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If a woman is made to suffer – excessively in my view – for abandoning her damned cat, it must follow that we cannot let off these MPs.
The high-rise buildings usually suffer from excessively large wind-induced vibrations, and thus vibration control systems might be necessary.
Commonly covered by insurance to help women who suffer from excessively heavy periods or from painful cysts, it also can be used safely to rid a woman of her period, for non-medical reasons.
To the contrary, eliminating teacher tenure and seniority protections would likely produce an even less experienced and less effective teaching force - especially in our urban public schools, which already suffer from excessively high rates of turnover.
During their first years of life, Luis and Antonio Covarrubias enjoyed — or suffered through — the excessively equal treatment that parents tend to give to twins: the same haircut, the same clothes, the same class in the same school.
We should not be seeing shadows between the women's shoulder blades in the opening waltz in "Diamonds" (which suffered more), and both dances relied excessively on spotlights.
Booth found that, of the 4,076 poor individuals he studied, 62 percent were paid low or irregular wages; 23 percent had large families or suffered from illness; and 15 percent squandered their earnings, drank excessively, or refused to work.
Expressing confidence in what he called the economy's "bounce-backability", the MPC member said figures for the third quarter of 2009 showing the UK suffered a sixth successive quarter of falling output perhaps presented "an excessively downbeat" view of the UK.
In addition to Mrs. Sandusky, the defense called a psychologist, Elliot Atkins, who testified that Mr. Sandusky suffered from a condition called histrionic personality disorder, which often includes excessively sexual or flirtatious behavior as a way of getting attention.
