This is not a mainstream medical term in the UK, and it is likely that the records of bloating represent a verbatim note of the word the woman used.
But it was never without an aesthetic point of view.' Part of Bowery's later work, perhaps the most enduring part in mainstream terms, was posing for a series of portraits by Lucian Freud, acting as his muse from 1990 until Bowery's death, from an Aids-related illness, in 1994.
They have shuffled their way into modern culture not only in entertainment, but in such mainstream terms for the loss of agency as zombie government and zombie economics.
Each likeness was, consciously or by default, an effort to cast the African-American image, distorted by racism, in acceptably positive, mainstream terms.
But in the early days that "never got into the mainstream" in terms of administration thinking.
Like the Toyota, the new Honda minivan moved into the mainstream in terms of design, but unlike Toyota, Honda beefed up the engine.
Lindsey Graham, the hawkish senator from South Carolina who sits on the Armed Services Committee, took to the airwaves over the weekend to describe the Nebraska Republican as well out of the "mainstream" in terms of his foreign-policy views and, if confirmed, "the most antagonistic secretary of defence towards the state of Israel in our nation's history".
Oxford provided Faulkner with intimate access to a deeply conservative rural world, conscious of its past and remote from the urban-industrial mainstream, in terms of which he could work out the moral as well as narrative patterns of his work.
Or something that might be a little bit more mainstream, in terms of shrunk-wrapped software, that kind of thing.
None of these reality disrupting headsets has a hope of being as popular and mainstream, in terms of mass market adoption, as the multifaceted smartphone.
