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After his death, my mother had to raise us alone, and she was acutely aware that she was truly on her own, with no backup plan.

It's a tremendous honour and privilege to be elected for a third term and I'm acutely conscious of that honour and that privilege.

With its acutely observant eye for class differences and chilly corporate manners "The Company Men" has two moral grounding wires.

However, as the Danish existentialist Soren Kierkegaard acutely observed, the end result of this is often a life that is empty, not full.

The thousands of men and women whose own lives were enriched by this generous, humble, and deeply spiritual colonel feel his loss acutely.

But Twain was acutely aware of his own ignorance, and his humor opened the door to self-exploration.

Vatican officials have no doubt found the exposure of such internal dissent acutely embarrassing.

Many universities, however, are acutely worried about the effects that this shadow market will have on the reputation of these agreements.

Suddenly, I was acutely aware of his body touching mine, like I'd never been during any other yoga adjustment.

I am sure policy makers are acutely aware of this and of the short-term as well as long-term implications for such further adjustments.

Regret it easy to write the word, but it is the most acutely the pain of life.

' Perhaps as a result, the White House now seems acutely sensitive to Republican skepticism of government intervention of any sort.

The nation was in a state of shock, and no one understood more acutely than Kennedy himself the need to restore perspective.

Chinese leaders are acutely sensitive to any suggestion that the country is being pushed around by foreign powers over the currency issue.

Those conditions include more than 30% of children being acutely malnourished, and four children out of every 10, 000 dying daily.

Patients with CHD usually present acutely to A&E or are referred to an outpatient clinic.

When we left that afternoon, we were acutely aware of how lucky we were to be able to do so.

I have always been acutely aware of the power of a strong, singular voice.

The Egyptian upset is heightening a sense of encirclement that has not been felt so acutely by Israelis in decades.

After her mother's death, she became acutely aware of her own mortality.

China has been acutely conscious of being the only permanent member of the United Nations without a carrier.

More than 30 percent of the children must be acutely malnourished.

The onset of leg pain is usually insidious, but pain may begin acutely when sudden disk hernia tion follow injury.

The president's decision to go before the White House press corps also suggests Obama is acutely aware of the political peril here.

The Pentagon is already beginning to focus more acutely on the threat posed by climate change.

The moral dilemmas thrown up by calculating per capita consumption are not confined to food. They apply just as acutely to global warming.

He was acutely observant and had a retentive memory. He was particularly good at capturing images and had an eye for minute detail.

China's leaders are acutely aware of the risks of social unrest and they will be willing and able to try to spend their way out of trouble.

I felt the loss of my first homeland acutely, fueled by the sense that this departure was irrevocable.

What would you do if you were caring for an alert patient who suddenly got acutely confused and disoriented?

The key limitation at this point is radial strength and the ability to keep the artery open acutely when you do an intervention.

Perineal infections are a common presenting complaint in women attending acutely to a gynaecology department.

Like a suspicious child, they will be acutely aware of any hint of doubt or inconsistency in mum and dad's kind words.

Contrary to what people might think, Ayanami Rei was acutely of what was going on around her.

Republicans and Democrats, acutely aware of the electorate's desire to rein in massive government borrowing, should take it.

AS A recession spawned by a banking crisis struck two years ago, London looked acutely vulnerable because of its reliance on finance.

As we are all acutely aware, danger signals concerning the state of our public finances have been flashing.

Blair may have been acutely conscious that London was Washington's junior partner, but he, not Bush, acted the part of elder statesman.

Whenever I brought up the subject of ad revenue, Drummond grew acutely uncomfortable.

Looking back, I can see that each of us was, separately, acutely in need of affection, sex and companionship.

As a young boy, having two fathers, I became acutely aware of being careful which thoughts I chose to adopt as my own.

However, disks may also rupture very acutely. Some dogs will go from normal walking to total paralysis in less than one hour.

The photographer as magician is acutely aware of the multiplicity of associations submerged in the appearance of the objective world.

But her gibe applies just as acutely to President Obama's fans outside the US, as to his supporters inside America.

Though that division has surely been creeping up on us since the '80s, people are now more acutely aware of it.

In Europe, major economies showed signs of flagging output and falling business confidence, but smaller countries also suffered acutely.

