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It's killing off his nerves in his arms, legs and mouth - it stops him from being able to chew and talking properly.

Oh, you're a great help! Your optimismis beginning to get on my nerves. I'm beat. Maybe we should just call it a day.

Charles said he now knows what being a parent of a son or daughter on active duty can do to your nerves.

For almost a year they had waged a war of nerves on their neighbours; now it was to be war in earnest.

The length of the road began to nag at my nerves.

Lord Henry's casual questioning had made him lose his nerves for the moment, and he wanted his nerves still.

I was surprised on the day to realise that I had no nerves, just a calm feeling that this was absolutely the right thing.

But he badly needed the money: his wife had just given birth (also to a daughter), and his nerves were on edge.

Within a minute our noisy socializing began to wear a little thin, but Winterborn had nerves of steel.

Recovery from spinal cord injuries is often impossible because of the formation of scar tissue, which impedes the growth of new nerves.

While Mr Moynihan maintained that the bank did not need extra capital, he agreed Berkshire's move could ease Wall Street's nerves.

You will calm your nerves and be a much more effective speaker if you speak to one person at a time, for a few second each.

He thought he would black out in anger, and turned around in his cart and began talking aloud to calm his nerves.

We may think we're being cool, but when we're stressed, our network of nerves starts to prepare our body for action as if it's under attack.

Just wait until you get to know him a bit longer, then you might find some things about him that get on your nerves.

'It gets on my nerves, ' she answers. 'Walk with me a bit: just till there. '

He had a brachial avulsion, so the nerves were cut and the arm was paralyzed, lying in a sling for a year, and then the arm was amputated.

If the Collina rulebook is to be believed, those who do not betray some nerves prior to the game probably should not be there.

And she was just a natural difference between motor nerves and skin as white as sick as the common girl.

Such was the effect of this simple piece of scrap, that more than one woman of delicate nerves was forced to leave the meeting-house.

But, as she put it, she said, "Something got into my head and turned my nerves to steel. "

What is the matter with you, West? You are a bundle of nerves this morning.

This was the critical moment, and one of nerves less steady, or of a training that had been neglected, would have seized it to rise and fly.

This effect, known as hyperglycemia, can damage blood vessels, the kidneys, heart, eyes and nerves.

"We believe only the consumers can touch the nerves of these enterprises, " he said.

Red sits in the dark, a bundle of nerves, trying to hold himself still. He feels like he might scream or shake to pieces.

Adipose tissue is in a state of continuous turnover and is sensitive to nerves and hormonal stimuli.

When high blood sugar levels damage nerves in the body, especially the arms, legs, and feet, the condition is called diabetic neuropathy.

Love is when thought of him steadies your nerves.

asks one university student. With nerves jangled from years of upheaval, nicotine is often the first and only comfort.

Lyrical, slow music, the same as if sequential device, so that relaxation down our nerves and lead us into the land of sleep.

But as a documentary, in terms of clarity and content, it's more than enough to shock your wife's fragile nerves.

As the name implies, this form of amyloidosis is inherited. This type often affects the liver, nerves, heart and kidneys.

In this case, "lover at end of the century" series are able to affect the restless nerves of audiences in a modern life.

With perseverance and nerves of steel he made a fortune selling jewelry boxes, lost it all, and gained it back 20 times over.

Relaxing the body and nerves, and mapping out a clear career plan are effective ways to relieve the syndrome, experts suggest.

But it was not the result of nerves, just the unseasonable heat at Real Madrid's Valdebebas headquarters.

One of the female automated voice announcers is called Sonia - because her voice "gets on yer nerves" .

Christchurch has since been hit by several so-called aftershocks that have continued to fray residents' nerves.

"The early opening strategy is to get a jump on the nerves they have, " he said.

I'm glad to see you keep your nerves in such a difficult situation.

After shedding his early nerves, Guan was more consistent in the second half of his round and shot level par on the back nine.

