Thirty-eight years after Roe v. Wade recognized a woman's right to make her own childbearing decisions and legalized abortion nationwide, a newly intensified drive by anti-abortion forces who refuse to accept the law of the land has seriously imperiled women's ability to exercise that right.
In the psychiatric tradition, frustration heightens suggestibility, generates fantasy, brings about regressions and fixations, and intensifies drives toward wish fulfillment so that normal inhibitions are overcome.
At the same time, he said, "music gave voice to many of these movements, providing them with confidence and hope, helping them set goals, and intensifying their drive to achieve them.
"Republicans Intensify Drive to Win Over Jewish Voters" (news article, Sept. 27) seems to buy into the often disproven myth that Jewish voters might actually abandon President Obama, or any candidate, for not being hard-line enough on Israel.
"This is really going to intensify the drive for some permanent reform," he said.
"But it may have intensified her drive for justice and for accepting people for who they are".
Like Laureth, Sedgwick has not taken the easy route of making Laureth's disability a plot device, although it intensifies her drive to overcome obstacles.
Frank Smeekes, the managing partner for Europe at DHR, said: "Brexit has intensified the drive toward moving knowledge-intensive automotive roles east.
The first words of the film are spoken by two black soldiers, one of whom urges Lincoln to intensify the drive towards equality and turns out to know the Gettysburg address by heart.
