The book's subtitle, "Reflections From Exile," refers not merely to geographical separation -- McPherson grew up in the South and has lived the last 20 years in the Midwest -- but to what he diagnoses as a historical loss of group values.
While he concedes he was down on pace in Manchester, hovering around the 80mph mark because of what he has diagnosed as simple rustiness, Anderson still picked up four wickets in the 330-run victory to see him move past Glenn McGrath as the leading seamer in home conditions with 291 Test victims.
In 2005, he acknowledged that doctors had diagnosed what he described as "formations" — apparently cancer — on his lungs and liver in 2001, a year before he was elected president.
But he diagnosed exactly what was wrong with the no campaign – that it was failing to make the emotional, patriotic plea for union with England as an optimistic, collaborative version of Scotland's destiny – and did the show himself.
Strauss employs the term "theological-political predicament," to diagnose what he contends are the devastating philosophical, theological, and political consequences of the early modern attempt to separate theology from politics.
The guidance counselor suspects the pranksters suffer from attention deficit disorder, much like the author, Dav Pilkey, 34, who said severe hyperactivity was diagnosed during what he calls the "dark ages" of his early schooling.
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Doctors already have to tell Medicare what they diagnose to get reimbursed.
"Well, I would have appreciated being told what the doctor diagnosed, what it is.
Thing is… what if he is diagnosed and it turns out he doesn't have a disorder?