When I'd feel my heart racing, from nerves and adrenaline, I'd wonder if I were close to a heart attack. "Come on, Mr. "

The disease left her with a crippling jumble of nerves jutting out from the base of her spine.

however, diffuse involvement of intercostal nerves bilaterally has never been reported previously.

The great Greek physician Hippocrates claimed that the sun was health and soothing to the nerves of the back.

Your body is an amazing machine and the network of nerves and sensory receptors in the body transmit all the information as it is received.

No doubt he was hoping a martini or two might calm his nerves before the big event.

So these are nerves you see, down on the bottom, and the microscope probe that's being held by the robotic hand, up at the top.

She paused, the strain of this contest proving almost too much for her tired nerves.

He also thought and tried to convince others that the spinal cord was what brought the nerves, the sensations of pain, throughout the body.

His nerves were bad. He had skin trouble. It was agony for him to wear anything next to his skin coarser than silk.

Carrying inward to a central organ or section, as nerves that conduct impulses from the periphery of the body to the brain or spinal cord.

Basic individual qualities include shooting accuracy (marksmanship), balance , concentration, coordination, good nerves and sense of timing.

I sit in th long grass trying to keep my hand-held camera a little steadier than my nerves.

I don't mind waiting down there for an hour, but I'm not going to stay in this damned hotel shaking with nerves for another minute.

Assuming the dog has good, strong nerves and a reasonably high threshold, a dog with strong defense drive can be a good working dog.

Objective: To analysis the heart rate variability and evaluate the change of autonomic nerves tension of the depressive patients.

His assistant becomes a bit of back-seat driver and it's getting on his nerves.

This has been a day of intense uncertainty and speculation in Athens. The prime minister addressed parliament to calm nerves.

As the tumor had grown, it had compressed the nerves leading to Julian's anus and legs, causing itching and pain.

You will find it a good drink for fatigue as well as for nerves.

We drank without talking for a while, getting our nerves back in shape.

President Bush is among those trying to calm the nerves of investors in Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

The next week I smoked five cigarettes a day and had an even worse case of nerves.

In contemporary Chinese public discussion, the word "nationalism" always gets on the sensitive nerves of the spirit of the age.

Wolfberry: Bushenshengjing, Liver, eyesight, strong bones essence, to fatigue, easy color, white, eyes and nerves, is longevity.

It extends from the lower part of the brain down through spine. Along the way, various nerves branch out to the entire body.

Their skulls were joined into one and, although they did not share brain tissue, they did share vital arteries and nerves.

What he said at the meeting strung her nerves up.

You are not your body ? in other words, you are not the flesh, blood, nerves and cells that make up the body.

Shingles is a disease by an infection of certain nerves and producing painful red spots often in a band around waist.

He would have tossed and fidgeted, as his nerves demanded, but he was afraid he might wake Sid.

I just blurted out the proposal lest my nerves get the best of me.

The brain is the organ of this mind and the cerebrospinal system of nerves puts us in conscious communication with every part of the body.

Jennie stiffened perceptibly , her nerves responding as though to a shock from an electric current.

They're really getting on my nerves, playing loud music and making all that noise. They're a disgrace.

The visit to Beijing by US defence secretary Robert Gates last week did not calm nerves at the Pentagon.

This temporarily blocks signals that pass through the nerves to the muscles of the body and back to the brain.

He made me feel like I was supposed to be there which helped to settle my nerves.

Abnormalities of the heart's natural pacemaker or of the nerves that conduct its impulses cause arrhythmias.

Not to be confused with tennis or golfer's elbow (forms of tendonitis), this new diagnosis stems from the nerves that run through the elbow.

At first I chalked it up to nerves and my body trying to adjust itself to sleeping during the day and going to school at night.

Over time, diabetes can damage the heart, blood vessels, eyes, kidneys and nerves - causing chronic problems and early death.

living cells in an animal's body are connected to the heart by blood vessels, and to the brain by nerves.

