It's hard not to feel an extreme amount of responsibility.
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So every day is lived in an extreme amount of fear.
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Options on bitcoin futures are implying an extreme amount of volatility.
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Natty Davis, a former cabinet minister, remembers "an extreme amount of goodwill".
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The CTS-V offers an extreme amount of performance for the dollar.
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W2246-0526 appears to be shooting out an extreme amount of gas.
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As you might imagine, the parades generate an extreme amount of waste.
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"He found an extreme amount of harmony in the outdoors," Kirstyn says.
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He has "an extreme amount of confidence" that Fine compares favorably to established N.F.L. quarterbacks.
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But the night of our wedding, she was obviously filled with an extreme amount of adrenaline.
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This is what I bought: Real men eat an extreme amount of meat, according to the advertising industry.
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The resultant inebriated state is supposedly similar to taking in an extreme amount of alcohol or hallucinogenic drugs.
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Finally, there's the gamma-ray burst, which is an extreme amount of radiation that is emitted during some supernovae.
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The scope There was an extreme amount of confusion about what, exactly, the FBI has been asked to review.
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For the role, she lost an extreme amount of weight, which is obvious in People's exclusive image from the film.
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I've thought all of them are putting in an extreme amount of effort to avoid using a good old-fashioned bike.
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Their divorce was the subject of an extreme amount of tabloid attention, exacerbated by the fact that their relationship was highly volatile.
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In general, when we say someone is having a "nervous breakdown," we mean that person is under an extreme amount of stress.
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With a sort of disarming aloofness, he artfully consumed such an extreme amount of room that I was in a state of awe.
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My friends were very supportive, but I still felt under an extreme amount of pressure and had to leave college because of the stress.
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"That means we have an extreme amount of firepower to drive consolidation in Europe if it goes down the M&A track," Lacher said.
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There are also troubling effects on the heart (chest pain and hypertension) and, recently, gastrointestinal problems and hyperemesis syndrome: an extreme amount of vomiting.
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Developers had to put forward an extreme amount of attention to get everything right, because once an app was out, development had to be done.
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After losing an extreme amount of weight, there lies another challenge for many women and men: How do I handle the excess amount of skin?
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"If you are going abroad, you want to make sure if you get sick … you don't pay an extreme amount of money," said Frommers' Cochran.
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It has an extreme amount of focus that is dedicated to making the player feel a very specific set of emotions: shame, embarrassment, hope, and anxiety.
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One explanation for why adding an extreme amount of exercise didn't change the participants' body weights as much as expected: The subjects' basal metabolic rates slowed.
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Yes, there are producers pushing an extreme amount of it — but usually it's bulk wine and it's the [other] additives that don't have to be listed.
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Nia Guzman claims 1-year-old Royalty has developed asthma, and she says it's all because Chris has exposed her to an extreme amount of secondhand smoke.
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"This is an extreme amount of trust, when you tell people from the city, 'We're going to be taking your dog off-leash hiking,'" Ms. Godwin said.
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"It was too difficult, or they just wanted to charge you an extreme amount of money, whereas Josh felt that we deserved a chance that everybody else had."
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It is entirely possible that many of these patients and doctors — even those getting or ordering an extreme amount of drugs — have a legitimate medical reason for doing so.
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Trump and Kardashian are keenly aware that celebrity isn't always a luxury or a reward for possessing an extreme amount of talent; it's often a business and a hustle.
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Though they're now a tight-knit family, Brown, 38, recently admitted that he and Porowski, 35, clashed over an "extreme amount of conflict" when they began filming season 1.
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The month before I left for my senior year of college, I was given an ultimatum: deal with an extreme amount of pain for another year or stop playing lacrosse.
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This warm water met incoming arctic air, the coldest it had been for that time of the year since 1986, and the mixture caused an extreme amount of snow to fall.
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He's spending an extreme amount of political capital, and does not have support from his partner in the government, Abdullah Abdullah, and the northern Tajik factions that hate Pakistan with great vitriol.
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Just yesterday, comedian and Ghostbusters star Leslie Jones was subjected to an extreme amount of racist remarks and hate speech from largely anonymous users, pushing her to call for better stronger Twitter guidelines.
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While Bitmoji offers an extreme amount of detail in its avatars, many of Apple's Memoji variations only come in a few options, which means Memoji come out looking much more generic than their counterparts.
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Arming and training teachers will put an extreme amount of pressure on themselves, already troubling over 100 students and then on top of that having to protect them from a psychopathic gunman is a lot to handle.
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Some of the same actors who have gained an extreme amount of weight for roles have also gone on diets and even stopped eating for their Oscar-nominated and winning roles as ballerinas, journalists, AIDS patients, and more.
