In 24 years as a counsellor I've seen so many manifestations of what holds a couple together, including toy boys.
"The pedagogy of the Enlightenment," she argues, gave stupidity its terrain, "repeatedly casting brutality, prejudice, superstition and violence as so many manifestations of the eclipse of reason".
What is ultimately most riveting about this festival is how so many manifestations of originality can derive from and ultimately resolve to the shared conviction that in the end one need not choose.
However, the proportion of antimicrobial drug resistance in Japan is increasing, so extrapulmonary manifestations of antimicrobial drug resistant M. pneumoniae infection might also increase.
Here we are reporting a not so common manifestation of NTM which presented as multiple abdominal abscesses in a middle aged female probably secondary to surgical site infection, however she responded dramatically to the designed treatment.
Recently, the self-rectifying resistive memory has been actively demonstrated[8, 9], which exhibits the obvious rectification effect in LRS, so this manifestation can alleviate the cross-talk effect without serially connecting a diode.
And yet there is almost no energy anywhere in Washington devoted to either studying or overcoming the subtle and not-so-subtle manifestations of corruption in American political life.
It is odd then, in the years since women won the vote, that their struggle has found so few cultural manifestations.
And just as poetry's subject is life in all its manifestations, so it exacts from the reader an equal attention to the human gift of language - meaning, tone, overtone, music, pattern, memorability, the power to move and delight.
"Humor is hard to study because it's extremely complicated and has so many different manifestations," explained Lawrence Mintz, the journal's editor and a professor of American Studies at the University of Maryland at College Park.