There was no real way of explaining Green's error other than nerves.

Type A: While outwardly calm, they have such high standards (perfectionists) that they tend to be balls of nerves on the inside.

We need to do is, there is an urgent wake-up already numb the nerves, wipe off the dust of the idle capacity has been a long time.

Your baby's cartilage and bone are beginning to form and his organs, muscles and nerves are gearing up.

Oh, you're a great help! Your optimism is beginning to get on my nerves. I'm beat!

Your baby's cartilage and bone are beginning to form and his organs, muscles and nerves are gearing up.

Oh, you're a great help! Your optimism is beginning to get on my nerves. I'm beat!

Piling upon brain nerves without a sense of priority, scattered worldly concerns induce spells of pain.

Those nerves spilled over into a recent debate hosted by the Center for the Study of Islam and Democracy in Washington.

You can prepare all you want, but when the interview is only hours away, another set of nerves kicks in.

Food surfeit and constipation are brain nerves to lose one of the equilibrium symptoms, is also reduce weight of two big night enemies.

So what I did to get my confidence up, to get my nerves to settle down, I rehearsed by apologizing to Tina Fey.

The transplanted nerves will act as a conduit to allow the baby's undamaged fight-hand nerves to grow over to his left side.

She said: "I was so bad, I could never get to test level. It was down to a mixture of nerves and lack of ability. "

Out of 12 cranial nerves, five of them are picking up the data from around the mouth.

Out of 12 cranial nerves, five of them are picking up the data from around the mouth.

And, while I'd like to say I feel sick, I don't. Not unless pre wedding nerves, last-minute jitters, and horrific amounts of stress count.

Arthritis and damaged nerves in her spine weakened her hind legs, causing her a lot of pain.

The human brain contains several billion nerve cells, which are connected with one another by fine nerves.

That was far more than had previously been pledged but it was not enough to settle investors' nerves.

The fact that non-food price gains have remained low, at less than 1 per cent, has not calmed the nerves of senior policymakers.

The connecting nerves, tissues, muscles, and ligaments all react and engage with one another during your arousal cycle.

Security is a pure concept, a state of mind that makes a man or woman feel safe inside, a sense that keeps the nerves calm.

Mr. Bennet, how can you abuse your own children in such a way? You take delight in vexing me. You have no compassion on my poor nerves.

The human body needs iron to capture oxygen, copper and chromium to absorb energy, cobalt to sheathe our nerves and zinc to help our genes.

The human body needs iron to capture oxygen, copper and chromium to absorb energy, cobalt to sheathe our nerves and zinc to help our genes.

You probably work with at least one person who simply gets on your nerves.

Her calmness was getting on his nerves; she seemed to have determined just how far she meant to go.

Depending on which disease the patient has, bones, nerves, glands, and other important organs can be destroyed.

But patience and calm nerves may be hard to find at a time when U. S. financial markets continue to drop at alarming rates.

Sarcoidosis may be one of the potential causes of some unproven abnormalities in brain, spinal cord, cranial and peripheral nerves.

proteins constitute the body's vital substances, the body of various organizations - muscle, bone, skin, nerves, may all contain protein.

You're right, Clark. I've been exhausted all day. My nerves are shot. My concentration is shot.

I can give you some medicine to help you sleep better, but I think it's more important that you overcome your nerves.

Her nerves tingled with the memory of it, rebelling at the renewed touch of the soft, chill darkness.

Her nerves tingled with the memory of it, rebelling at the renewed touch of the soft, chill darkness.

However, if you listen to a material for a longer time, it may happen that your nerves are somewhat blank.

His nerves had become blunted, numb, while his mind was filled with weird visions and delicious dreams.

Finally my nerves gave away and I turned and bolted, through the unfamiliar plantation, tangled vines and rustling leafage.

