During her caliper readjustment Sharadamma looks at Ranoo, smiles and says 'I want to be like you when I'm older.' Ranoo smiles back faintly, knowing that despite all the work she has done, without major changes in government policy and society, Sharadamma will struggle to realise her ambitions.
Wilson drew on memories of her post-Cairo readjustment period, when second-generation friends had taught her that navigating two cultures could be funny, that imperfection was fine.
During the course of correction, this patient required a short course of oral antibiotics for pin site infection and also had a reoperation for readjustment of her frame.
While she benefited from scholarship and family support for her undergraduate degree, for her graduate studies she only had a readjustment allowance from the Peace Corps to start her life in Durham.
And when Kate Dillon, formerly a super-thin supermodel, comes down a fashion runway in her new guise, as a fleshy model for large women, it takes some aesthetic readjustment to appreciate her ample beauty.
"As with many aspects of pregnancy, the difficult part was not what you might expect: It was the calluses on the ends of the cellist's fingers that were giving her pains; new blisters formed with every incremental readjustment of the instrument, made to accommodate her expanding belly.
Dr. Ghislaine Boulanger's research into the psychological effects of warfare began with her work in the first epidemiological study of the social readjustment of Vietnam veterans in 1976.
This shift requires some readjustment for the reader, but Waters is so confident – and, line by line, her writing so beautiful, precise and polished – that she sweeps all before her.
Veterans Benefits Administration, Readjustment Benefits.
"This is a debt readjustment.
