Another notable example is the increasing application of the new therapeutic modality of fecal microbiota transplantation (FMT), which runs the risk of being perceived as a panacea for a multitude of illnesses and also the risk of abuse, as increasing websites sprung up advertising home DIY FMT kits as a "self-treatment" salvage (Ma et al., 2017).
Still, it seemed that Arsenal had only managed to salvage self-respect.
Just as they did Sunday in San Diego, the Mets retained some self-respect by salvaging their series against the Arizona Diamondbacks on Wednesday.
It is also ramshackle and somewhat self-pitying, though salvaged by Phair's sharp sense of humor; far better is the similar closer, "U Hate It," which is built from a dialogue between two industry bigwigs who disparage Phair as a has-been until her new album presumably the one we're listening to wins an award, at which point they abruptly about-face and embrace her again.
Although tattoos offer a way to salvage self-harm scars, it's an ironic choice.
Oliver said he wanted to get Hoffman to a point of "self-reflection" to salvage something from their exchange, but it "didn't happen".
Whether he succeeds in salvaging self-government depends in great part on what some minuscule portion of 312,000,000 Americans believe and do over the next several months and whether a plurality comes to their senses.
"Selvage" may provide a figure for Picardie's design principle; the word itself suggests her fascination with salvage and selves.
There was a charter flight to catch back to Arizona, where the Diamondbacks will attempt to salvage some self-respect, if not the Series.
In order to salvage my self-esteem, I uploaded the video to Instagram, which Musical.ly allows you to do after you've posted, which is one of the ways in which the app has grown in popularity.
After all, if we couldn't, in current academic parlance, ironize the whole affair -- the glitter, the gushing thanks, the issue-of-the-day pieties and ultimately the choices -- how could we salvage our self-respect as we attend to the proceedings with more passion than we want to admit?
