In New York, mentally ill inmates at Rikers Island have gotten into fights and been beaten by guards; in Washington State, a Department of Corrections psychiatrist told the Seattle Times in 2013 that 20 to 30percentt of inmates were mentally ill; cuts to mental health funding in Alabama and Minnesota have created severe shortages in services.
The tufts left behind were like an ill-cut hayfield, ragged clumps sprouting here and there.
Yet off screen he cuts a surprisingly small, compact figure, still quite boyish despite the well-cut jacket, ill-cut beard and resonant voice with its Rat Pack locutions and finger-popping rhythms.
"This little head of cunning, ill-cut clothes, money and ignorance," is how Lampedusa described him, "all munching and grease stains".Leonardo Siascia, another Sicilian writer, claimed for many years that he was the first novelist to portray a Mafioso in fiction.
Ill health cut short his term, which lasted only 209 days.
Macomber studied drawing with a local artist from about 1880 to 1883, then at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston for a year, until ill health cut short her studies.
The result of an ill-judged cut might be shortages and price spikes, which would anger western governments.
The Truth Terrorist told Daniel Ferbé that the third problem was the mentally ill and cuts to their services.
In addition, a large influence of ill positioned cuts in the damping layer is observed.
It was as if we were in some kind of backstreet car workshop, dull thuds echoing through the night like parts being slammed together in some drunken and ill-advised cut 'n' shut.