Diabetic neuropathy is damage to the nerves as a result of diabetes, and affects up to 50% of people with diabetes.

All his nerves seemed to have come apart .

She has been lucky so far in that it has not yet attacked one of those critical nerves.

That demonstrates that STT nerves react differently to the sensation of a scratch when it happens in response to an existing itch.

At any sign of violence or racism her nerves and muscles instantly responded, hitting out, resisting what was physically intolerable.

On August 8th Mr Obama addressed the nation from the State Dining Room of the White House in a bid to soothe nerves and markets.

Calcium also allows blood to clot normally, muscles and nerves to function properly, and the heart to beat normally.

The arrival of Denton seemed to immediately calm the frayed nerves of public officials and stem the anger of a frustrated press corps.

I'm afraid to say anything. Maybe I'm getting on her nerves too.

The key technique of the operation is to separate the blood vessels and cranial nerves carefully from the tumor along the arachnoid.

Musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) can affect the body's muscles, joints, tendons , ligaments, bones and nerves.

Doctors cut his skin away and replaced it with the face of an unnamed donor, painstakingly connecting arteries, veins and nerves.

Perhaps removal firms should provide an "after care" counselling service to help repair the shattered nerves of homeowners?

Even though most such tumors do not spread like other cancers, any unwanted growth in the spinal cord can further damage nerves.

My mom has had a hearing problem since she was two and had very high fever which basically burned her ear nerves.

Peripheral nerves are surrounded by an external sheath, which contains concentric layers of thin perineurial cells.

With advances in modern MR imaging, direct MR visualization of many peripheral nerves is now possible.

If they had an outfit of Anglo-Saxon nerves, they would be as wretched as we frequently suppose them to be.

Nerves and hormones constantly monitor and balance the heart rate and blood pressure.

Your mate could get on your nerves if he or she backs you into an emotional comer or puts restrictions on your time.

Nerves quickly calmed during a regional meeting a week later.

Doctors are now finding ways to put these nerves to good use, by rewiring them to control prosthetic limbs or reanimate paralysed limbs.

Someanti-HIV medicines have been known to cause damage to the nerves in the hands and feet, a condition known as peripheral neuropathy.

pressure, and other strong stimuli. The skin has many of these pain nerves. Deeper areas inside the body have fewer pain nerves.

Because nerves to the feet have the longest distance to travel, the extremities are the first things to be affected.

Over time, diabetes can damage the heart, blood vessels, eyes, kidneys, and nerves.

But nerves have been rattled at the company's headquarters in Silicon Valley, where bosses are mulling over how to respond.

It kills the nerves of her body, and will eventually kill a critical nerve like to the brain, heart or lungs.

Computed tomography scanning of the orbit showed enhancing and bulky optic nerve sheath at the retrobulbar part of both optic nerves.

THERE is no law against testing missiles, even far-flying ones intended to rattle nerves around the globe.

So how can job seekers keep cool when it counts ? Relax . A few simple techniques can help calm frayed nerves and sooth interview jitters.

With nerves still jangling in Europe, the region's central bankers are leery of appearing to be forced sellers.

The pained animal's voice rasped on Scarlett's nerves until she was tempted to stop and untie the beast.

Therefore, even in the self-introduction part of the first training lesson, I felt nerves as well.

Results: Pectoralis minor muscles, taking its own nutrient arteries, veins and nerves, showed constant anatomical position.

is supplied with very fine nerves, connected with a main nerve coming from a special part of the brain.

She told them nitrogen forms most of the Earth's air; What's neutron ; the nervous system is the network of nerves in the body.

He said that the inspection reports from that moment, he can feel the nerves in the body tremors .

Bundles of tough fibers that give the skin its elasticity, firmness and strength help make up the dermis. Blood vessels and nerves are here.

In a surgical first, Houston doctors transplanted nerves from a living donor to her infant son.

