Sensing a political opening, the country's two most popular civilian politicians, Benazir Bhutto and Nawaz Sharif, whom Musharraf had forced into exile, agitated to be allowed to return.
Taking age, sex, and frailty into account, agitated delirium appeared to be protective against poor outcome at hospital discharge, but no statistically significant association was seen at 6-month follow-up.
The other options – politics, organising, agitating, barging into a public debate about the future of this country from which they'd been excluded – were obviously too liberal.
The minimum wages paid to fast-food workers have been a focus of intense national debate in the US, where activists and unions have been organising fast-food workers into day-long protests agitating for so-called "living wages" of $15 per hour.
L1-mediated cell cell adhesion (L1 adhesion) was assayed by separating cells into single-cell suspensions, agitating, and measuring the percentage of adherent cells using phase contrast microscopy, as described (Dou et al., 2011).
With Revenge stalking the stage, agitating the protagonists into bloody deeds, this is a play haunted by death.
After this is skimmed off, more copper and other impurities are brought to the surface by stirring sulfur and lead pyrite into the bath or by agitating it with submerged air lances.
"Because kettlebell swings create very minimal impact on your lower body, it's the perfect solution to bringing cardio into your workout routine without agitating your knees".
Pouring hot milk into this pitcher and then agitating it for a few seconds will produce velvety, foamy milk that pairs perfectly with thick stove top espresso and flavored sweeteners.
There is Amazon's rumored entry into the wine business, which is already agitating competitors.
