By contrast, women's domestic responsibilities gave them strength and purpose The deceased were commonly described as being caught in a downward spiral of heavy drinking, ill health, work and personal problems, where life problems were a motivation for heavier drinking, and heavier drinking, in turn, worsened the man's situation.
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Never has the unpredictability of a civil jury been more impressively displayed than in the 18-page verdict finding that Philip Morris had knowingly harmed and misled a heavy smoker now ill with lung cancer.
Periods of employment were broken up with periods of heavy drinking, and ill health, and sometimes these factors were the reason for loss of employment: " But a little time after he fell off the wagon [went back to drinking heavily] - perhaps, something happened at work: he began drinking, missed work and was asked to leave... Then he got a job at the radio plant.
Without the presence of Perkins and Ibaka, Kevin Durant, Russell Westbrook, James Harden and the rest of the Oklahoma City wings will have to cover more ground, and will be at greater risk for foul trouble, something the top-heavy Thunder can ill afford.
Further, constituents such as bitumen or heavy oil are ill-defined on a molecular basis and their critical and other properties are not accessible experimentally.
In an interview with the Sunday Mirror, Mr Lamb said his 27-year-old son Archie - who discovered rapper Tinchy Stryder as a young music producer - had "carried a heavy burden with his ill health".
Milam found work as a heavy equipment operator, but ill health forced him into retirement.
Attrition was greatest during the first year of the study, attributed mainly to ill health, heavy workloads, or relocation to another geographic region during follow-up (Figure 1).
We have noted that melioidosis patients are often more severely ill after heavy monsoonal rainfall.
