In fact, both of them seem to be trying their damndest to do the other harm: Adele going as far as hurling herself down a flight of stairs to abort her child; the child violently kicking, causing violent contractions and – most worryingly of all – growing to a uncommonly large size in Adele's stomach.
They again returned that evening to find Toft again displaying violent contractions.
The encephalitic form is characterized by the dramatic symptom of hydrophobia, which is a painful, violent, involuntary contraction of the diaphragmatic, accessory respiratory, pharyngeal and laryngeal muscles initiated by swallowing of liquids.
In the first of many duets, he swings her from side to side, holds her dramatically aloft and launches her into splashy split jetés, to which she responds with wild eyes, outreaching arms and violent stomach contractions.
Ms. Rice is afflicted by grand mal seizures, violent muscle contractions, and has been dealing with them since she was 8. "I don't know when they're going to come; they just come," Ms. Rice, now 29, said, her eyes tired.
Under the pressure of constant, violent, involuntary psychic contraction (terror, self-loathing) and expansion (rage, grandiosity, mania), character itself shrivels.
Written by Lynn Paltrow, the executive director of the National Advocates for Pregnant Women, it urged the bill's authors to extend its provisions to those fetuses "subjected to repeated, violent maternal uterine contraction and then forced through the unimaginably narrow vaginal canal".
High savings rates at 8% prevented the violent consumer spending contraction we are seeing now.
