The thing is muscular.

If Europeans merely invoke the lofty mantra of an ever closer union, their institutions will atrophy.

I used to be much bigger, much more muscular.

It's called an epilepse because of the arching caused by muscular spasms the contortions.

You start sweating to dissipate the heat that you're going to create from muscular exertion.

It turns out that our brains are actually wired for throwing things and, like muscles, if you don't use parts of your brain, they tend to atrophy over time.

The female organism differs from that of men, in that women have fuller figures and are less muscular.

A little bit muscular perhaps, but then you've got to expect that with the violent sort of exercise you take.

Heart disease, stroke, diabetes, spinal cord injury, muscular dystrophy, retinal eye diseases are any of these conditions relevant, personally, to you?

This distinct increase in CPK may be compatible with localized muscular damage caused by the blows allegedly received by the patient.

51 Days 52 Days Developing retina, nose and fingers The fetus' continual movement in the womb is necessary for muscular and skeletal growth.

Two elements that worked for me here are the first is 90 percent, I learned, of head and neck pain is through muscular skeletal imbalance.

Then there are all the other issues, from Chinese assertiveness in Asia to Russian revanchism in Ukraine. The rhetoric, especially on the Republican side, will be muscular.

Most attention is focused on genetic diseases, such as Alzheimer s and Parkinson s, and to muscular dystrophy. In these cases, stem cells would be encouraged to restore nerve tissue.

Easing tensions will not win Bush points with those who prefer a muscular strategy. But the administration s confrontational approach is failing, because it is precisely what Iran s rulers want.

Most of the illnesses in 2001 were circulatory system disorders, at 26.2 per cent, then respiratory tract disorders, at 18.3 per cent, followed by bone and muscular disorders, at 9 per cent.

There were more procedures involving eyes, bones, muscular systems, the circulatory system, ears, throats, noses and abdomens in 2000 than in 1999, but there were fewer abortions and procedures involving female genitalia.

The strategy of diplomatic isolation has failed. It is clear that in the new millennium, we cannot do business as usual. In hemispheric matters, muscular diplomacy should give way to moral suasion.

The United Kingdom, whose new majority Conservative government has pledged to hold a referendum on European Union membership by the end of 2017, perhaps even next year, is not the outlier that it is often portrayed as being. Indeed, it is at the vanguard of the EU s institutional atrophy.

The leading diseases in 2001 are circulatory diseases, with a structural index of 26.2 per cent, diseases of the respiratory system, 18.3 per cent and bone and muscular diseases, 9 per cent, etc.

It is evident that diseases of circulatory systems are first with 8,300 per 100,000 persons, while the rate of bone and muscular diseases is also increasing, followed by the diseases of digestive systems and mental and behaviour disorders.

Starting from the age 45 the need of hospital care both among men and women is most often due to cardiovascular diseases and also tumours, diseases connected with the muscular skeletal system and diseases of the connective tissue.

After strong representation under Boris Yeltsin, the level of Russia s participants had slipped since Vladimir Putin became president. This year, however, the Russians sent their A team, and a well attended session focused on Russia s More Muscular Foreign Policy.

PARIS Bastille Day, the French national holiday, was glorious this year. The military parade, dominated by the celebration of victory in Mali and the joint participation of African and United Nations troops, had the perfection of a gracious, albeit muscular, ballet.

Yet they seem to share a fundamental indecisiveness in their approach to world affairs. Carter had difficulty choosing between the muscular line of his national security adviser, Zbigniew Brzezinski, and the more moderate approach of his secretary of state, Cyrus Vance.

For men and women alike, the causes of this chronic morbidity include above all cardiovascular diseases, diseases of the muscular and skeletal systems and rheumatic diseases as well as diseases of the digestive system, of the urogenital system and various allergies.

But its defense spending has grown almost twice as fast as its GDP. And, by picking territorial fights with its neighbors and pursuing a muscular foreign policy, China s leaders are compelling other Asian states to work more closely with the US and each other.

But, more important, Japan is adjusting to meet the challenges of a rapidly changing regional environment, characterized by rising geopolitical competition with China. In a historical reversal, Japan has found itself on the defensive against the increasingly muscular foreign policy of its former colony and old rival.

Welby, who suffered from muscular dystrophy and was paralyzed, had battled unsuccessfully in the Italian courts for the right to die. After Riccio gave him a sedative and switched off the respirator, Welby said thank you three times to his wife, his friends, and his doctor.

Finally, while one can understand a former superpower s temptation to seize its opportunity to return to a muscular foreign policy, Russia s bullying in the energy area is destroying trust and undercutting Russia s soft power in other countries. Both Russia s neighbors and Western Europe have become more wary of depending upon Russia.

