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It was said that the text had recurrent mentions such as a leader must be �serene and inscrutable� and capable of comprehending �unfathomable plans�, which was confusing for Western readers who lack the awareness of the East Asian context
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One that might save many who otherwise would have been swept away by a recurrent visit of that curious horseman that “The Revelation” tried to warn us of
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Sometimes perceiving the recurrent lessons of history could be an exercise in subtlety
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Relaxation training, including instruction in self-hypnosis and guided imagery, is becoming the treatment of choice for recurrent pediatric migraines
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recurrent events enable us to calculate speed, velocity, and acceleration
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Her recurrent outbursts of jealousy are already beginning to annoy my lord
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Away from where I was, Ño Josefina rose exalted by a recurrent palpitation in the heart
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But the scenes depicted had no connection with anything Pelishti, except for one human figure, frequently recurrent: a lean, white-bearded old man whose racial characteristics were unmistakable
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have recurrent nightmares about violent men
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recurrent bouts of depression, which she believed she should be able to overcome or
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A second recurrent theme in ‗Mystical Literature‘ (5) is the knowledge of being one with all things, the realisation that ‗I am the Universe,‘ that all is me, and all is in me
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In the dream he remembered that he had dreamed the same thing the night before and on many nights over the past years and he knew that the image would be erased from his memory when he awakened because that recurrent dream had the quality of not being remembered except within the dream itself
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Merrick had recurrent problems with bronchitis and had
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The recurrent eating of meat over which the words ‘God is Greater’, was not pronounced has an accumulative effect on a man’s health
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Together with wars and famines, recurrent bouts of plague saw populations decimated
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group has recurrent problems with the law
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of 18 patients with recurrent respiratory tract papillomas in a small trial
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Beyond that there were many other recurrent themes throughout our lives together that were repeated in this present life
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regal publicity teases the waxing expressions of humans race – recurrent nightmares in
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referred to his recurrent sore throat, mentioning that it may
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bounds of nature and, although in an elevated state, he is still subject to recurrent birth and death
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and yet they are condemned to recurrent birth because of their desire
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So hell, as visualized in the Geeta, is degradation to recurrent birth in
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Some examples of infection are common cold/sore throat, influenza, cough, recurrent
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Allergy, including food allergy, has been suggested to predispose people to recurrent infection, and many doctors consider allergy treatment for people with recurrent
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In a double-blind study of children with recurrent respiratory tract infections, a daily essential-fatty-acid
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thyme, mint, clove, cinnamon, and lavender diluted in alcohol, in the amount of 20 drops three times daily, reduced the number of recurrent infections in people with chronic bronchitis
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In one study, people with recurrent herpes simplex infections applied a zinc
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A preliminary study found that people with recurrent cold sores have lower iron stores
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However, when depression becomes recurrent, constant, or severe, it should be
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; Recurrent thoughts of death (not just fear of death), recurrent suicidal
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Many children suffer recurrent infections of the middle ear, a condition also known as
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What are the symptoms of recurrent ear infections?
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The incidence of allergy among children with recurrent ear infections is much higher than among the general public
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In one study, more than half of all children with recurrent ear
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one preliminary study, children who were allergic to cow’s milk were almost twice as likely to have recurrent ear infections as were children without the allergy
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recurrent ear infections should discuss allergy diagnosis and elimination with a doctor
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Although sugar intake has not been studied in relation to recurrent ear infections, eating
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Therefore, some doctors recommend that children with recurrent ear infections reduce or eliminate sugar from their diets
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When parents smoke, their children are more likely to have recurrent ear infections
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Humidifiers are sometimes used to help children with recurrent ear infections, and
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the effect of humidity on recurrent ear infections has yet to conclusively show that use of
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As a result, some doctors recommend zinc supplements for people with recurrent ear infections,
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As a result, it has been suggested that some children with recurrent ear infections may benefit
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allergens were avoided and the allergies treated, the chronic recurrent yeast infections
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Many doctors recommend that people with recurrent yeast infections take measures to
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Echinacea, which has the capacity to enhance immune function, is often used by people who suffer from recurrent infections
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In games, however, unless they are extremely lifelike, gamesters have recurrent and endless resurrections
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The thought of Alice burning on the abbey green in Sherborne had been a recurrent nightmare for John
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Antibody that is the most often deficient in patients with recurrent infections
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Correct Answer: Choice B (Antibody that is the most often deficient in patients with recurrent infections)
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· Choice B (Antibody that is the most often deficient in patients with recurrent infections) is the correct answer
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IgA deficiency is the most common antibody that can be deficient, causing recurrent infections
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and recurrent heart attack with intake of EPT in less than five years
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But if these blind urges are deflected, reflected, subverted, sabotaged, distorted, they end up just changing shape and surfacing as something else: as endless recurrent urges, needs, symptoms, addictions, fears, obsessions
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Starting from the recurrent bestiality of the human being, certain intellectuals tried to imagine perfect worlds where evil was abolished and happiness was the only permitted way of life
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A high-risk pregnancy for someone with a history of recurrent miscarriage
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Why would a recurrent frustration the more depress him?
