It's surprising how widely tolerated out-and-out flamboyancy was, but the real surprise is in the highly-fluid, highly-conflicted sexuality of "normal" men, who were otherwise straight.
The rest they tolerate out of respect for her gigantic talent.
Though aortic dissection can be reliably detected by a variety of imaging modalities, often critically ill patients are unable to tolerate out of the emergency department procedures.
Rascals, sanctioned or just tolerated, set out illegal poison bait, often using banned substances such as Compound 1080, or shoot wolves where they have returned to the backcountry.
Another promising drug is oxaliplatin (Ducreux et al, 1998) which, when combined with raltitrexed, gave a RR of 41% in 17 patients and was well tolerated as an out-patient regimen (Fizazi et al, 2000).
The eggs tolerate drying out, and hatch when re-immersed in water.
The UK contemporary art marketplace's most tolerated subversives put out manifestos such as, "Bob and Roberta Smith believe there should be no artists, just people making art".
The Brotherhood, an Islamist group, is legally banned, but it is tolerated and carries out a variety of religious, social and political activities in plain view.
Perhaps without the added burden of tabloid headlines, many businesses face similar situations: A star employee's privately tolerated "idiosyncrasies" spin out of control, and management must respond publicly.
Potential bias in this study includes more severe intial disease in the betamethasone group and also that the betamethasone enema was poorly tolerated in 10 out of 14 compared with 2 out of 16 in the hydrocortisone group.
