Chiropractic's problem is that subluxation based chiropractors [ 59] are not only deluding themselves, they are indoctrinating patients into believing in a purportedly dangerous mythical entity, and that without regular adjustments, patients will not only fail to reach their full potential, they will likely suffer serious health problems.
However, spine magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) can demonstrate changes in disc water content and the annulus; provocative discography purportedly identifies degenerate discs causing serious low back pain; and biochemical assays have identified local inflammatory markers.
Traders dumped Gilead like a failed Phase III trial and took the whole biotech world down with it purportedly on fear that there was a serious threat to drug pricing going forward.
The most serious evidence, contained in secret ledgers purportedly kept by the party's chief accountant, show Mr Rajoy receiving €25,000 ($34,000) a year for a decade.
Under Bratton, the godfather of zero-tolerance "broken windows" policing, arrests of peddlers and panhandlers on the subway system and of non-violent, low-level offenders in housing projects have spiked, purportedly on the tenuous assumption that such harassment prevents more serious crimes.
But, unfortunately for Sanders, his continued pursuit of a convention strategy based on superdelegates overturning a Clinton primary victory represents a serious blow to the racial (and gender) justice for which he is purportedly fighting.
A CAMPAIGN by a milk marketer to address the serious subject of premenstrual syndrome in a humorous fashion — by focusing on how men purportedly suffer from its effects along with women — is being ended early after an outpouring of criticism and comments about the tone of the ads and even a parody on FunnyorDie.com.
Unfortunately, all that salaciousness has overwhelmed serious reflection on the role of self-proclaimed "change agents" in the retail environment people who purportedly see their role as disrupters of the status quo.
For many, the frustration is reinforced by their perception that people on social assistance do not have serious reasons for missing their appointments, considering the fact that they benefit from public dental insurance: "no-shows" purportedly reflect a lack of motivation and laziness on the part of people on social assistance.
"Look," Mr Rourke purportedly wrote.
