Two biographies of Burgess and a forthcoming account of Maclean (Orphan: The Lives of Donald Maclean by Roland Philipps) are just the latest manifestations of 1950s spy-mania.
This suggested that VEGF could act as a genetic modifier of the cardiac manifestations of 22q11 deletion [12].
The clinical manifestations of 1,624 (34.1%) patients whose samples tested positive were as follows: aseptic meningitis was diagnosed for 1,063 (65.5%) patients, HFMD for 155 (9.5%) patients, HFMD with neurologic complications for 295 (18.2%) patients, and other pathogenesis for 111 6.8%) patients.
The image of chickens gorging on four-star ingredients can seem a rather operatic manifestation of today's obsessions over food.
In hindsight, it may be convenient to view Jonestown as the most tragic manifestation of 1960's utopianism run amok, and to imagine that in today's tougher, more cynical social climate, it couldn't happen.
Today's terrorism is merely another manifestation of yesterday's Arab Revolt.
Only the current MBA mentality can justify such a "cost-saving" move -- the MBA philosophy itself being a major cause and manifestation of today's destructively one-dimensional conception of value.
She did read Germaine Greer in the 60s and 70s, "of course", but never saw any evidence of gender inequality in her own life, and seems to find manifestations of sexism today more puzzling than offensive.
Since antiquity, the solar manifestations of the summer and winter solstices and the vernal and autumnal equinoxes have been bound up with the idea of sowing and reaping, death and rebirth, year's end and year's opening; at such times it was traditionally believed that supernatural forces were in control and should be propitiated.
Unfortunately, many healthcare workers in both developed and developing countries lack the awareness and training to properly identify and respond to the varied health manifestations of IPV [12 14].
