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Bob Waliszewski of Plugged In observed female empowerment-themed songs that show a "healthy self-respect" by Aaliyah, who "doesn't put up with unfaithful cads ('You Got Nerve'), mind games ('I Refuse'), self-impressed hunks ('Extra Smooth'), gossip and envy ('Loose Rap'), or physical abuse ('Never No More')".
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Young children are particularly vulnerable to the toxic effects of lead and can suffer profound and permanent adverse health effects; particularly, it causes moderated development of the brain, learning issues, debilitated hearing, conduct issues (for example, hyperactivity), nerve and/or mind harm, extreme lethargies, and even demise.
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The characters trade millions of imaginary dollars of stock every day, "shaking fingers in one another's flushed faces; buying, selling, in an intoxicated, maddened state of nerves and mind bordering on insanity".
The regeneration of "nerves" and minds is the focus, but we are also made to see and think about the appalling things done to bodies in war: the body parts that have to be shovelled up into a sack, splintered bones and flesh and blood mixed up with mud; the soldier blown down on to a German corpse whose gas-filled belly ruptures on impact and fills his nose and mouth with "decomposing human flesh".
You have got a lot of nerve! comes to mind.
The two characters show different gameplay techniques, with Kirk being the more typical shooter while Spock has stealth techniques and can use the Vulcan nerve pinch and mind meld.
He says they settle a horse's nerves, keep his mind on the business of racing, and make him run straight.
It originally referred to a problem of the nerves, not the mind, in direct contrast to "psychosis," which implies a break in logical thinking of the sort characteristic of schizophrenia.
Dr. Shorter said that the term "nervous" has traditionally been a "weasel word" for mental troubles, implying that the cause was something physical beyond the person's control — their damaged nerves, not their mind.
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