And yet, overheated as everything might be ("ejaculated" is a favorite speaking verb), the novel shows a curious restraint when it comes to dealing with Lincoln himself, an inclination to keep his inner life at arm's length, as if to do otherwise would be a profanation.
Esophageal cancer and its treatment have a profound impact not only on a patient's length of life, but quality of life as well.
In a guest article, John Colley, the director of MBA and executive programmes at Nottingham University Business School, says that as long as British business schools keep real-life business at arm's length, they will continue to struggle THE full-time MBA market in Britain is in steep decline.
At his memorial service, his father -- who escaped on Sept. 11 from his own offices in the World Trade Center -- told mourners that the only thing missing from his son's life "was length".
He was the most dialectical of filmmakers, the one whose ability to displace his inner life into an abstract, seemingly arm's-length framework was most sophisticated and accomplished.
A second is the prorogator, a point on the ecliptic that, traveling at the rate of one degree of oblique ascension a year toward either the descendant or ascendant, determines a person's length of life.
Samantha Spiro is an unusually spirited Celia, quite Rosalind's equal and prepared to show her friend her disapproval; Lucy Briers and Martin Hutson's Phebe and Sylvius are not the usual stock country bumpkins but lovers for whom love and hate are near cousins, and Nicholas Le Prevost's Jaques is a man whose dry, donnish approach to life keeps him at arm's length from humanity.
Differences between the swift, the slow, and an animal's length of life may lie in the motility of that machinery itself, a new study suggests.
In some cases, the prevention activity increases a person's length of life by an amount sufficient to then increase their risk of an adverse outcome (e.g., A1C control on strokes).
It is likely that the cost of an intervention that increases patient's length of life, changes more markedly as a result of including future net consumption, than does the cost of an intervention that primarily improves patient's health-related quality of life, because a gain in life years induces added production and consumption in the added lifetime.
