This outbreak of self-interrogation has been spurred most urgently by Canada's stingy – so far, at least – response to the Syrian refugee crisis that has engulfed Europe.
The origins of this fearful outbreak of self-interested pleading came from a federal court challenge to the giant Carmichael coalmine being proposed in Queensland by the Indian mining and energy company Adani.
This is clearly more than just a trend; it's a veritable outbreak of self-reliance.
But there seems to be an outbreak of self-diagnosed A.D.D. among individuals who simply have no manners.
When surveys suggesting a surge in non-white workers led to temporary outbreaks of self-congratulation, embarrassed silences would follow when someone pointed out it was down to an increase in canteen staff and cleaners.
At the NME, the ghosts of Kent, Parsons and Burchill still haunted the office: we dutifully ran amok, and despite regular sales wobbles, clung to the idea that for as long as there was a weekly gig guide and news section, the readers would buy the paper despite our outbreaks of self-indulgence.
To the Editor: During the rainy season every year, outbreaks of self-limiting nonmalarious febrile syndromes have occurred in French military troops on duty in Chad.
The upshot of the intriguing battle was an outbreak of journalistic self-examination in the pages of the Journal and in Murdoch's many outlets.
Cryptosporidium infection causes sporadic cases of water-related outbreaks consisting of self-limited diarrhoea in immunocompetent hosts.
Outbreaks of protest self-immolations followed for decades, from Czechoslovakia to Korea, France to Kurdistan, Iran to Switzerland.
In our overview, 58% of outbreak patients self-reported substance abuse.
