Previous years have seen me don variations on plaid tops – red for extra passion, blue and green if I'm feeling thoughtful – but I've found the criss-cross patterns actually divert attention from my material, and a funny face strikes a weaker relief against a loudly dressed torso.
The Bush administration already had tried several weak foreclosure relief programs.
Public Citizen had petitioned the F.D.A. to withdraw Darvon, saying the drug offered relatively weak pain relief and posed an overdose risk.
In summary, uplift, weak geology, relief, susceptibility to rain storms, and vegetation clearance have all contributed to high rates of total erosion (denudation) giving this region the distinction of being one of the most erosion-prone regions of New Zealand and in the world (Williams, 1980).
Weak longitudinal reliefs on the external surface of the upper body probably correspond to mesenterial attachments (Figure 1A).
Overall, the grading process supported the use of intravenous hydromorphone and fentanyl as superior to intravenous morphine for rapid and effective pain relief (weak recommendation, moderate quality evidence).
The A's had the weakest left-handed relief pitching in the league, and the Indians had some of the strongest.
At home, Abe celebrated early successes in his quest to revive the world's third-biggest economy – a weaker yen brought relief to exporters and share prices soared – only for Japan's notoriously cautious consumers to refuse to stay on-message.
As we walked home together, both weak and giddy with relief, Margaret told me the substance of her revelation.
Before a weak rally brought some relief to traders battered by six months of the declining price, the North Sea global benchmark slid more than 2% to $49.66.