Few of the losses have been felt as acutely as the destruction of the city's only general hospital.

A woman will feel this especially acutely in a social circle situation.

Methods The rats content of blood sugar, hepatic glycogen and muscle glycogen were measured after they were poisoned acutely through douche.

To make it perfect is impossible and let people feel frustrated and nervous. Furthermore, it wastes your time acutely .

Sedation and control of disruptive and dangerous behavior are the initial goals in stabilizing acutely agitated patients.

I felt this acutely after my cousin, Arthur, died unexpectedly in his sleep a few weeks ago.

Arab governments are acutely aware that too much of the growth in their economies has been driven by oil, property and tourism.

Suddenly and for the first time, after all these years of missing a leg, I felt acutely self-conscious.

Governments need to be acutely aware of this as they calibrate their austerity plans.

Here we present three patients who acutely developed global aphasia without hemiplegia as a result of stroke.

No one is more acutely aware that the war against Islamic militancy can't be won by military means alone.

And his predictions for the public finances are acutely vulnerable to setbacks in his forecasts for strong GDP growth from 2011 until 2014.

The educated Chinese are well aware of the foreign menace. They realize acutely what the Japanese have done in Manchuria and Shantung.

It also makes you acutely aware of any DIFFERENCES between your right leg and left leg.

Dearest Seraphin, I have been feeling strangely sad today (though there is nothing acutely "wrong" ) and feeling so sensitive.

George Bernard Shaw's observation that Britain and America are two countries divided by a common language is acutely relevant here.

The decision to restore sinus rhythm acutely depends on the hemodynamic status of the patient.

I was overwhelmed with excitement, and became acutely aware of my own tachycardia and diaphoresis.

In acutely isolated hippocampal slices, kainate application increased S100B secretion in a neural-activity-dependent manner.

to drive responsibly and to be acutely aware of the consequences of drinking and driving, even if they are the passenger.

But Washington must also be acutely aware that the region's dynamics are changing.

The conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq have made planners acutely conscious that fuel dependence is putting US forces at risk.

Objective To evaluate the clinical results of arthroscopic treatment of acutely painful calcifying tendonitis of shoulder.

But actually, what some people seem to feel more acutely is that it is the present, not the past, that is a foreign country.

But you don't understand: incoherence of imagery is a fair representation of the acutely distracted and fractured mind.

Mr Lee is acutely aware that KEB and Lone Star have become by words for his country's alleged hostility to foreign investors.

But when one is acutely concerned about doing the right thing, it can be difficult not to feel guilty on occasion.

This can be seasonal, development-related, or economic, which we're seeing most acutely right now.

Their rupture and spread is a rare event, which may be asymptomatic or may present acutely as chemical meningitis.

COMMENT India's booming tech industry seems acutely aware of the problems it faces - conservatism, social exclusion, lack of diversity.

With the popularity of the tourist industry, the demand and challenge for guide interpreters also go up acutely.

Amphibian skin is incredibly thin, making frogs acutely susceptible to changes in temperature, humidity, or water quality.

"The death of a child is acutely painful. I had no idea parental love was so strong, " said Dame Stephanie.

But as economic activity picks up, the shortage of supplies is felt even more acutely.

Behind the specific complaints lies the deeper concern, felt particularly acutely in Washington.

As a working newspaper man, moreover, I am acutely aware of how quickly statistics become out of date and are superseded by later figures.

If the west bears most of the responsibility for global warming, the effects will be felt more quickly and acutely in the emerging world.

Even though people may not see any evidence of sags as they occur, the equipment can feel them acutely .

The UN has already declared a famine in two areas of southern Somalia, where 30% of children are acutely malnourished.

Not less acutely than Edmund was it felt by Fanny, who had edged back her chair behind her aunt's end of the sofa.

Paradoxically , then, the world's insurance program against localized famine is itself acutely vulnerable to global food shortages .

The Chinese government is acutely interested in diversifying its foreign exchange reserves beyond United States Treasuries.

Although no direct sexual contact occurs, the change in body positions puts sex on a hidden agenda that both become acutely aware of.

Might even the most careful assessment miss signs of awareness in acutely brain-damaged , non communicative patients?

