Ms. Groneman cites an 1841 article in The Bos- ton Medical and Surgical Journal about a "Miss T". who exhibited uncontrolled "libidinous feelings".
Underlying mechanisms drive an individual to uncontrolled use and create feelings of craving as well as a physiological state of withdrawal.
It doesn't require psychiatric study to understand that Nixon's long-nurtured anger and resentments and his uncontrolled acting on those feelings, eventually brought him down.
Yet there was more warmth and feeling in these chaotic, uncontrolled words than in all the other words of his Presidency put together.
In particular, participants reported feeling frustrated with the uncontrolled nature of their disease, and the collection of self-monitoring information that showed a lack of metabolic control exacerbated this frustration (Table 3; 1d).
Many patients experience emotional burdens in response to these prolonged requirements, including worry about complications, fear of hypoglycemia, feeling of guilt regarding uncontrolled blood glucose, and depressed mood [ 2].
Humans have always used drugs, a fact that underpins "The Pursuit of Oblivion," a history of the controlled and uncontrolled use of substances that alter consciousness, shift feeling and meet an immense range of human wants and needs.
Claude Guéant, Mr Sarkozy's former chief of staff, now his lugubrious, hardline interior minister, said last week: "Because of uncontrolled immigration, [the French] sometimes have the feeling that they are no longer in their own home".
Care gap domains were also created to address select sub-groups of uncontrolled hypertensive and smoker patients to prevent providers from feeling overwhelmed by data and to allow PMAs to execute a more focused panel management intervention.
The scale of uncontrolled immigration into western Europe beggars belief.
