He expertly captures the climate of fear and hostility the epidemic engenders: suddenly, parents start turning on Bucky, accusing him of hygienic laxness, of letting the children "run around like animals up there".
Double Dutch The branding of Saint Rudy ReprintsAhold took advantage of the laxness of the capital markets in the 1990s to go on a euro20 billion acquisition binge.
The most predictable Justices now on the Court, Antonin Scalia and Thomas, seem brooding isolatoes, openly contemptuous of the doctrinal laxness of their brethren.
That Fourth Symphony, on Wednesday, raised minor concerns with a certain weariness of pace and laxness of ensemble in the first movement and some less than stellar playing from the solo wind players throughout.
The inferior suprapubic line can then be moved up or down depending on the laxness and elasticity of the skin and patient biotype.
It yields a total score based on three factors: Laxness (permissive discipline), Over-reactivity (authoritarian discipline, displays of anger, meanness and irritability) and Verbosity (overly long reprimands or reliance on talking).
Writing about Kronman's book in the Times, David Brooks worried that born-again paganism would lead to "laxness": "It throws each person back on himself and leads to self-absorption," he wrote.
Dan Halpern, writer and critic Halldor Laxness If literature is a world map on which, in TS Eliot's words, "all time is eternally present", the novels of the Icelander Halldor Laxness are landmarks as significant as the sagas that cast their oppressively magnificent shadow over Icelandic story telling for 800 years.
The Icelander Halldor Laxness's "Independent People," which I read last year on a trip to the country.
Parents will complete subscales laxness and over reactivity measured by 21 items on a seven-point Likert scale.
