What sets out to be an expansive mini-epic, crossing continents, cultures and narrative forms, manages to keep its many twists and turns intact against the substantial weight of myriad structural pressures.
The Bush plan had its roots in Ronald Reagan's vision for a space-based defense against missiles — dubbed "Star Wars" by critics — that collapsed under the weight of its myriad technical challenges.
The film strikes a delicate balance between promoting Copeland as a ballet outsider, a pioneer in a foreign land, and showing Copeland struggle with issues all dancers face: injury, weight and the myriad of other lifestyle pressures of bring a professional dancer.
The drug, and four others her daughter was taking, have myriad potential side effects, including rapid weight gain, skin rashes and drowsiness.
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It also contributes to abnormal weight gain and a myriad of health problems.
Adding a healthy exercise regimen to your diet routine can attain a myriad of benefits, such as increased weight loss and lower blood pressure.
In the U.S., CVD risk factors are increasingly common in youth, exhibit racial/ethnic variation, and have been attributed to a myriad of interconnected factors (genetic influences, birth weight, parental BMI, nutrient quantity and quality, and activity levels) (8, 9).
Correct dosing in both settings is challenged by a myriad of factors including the need for weight-based dosing and conversion to volumes as many children require liquid preparations.