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In the Track of the Sun (yellow cloth, titlepage missing, recurrent title
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What recurrent impressions of the same were possible by hypothesis?
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One man had a recurrent hallucination of seeing his dead POW friends walking past
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For some time now, though whether it was a mere trick of the nerves I did not then know, I had felt a recurrent and persistently growing motion - a heave and shudder of the large dining-room as of the breast of a man in deep sleep
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Melly was hurting so bad—there were hot pinchers at her and dull knives and recurrent waves of pain
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This section examines a few recurrent patterns and concepts, and lays a foundation for further exploration
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The recurrent excesses of its advances and declines are due at bottom to the fact that, when values are determined chiefly by the outlook, the resultant judgments are not subject to any mathematical controls and are almost inevitably carried to extremes
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If the 1921–1922 and the 1937–1938 experiences are accepted instead as typical of the “recurrent severe depression,” a carefully selected investment list should give a reasonably good account of itself in such a period
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It is equally obvious that the gain or shrinkage, so computed, in any one year is no indication whatever of earning power in the recurrent sense
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The reason is that property retirements are likely to be a normal and recurrent factor in the business of a large, integrated oil company, instead of happening only sporadically as in other lines
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3 The Securities Act of 1933 and the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 specifically empower the Commission to prescribe the methods to be followed in differentiating between recurrent and nonrecurrent items in the reports of registered companies which must be filed with the S
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This would seem to be a recurrent expense of chain-store enterprises, which frequently add and close down units
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They should therefore be satisfied with the excellent return now obtainable from a defensive portfolio (and with even less), and they should stoutly resist the recurrent temptation to increase this return by deviating into other paths
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Since common stocks, even of investment grade, are subject to recurrent and wide fluctuations in their prices, the intelligent investor should be interested in the possibilities of profiting from these pendulum swings
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Thus to the student of stock-market history it appeared that the intelligent investor should have been able to identify the recurrent bear and bull markets, to buy in the former and sell in the latter, and to do so for the most part at reasonably short intervals of time
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This has included the recurrent advent of new conditions, or a new atmosphere, which challenge the value of experience itself
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He made almost twenty-nine thousand, thirty-five hundred of which went for shrink sessions with a psychologist in Pittsburgh, little goateed fellow who treated him for his recurrent war dreams
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previously; she had had recurrent attacks of low fever which had made Jean wonder sometimes if it was malaria that she had had at all
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Then, in a recurrent series of scrutinies he realized that the body inside was
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Then, in a recurrent series of scrutinies he realized the body inside was
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One of these technologies is recurrent calculations
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In particular, recurrent calculations can effectively be applied for historical volatility
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This can be done by applying the recurrent calculations
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Using recurrent calculations enables us to calculate the function value for each following day on the basis of the previous value of this function
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recurrent calculations in historical database (in backtesting systems), 221-222
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Transmitted through the saliva of the female mosquito, it produces recurrent fever
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The pamphlet was a compendium of quotations and historical incidences of short selling, with the recurrent sentiment that short selling steadied markets and prices and was a reflection of the judgment of the seller about prices rather than a dishonest manipulation
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These cattle can browse as well as others on grass, but from the projection of the lower jaw they cannot, during the often recurrent droughts, browse on the twigs of trees, reeds, etc
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In the survival of favoured individuals and races, during the constantly recurrent Struggle for Existence, we see a powerful and ever-acting form of Selection
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This particular kind of disaster was so frequently recurrent that he knew its possibilities all too well
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I was always sorry for mother at the season of her recurrent Nemesis, and yet I was always amused at the thought of time’s revenges