It might have convinced Assad to give up his chemical weapons, but Russia s threat to veto any muscular Security Council resolution against Syria guaranteed that his murderous regime would retain control. Even if a Geneva II meeting on Syria is convened in January, Russia will ensure that Assad remains on the throne.

274. In 1994, the 10 principal causes of female morbidity in hospitals of the National Health System were normal births conditions directly related to obstetrical causes abortions traumatism and poisoning circulatory diseases urinary diseases malignant tumours diabetes mellitus diseases of the osteo muscular system and of the connective tissue and abdominal hernias.

The final pillar of Xi s strategy for solidifying the Communist Party s authority is to replace Deng Xiaoping s cautious foreign policy with a muscular one. Should China have to back its aggressive tactics in, say, the South China Sea or the Taiwan Strait with force, its military must not be led by venal and perfidious generals.

A more muscular response will require an awareness of the nature of the challenge and a willingness to meet it by investing heavily in key areas particularly education, health care, and infrastructure. It must be recognized that this is a difficult moment and countries must mobilize their resources to help their people with the transition.

That is why Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has made constitutional reform a high priority. Having cemented his authority in December s snap general election, in which his Liberal Democratic Party won a decisive victory, Abe is determined to pursue his goal of building a stronger, more competitive Japan one that can hold its own against an increasingly muscular China.

But the summit showed that Japan no longer intends to stand on the diplomatic sidelines. On the two foreign policy issues that dominated the agenda, Abe was a forceful participant, advocating a muscular response to Russia s encroachment on Ukraine s sovereignty indeed, Abe visited Kyiv before the summit and supporting efforts to roll back the Islamic State.

It has adapted a more muscular foreign policy in the South China Sea, embraced the nationalistic longing of rejuvenation, framed by what Xi calls the China Dream. And it has started to reshape the international financial architecture with new institutions such as the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, the New Development Bank, and the Silk Road Fund.

In BiH in 2001, in first place among these illnesses were the illnesses of the circulatory system with a rate of 8.300 100.000 people, and the high rate of illness were also observed in illnesses of the skeletal muscular system (4.594 100.000), in illnesses of the digestive system (2.852 100.000), and in mental deficiencies and behavioral disturbances (2.100 100.000).

While progress on economic rebalancing is encouraging, China has put far more on its plate simultaneous plans to modernize the financial system, reform the currency, and address excesses in equity, debt, and property markets. Meanwhile, the authorities are also pursuing an aggressive anti corruption campaign, a more muscular foreign policy, and a nationalistic revival couched in terms of the China Dream.

The United States, quick to capitalize on regional concerns triggered by China s increasingly muscular self assertion, has strengthened its military ties with its existing Asian allies and forged security relationships with new friends. But the heady glow of America s return to center stage in Asia has obscured key challenges in remaining the region s principal security anchor in the face of China s strategic ambitions.

Bin Laden, however, is mesmerizing, framing the perceived frustrations of many Arabs in his use of classical Arabic, including the recitation of medieval style poetry. He deliberately projects an image of himself as a leader who speaks truthfully, conveying a muscular ideology that articulates the sense of humiliation that Muslims feel today and offers a plan of action to remedy the situation.

With a new sense of confidence in its great power status, China seemed to qualify the concept of a peaceful rise that its leaders have invoked since the era of Deng Xiaoping, adopting a more muscular foreign policy approach within its neighborhood. Drawing on alleged historical rights, China began to expand its territorial claims, along with its military presence, in the South and East China Seas.

Thus, the lack of muscular liberalism in one of the world s most liberal countries has paved the way for both Islamists and right wing populists. Europe s leading politicians have spoken out, and now it is time for European civil society its newspapers, critics, curators, academics, and publishers to declare the failure of multiculturalism and show some courage in defending the values they claim to embody.

Though the sea wind blew violently, the helmsman of French ABM Team Pierre Yves Durand told his warm memories with Qingdao at the pre game meeting that he was accidentally injured in the Extreme Sailing Series 5 years ago, resulting in the muscular rupture, and fortunately, the local race medical team helped him deal with it so that he could stand here to take part in the race after 5 years.

Likewise, the Philippines locked in a stand off with China over the disputed Scarborough shoal has set aside its resentment over Japan s wartime occupation and accepted increased aid and naval assistance, including ten patrol vessels, worth 11 million each, to help with maritime surveillance. Filipino Foreign Minister Albert del Rosario has even declared publicly that the country would welcome a more muscular Japanese defense policy to offset China s military buildup.