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"At the very, very least we're all going to unite to help the down-ballot candidates who are going to have an extreme amount of trouble right now," said Deborah DeMoss Fonseca, spokeswoman for Conservatives Against Trump on Thursday.
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"I was seeing a lot of accounts with an extreme amount of sponsorships, but if you&aposre promoting everything, there&aposs going to be a quick burnout because your audience isn&apost going to trust you anymore," she said.
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The Goldbergs requires an extreme amount of preparation when it comes to knowing my lines, whereas on Curb Your Enthusiasm—I'm not saying we don't work hard or aren't focused, but you don't think about it a lot when you're doing it.
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In Switzerland, you go to any one of your friends' houses after a day of skiing or hiking or hunting and you know for a fact that their mom would say 'Oh, it's time to eat,' and just have an extreme amount of food.
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While Satchel Smith typically only works one day a week at Homewood Suites by Hilton in Beaumont, Texas, to balance his time with college, he put in an extreme amount of overtime last Wednesday as rising waters caused by heavy rain disrupted travel for residents, which included his coworkers.
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Each year, Comic-Con attempts to pack 130,203 fans, thousands of exhibitors and artists bearing an extreme amount of merchandise, a week-long gaming fest, several film festivals, and a whole lot of celebrity security entourages into what amounts to only the 24th-largest convention center in the United States.
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Such an event may be forceful enough to launch an extreme amount of material from the crust and mantle into a sub- orbital trajectory.
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However, the season also received coverage for having zero female or minority directors involved, due to a January 2002 Directors Guild of America study showing an extreme amount of white males directing major network drama and comedy series (663 of 826 episodes).
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This is why an electric torque wrench has very little vibration, and an extreme amount of repeatability and accuracy. The electric torque wrench was first patented in Germany in 1984 by Alkitronic. Electric torque wrenches have different models capable of 65Nm up to a max of 42,160Nm.
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An extreme amount of nabaq seeds (fruit trees that can be used in bread, eaten alone, or used for medicine). Many of the fruits were decomposed on the ground, implying that they did not seem to be used for nutrition. They seem to be used as windbreaks from the desert or gardening.
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Cells that undergo an extreme amount of stress experience cell death either through apoptosis or necrosis. Prolonged autophagy activation leads to a high turnover rate of proteins and organelles. A high rate above the survival threshold may kill cancer cells with a high apoptotic threshold. This technique can be utilized as a therapeutic cancer treatment.
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Owing to its windward position astride the South West Slopes, the region experiences an extreme amount of precipitation during winter and spring, averaging annually; of which a large quantity falls as heavy snow at higher elevations. Summers are warm and relatively dry, although with severe thunderstorms. Climate data is sourced from an altitude of at Kunama.
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Although soon rebuilt, a large fire in 1940 again destroyed much of the center of the city. During World War II, Shizuoka lacked targets of major military significance, and was initially only lightly bombed during several American air raids. However, in a major firebombing raid of 19 June 1945, the city suffered an extreme amount of damage with high civilian casualties.
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A verneshot (named after French author Jules Verne) is a hypothetical volcanic eruption event caused by the buildup of gas deep underneath a craton. Such an event may be forceful enough to launch an extreme amount of material from the crust and mantle into a sub-orbital trajectory, leading to significant further damage after the material crashes back down to the surface.
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The Blob (Frederick J. "Fred" Dukes) is a fictional supervillain appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. The character is usually depicted as an adversary of the X-Men. A mutant originally depicted as an obese circus freak, the Blob claims to be immovable when he so desires. He possesses an extreme amount of pliable body mass, which grants him superhuman strength.
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Although it is not very flat shooting because of slow velocities, it is flat enough for use out to 250 yards (230 m). It transmits an extreme amount of power at over 6,000 ft·lbf (8,000 J) and is designed for use on dangerous game out to . Like other large cartridges, the high energy performance is accompanied by a large amount of recoil. The Capstick is very similar in dimension to the .
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Scorpius first appeared in "Nerve" and made his last appearance in "The Peacekeeper Wars Part 2". Being half Scarran, Scorpius's body produces an extreme amount of body heat, particularly when angry. However, being also half-Sebacean means that too much heat will kill him. To prevent this he wears a full-body cooling suit notable mostly for the interchangeable cooling rods inside his cranium that absorb his excess body heat.
