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Dr. Benson said it is not uncommon to see dogs that are rendered practically immobile by a combination of weight and joint or bone issues.

"The whole health-care system is set up to pay for services that are rendered," he said, "when the patient, and society, is interested in health".

He has a slight speech impediment and an overemphatic manner of inflection that are rendered all the more conspicuous by the dentist's-drill whine of his voice.

The adjective is hauled out to describe clothes that are rendered in a dark palette, or look as if they have been put on backward or seem intended for a woman whose breakfast is equal parts black coffee and Paxil.

Mrs. Rigden, an American-born who studies interfaces at BT Laboratories in Ipswich, England, has found that colorblind people are frequently confused by navigation bars and other Web tools that are rendered invisible or indecipherable by their color combinations.

Some of the scariest films of the past few years (the original Saw, The Exorcism of Emily Rose, The Descent) hinge on simple premises that are rendered simply; everyday people plunged into terrifyingly extraordinary situations.

It simply plugs a few loopholes in the existing law that are rendering it meaningless.

'It's sickening to see the beating that was rendered.

Because of that we accept the verdict that was rendered by the jury.

It is the mutual aspect of these encounters that is rendered shocking, illegal, and repulsive.

Previous systems had chain-like structures that were rendered in operable by the destruction of a single link.