Facing an acutely symptomatic patient is not a normal experience, and it takes some mental preparation, said Berlin.

He observed her acutely, seeming to evaluate her hill-inflected vowels for the secrets behind her "yep" and "nope. "

Architects of post-modernism catch acutely the changes of such social cultural mentality.

Investors should be acutely aware of this even without an extra label on credit ratings to remind them.

The warming of the planet will be gradual, but the effects of more frequent extreme weather events will be abrupt and acutely felt.

Usually due to an animal's mother having been Acutely Infected during their pregnancy.

The announcement comes at an acutely sensitive time, as international pressure mounts on Iran over its nuclear program.

The scandal, is acutely embarrassing for Shanghai, a city that has long presented itself as clean and largely free of corruption.

The new survey also revealed that women are more acutely affected by being disorganised than men.

Those numbers mean that Mr Obama is running into stiff head winds and is acutely vulnerable.

Therefore, as a group, acutely ill older people are not natural candidates to bypass the DGH.

But under that surface buoyancy, the industry is acutely aware that business will genuinely never be quite the same again.

Babies are acutely tuned in to the human face and can even recognise basic facial features at birth.

A fast-growing population of pensioners feels price increases much more acutely than others.

American policymakers will be acutely aware that there is almost no appetite anywhere else, except Britain, for breaking up banks.

Throughout the story Stalin was either acutely aware of what was going on or was guiding events.

Demonstrate the ability to manage the acutely burned patient, including minor and major injuries.

It is at this point that Freud pauses and goes on to ask very acutely: What is this?

Current evidence suggests that twice-daily LDUH may not be efficacious enough in the acutely ill medical inpatient.

Thus, acutely infected persons may play a disproportionate role in sustaining the epidemic.

Many feel acutely the loss of their birth families, culture and sense of belonging.

Acutely, alcohol can cause negative effects on motor skills and physical performance.

The busier we are, the more acutely we feel that we live, the more conscious we are of life.

She was acutely awareof the noise of the city. They are politically very aware.

Pigs acutely affected with swine dysentery should be medicated via the water.

These farmers are acutely sensitive to the movements in price that determine their profit or loss.

Chinese education officials are acutely aware of the problem, and say they have substantially reformed the country's ideological education.

The music industry is acutely susceptible to believing in saviors - only to get disappointed nearly every time.

Those fighting terrorism are acutely aware that much of their work, based on intelligence, is regarded with suspicion.

Workers are, however, acutely aware of strikes at other factories from reports in official media, blogs and internet chat forums.

The worn stages of diamond grits are: initial worn stages, normal worn stages, acutely worn stages.

Herbs. Branches usually acutely 4-angled, sometimes spiny, hirsute, glandular. Leaves opposite.

Unfortunately, it is acutely vulnerable to the forthcoming spending squeeze.

They are not going to announce it to their families because, just like teenagers, they become acutely aware of ageist prejudices.

Even when the really painful thoughts come, they don't tend to hurt as acutely as they did before.

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The elements of traditional and non-traditional threats to security are intertwined, and the scourge of terrorism is more acutely felt.

Perhaps that was because, after three days alone in the car, I was acutely aware of my own isolation.

European banks use more hybrid instruments as capital than do US institutions, so they will feel the tightening acutely.

They understand it acutely, and there is a natural leaning for Compassion to be attractive to them.

In mid-February 1975, an acutely ill Australian man, aged 20 years, was admitted to a hospital in Johannesburg, South Africa.

Local people are acutely aware of how the weather is changing animal behaviour.

Many European thinkers are acutely aware of the folly of many US policies.

Fauci told me that the government is acutely aware of the severity of the problem.

If real-world poverty follows this principle, those with less money may feel pain more acutely.

As we do so, we are acutely aware that under the last Administration, detainees were released only to return to the battlefield.

If you rely on upgrade plants in Survival: Endless, be acutely aware that they get more expensive the more you have on your lawn.

She scanned the brains of people who were acutely in love. She showed them pictures of their beloved, and neutral pictures.

I acutely and resolutely refuted the brutal persecution of mute commuter .

Toyota's problems will be felt nowhere more acutely than in Aichi prefecture in central Japan, where Toyota is based.

