The most common disorder of the eccrine glands, however, is excessive sweating of the palms, soles, armpits, and face.
While the Glazer family's sweating of multiple international sponsorships for United has been envied by other clubs as a lucrative commercial model, this more substantial partnership minted by City could herald a round of similar ventures in China and elsewhere.
Above Houayxai's dock, shopkeepers doze next to stalls of local gems, alongside evil alcoholic brews containing snakes and scorpions: a cure (presently unavailable on the NHS) for rheumatism, lumbago and "sweating of limbs".
Occasionally those parts, a long section, for example on the embarrassments caused by the inopportune sweating of one character (a condition that plagued the headscarf-wearing author), Wallace seems to step out from his shapeshifting voice and to be writing fully autobiographically, making direct eye-contact with the reader.
The amygdala is the personal antennae, for it detects changes in the outside world and inside the body and reacts to all new or unexpected events, or to anticipations of such experiences, by sending impulses to the heart, skin, circulatory vessels, and muscles, leading to a rise in heart rate, increased blood pressure, motor tension, altered breathing, and sweating of the palms.
But it amounts to just 2.3% of GDP, below the world average and far behind America, which devotes 4% of national output to its armed forces.The result is delays and uncertainty over new gear (the future of the navy's surface fleet is uncertain, and the new armoured vehicles are years behind schedule) and the sweating of existing assets.
Representative Nita M. Lowey, a Westchester Democrat whose daughter-in-law Ellen goes to SoulCycle and suggested the event, also praised the idea of trading in a pigs-in-a-blanket event for sweating-of-the-president. "Many people make money at cocktail parties," she said.
Books predict that automation will end sweat-of-the-brow work in the next century.
By the sweat of their brow.
It felt unpleasantly like the sweat of fear.
Beneath the sweat, of course, is a heart of gold.