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Pescozada is a hip-hop group formed in Chalatenango, El Salvador. They usually rap in Spanish, sometimes throwing in bits of English like "Yeah" "Uh-huh" or "Hip hop", and use an extreme amount of Caliche. Their name means "slap" or "punch" (usually in the face) in modern Spanish. They are also well known throughout El Salvador for rapping about topics like the country's political situation, its problems, and its civil war.
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Another issue is Swedish emergency units are below the minimum safe size. The decentralized healthcare system in Sweden leads to this inefficiency, because of decentralization the counties are granted an extreme amount of flexibility. The coordination between counties and municipalities is affected because of this constant shifting and flexibility. In recent years the health care system of Sweden has been heavily criticized for not providing the same quality of health care to all Swedish citizens.
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Benjie arrives and finds his father by the pool in a catatonic state. He takes his father's wedding ring off his finger, then reunites with Agatha at the site of their previous home that Agatha had burned down. On the fireplace hearth, the siblings/cousins perform an impromptu wedding ceremony with their parents' wedding rings. They take an extreme amount of Agatha's pills together so that they may die by suicide, before lying down to watch the stars.
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Ogilvie decided to study the effects of attending a sporting event in person or watching it on TV. He found that watching sports uses many psychological and social skills and that men exude an extreme amount of testosterone while watching sports. Ogilvie says that attending a sporting event serves as a fantasy escape for people and can be a form of hero modeling. The event gives watchers a sense of social meaning and purpose.BIBLIOGRAPHIC CITATION: Krucoff, Carol.
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A cloudburst is an extreme amount of precipitation in a short period of time, sometimes accompanied by hail and thunder, which is capable of creating flood conditions. Cloudbursts can quickly dump large amounts of water, e.g. 25 mm of precipitation corresponds to 25,000 metric tons per square kilometre (1 inch corresponds to 72,300 short tons over one square mile). However, cloudbursts are infrequent as they occur only via orographic lift or occasionally when a warm air parcel mixes with cooler air, resulting in sudden condensation.
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The Los Angeles Police Department Medal of Valor is the highest law enforcement medal given by the L.A. Police Department. The Medal of Valor is an award for bravery, usually given for individual acts of extraordinary bravery or heroism performed in the line of duty at extreme, life-threatening, personal risk. It recognizes officers whose actions could be considered as having gone above and beyond the call of duty, or to recognize an officer who has performed an act of bravery displaying an extreme amount of courage while knowingly facing imminent danger.
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Additionally, was recorded on November 2, which set the new calendar day total for the month of November, surpassing the previous total of on November 18, 1990. Near Ka Lae, the southernmost point in the United States, rainfall reached nearly 5 in (127 mm). Rainfall peaked at an extreme amount of 38.76 in (985 mm) at Kapapala Ranch. In addition, the 24 hour rainfall total reached 37 in (940 mm), which is just 1 in (25 mm) shy of the record amount of precipitation in the state of Hawaii set on January 25, 1956.
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After the events of the previous episode, Leslie Knope (Amy Poehler) and Ben Wyatt (Adam Scott) agree to confess their romantic relationship to their boss Chris Traeger (Rob Lowe). Chris reluctantly launches an investigation between Leslie and Ben and holds trials for possible ethics violations. To overcome his depression over the hearing, Chris takes an extreme amount of vitamins and supplements. In the first trial, Leslie admits her relationship with Ben to the ethics committee, but denies any possible corruption or wrongdoing as a result of dating her superior.
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Typically cars are loaded by having heavy loads in the trunk, many passengers or towing a trailer, thus mainly affecting the rear wheels. When a car has been heavily loaded (if it does not have a live rear axle), the suspension will compress greatly in order to support the load resulting in an extreme amount of toe in on the rear wheels. This causes rapid tire wear, can cause the car to follow cracks in the road and can cause tire temperatures to rise higher than normal due to an increase in friction. Negative Camber will often be greatly increased as well.
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Mo Kalama: Mo is a hulking, 300 pound Honolulu detective and wartime friend of Byrd's. Mo has proven to be a crack shot with a firearm, as well as being able to handle an extreme amount of abuse from those attacking him. His attitude about life remains very nonchalant, and he often exonerates Byrd from incidences that Byrd may feel bad about involving him in, ending these remarks by referring to Byrd as his, "Brah." Byrd's first adventure was spurred by Mo passing along a stolen car case that was "too hot" for the police to handle.
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Not only are photos being manipulated by professionals for the media, but also with the rise of social media everyone has easy access to edit photos they post online. Countless apps such as Facetune have been created to allow smartphone user tools to modify personal images. These apps allow people to edit virtually every aspect in the photo focusing on the face and body represented. With social media users and the younger generation being exposed to an extreme amount of imagery that has been manipulated the consequences have a negative impact as body ideals are unachievable.
