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The Lakers, meanwhile, spoke of their victory as if it were a cathartic event, almost in reverential tones.

The Japanese have so many reasons to resent the LDP that you might think voting it out of office would be cathartic.

The result of what he calls a "cathartic process" was the Manifesto for Growth, a ten-year plan to revive the company.

The diet used with a cathartic consists of clear liquids or is designed to leave a minimal colonic fecal residue with laxatives.

As a young woman she had written a novel, a collection of short stories and a cathartic memoir about being jilted by her lover.

Writing can serve as a form of cathartic stress relief where you finally get to say what you can't say out loud, in real life.

For all its cathartic importance, however, Mr Mubarak's trial must not be allowed to obscure the guilt of other former officials.

And that's what the art is for at this stage, is actually to let it have some sort of cathartic effect on you.

One of the reasons the US has been so strong is because we have always been cathartic and have purged ourselves.

The latex has been reported to be emetic, cathartic, and expectorant and is used for treating dropsy.

A mixture of tartaric acid, sodium bicarbonate, and potassium sodium tartrate, used as a mild cathartic by dissolving in water and drinking.

Many filmgoers want a cathartic experience, but few reviewers are willing or even able to achieve catharsis.

To get it all out in the open could be highly satisfying and cathartic.

Much of the global regulatory frenzy that has spawned the liquidity guidelines is a cathartic reaction to the Lehman Brothers collapse.

A cathartic selloff in 1974 was followed by a quick recovery and then years of blah performance.

The cathartic method required that the case in question should be under scrutiny carefully and individually.

Complaining about having too much work, while cathartic, is not going to inspire confidence in your colleagues.

erect shrub having racemes of tawny yellow flowers; the dried leaves are used medicinally as a cathartic; sometimes placed in genus Cassia.

During his stay in England, he got inspiration from the notion of theatre as a cathartic experience for audiences.

So much of the sex that is depicted in stories and films strikes me by contrast as desperate, cathartic, escapist, even violent.

"I can't tell you how cathartic, how refreshing that was, " says Ryan Henry, a top aide to both secretaries.

Ground-breaking policy shifts in China do not take place with one big, cathartic announcement or after a cliff-hanging vote.

But what happened in the Arab uprisings and what happened in Egypt was particularly cathartic for me.

This cathartic outpouring of national grief helped put to rest the notion that China lacks civic spirit.

At this time, it seems unlikely that long-term stimulant laxative use will result in cathartic colon.

The root can be used as a cathartic for treating worms and as a medicine for treating lymphatic disorders.

But it is ultimately a healthily cathartic one, as Asia and Japan have discovered over the past decade.

Objective To investigate the mechanism of Zeng Ye Decoction on treating rat model of cathartic colon caused by total anthraquinone in rheum.

Some people described their playing experience as cathartic.

Such cathartic moments happened frequently during Insight training sessions, according to Allen.

Complaining about your job can be fun because it seems cathartic, but venting your frustration will only make your anger worse.

Instead, having the freedom to complain to a friend, what Held calls creative kvetching, can be cathartic.

This is one fact which at the outset seriously restricts the application of the cathartic method.

"At some level of '24' there's a cathartic aspect to it, " says executive producer Howard Gordon, "or a wish-fulfillment aspect to it. "

You are part of the catalyst assisting in these cathartic moments.

Furthermore, the pain was, indeed, cathartic.

It is cathartic as the response to our emotional and instinctual needs is almost immediate.

The pristine surroundings are not only emotionally but physically cathartic.

The stronger the issues, the more powerfully cathartic.

Jubb has seen people moved to tears (in a cathartic way, he assures me).

The cathartic method required that a patient should have an attitude toward searching for possible traumatic.

A purgative agent or medicine; a cathartic.

When your mood is low, there is something cathartic about listening to sad music. Somehow it helps to know that you're not alone.

I didn't tell her that swooning was equally cathartic.

OBJECTIVE To study the cathartic action of Hewei powder.

filming the dvd was obviously a cathartic experience , but why did you decide to release it to the public

Establishment of a cathartic colon rat model

Cathartic mechanism of zhepujiuweirunzao granules in mice

The study on expression of nerve growth factor and its receptor in the rat cathartic colon