The role is thought to be recurring with the possibility of transitioning to regular status.
At the Prince of Wales Hospital in Hong Kong, where a sick 26-year-old infected 112 health workers in early March, the number of SARS patients has plunged from 160 to just 9. "We are still worrying about the ongoing possibility of recurring epidemics," said Dr. Justin Wu, a gastroenterologist who spent two months treating SARS patients at Prince of Wales Hospital.
But while synthetic women offer their creators the temptation of power, a recurring trope is the possibility of malfunction, defiance or loss, be it the tragic consequences wrought by the titular android of EE Kellett's 1901 story The Lady Automaton, or the poignant retreat of the smooth-talking Samantha in Spike Jonze's Her.
George's initial contract included eight to eleven episodes of recurring appearances, with the possibility of becoming a series regular.
Fearing possibility of recurring attacks.
Noting our failure to address the fundamental causes of a contested elections (see above comments) and appreciating the possibility of this recurring at state or Federal level, will this decision live on and be perpetuated as precedent?
and hinted the possibility of a recurring role.
A potential explanation for their low QoL scores may be that they feel very responsible for their choice not to be treated with chemotherapy and that they worry about the possibility of the disease recurring and of having made the wrong treatment decision.
In the autobiography/business guide, Ivanka described having a "recurring nightmare" about the possibility of sexual harassment on the job, which she said she had experienced "many times" on her father's construction sites over the course of her childhood.
With the prospect of these decisions recurring, Perry is realistic about the possibility of one day having to make the ultimate choice between the two sports.
While most of the beast cancer patients in the study said that they had been worried about the possibility of their cancer recurring when making decisions about treatment, women who opted to have both breasts removed expressed the most worry -- suggesting fear may be a major reason why many women choose that aggressive option, Hawley said.
