Given that the brunt of stroke is currently borne in sub-Saharan Africa, it is particularly important to understand the trend of community knowledge of stroke in the region and the associated factors.
An especially poignant glimpse of leadership in action comes early in the book, and involves "boys from the Georgia Military Institute who had been given the honor of bearing the brunt of an attack": **{:.break one} ** Over on the other side the terrain was less swampy, and in the mossy glades Milledgeville cadets lay dead or wounded behind their logs and mounds of earth.
They should have emerged en masse by now and taken on the brunt of the battle, given the leverage of having a well-organized, well-intentioned foreign force to provide backup.
"The behavior goes from good to bad very quickly," said Chris A. Randolph, a Barak Realty agent who has worked with two recent clients who gave him the brunt of their anger.
"This data, given the timing of it, does not reflect the full brunt of the economic crisis and the housing crisis that we've been through," he said.
And Gomez, tabloid-catnip for a while now given the Justin Bieber connection (the couple split up last November after almost two-years together), bore the brunt.
Given the speed and scale of the planned reductions, Acevo has been increasingly alarmed that the most vulnerable are bearing the brunt of the cuts.
He cited the early goal of easing overcrowding in jails, and the desire to give municipalities bearing the brunt of the costs of housing inmates a chance to release nonviolent or ill prisoners.
This will give the furniture a weathered look and essentially the brunt of the job.
A theory of plane linear stationary AGWs (e.g., Gossard and Hooke 1975) gives the angle of this inclination to be α ~ arsin(τ N /τ), where τ N and τ are the Brunt-Vaisala and AGW periods, respectively.
I propose a solution: Give health insurance to those who have borne the brunt of battle, and to their families, as a just reward for these soldiers' service.
