And while Mr. Morris takes obvious pleasure in the oddness of his subjects -- he couldn't resist, for instance, titling the episode about the cryonics activist "I Dismember Mama" -- he hopes the series isn't viewed as a freak show.
For instance, titles from MEDLINE were used to make connections between disconnected arguments: 1) the connection between migraine and magnesium deficiency [ 12] which has been verified experimentally; 2) between indomethacin and Alzheimer's disease [ 12]; and finally 3) between Curcuma longa and retinal diseases [ 13].
For instance, you title one of your poems "Presidential Blackness [A Race Fearlessness Manifolk Destiny]." The title alone is problematic.
Take, for instance, the title of one of his pretty songs off his most recent album, titled "Shot in the Back of the Head".
For instance, the title "C" seems to refer to Serge's last name, Carrefax.
For instance, the title, Memorias de mis putas tristes has, in the original, a certain nasty, boastful ring.
In "Al Roosten", for instance, the title character, a "round bald guy", boils with jealousy and self-loathing as he considers a richer, happier, better-looking acquaintance.
They can be mitigated with the right policies, says the IDB: more and better medical and agricultural research, for instance, giving title deeds to property owners, and providing weather information.
In "Drug Holiday," for instance — the title alludes to a period of time during which a patient is temporarily taken off medication — Possner's speaker addresses a pill, inviting it to remain inside its bottle: You work so hard, with little thanks, toiling nonstop in the wet heat, the airless dark Medicine and poetry have long been intertwined.
By-laws are regulations made by certain public and private bodies, for instance, strata title management corporations.