Conclusion: The formation of the mixed vascular malformations of tongue may be associated with the decrease of sensory nerves.

Poor Mr Carson. We'll have to treat him like a God for a month to calm his nerves.

Doctors in the United States developed a method that greatly improved the chance that these nerves could be repaired.

This study was to explore MRI performances and features of schwannomas from cranial nerves in posterior cranial fossae.

Media reports about rising unemployment rates and a difficult job market have touched students' nerves.

This, in turn, might ease Australia's nerves when it considers individual deals in light of Australia's national interest.

Sympathetic nerves have their ganglia just above the heart.

it's never out of style; It nerves us on to try again when failure makes us blue, the dimples of encouragement are good for me and you.

It has already begun to temper its foreign-policy rhetoric to calm American nerves.

I didn't know which of his nerves told this blind actor that I was stealthily moving the side curtains.

Nerves calmed in the money markets and the most moribund corners of the credit landscape showed signs of life.

The limited actions are disproportioned with works around the clock by self- dominative nerves.

In the case of multiple sclerosis, the immune system is thought to attack myelin, the lipid-rich sheath coating our nerves.

As well as getting on everybody's nerves, he's got a habit of borrowing money and forgetting to pay it back.

CONSTRUCTION OF A THREE-DIMENSIONAL INTERACTIVE MODEL OF THE SKULL BASE AND CRANIAL NERVES.

No wonder nerves are frayed by the intent to issue standards for compensation across the financial sector.

Nerves that respond to touch and pressure in the feet and ankles no longer signal the direction of down.

My muscles and nerves on my face froze and I was so doubtful if her contact lens were working in her beautiful eyes.

Unhappily, when Smith and his colleagues arrived at the airport , another indignity frayed their already taut nerves even further .

Stealthy pursuit, a steady hand and nerves of steel will allow you to eliminate those responsible.

I speak well to small groups, but I fee nervous with a large crowd. How can I reduce these nerves?

Good nerves are the basis of all desirable character straights in a real working dog.

Yet nerves were rattled this year when a dispute between Russia and Ukraine cut off the gas to the EU.

Your optimism is beginning to get on my nerves.

Symptoms What does signal bad nerves is avoidance of a non threatening human or object or inappropriate aggression.

He has nerves of steel and seems to never choke under pressure, proving the supreme confidence that is not found in every NBA player.

Most remarkable of all, he never suffers from nerves on the stage.

I guess when you haven't slept longer than an hour and a half at a stretch for two weeks straight, you get on each other's nerves.

Of course, she would probably get on his nerves after a while, too, just like his parents had.

Once conform, once do what other people do finer than they do it, and a lethargy steals over all the finer nerves and faculties of the soul.

although due to deterioration of the nerves in older age, the same symptoms develop in relation to this disease.

For the next two days each ring of their telephone sent the Young's nerves twanging.

The amount of white matter (connections between nerves) was similar across the two groups.

"We would have preferred the auction to go ahead, " says one senior Italian banker, who frets that postponement has rattled nerves.

We always assumed it was nerves, or a surreptitious attempt to glance at their wristwatch.

Waterloo at the end of the ovary in the extraperitoneal organization, obturator through blood vessels and nerves.

Experts have also warned that the instruments are loud enough to damage ear nerves and some have called for them to be banned.

High-frequency ultrasound can distinctly show the major peripheral nerves as well as distinguish nerves from the muscle tendons and fascia.

and a lethargy steals over all the finer nerves and faculties of the soul.

When a patient is given an opiate like morphine, pain signals are still transmitted from sensory nerves to the central nervous system.

The network of nerves connecting her brain to her ears is almost complete, steadily improving her response to sound.

There was a battery of naval guns that had gotten on his nerves .

an aspirin to quiet a headache, some wine to be sociable, coffee to get going in the morning, a cigarette for the nerves.

Spare some nerves? Give him a chance at a normal sex life?

