At that time, Lou Gehrig was terminally ill, and The Daily News had printed an article speculating that the Yankees were losing because they were catching Gehrig's disease.
I stuck in vague, ill-considered ideas, e-mails I had printed out--you name it and it could be found there.
asked the author of "The Ill Policy and Inhumanity of Imprisoning Insolvent Debtors," printed in Rhode Island in 1754.
I also want to append a note on the Occupation, and its ills, that couldn't quite fit, thematically or spatially, into the printed piece.
In 1999, a national newspaper printed an obituary piece about Swarbrick when he was still lying, ill but alive, in a Coventry hospital.
Our experience shows that families of the critically ill desire electronic decision support and greatly prefer an electronic format to a printed alternative - even among the elderly who rated usability somewhat lower than younger participants.
Couldn't you write him a letter of support?" Reagan hardly glanced at the ill-printed brochure I showed him.
After the image has been printed, it may be a good idea to outline any areas areas in which the contrast remains ill-defined.
A spokeswoman for Tyndale, based in Wheaton, Ill., said it ultimately printed a total of two million copies of the previous Left Behind novel, "Armageddon: The Cosmic Battle of the Ages".
Negative presentations of psychotic and affective disorders prevail in the printed media in United States, United Kingdom, and Canada; and the most frequent topics of these negative articles were violence and dangerousness of mentally ill persons toward other people [ 10- 12].
