Channel 4 News's political editor Gary Gibbon tells me it is afflicted by "false consciousness" – that it just doesn't realise how deep a hole it's in.
To them war is a calamity and a social disaster, whether it is afflicted by one nation upon another or conceived of as afflicting humanity as a whole.
Brainstem disorders can cause coma if the brainstem is compressed by other parts of the brain swollen because of disease or if it is afflicted by local disease such as encephalitis, stroke, or concussion.
That it was afflicted by "institutional paralysis", and that there was a "lamentable failure" by Railtrack to respond to earlier incidents involving signals on the Ladbroke Grove section of track outside Paddington.
Meanwhile, it is afflicted by dichotomy: a split between mandarin indulgence and stylised stridency, this is itself a valid reflection of the class structure.' He compared the situation in Britain with the US, where there had long been a tradition of literate sportswriting.
It is also afflicted by Roosevelt envy.
Housing benefit is infamously complicated, and the company insists that, like other contractors, it has been afflicted by government fiddling particularly a new framework for countering fraud.
When Tanyu tried to write about it, she was afflicted by paralysis and gangrene.
With its powerful and modernizing military, it is no longer afflicted by the threat of foreign aggression, as it was during its "century of shame".
The current crop of celebrities pick up and drop causes like a dinner napkin, but Ms. Taylor decided early on that AIDS was her calling — she had a number of close gay friends who were affected or afflicted by it — and stuck with it, raising a reported $100 million to hunt for a cure during her lifetime.
