In recent months, the eurozone crisis has gone into another of its periodic remissions, as government borrowing costs have tracked lower and the continent shows a few delicate signs of economic recovery.
What actually awaited him was psychiatric incarceration, with torturous insulin comas to burn "excess sugars" from the brain.He felt "captured like a chessman", but the brief, fragile remissions were unwelcome too.
Just as The Economist said about Chamberlain's tax cuts in 1935 The figures, however, are small in total and though all such remissions do a little to increase the general purchasing power, it cannot be said that the Budget will go far to stimulate trade.
In conformity with the immemorial usage of the East, various boons and remissions of penalties were announced to the people.
As early as the 1420s, the farming population was in new difficulties despite repeated tax remissions and other efforts to ameliorate its condition.
The chronic type is the more common of the two and is marked by frequent remissions and exacerbations of symptoms.
However, the success rate is variable, with complete remissions lasting from only a few months to many years.
Persistent fever develops and gradually rises, usually in a stepwise fashion, reaching a peak of 39 or 40 °C (103 or 104 °F) after 7 10 days; left untreated, the fever continues with only slight morning remissions for another 10 14 days, sometimes longer.
A Ministry of Justice spokeswoman said: "We recognise that fee increases are not popular but at every stage we have sought to protect the most vulnerable by ensuring they will not have to pay new and higher fees and by consulting on making the remissions scheme more generous.
He had a brain tumour removed in 2006, and while in the clear for now, is wary that remissions don't always last.
The study, Chimeric Antigen Receptor T Cells for Sustained Remissions in Leukaemia, has been published in the New England Journal of Medicine.
