However, knowledge and practice were not closely related in the sense that most non-TB participants perceived that TB can be successfully cured, while patients were seriously shocked when they were told that they had TB.
Klein says it is "unprecedented in my experience, and shows that public pressure in moments of disaster can seriously subvert shock doctrine tactics".
And while the Pentagon has previously reported that 13 Americans have been electrocuted in Iraq, many more have been injured, some seriously, by shocks, according to the documents.
While shmoozing with the guests at Buckingham Palace, Kate wore an Emilia Wickstead dress coat, which would give even the most reckless shopper sticker shock (seriously).
A normal LVEF may be observed when the arterial tone is severely depressed, as in septic shock, despite seriously impaired intrinsic LV contractility.
This would cause large shock accelerations, seriously affecting the machining accuracy.
That was a comeback that fatally damaged United's title chances but this time they never seriously threatened such a shock.
When shooting Vicki's Sand Beast, Jacqueline Hill underestimated the gun's power and fired too soon; she was not seriously injured, though suffered shock and a sore face because it blew back in her face.
In Japan, drivers have been shaken so seriously by the oil shocks that they became the first in the developed world to experience declining car ownership.
"Unexpected natural catastrophes, food crisis or economic shocks can seriously undermine the results of our work in developing countries," said Andris Piebalgs, the EU commissioner for development.
