Todd continued to make these staggering statements from a modern nightmare of chemical addiction provoking mental illness Safe (reminiscent of Invasion Of The Body Snatchers) and continuing through to Far From Heaven -- racism explored via homage to the '50s director of melodrama Douglas Sirk, without ever being purely nostalgic or trapped in a glossy time warp.
Xentos, I think, is no more real than Spinal Tap, but he is an example of Laing's "divided self", the product of the social pressures which, for Laing, frequently provoked mental illness.
(Parent of severe case, focus group participant, male) You can do research and see what provokes the illness, but problems of parents or genes, umm, I don't say it is false but I don't say that I agree with that, because the period during which the illness [malaria] arrives.
I said, 'It's really important that he run.' " Mrs. Edwards — whose decision to push her husband to run for president in spite of her illness provoked an intense discussion across the country about illness, ambition, child-rearing and death — said her husband's candidacy was not only about his needs and desires.
Nonetheless, acceptance of the reality of vivax malaria as often provoking pernicious and threatening illness must not await demonstration of the mechanisms or cofactors.
London told of how an illness provoked her into giving up on "striving and ambition and the literary world".
In reality, more than 200 viruses provoke cold-like illness, each one deploying its own peculiar chemical and genetic strategy to evade the body's defences.
His announcement of his terminal illness provoked an outpouring of dismay and affection from his readers – not least on this newspaper's website.
The company also explained that it had always worked "to reduce the risk of illness provoked by an inadequate diet and to promote a balanced ... diet".
In 1889, he reported on a case of acute illness provoked by the newly introduced hypnotic drug sulfonmethane, also known as sulfonal.