Some devices even come with a repertoire of vibratory patterns that will keep nerves awake for longer.

It wraps and connects the muscles, bones, nerves and blood vessels of the body.

Is it a difference in the way the nerves develop or that the pain threshold is lower?

The organism is a complex piezoelectrics and the piezoelectricity is found in the muscles, nerves, and skeletons of the human bodies.

I think it's a great way for me to get some of the nerves out before our season starts.

I expected things to be worse. It's mainly things like internet speed, mobile phone rates that get on my nerves.

Stimulation of the autonomic nerves and treatment with neurotransmitters affect islet hormone secretion.

In vertebrate animals, neurons are the core components of the brain, spinal cord and peripheral nerves.

Nerves, when a person experiences pleasure, look relaxed and have many curves, like a healthy river that also has numerous bends and curves.

But pre-race nerves this year are afflicting the sport as a whole as much as the drivers themselves.

It has besides that proved that it does not haudio-videoe sufficient control over its nerves.

The length of the queues is not just fraying drivers' nerves but also generating pollution, damaging health and raising businesses' costs.

And a fish gets around just fine. Nerves based in the fish's brain instruct its fins to move, and off it goes.

The article generalizes the position changes of nerves and vessels of acoustic neuromas and protective skills during the operation.

As a man without nerves was observed at the end of Michal Kadlec, who scored decisive penalty.

Gemini also rules the nerves, so natives of this sign are often excitable and high-strung.

No injuries to the great vessels or nerves, arterial thromboses, unintended extension of theosteotomy, or deep infections occurred.

In vertebrates including frogs and humans, nerves communicate with muscles by releasing a neurotransmitter called acetylcholine.

But if nerves hold and the index gains, people could believe that the low has been "tested" and found to be solid.

This male schoo17 -year-old actress Bella swan is an innate nerves are poor, pale skin like a sick like ordinary girls.

Most electrodes are designed around the assumption that nerves are round, he says.

this model depicts the position , course and distribution of main arteries and peripheral nerves of the human body.

Swelling in the wrist compresses nerves that travel from the forearm to the hand through a 'tunnel' in the wrist.

The team of international scientists behind the finding are unsure why city life is so bad for the nerves.

Psychically induced erections are mediated by the parasympathetic hypogastric nerves.

I felt hopelessness, despair, refusing all the music, it could stimulate each of my nerves.

The beginning, when I could not sleep all night, every period of soul, a drum for each point, devoured all the nerves.

Thus, scratching appears to stop an itch by stopping the spinal cord nerves from relaying the itch message to the brain.

Cloud looks down at her callused hands, which can thrust 35 kg into the air but are now shaking from nerves.

Nerves constrict the blood vessels in the extremities of the body.

The fact is, of course, that the typical FA Cup final is a game of unimaginable caginess played by two teams who are sick with nerves.

He does not hit girls usually, but the uncomfortable feeling the girl was giving him was getting on his nerves.

you need strong nerves to ride a bike in London.

Others still are either past caring whether their comments are detected or like to test their nerves and those of the censors.

Finally, his taunting and the questions of television correspondents obliging Mr. Trump got on the president's nerves.

MARTIN BROWN: "It's not a simple procedure by any means. It's done under a microscope, reattaching nerves and arteries and tendons. "

The UN has made progress towards calming nerves along the territorial "trigger line" dividing Arabs from Kurds.

Apparently I've more of those bloody fibrosis tangled with nerves one in my hip and one on the base of my skull great.

Dialing in all of these things will help you better prepare for the 10K, and avoid second guessing yourself if the race nerves kick in.

Flying lap is about to begin and you'll need all your expertise, precision and nerves of steel to achieve the Pole Position.

Objective: To investigate the distribution of intramuscular nerves, motor endplates and muscle spindles in pectoralis major of rabbits.

Much of the attention has been negative, rattling the nerves of buy-out executives more accustomed to conducting business in private.