This is its favourite insult, which it uses prolifically to dismiss legitimate inquiries and critiques.
Now Ozzie is after the ultimate insult, which will destroy pirate life forever.
We think that the main disadvantage of the propeller flap is using the same skin that has suffered from the burn insult which has a poorer cosmetic result.
Experts are weighing whether a comparison of Turkey's president with the J.R.R. Tolkien character was an insult, which could send a doctor to jail.
In the original story Two Wrongs, for example, the unpleasant protagonist Bill describes someone as a "dirty little kyke", an insult which is cut from the published edition.
– an insult which Curb Larry has to do his best to swallow because he's so desperate for the project to work.
Of course, the issues in question transcend labels: in the Houston restaurant, the word "special" was used as an insult, which only testifies to the resilience of prejudice.
These results suggest an association between formation of MDA protein adducts and overexpression of TGF-β1 as a result of aniline insult, which together could promote splenic injury and fibrogenesis.
To avoid further mitochondrial insult, which could result from the use of a standard nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor-containing regimen, a protease inhibitor regimen consisting of hard-gel saquinavir (Invirase™), and lopinavir/ritonavir (Kaletra™) was chosen for this patient.
Fever is a natural response that evolved to help the body cope with an insult, which can be an attack from outside the body, usually an infection, or occasionally an internal threat like an autoimmune disorder.
For one of the most senior Cabinet ministers - he also served in Edward Heath's Cabinet - this looked like something bordering on an insult which he would have to refuse.
