How To Use Acutely In A Sentence
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The Chinese authorities remain acutely aware of Ai's complex and innovative heresy and in China, an "edgy" artist has to face greater challenges than mockery or dismissive critics.
Ai Weiwei: The rebel who has suffered for his art
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His features were, in the manner of his Faerie-born race, as sharp as chiseled stone, and his ears were acutely pointed.
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Treatment may vary from rest and splints for acutely inflamed joints, to medications that can reduce inflammation.
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Tim's long-sleeved Lycra biking shirt hugged his chest, making him acutely aware of the thin layer of perspiration covering his body.
THE KILL CLAUSE
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Tolkien, a devout Catholic, was a combat veteran of World War I, and acutely sensitive to the murderous nihilism of modern warfare.
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No more: Mr Clinton won eight western states last November and is acutely sensitive to western politics.
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An initial program may include only the most acutely toxic chemicals.
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It should not be confused with night terrors or panics, in which a child becomes acutely agitated and terror-struck at night, appearing to be awake while in fact asleep and unable to be woken.
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That said, he was also acutely aware of how much she admired a minister who stood up to her.
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This section of road was flat and not having the wind whistling through our helmets we became acutely aware of just how isolated and tranquil our surroundings were.
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That evening Sadhana was just setting the food on the table, the parathas and savory brinjal and potato fry, the dhal with pumpkin, the broccoli cooked Indian-style like cauliflower, with turmeric, onions, and ginger, which Ashish acutely disliked but which she knew was good for him, when the phone rang.
For the Sake of the Boy
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The results of this study suggest at least one interesting insight - our participants feel pain more acutely in the upper head and neck area than they do in the region of the gluteus, trochanter, and knees.
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The device was quickly embraced by the medical community and its use expanded beyond acutely ill cardiac patients, before its benefits were actually proven.
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Another possible contributory factor is the increasing difficulty in admitting acutely ill patients.
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But suppose I do what nearly all of the doctors do, who use electricity with any regard to polarity; that is, if treating acutely inflamed eyes, for example, apply the negative pole to the eyes, thinking thereby to make them more negative; or, if treating amaurosis, apply the positive electrode to the affected parts, thinking thereby to make them more positive!
A Newly Discovered System of Electrical Medication
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Theda was therefore acutely conscious of one gentleman, rather stout and red of face.
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Acutely sensitive to vulnerability, he delineated unassertive fortitude with steady expertise.
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I am acutely aware of the difficulty we face.
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If you don't notice a difference in how you feel after re-introducing aspartame, it's a safe bet you're able to tolerate aspartame acutely, meaning your body doesn't have an immediate, adverse response.
Dr. Joseph Mercola: The Deadly Neurotoxin Nearly EVERYONE Uses Daily (VIDEO)
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We are also acutely aware that completion of these and other outstanding items is painfully slow.
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This lack of support also means that more people are becoming acutely ill in the first place.
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It's difficult to decide, too, whether the resulting structures are acutely inflected paintings or polychrome sculptures.
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They are acutely aware that their elite backgrounds make them disconnected.
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Sex - particularly sexual disease linked to prostitution - was an acutely embarrassing subject to any respectable Victorian woman.
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Among the zoological delights that awaited them according to him were the dagger-tooth: a 120 kilo, furred predator of the mountains; the greater snowbird with a three-meter wingspread and talons that could carry off a full-grown Klingon; plus a host of uncatalogued amphibians that made the marshes acutely inhospitable.
Pawns and Symbols
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Lack of proper recreational facilities for the elderly will be felt more acutely in the coming years.
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The Governors of the College are acutely aware of the growing educational needs of the wider Church in a changing world.
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Acutely, it depresses the central nervous system and can also precipitate cardiac arrhythmia.
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I feel that very acutely.
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She became acutely conscious that someone was watching her.
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That said, he was also acutely aware of how much she admired a minister who stood up to her.
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Gelernter discusses very acutely the religious dimension in America's self-understanding over the centuries, which he believes is still pervasive.