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In an air-gram to Washington in April 1966, the estimated fatalities had reached between 100,000 and 1,000,000. The fight against the Indonesian Communist Party eventually led to President Suharto's heightening of power and ultimately led to a brutal dictatorship from 1967-1998, marking 31 years of brutality. The United States involvement in these situations is marked with controversy in and of itself - according to an August 1966 airgram from Marshall Green stated that the U.S. Embassy prepared a list of Communist leaders with attribution to the Embassy removed, and that list was being used by Indonesian security officials that lacked an extreme amount of overt knowledge on Communist officials.
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Since the stop of production of the packfilm, most photographers are using the existing stock available on the market. With analog photography being an increasing interest to more people, people have been adapting older cameras like the Polaroid Land cameras 110A, 110B or 120, as these cameras have manual control, allowing photographers to have complete exposure control. Instant option is an online shop that is dedicated to sure modification service as well as other polaroid or instant film camera related modifications. There are also a lot of interest in having this as a personal project, as to make a functional camera does not require an extreme amount of work; articles from The phoblographer.
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Masada explains that he wanted to talk to Arai about Misaki, and explains his theory that Misaki's disappearance is the result of his physical form melting away, possibly from an extreme amount of radiation in the rain that night. The police don't buy a word of his statement, and set up patrols at Misaki's apartment where Arai is living. That night, a man by the name of Nishiyama sneaks into the apartment and threatens Arai, asking her where Misaki is; however, he gets no answer as Arai explains that she simply doesn't know. After thinking it over Nishiyama states that he will spare her life for tonight, and leaves by the window.
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However, production of the grenade was slow. In order to speed rod grenades to the front, the British also made rodded versions of the Mills bomb. Although a simple approach, launching a rod grenade "...placed an extreme amount of stress on the rifle barrel and the rifle itself, resulting in the need to dedicate specific rifles to the grenade launching role, as they quickly became useless as an accurate firearm. This led to the search for an alternative and resulted in the reappearance of the cup launcher during the latter years of World War I." After World War I, the rod-type rifle grenade was declared obsolete and the remaining Hales were replaced with Mills bombs shot from a rifle via a cup launcher.
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Towards the end of season 2, Dastun sees two children entering a theater to see the movie, the poster of which bills him as appearing, and when he follows to investigate, he finds they are child versions of himself and Sybil Rowan. Dastun's pride as a member of the military police puts him somewhat at odds with Roger after he resigns from the force, and he expresses an extreme amount of irritation every time Big O appears. At first this irritation is passed off as disliking the vigilante nature of the megadeus. However, as the series progresses, he reveals to Roger that his irritation stems from the fact that the military police do not have the ability to protect the city adequately due to frequent megadeus attacks.
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He prides himself on being a good man, a man of moral courage. When confronted with an evil version of himself on a corrupted version of Red Dwarf in "Demons and Angels" (1992), Lister says of his evil counterpart, "But he kills; I'm not capable of that." Likewise, when he kills "the Creator" of the Red Dwarf TV series during his hallucination in Back to Earth (2009), his initial reaction is to state that he doesn't kill people and doesn't understand why he did it. In the episode "Waiting for God" (1988), he also showed an extreme amount of remorse when he hears that vast numbers of the Cat's race have been killed due to holy wars and one of their arks flying off and crashing into an asteroid due to declaring him their god.
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Fury in April 2016 Following months of negotiation, the rematch with Klitschko was announced on 8 April 2016, this time with the fight scheduled to take place in Fury's hometown of Manchester at the Manchester Arena on 9 July 2016. Despite agreeing terms for the rematch, Fury said he had "no motivation" and had gained an extreme amount of weight after the first fight, as he weighed over by April 2016. On 24 June 2016, it was announced that this fight would be postponed to a later date due to Fury sustaining a sprained ankle in training. On the same day, Fury and his cousin, Hughie Fury, were charged by UK Anti-Doping "with presence of a prohibited substance", namely nandrolone, from a sample taken 16 months previously in February 2015.
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The rapid expansion of the business set stakes for future forms of entertainment and, even though the economy, technology, and unionizing eventually led to the demise of tent shows, future companies realized, and continue to realize that, in order to be a successful business, they need to be like tent shows. Tent shows used an extreme amount of advertisement, always gave the people what they wanted, and gave the public choices of what to see and do. The last touring tent show company was the Schaffner Players, under the management of James and Juanita Davis, which is a museum piece, "representing what was once an energetic industry." Although tent shows are over, the companies are remembered for their love and passion for theatre and various forms of entertainment, leaving a legacy of strong business, which overcame many obstacles.