This is a special category, acutely relevant to the present day, whose hidden dynamics have yet to be laid bare.

Mr. Obama is acutely aware that time for progress is limited in any second term, as he increasingly becomes a lame duck.

Driving mechanisms of acutely onset of canine atrial fibrillation under the vagal stimulation.

Policymakers in Beijing are acutely aware of the threat these trends pose to the status quo.

To fish, the compounds are less acutely toxic, but chronic exposure damages them.

The shortage of jobs is felt most acutely by Sweden's fast-growing immigrant population.

The tone of all three emails was of feeling forced into something they weren't sure about, and it made me feel acutely uncomfortable.

Ukraine acutely aware of the situation in the cracks themselves, save themselves taking a wait and see attitude.

as we learn and understand more about the course of climate change , we become more acutely aware that there are no local decisions.

However, German companies remain acutely aware that hiring young Chinese to work in technologically-sensitive areas is a risk.

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Even though we are acutely aware, we have lost awareness of ourselves and our larger surroundings.

Yet, as security for the royal wedding showed, the world still feels the threat acutely.

Wenger, though, is acutely aware that his squad needs added strength in depth.

The most dramatic and urgent symptom in the acutely injured patient is asphyxia.

stipules of cauline leaves acutely incised serrate at apex.

In three provinces almost a third of people are acutely malnourished, says the UN's World Food Programme (WFP).

He became acutely conscious of having failed his parents.

The government said it was "acutely aware" of its responsibilities.

These crises are most acutely felt in the 28 countries that figure in the Humanitarian Action Report.

The subject of relations with North Korea is acutely sensitive in the Chinese capital.

Business people and politicians in the Philippines are acutely aware of the need to find niches in the global economy.

One is acutely aware of all this.

There are more than 100 villages like Pipola scattered around the reservoir's rim, and they feel that shortage acutely.

The folks at Microsoft are acutely aware of the issues in this regard and are still formulating a better strategy.

But Japanese managers are also acutely aware of their own limitations.

But the effects of extreme weather events will be abrupt and acutely felt.

Acutely aware of this discrimination, but also to his view, China needs to revise these laws.

It was acutely embarrassing for us all.

He was acutely aware that a prominent segment of society had little but tax money invested in the outcome.

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He was acutely 14 aware of a wide chasm 15 which can separate words and actions.

15-year-old with headaches and acutely worsening altered mental status.

He is acutely conscious, for example, that Africa will only catch up if Africans themselves live up to the task.

Rotterdam is acutely aware of the intense competition from other large European ports such as Hamburg, Antwerp, Zeebrugge and Bremen.

To resolve the non-gauss noise problem such as wave fluctuating acutely at sea, a new algorithm for extracting object contour is presented.

To be acutely conscious of your body is it normal?

America's founders acutely were aware of the importance of religious freedom.

But ceding land to foreigners, to manage it and claim the products, are acutely sensitive issues in Africa.

The drop in home prices is being felt acutely.

The tester must acutely focus on the game play in order to properly research and document any bugs or glitches.

The busierwe are, the moro acutely we feelthat we live, the more consciouswe are of life.

Samara wing oblong, including nutlet 8-12 cm, wings spreading acutely or erectly.

The political questions raised by its economic power will be felt most acutely in China's immediate neighbourhood.

The eyes of some fish are acutely sensitive to light.

It is a problem that Chinese officials are acutely aware of.

Leaflets 6-8(-10) pairs; cross section of drupe acutely triangular, apex of drupe sometimes truncate.

wing falcate, including nutlet 2-4 cm, wings spreading acutely.

She is acutely aware of the discrepancy between her inner state and her public demeanor.

I am acutely lucky in my family and friends, and in my daughter, my work and my life.

Seeds dark brown, oblate, ca. 1. 5 mm, acutely tuberculate.

Part of the challenge, observers say, is that science in China is acutely susceptible to influence peddling .

As dean of the college, I am acutely aware that you grads are sought-after people in the job market.

But, as in all autocracies, they are acutely nervous about the future.

We are not alone in our struggle, and we feel this acutely , and develop new patterns around it.

She's acutely aware of time slipping into the future.