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We were all acutely aware of what was happening "Eat your dinner, children in Biafra would make that last a week" but until now I must confess I didn't really know the background.
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It could never have been described as acutely sensitive, and it never developed much beyond the rudimentary stage.
The Long Trick
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Theda was therefore acutely conscious of one gentleman, rather stout and red of face.
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Regulations allow a maximum of 55 gallons of hazardous waste or 1 quart of acutely hazardous waste at each satellite accumulation area.
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But a more intimate sense of Mr. Dallaire comes from a personal anecdote in "They Fight Like Soldiers, They Die Like Children," where he reflects on his Canadian childhood and on the ways in which boys, even before reaching adolescence, can become acutely aware of tribal allegiances and enmities.
Young And Dangerous
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All were acutely aware of the cultural richness of their country and all deeply appalled at the spoliation of their very special heritage and felt that their national identity had been attacked and undermined.
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` ` Seeing that the tasimeter is affected by a wider range of etheric undulations than the eye can take cognizance of, and is withal far more acutely sensitive, the probabilities are that it will open up hitherto inaccessible regions of space, and possibly extend the range of aerial knowledge as far beyond the limit obtained by the telescope as that is beyond the narrow reach of unaided vision. ''
Edison, His Life and Inventions, vol. 1
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There are certain times in our lives when we're much more acutely aware of being in transition or flux than in others, and so I think the idea of liminality is still important.
Betwixt and Between
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There were several specimens in it that I can still recall acutely, one of which was spodumene collected from a New England pegmatite.
About.com Geology
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He was acutely sensitive to criticism.
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The prime focus in the treatment of an AMI in the 1980s and 1990s was on the re-establishment of flow in the acutely occluded coronary artery.
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Remember, remember, this is now, and now, and now. Live it, feel it, cling to it. I want to become acutely aware of all I've taken for granted. Sylvia Plath
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We came to the conclusion that comic fans of a certain ilk become acutely aware of Betty.
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An initial program may include only the most acutely toxic chemicals.
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Little Thady Kilfoyle reported that he had met the strange man a bit down the road, "leggin 'it along at a great rate, wid a black rowl of somethin' under his arm that he looked to be crumplin 'up as small as he could" -- the word "crumpling" went acutely to Mrs. Kilfoyle's heart -- and some long-sighted people declared that they could still catch glimpses of a receding figure through the hovering fog on the way towards
Strangers at Lisconnel
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We are acutely sensitive to sedimentary layering, perhaps because of our origins in prehistory?
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Parents and children are acutely vulnerable under circumstances of compulsion and emergency which are regular occurrences in residential admissions.
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That respect was seen acutely in the opening passage of play.
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Little Thady Kilfoyle reported that he had met the strange man a bit down the road, "leggin 'it along at a great rate, wid a black rowl of somethin' under his arm that he looked to be crumplin 'up as small as he could," -- the word "crumpling" went acutely to Mrs. Kilfoyle's heart, -- and some long-sighted people declared that they could still catch glimpses of a receding figure through the hovering fog on the way toward Sallinbeg.
Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient and Modern — Volume 4
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Unfortunately, anxious and stressed people become acutely sensitive to such fluctuations making them worse by their own concern.
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Hannah was acutely conscious of Max.
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Prior to this Claudius Amyand, physician to Queen Anne, in 1736 successfully removed an acutely inflamed appendix from inside the hernial sac of a young boy.
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_ -- About the middle of the first month of intra-uterine life the prosencephalon bends acutely forward over the end of the notochord and sends out from its base a series of processes, which ultimately blend to form the face (Fig. 231).
Manual of Surgery Volume Second: Extremities—Head—Neck. Sixth Edition.
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It's with considerable pain that I write that statement; for while I love music, and I love theater, I am acutely aware of the stigma of the term "musical theater," of all it has come to connote and the kneejerk reactions the genre tends to elicit.
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His carved plywood canvasses are acutely reminiscent of fossil imprints layered in geological strata.
