These factors are not only risk factors for developing LE, but also indicators of poor prognosis and prevention [ 29].
Recent studies have highlighted that the reduction of vascular risk factors in mid and late life not only increased LE but also led to a lower risk of late-life dementia [ 20].
They were frightened by the anti-French racism," says Le Pillouër, "but also impressed by the quality of the education.
Her assurance and technical mastery go with a magnetic ability to project character, not just in favourite romantic arias - Norma's Casta diva and Louise's Depuis le jour - but also in the encores, including a charming Romanian song and I Could Have Danced All Night from My Fair Lady.
On Friday - as George Koronias, Vodafone Greece's CEO, sat before a parliamentary committee to explain his firm's role in an operation to eavesdrop on the country's political and military elite - the scandal had not only begun to resemble the plot of a John Le Carré novel but also assume Olympian proportions.
Lady Luck smiled upon Gainsbourg in late 1967 when he was not only asked to write songs for Brigitte Bardot's Christmas special Le Bardot Show, but also to be her foil, performing a number of songs to a guaranteed audience of millions.
And in a surprising number of incidents Bond is beaten or burned around the genitals — most famously by Le Chiffre in "Casino Royale' but also by Blofeld in "You Only Live Twice" — to the point where his potency is in question.
But his decisions are determined by his knowledge of underwater topography, currents and the behavior of fish -- not just perch, which is easiest to catch when the ice is first forming, but also ling, bullhead, trout, salmon and small-mouth bass.
The lively and inferential exploration of the architect's youthful travels by the Swiss architectural historian Stanislaus von Moos focuses not just on their broadening effect on Le Corbusier's worldview but also on the way they were reflected in his dynamic reconception of movement though interior space.
They have debts to Le Corbusier and Frank Lloyd Wright, but also to the massive construction of Scottish castles, the iron and stone of industrial Glasgow, and the emotional and physical range of Charles Rennie Mackintosh's Glasgow School of Art, which runs from heavy roughcast walls to delicate metalwork and stained glass.
