Cashman called it "the Jekyll-and-Hyde thing," and whatever it is, it is an unusual malady for the Yankees.
Ratliff had a familiar malady for many young quarterbacks — at Utah, he played in a spread option offense, which is used rarely in the N.F.L.
Beau Travail, Mulholland Drive, All About My Mother, Carol and Tropical Malady, for example, are some of the best films of the last generation.
The skin on the sides of his big toes has been rubbed away by playing barefoot on the concrete court of the overcrowded housing project where he lives in Sao Paulo's South Zone, a common malady for young players here.
"I don't believe I have any chemical predisposition towards depression, but let's just say I was suffering from a spiritual malady for years and I indulged it.
Otitis media (OM) is the most common malady for which children receive medical and surgical attention in the United States and Europe [1].
Photo: Creative Commons/totaloutnow. "It is no sign of benediction to have been obsessed with the lives of saints, for it is an obsession intertwined with a taste for maladies and hunger for depravities.
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"Remedies, Maladies, Reasons," for example, portrays her relationship with her hypochondriacal mother, described by the poet as "a hideous machine that pumps and wheezes, / suppurating, rotting, stinking, swelling".
But they are now rising again; and even allowing for reduced consumer demand, a return to 2008 inflation levels, say economists, is the best that can be expected.Chronic maladies call for strong medicine, but Mr Ahmadinejad makes an unlikely healer.
