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This same study says that we often don't notice we're on shaky mental health ground until we get physically sick.
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Or is Marvin's mental health even shakier than it seems?
After last week's episode, the central question in "Homeland" was whether Brody, in his shaky post-heroin addiction and vulnerable mental state, could be trusted to deliver for CIA while in Tehran.
Right now, her mental state on big points is shaky, and her tentative serve has yet to improve in recent years.
Mental strength, at the very biggest moments, and an occasionally shaky serve, have been the biggest deficiencies in the Frenchman's game but after Wawrinka won the third set he fought back superbly to take the fourth.
We need to remember that caffeine is a drug, capable of providing us with mental alertness but at higher doses can make us anxious, shaky, and have gastrointestinal problems such as diarrhea.
It is altogether possible that Trump's mental state is both one that is capable of criminal intent and one shaky enough that our potential nuclear annihilation should not depend on it.
No physical evidence connected him to the crime; he was convicted based solely on shaky identifications, including that of one eyewitness who, as Judge Lowy noted, "demonstrated a marked lack of mental acuity over the course of trial".
Specifically, he was narked by a new work by Lars von Trier called The Idiots, a film shot with shaky cameras that centred on an orgy-loving group of rebels who, in public, acted like people with mental disabilities.
Shaky coalitions?
Shaky about fault zones?
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