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The Warehouse Cooperative School (1969-1975) was an American free school / alternative school which flourished in and near Boston, Massachusetts in the late 1960s and early 1970s. This was a time of experimentation and change in America, in education as well as other fields. Founded by Dr. Knowles Dougherty and his wife, Darlene Dougherty, as a K-12 school because they found no existing school satisfactory for their children, the Warehouse School was in the tradition of A.S. Neill's Summerhill School and other free schools in allowing an extreme amount of personal choice to students. Older students could choose which classes to attend, or indeed whether to attend classes at all; and within that context the student was entirely responsible for whether he or she considered his or her own learning satisfactory, as no grades were given.
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On May 30, two days before the outbreak, the Storm Prediction Center (SPC) noted the possibility of a severe weather event in the Northeastern United States in their outlook. A storm system was forecast to draw warm, moist air (with dew points over ) from the south, ahead of a driving cold front. In light of this, the SPC issued a slight risk for severe thunderstorms the area. As an upper-level trough moved over the Great Lakes, further moisture and warmth increased atmospheric instability in the area, raising the threat of a squall line or supercell thunderstorms. By June 1, the storm system moved over Ontario and Quebec, with a cold front trailing behind it over northern New England. CAPE values exceeded 4,000 J/kg, indicating an extreme amount of instability in the atmosphere, conducive to strong thunderstorms.
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A birthmark like crest of around 5 cm of diameter that appears in the skin of all the Reyvateils in specific spots (though strictly speaking it isn't a birthmark, but part of the Grathnode compound in their bodies appearing on their skins). All of the Origins have it programmed to appear in their hips, but all other Reyvateils have their Ports appearing in very varied areas. It is through this Install Port that Grathnode Crystals can be Installed, as well as also being the place through which the Life Extending Agent is administered to Third Generations. As the Install Port carries such an important role in the maintenance of their own lives, as well as being said the part of the body that exposes the mind of the Reyvateil to anyone that looks at it, the Reyvateils will never show it to anyone excepting for people in which they have an extreme amount of trust.
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Among descent groups with heavy sun exposure during their evolution, taking supplemental vitamin D to attain the 25(OH)D level associated with optimal health in studies done with mainly European populations may have deleterious outcomes. Despite abundant sunshine in India, vitamin D status in Indians are low and suggests a public health need to fortify Indian foods with vitamin D. However, the levels found in India are consistent with many other studies of tropical populations which have found that even an extreme amount of sun exposure, does not raise 25(OH)D levels to the levels typically found in Europeans. Recommendations stemming for a single standard for optimal serum 25(OH)D concentrations ignores the differing genetically mediated determinates of serum 25(OH)D and may result in ethnic minorities in Western countries having the results of studies done with subjects not representative of ethnic diversity applied to them. Vitamin D levels vary for genetically mediated reasons as well as environmental ones.
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Later, however, Malinowski branched out to political evolution during World War II. The period after World War II is what led to ethnoscience; anthropologists learned their skills could be applied to problems that were affecting modern societies (Mead, 1973: 1). Malinowski said "… with his tables of kinship terms, genealogies, maps, plans and diagrams, proves an extensive and big organization, shows the contribution of the tribe, of the clan, of the family, and he gives a picture of the natives subjected to a strict code of behavior and good manners, to which in comparison the life at the Court of Versailles or Escurial was free and easy" (1922: 10). After World War II, there was an extreme amount of growth in the anthropological field, not only with research opportunities but academically, as well (Mead, 1973: 2). The anthropologist Robin Horton, who taught at several Nigerian universities, considered the traditional knowledge of indigenous peoples as incorporated within conceptual world views that bear certain similarities to, and differences from, the modern scientific worldview.
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Leeds United's decline was not entirely without historical precedent, as Wolverhampton Wanderers had suffered a similarly high-profile decline in the 1980s, finishing 6th in the First Division and winning the Football League Cup in 1980, before eventually dropping into the Fourth Division by 1986 on the back of three consecutive relegations. Bristol City had become the first league team to suffer three successive relegations when they went down to the Fourth Division in 1982, although their decline was less dramatic than that of Wolves, as they had spent just four seasons in the First Division and not been as successful or spent as much money on players. However, the decline of Wolverhampton Wanderers was widely seen as the culmination of decades of financial mismanagement rather than an extreme amount of short-term spending as was the case with Leeds. Wolves had paid a national record fee of nearly £1.5million to sign striker Andy Gray from Aston Villa in 1979, while spending an even greater sum of money of rebuilding one side of the ground to create a large all-seater stand, at the same time.
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