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The rippling note of the birds he distinguished so acutely seemed a part of this tree-less place, open freely to sun and air, such as rose and carnation loved, in the midst of the old disafforested chase.
Miscellaneous Studies; a series of essays
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I'm not sure if I actually want to marry her," Harry said, feeling acutely embarrassed.
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We see therefore that the Framers were acutely conscious that the bicameral requirement and the Presentment Clauses would serve essential constitutional functions.
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Financial pressure on South African consumers, brought about by interest rate hikes and declining disposable income, impacted the bank's personal and business banking "acutely".
ANC Daily News Briefing
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His features were, in the manner of his Faerie-born race, as sharp as chiseled stone, and his ears were acutely pointed.
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It was an acutely uncomfortable journey back to London.
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The Festival's acutely-anticipated arrival is not just a fillip to York racecourse, but to the entire city, whose economy can expect a massive upswing.
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We're acutely aware of that.
The Sun
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Marlon Barton is 26 years old and "acutely" autistic.
David Kirby: "Tidal Wave" of Young Adults with Autism about to Flood Cash-Strapped California
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Indeed many of the pluralist writers were acutely aware of inequalities in the distribution of power.
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he was acutely insightful
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I am indebted to him for kindly reading and commenting copiously and acutely on the first drafts of all the chapters.
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In times of war and similar threats we are acutely sensitive of anything that is faintly seditious.
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Students are becoming acutely aware that they need more than just paper qualifications.
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This is undeniably an acutely fragile financial environment, where problems in one market (especially in derivatives) can quickly transfer to other markets.
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Russians, for historical reasons, can be acutely ill at ease with the idea of expounding uncomfortable truths in a formal setting.
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Certainly they were acutely conscious of family relationships and responsibilities.
The American Nation: A History of the United States to 1877
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The present generation of young people is acutely aware of the need for a second language.
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She became acutely conscious that someone was watching her.
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Politicians are acutely conscious that failure with public money is not permitted.
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-- Muzzle, ear-conch, and tragus similar to those of _M. lyra_; the posterior portion of the tragus, however, is longer and more attenuated upwards, and more acutely pointed; the nose-leaf is shorter, with convex sides; but the anterior concave disc is considerably larger, and the base of the thickened process is cordate; thumbs and wings as in _M. lyra_; interfemoral membrane deeper; the calcaneum stronger; colour the same.
Natural History of the Mammalia of India and Ceylon
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It was the misfortune of Miss Salmon to suffer periodically and acutely from biliousness (which she called neuralgia).
This Freedom
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Leibniz, for all his Aristotelian credentials, was not acutely aware of the Aristotelian Problem of First Principles.
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It is an erect herb with the stems acutely quadrangular and pale green.
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In the acutely infected child or adult, this stage represents the incubation period before immune response.
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We become hypervigilant and acutely focused on perceived threats.
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The pupil, or aperture, through which rays pass to the retina, is the tenderest part of the eye; the member which we most sedulously guard from hurt as being the dearest of our members; the one which feels most acutely the slightest injury, and the loss of which is irreparable.
Commentary Critical and Explanatory on the Whole Bible
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Heat should not be applied to an acutely injured ankle joint because it encourages swelling and inflammation through hyperemia.
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In 1830, an Italian officer came to the inn – an elderly man, exiled from his country for political causes, arid suffering acutely from a frightful wound received sixteen years previously, when he was serving under Napoleon I.
A Book of Golden Deeds
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No one experienced the ordeal of those first few years more acutely than his first wife, Linda.
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Coming from an orthodox Jewish family that occasionally clawed its way into the lower middle-class for up to two years at a time, I was acutely aware of the fact that the kind of jobs available to people like me embraced nothing that anybody ever dreamed of being: general clerk, payroll clerk, file clerk, shlepper.
Michael Wex: How Do You Make a Writer Kvetch?
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A conveyancer must be acutely conscious of the problems a conflict of interest might impose.
