The tremors that grew into full-scale convulsions in 2008 — class divisions, social anomie, economic panic — were already being felt, under the media radar, by many Americans around the time "The Sopranos" had its premiere on HBO in January 1999.
In young birds (six to eight weeks of age) predominant signs may be loss of appetite, depression, and sometimes tumours of internal organs and tissue that can be felt under the skin.
He restores being to the past so that the Roman road can be felt under the London street, "Beowulf" beneath the verse of a poet ignorant of Anglo-Saxon, so long as the artist is English, or in England.
Mr Hendry said the trapdoor in the original room where prisoners were hanged can still be felt under the floor.
In certain cases, immediately after the myotomies, small "steps" between the sectioned muscle segments were felt under palpation.
In the re-implantation group it is imperative that the paresthesia, that is or was felt under SCS therapy, has adequate overlap with the painful area.
The UK's critical housing shortage is felt most acutely by the under 40s.
Those whirlwinds are felt throughout "Under Fishbone Clouds," as the book tries to balance small, personal events with matters of global importance.
A rebound is not expected to be felt until reconstruction gets under way later this year, I.A.T.A. said.
The injection was repeated five times before it was felt that the infection was under reasonable control.
