There was no significant statistical difference between the COMB and ROM groups with regard to age, gender, body weight, body height, disease duration, smoking, marriage, exercise habit, and use of medications.
For nearly two decades thereafter, all through the period of Brown v. Board of Education, the Court avoided the controversy over interracial marriage, exercising its discretion not to hear a case.
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Like the unnamed heroine of Incendiary, Sarah O'Rourke is a far from perfect heroine: a semi-neglectful mother and unfaithful wife (the trip to Nigeria was an ill-conceived marriage-saving exercise).
Because a continuing drama is the form of fiction that most resembles life – with characters ageing in real time and becoming pseudo-friends of the viewers – a soap can often peak at around five years (as Channel 4's Brookside did), subsequently becoming, like a long marriage, an exercise in surviving the irritations of familiarity.
One commented that what I do in my marriage is exercise my "heterosexual tendencies".
'Deliveries were conducted using dirty blades and old cloths.' A local community project trained Surekha, who had survived a violent marriage, as an exercise in raising the status of women as well as improving maternal health.
I've been told I'm special in so many different ways my entire life, why should I have to try, and continue to educate myself, try, and maintain a healthy marriage, try, and exercise, try, and work to accomplish something -- anything -- great?
In a loveless marriage it seemed an exercise in futility".
Alternatively, "pure" clerical power can use its prerogatives (over sacraments like baptism or marriage or absolution) to exercise authority over everybody else, including worldly rulers.