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Courtenay feels his mother's desperate need so acutely that he can be unduly harsh, chastising his younger self for the visits he never made or the letters he never wrote back because it became too painful an imposition.
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Latin America has suffered the unwelcome attentions of these institutions particularly acutely.
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Management is acutely aware of the resentment that their decision may cause.
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We see therefore that the Framers were acutely conscious that the bicameral requirement and the Presentment Clauses would serve essential constitutional functions.
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Treatment of acutely poisoned patients requires the maintenance of respiratory and circulatory functions, and elimination of the poison from the body.
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He was at that point of drunkenness where, acutely conscious of it, he made an effort to hide it.
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The patient may become acutely ill and need to be admitted to the hospital with pneumonia.
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I am acutely aware of the difficulties we face.
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This is not something that I think people feel acutely.
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Now the invisible problem is about to become acutely visible.
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He was also acutely aware of being part a long and venerable exegetical tradition.
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Another scandal would be acutely embarrassing for the government.
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But for all the variousness and inventiveness with which Andrews treats the idea in his early work, one problem arises, acutely explored by P. Inman.
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He was acutely conscious of the fact that his life hung on a twitch of his captor's trigger finger.
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Politicians are acutely conscious that failure with public money is not permitted.
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an acutely debilitating virus
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He claims that the pesticide Deosan Deosect was being hosed directly into the salmon pens, a substance which is banned in the marine environment as it is acutely toxic to aquatic life.
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The audience is perhaps most acutely aware of the boundary between interiority / exteriority, insider/outsider when a spectator crosses the line and becomes part of the performance action.
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In this operation I would be acutely aware of the need to minimise civilian casualties.
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For Leonardo, the double meaning of word-images in a rebus, like the deceptive vagaries and elusive nature of vision, must have made him acutely aware of the relativity of perception.
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Despite its pulpy theme, the story is provocative and acutely depressing.
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Every once in a while a boxer dies in the ring or a soccer player collapses on the field, and such tragedies make us acutely aware of our own frailty.
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Acutely aware of how she is perceived in the public eye, she once invited PS to lunch and, over truffled beans, she revealed she had been forced to '' decommission '' me from her Facebook friends because one of her other virtual friends,
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He became acutely aware of their individualities.
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He is acutely aware the whole project will hinge on environmental considerations and was at pains to point out that the turbines were moveable and designed to allow for the natural ebb and flow of the tides.
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In Washington his face became so acutely inflamed and swollen that he sought out a local physician.
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They returned aware of their own literature, all acutely self - conscious and political people.
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A reorganisation of the management of acutely jaundiced patients was needed.
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Underfeeding in acutely ill patients has been associated with adverse outcomes, including increased incidence of infection and longer hospitalization.
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In February 1974, they feared acutely that a Labour victory would reverse their achievement.
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By this time, conscious patients were not acutely distressed, although some were anxious or scared.
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I am acutely aware of the difficulties we face.
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The country is acutely vulnerable.
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A combination of mechanical and enzymatic isolation method is described for acutely isolating rat hippocampal neurons suitable for patch clamp recording.
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In any case the number of dwellings actually completed by 1950 was pathetically small, and housing shortages were felt acutely elsewhere.
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In fact, Conversation with God is a witty, highly personal piece which acutely portrays some of the contradictions of the contemporary Chinese psyche.
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It's important to become acutely aware of how your eating ties in with your stress level.
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Likewise, the Federal Communication Commission has become acutely attuned to the need for additional greater spectrum in order to sustain wireless growth and demand..
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Although treatment with bronchodilators was started, his symptoms worsened progressively over the next two weeks, and he became acutely dyspnoeic at rest.
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Later, the child appears acutely ill with fever, upper airway compromise, and respiratory distress.
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Had he been born on the lower reaches of the Yukon and baptised by a remittance man in a Wesleyan Chapel, he would probably not have suffered so acutely from the cold as he did at Guffle Hoe, nor could he have been more persistently victimised and handicapped in after life by bronchial asthma and pyorrhoea of the gums.