2 (1) Margin of leaflet blades acutely serrate.

'The Fed is acutely aware of the risk. This is one reason QE2 will be incremental. '

I am acutely aware of the difficulty we face.

but Darcy seemed to feel it most acutely, more I think than last year. His attachment to Rosings, certainly increases.

We should be acutely aware that nicotine is not only harmful to ourselves, but also injury one's health next to us.

I think the government is acutely aware of the need to balance both sides.

The effect is being felt acutely in China, the world's largest garbage importer.

Lack of medicines for children is a global problem, which most acutely affects developing countries.

spur of 2 anterior stamens acutely angular, ca. 1. 5 mm.

She is also, by all accounts, acutely aware of how she is viewed by others.

He imposes a kind of geometry on the field that makes you not only look at the object but also become acutely aware of the place it is in.

Objective: To study the protective effect of nimodipine (NIM) on hippocampal neurons in rats acutely exposed to lead (Pb).

Then, when I was nine years old, we moved across the country to Boston and I missed my mentor acutely.

"I am acutely aware that one year is a very short time. "

Acutely inhaling n-hexane model was adopted to study the effect of Cordyceps militaries and the damage induced by n-hexane.

Preliminary study of application of tissue engineering scaffolds in the repair of acutely injured canine spinal cord

Enzymatic dissociation technique for studying potassium currents in acutely isolated maturing drosophila central neurons

Early endovascular embolization of acutely ruptured intracranial aneurysms

Mild hypothermia on patients with acutely severe traumatic brain injury and preoperative factors predictive to prognosis

Endovascular treatment of the acutely ruptured intracranial aneurysm with coils

Inhibitory effects of scorpion venom heat resistant protein on the excitability of acutely isolated rat hippocampal neurons

Cerebral vasospasm after early treatment of acutely ruptured aneurysms with Guglielmi detachable coils

Neutrophil Apoptosis Accelerated by Macrolides in Acutely Injured Pulmonary Tissue

Whole-cell recording for voltage-gate channel current in acutely isolated hippocampal pyramidal neurons

Inhibition of ACh on the delayed rectifier-like potassium current in acutely isolated cerebral cortical neurons of rats

Inhibition of AA on the delayed rectifier-like potassium current in acutely isolated cerebral cortical neurons of rats

Experiment Research on Establishing Rabbit Model of Acutely Poisoned Liver by Poisonous Mushroom

Analysis of and approaches to acutely accidentally poisoned children with poison intended to kill rats

Detection and analysis of blood platelet indexes of young persons exposed acutely into high altitude

Effects of acutely exhaustive exercise on some biochemical indexes in endurance-trained Mice's blood

Inhibitory effect of caffeine on GABA-activated current in acutely isolated rat dorsal root ganglion neurons

Observation on Curative Effects of SHENG MAI Injection in Treating Acutely Deteriorative Phase of Chronic Pulmonary Heart Disease

Spontaneous Firing of Acutely Dissociated Neurons in Rat Hypothalamus

Acutely exacerbated chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, AECOPD

Acutely (within hours of the ictus ), the T1-weighted images usually demonstrate abnormally low signal;

Changes of Some Blood Arachidonic Acid Metabolites and Hormones in Water Buffaloes Infected Acutely with F. Hepatica

Stipules semiorbicular, herbaceous, margin coarsely acutely serrate or lobed;

Effects of acutely exhaustive training on content of glycogen and activity of SGOT and SGPT in blood in mice

Inhibitory effect of lead on sodium currents in acutely isolated rat hippocampal neurons

Study on Blood Cell Immune Response in Water Buffaloes Infected Acutely with F. Hepatica

Arthroscopic treatment of acutely-avulsed fractures of spinous process of tibia

Effect of the Seed Extract of Fagopyrum Tartaricum on the Liver Acutely Injured by Chemicals in Mice

Effect of TPM on Sodium Currents in Acutely Isolated Rat Hippocampal Neurons

Study On the Method of Acutely Isolating Hippocampal Neuron in Rat and Patch Clamp

It is desirable to euthanize acutely affected pigs to detect primary pathogens

Expression of Heme Oxygenase-1 in Renal Cortex of Rats Acutely Poisoned by Cadmium