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Exacerbations were associated with marked restlessness or agitation in the form of hitting head against wall, pacing activity and crying.
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Ms. Cooley's life is marked by restlessness, curiosity and a certain amount of open-ended ambling.
Both his physical and his spiritual life were marked by restlessness and wanderings, largely in Europe, that affected the training of his children at school and their education at home.
His career was one marked by restlessness and reinvention, pulling from the theater and even video games. .
For example the neurotic strings marking the restlessness of Shelley and his entourage in their Swiss abode, but he didn't always manage to go very far with it, which is another reason the scenes could have used some shortening.
It usually peaks in 10 15 min but remains excruciatingly intense for an average of 1 hour within a duration range of 15 180 min. During this pain, patients find it difficult to lie still, exhibiting often marked agitation and restlessness, and autonomic features are usually obvious.
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It is usually around the six or seven-game mark that restlessness creeps in on the field, in the changing room and at the training ground.
Brilliance, restlessness and a distrust of authority marked all he touched in a distinguished professorial career, mainly at Harvard University, where he seldom taught the same course twice.The book with which Mr Nozick burst on the public scene in 1974 was "Anarchy, State and Utopia", a work of political thought that is acknowledged as a modern classic.
During the follow-up, symptoms accompanying headache, such as osmophobia, dizziness and balance disturbances, became more typical, whereas restlessness, flushing and abdominal symptoms became less marked.
They decided that many former soldiers suffered what was called post-Vietnam syndrome -- marked by "alienation, depression, an inability to concentrate, insomnia, nightmares, restlessness, uprootedness and impatience with almost any job or course of study" -- and that this distinguished veterans of Vietnam from those of any other war.
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