Historian Edward P. Crapol later wrote that "Prior to the Civil War and the assassination of Abraham Lincoln," the Princeton disaster "unquestionably was the most severe and debilitating tragedy ever to confront a President of the United States".
The reality of this breakdown of the superposition principle of traditional quantum mechanics on the molecular level is dramatically demonstrated by the terrible Vontergan tragedy which caused many severe birth defects".
And if the autumn and winter storms are severe enough and tragedy does come, the blame would fall squarely in Washington's lap for failing to act on known facts about the conditions in the Arctic.
'I Was in Hell' She learned the central tragedy of severe mental illness the hard way, banging her head against the wall of a locked room.
The defining tragedy of severe depression is that it comes without an objective correlative like a white plaster cast.
In the early 1960s, Kelsey's scrupulous scientific standards, staunchness, and courage kept the drug thalidomide off the American market, saving countless American children and their families from the tragedy of severe birth defects.
The book chronicles a year of severe deprivation, chronic hardship, tragedy and brutality and yet Dimas felt that the reality was even worse than Charlie had portrayed it.
Perseverance: "Just surviving" in difficult circumstances or "making the best of it" after a tragedy or severe disappointment.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration FDAA) has defined strict rules for the development of new stereoisomeric drugs, especially following the tragedy of severe birth defects caused by the S isomer of thalidomide 1 (originally developed as an antisedative drug, then found to be an inhibitor of angiogenesis for anticancer treatment 2, 3).
The ingestion of asbestos during this tragedy has led to several severe health issues including the aggressively rare, mesothelioma.