Terribly Intimate Portraits
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The Fields is a powerful comic debut most memorable for its acutely observed portrait of family life in gossiping Dublin suburbia.
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About times we accession that by description the arrangement can in some cases could could could could cause complete arrangement aborticide or acutely abridge the accusation adaptation of the battery.
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All three are acutely sensitive, perceptive musicians.
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Another possible contributory factor is the increasing difficulty in admitting acutely ill patients.
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Theda was therefore acutely conscious of one gentleman, rather stout and red of face.
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The consequence of this misalignment will be damage to the structure, either chronically (over time) or acutely (over a short period).
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Meanwhile, because we are accustomed to the roles each actor usually performs, we become acutely aware that we are witnessing a performance, or masquerade.
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Although it won't be the last time he tours in Ireland, don't miss this extra chance to check out his hilarious, acutely observed anecdotes and cheeky schoolboy humour.
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For an acutely observed portrayal of a mind in turmoil Anna Kavan must take the victrix ludorum (I've tweaked the Victor bit because I know my Latin teacher of forty years ago is out there with her red pen)
The Parson - Anna Kavan
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From that day forth I became acutely aware that people say the most damnable stuff off-the-record.
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Safety and tolerability of oral loading divalproex sodium in acutely manic bipolar patients.
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After her mother's death, she became acutely aware of her own mortality.
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This lack of support also means that more people are becoming acutely ill in the first place.
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The pressure of such defensive forays into inner-city territory, each homing in acutely at the side of others and being jostled by them, makes for compound ironies which are truly sharpened and banal.
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Roman society was acutely aware of its own paradoxes: the freedmen and slaves who served the emperors became figures of exceptional power and influence to whom even the grandees had to pay court.
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The eyes of some fish are acutely sensitive to light.
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He is acutely aware that his wife may not have taken to this life as easily as he has.
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Mostly, they just drive. The tension in the story is acutely realised as the town grows in its awe of her ‘scandalous’ behaviour, an opinion she airily does nothing to dispel.
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Jackson was acutely aware that Florida was a dangerous haven for fugitive slaves.
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Our honours system is acutely vulnerable to ridicule and the charge of cronyism.
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A hypocritical, pompous, cowardly and sanctimonious bully, Carp makes his heavy-footed way through life completely blind to his own faults and acutely aware of the faults in others.
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Figures acutely illustrate the scope of the distorted international monetary system.
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Using next to nothing, he activates the whole sheet; the reductiveness makes you acutely aware of every mark and blemish.
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Guy Claxton is acutely aware that whatever we say we are imposing a pre-existing framework of ideas.
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Your partner can feel the loss as acutely as you, but may feel that it is unmanly to cry.
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He became acutely conscious of having failed his parents.
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Strangely enough, by losing myself in the delights of my new environment - in the carpets and kilims, in the handcrafts of all kinds, in Turkish classical music and calligraphy - I came to appreciate my own language more acutely.
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Anxious people can become acutely sensitized to their bodies, noticing and focussing on minor bodily changes.
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At discharge, the patient became acutely hypotensive and delirious.
Medpundit
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It's important to know which conditions can mimic psychotic illness but should be treated differently, both acutely and chronically.
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Famous in his lifetime and ever since, Bewick was a great miniaturist, and his ability to conjure acutely observed images of his native county out of blocks of boxwood can seem almost miraculous.
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Every day Sam was more acutely aware that Nicholas might have already found something inimical in the Lightning Trap.
LIRAEL: DAUGHTER OF THE CLAYR
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The police and the House of Commons security teams similarly have become acutely aware that better security and risk assessments are needed.
The Sun
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Always acutely socially conscious, he was struck by the poverty and social inequity in the countries that he visited.
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We see therefore that the Framers were acutely conscious that the bicameral requirement and the Presentment Clauses would serve essential constitutional functions.
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David made Saavik acutely uncomfortable when he referred to the admiral in such an angry, abusive tone.
