; Act III combines all of these with the physical, psychical and emotional effects of protracted longevity.
Complicated protracted administrative processes, insensitive interactions, and reminders of loss contributed to distress, anxiety and feelings of demoralisation.
Losers, especially litigants in person, went away feeling that they had gained something, and Denning's court got through a lot more work by avoiding protracted arguments.
Reporters travelling with him – surely grateful to be feeling sand between their toes instead of the scrub of Crawford, Texas, where President George Bush has spent often protracted holidays – will be limited in their access to him.
