- life: Writing, at its best, is a
lonely life.
Organizations for
writers palliate the writer's
loneliness but I
doubt if they
improve his writing. He grows...
-
heads and fall to the ground. They come to fear
their mortality and then
palliate this fear by
finding ways to deny it altogether. In this sense, the Aghora...
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clever underdog, of pathos,
resignation and suffering, all of
which it
palliated by humor,
intense irony and superstition.
Isaac Bashevis Singer, its greatest...
-
nausea and
emesis in
postoperative and
palliative care,
especially for
palliating adverse effects of
radiation therapy and
chemotherapy in oncology. Also...
- from
sleep by the tumult.
Akbar replied to
Adham Khan's
explanation to
palliate his
crime by
striking him down with a
heavy blow of his fist.
Adham was...
-
dysphagia and so on.
Surgical removal or
debulking is
sometimes used to
palliate symptoms of the m****
effect even if the
underlying pathology is not curable...
- may be
given with a
curative intent or it may aim to
prolong life or to
palliate symptoms.
Induction chemotherapy is the
first line
treatment of cancer...
- death. This
legend is, however, "almost
certainly invented,
perhaps to
palliate his son's
torturing of two
Carthaginian prisoners in
revenge for his death"...
-
Appendix to the court-martial proceedings,
which was said by the
press to "
palliate the
behaviour of
Christian and the Mutineers, and to
criminate Captain...
-
repaired coarctation of the
aorta in a 12-year-old boy. The
first attempts to
palliate congenital heart disease were
performed by
Alfred Blalock with the ****istance...
