The image of workers spontaneously saying "enough is enough" is inspiring.
Dead birds, mutated fish and the tendency of the water to ignite spontaneously aren't enough to make them rethink the wisdom of their "bathysphere game".
A wart on the skin is a benign tumour caused by a virus; it produces no illness and usually disappears spontaneously if given enough time (often many years).
A possible explanation for such behaviour could be that better educated mothers usually have higher income so they may wait for the illness to subside spontaneously or have enough resources for treatment if the illness gets worse.
The patient described in the article was courageous enough to spontaneously disclose this crucial information.
At Sziget there is even a dreadlock cabin, should you wish to change your hairstyle onsite, as well as a tattoo and piercing cabin for those brave enough to spontaneously put needle to flesh.
In superparamagnetic particles, thermal fluctuations are strong enough to spontaneously demagnetize a previously saturated assembly; therefore, these particles have zero coercivity and have no hysteresis.
But in-person gathering is still a massive opportunity for Facebook because it's one of the few companies with both your real-life social graph and an app you open frequently enough to spontaneously notice friends saying they're nearby and available.
It's a role that Placido Domingo was always keen to repeat, and though we only get him singing two sections of the opera here – the climactic rape scene from the second act, and the final scene of the third, when the despairing Rodrigo dies and all the bells of Spain spontaneously ring out – they are enough to show the dramatic intensity he must have brought to it 50 years ago.
Skin irritation and painful bursitis were seen in one patient in whom K-wires were not buried enough and resolved spontaneously after the planned removal of the K-wires.
