At home, some family members and friends avoid certain subjects around him, just as he avoids some subjects with his fellow officers.
Emperor Augustus's new pensions were expensive: he paid for them partly out of his own pocket, but also, to the disgruntlement of some subjects, with new taxes.
Many fear that humanities departments – home to some subjects with notoriously low demand, such as modern foreign languages – are set to miss out as a result.
While it is often less than this, in its purest form, war is one of the most raw expressions of our commitment to treat some subjects with moral seriousness.
Ray Midge in "The Dog of the South," who like all of Portis's narrators combines eager fulsomeness on some subjects with tetchy reserve on others, explains the necessity of his heroic quest by summarizing the crimes of his rival, Dupree: "Here he was then, cruising the deserts of Mexico in my Ford Torino with my wife and my credit cards and his black-tongued dog.
In addition to migrainous headache, photophobia, phonophobia, and osmophobia were reported in some subjects with TTH in the present study.
Bimaxillary surgery induced postoperative narrowing of the upper pharyngeal airway and leaded to snoring after surgery in some subjects with class III malocclusion.
In conclusion, this study has shown that some subjects with lung diseases may have difficulty in providing evidential breath samples using the Lion Intoxilyzer 6000 UK.
PET-guided prostate biopsy implementation could be not only plausible, but also mandatory in some subjects with contraindications to MRI or high clinical probability of prostate cancer, associated to negative MRI.
The presentation of sensory hypersensitivity symptoms in subjects with TTH suggests that some migrainous headaches may be classified as TTH or some subjects with TTH may have migrainous features.
A certain portion of ACPs from R-fMRI and T-fMRI data were overlapped, suggesting some subjects with overlapping ACPs were not in the expected task-free/task-performance brain states.