THE SEARCH FOR SPOCK
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Housing minister Jeff Rooker said the projects had already started and given hope of a revitalised future to the nine areas most acutely affected.
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Darcy wanted to ask when he had ever paid any attention to furniture but he was acutely aware of Miss Elizabeth's presence.
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But now I know that after a few days of ‘treatments’ I get itchy, blotchy, irritable and acutely unrelaxed.
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All Western democracies are now acutely aware of the apocalyptic consequences of a well-orchestrated attack on high-profile facilities.
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He is said to be acutely focused and astute in assessing what he should and should not buy.
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We were made acutely aware that, in this mysteriously brilliant score, everything is prepacked, as in a flower seed.
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We see therefore that the Framers were acutely conscious that the bicameral requirement and the Presentment Clauses would serve essential constitutional functions.
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In times of war and similar threats we are acutely sensitive of anything that is faintly seditious.
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As a boy he was physically weak and maladroit, and at the same time acutely self-conscious about what he felt to be his unprepossessing appearance; in consequence, he played no part in games and tended to be a natural prey to bullies.
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In doing so, they speak for a layer of money grubbers from the upper middle class, whose principal aim in life is their own self-enrichment, and who are acutely sensitive and envious of any one appearing to do better than themselves.
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At the same, time we are acutely aware that we could not afford to broadcast the events without sponsors.
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He was acutely conscious of the fact that his life hung on a twitch of his captor's trigger finger.
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Left-handers seem to be more acutely sensitive and responsive to novelty than right handers.
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The best memoirs are funny and acutely observant, throwing open the curtains onto a lost place and time.
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The victims were acutely aware of the effect they had on others.
FIGHTER BOYS: Saving Britain 1940
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There are many situations in which people experience an acutely uncomfortable degree of proximity.
Personnel Management: A New Approach
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The General sits in his lifeless castle, the decadence of his environment acutely described.
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Every day Sam was more acutely aware that Nicholas might have already found something inimical in the Lightning Trap.
LIRAEL: DAUGHTER OF THE CLAYR
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But this is very controversial, as doctors are still acutely reluctant to recommend that non-drinkers start drinking because there's a risk of addiction.
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To the right of the buttress is a long two-cusped lancet light; to the left may be traced, perhaps, the outline of an original round-arched window; while on both sides there are sloping lines in the masonry, as if there had been an acutely-pointed gable here.
Bell's Cathedrals: The Cathedral Church of Ripon A Short History of the Church and a Description of Its Fabric
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Someone wrote more acutely that The Hound in the Left-Hand Corner does for a great museum what Arnold Bennett - ‘a no less notable connoisseur of luxury’ - did for the international caravanserai in his Grand Babylon Hotel.
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And it is at the same time what makes a writer most acutely conscious of his place in time, of his contemporaneity.
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If you have very dry skin, it sometimes becomes a medical condition because very dry skin is acutely uncomfortable and may itch or become inflamed.
Take Care of Your Skin
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The vulture instinct would make him acutely observant for any signs of imminent cerebral haemorrhage in the actor.
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His preaching struck images that made his audience acutely uncomfortable.
Christianity Today
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The piece was acutely in need of some serious editorial readjustment.
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Acutely sensitive to what people thought of him and his game, his reputation as a great player was in such disrepair it seemed like everywhere he turned, he was being called derisive nicknames.
One Season
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It's important to become acutely aware of how your eating ties in with your stress level.
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Of course Silas knew she was in love with him, she decided, feeling acutely embarrassed.
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The author has provided what is certain to be an epic firsthand account of a critical episode in that acutely divisive era.
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Camera lenses, no matter how expensive, are nowhere near as acutely sensitive as the human eye, nor does the camera see colour in exactly the same way.
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Your partner can feel the loss as acutely as you, but may feel that it is unmanly to cry.
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Politicians are acutely conscious that failure with public money is not permitted.
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Unfortunately, anxious and stressed people become acutely sensitive to such fluctuations making them worse by their own concern.
