"Once that muscle degenerates, it's gone," he told Reuters Health.
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BEIJING — Young women who have sex before marriage are degenerates.
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Over time, though, this boundless freedom degenerates into herd hysteria.
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When did we all start seeing millennials as sad, lazy, degenerates?
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You're not like the rest of these media-savvy millennial degenerates.
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Who doesn't think of themselves and their friends as secret degenerates?
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Another is having an emotionally empty relationship that regularly degenerates into incivility or worse.
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"Degenerates, hysterics, and neurasthenics are not capable of adaptation," Nordau wrote of modern artists.
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But then, without allowing for qualifications, any standpoint degenerates from pragmatic guideline to inflexible dogma.
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The only people who actually enjoy it are probably sociopaths or murderers or other degenerates.
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Ellen and the Degenerates have a new EP out on September 1 via What's For Breakfast?
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This is when a capitalist economy degenerates into chaos, possibly taking the world's economy along with it.
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The past year, I've composed a treatise deconstructing several arguments that called women like me sinners, degenerates.
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Unfortunately, it seems to have attracted the trolls who are now victim-blaming and calling women 'degenerates.
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A gap between them is formed and fills with fluid, and the outer layer of skin degenerates.
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The degenerates who gamble on politics give Republicans the upper hand in keeping the Senate for a reason.
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He's one of those guys, like a lot of the guys that I'm friends with, who are degenerates.
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That is a likely outcome only if the licensing policy degenerates merely to stifling entry and protecting incumbents.
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"Degenerates are not always criminals, prostitutes, anarchists and pronounced lunatics; they are often authors and artists," Nordau wrote.
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We still want our rapists to be monsters, exceptions, degenerates whose expulsion from the community solves the problem.
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And, bonus for all you degenerates out there ... Dez also gave us his prediction for the Super Bowl!!!
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A cocktail party degenerates into surreal anarchy, with witches prancing about and the lovers copulating in a bathtub.
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The event had been banned over security fears after ultra-nationalists said "degenerates" should not be allowed to demonstrate.
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"Such a strategy quickly degenerates into a hall of mirrors," Bernanke, then a Fed governor, said in the speech.
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The "relentless violence" must stop before it degenerates into "what we fear may end in a bloodbath", he said.
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If the process turns on grandstanding and degenerates into a morass of endless half-baked accusations, then Trump wins.
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Holly gives out a clue in the footage ... just don't blame us if you actually bet and lose. Degenerates.
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It opens at 22 AM and is always packed with the true degenerates who are just leaving the after-hours.
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Besides, too great a concern with origin degenerates too easily into a concern with purity, and folklore is most impure.
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It's also rightfully earned a bad rap for being a home to trolls, vicious racists, and all sorts of other degenerates.
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Or, as Eric Hoffer wrote, "Every great cause begins as a movement, becomes a business, and eventually degenerates into a racket."
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There's a brief intro (an abstract) that is kinda-sorta comprehensible, but then the article immediately degenerates into jargon and equations.
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"These kids, they mean well, but they're degenerates," a thuggish police officer tells a sympathetic stranger one night at the Seagull.
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"He goes on to say that "YouTube creators are degenerates, they&aposre the worst people out there, speaking from a YouTuber.
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In downtown SF the degenerates gather like hyenas, spit, urinate, taunt you, sell drugs, get rowdy, they act like they own the center of the city…You can preach compassion, equality, and be the biggest lover in the world, but there is an area of town for degenerates and an area of town for the working class.
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On television and in magazines, commentators would refer to homosexuality as a "Western disease," one that turned upstanding Russian citizens into degenerates.
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" Having stripped the sport to its essence, he nonetheless observed, "For some degenerates, tennis is a way of life, even a religion.
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Houdini, a star witness, shared the results of his investigations into spiritualism, calling mediums "mental degenerates" and cross-examining professional psychics himself.
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These are the gifts for those people: the disparate degenerates who could probably go a whole year without physically touching another human being.
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Here it becomes a grotesque bacchanal of white-male supremacy, capped by a Fourth of July party that degenerates into a racist riot.
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One of the most common reasons for losing vision are eye diseases like macular degeneration (MD), when the retina degenerates with old age.
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In most cases, they told me they didn't want to be perceived as lazy degenerates, though they didn't phrase it quite that way.
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As a result, the public sphere quickly degenerates into a battleground in which opposing tribes string together words to wield as a weapon.
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States were running referenda banning us from teaching or equal rights, and the Republican Party was calling us perverts and degenerates on national television.
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The Amazon molly's egg cells are activated to develop into an embryo by a sperm cell that degenerates without fusing with the egg's nucleus.
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I've shepherded lots of weirdos, drunks, and degenerates around, cleaned up plenty of puke in the backseat, and was even once robbed at gunpoint.
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Image: A Willet Don't worry if your life is lacking in demented and deranged Canadian punk played by three down in the mouth degenerates.
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You know those degenerates who sit on the toilet at a warehouse party Porta-Potty, or put eyelashes on the front of their Volkswagen Beetle?
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At the same time, there were all these sort of "degenerates," dressed all in black, all heading into massive lines to get on the vessel.
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Get your betting slips ready ... 'cause Thomas John has had a premonition -- and it's about to make the Red Sox, Dodgers and degenerates VERY happy.
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A former Super Bowl MVP is offering up FREE advice for all you degenerates out there ... 'cause Deion Branch says take the OVER on Sunday!!!
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" He called on the "degenerates, perverts, and freaks," and other "criminals who shilled for Hillary" to "make good on your promise to leave the country.
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Performers include Yamaneika Saunders, seen on Netflix this fall as one of "The Degenerates," Alex Edelman, named the Edinburgh Festival Fringe's best newcomer, and others.
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In downtown SF the degenerates gather like hyenas, spit, urinate, taunt you, sell drugs, get rowdy, they act like they own the center of the city.
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" He ended his presentation by quoting Eric Hoffer who said, "Every great cause begins as a movement, becomes a business, and eventually degenerates into a racket.
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EIE and NCOSE have been incredibly instrumental in making an issue out of the idea that there are lots of perverted degenerates looking at porn in restaurants.
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The stories of working in the trenches with towering degenerates—pirates, Bourdain called them—fiercely dedicated to toiling in obscurity and humping out hot plates was my life.
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Once the stomping ground of Canadian literary heroes like Nick Auf Der Maur and Mordechai Richler, it has evolved into a haunt for musicians, intellectuals, and degenerates alike.
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Treyger regularly kills at shows in New York, but on "The Degenerates," a collection of half-hour specials released on Netflix last month, she delivers a breakthrough performance.
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In a wordless pas de deux with only driving industrial music for a score, a prizefighter squares off against a feral dog for a crowd of cash-waving degenerates.
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Pay attention all you dice rolling, rent money wagering degenerates out there ... the country's most famous handicapper is giving you some NFL locks to make your weekend green (maybe).
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Istanbul riot police fired tear gas and rubber pellets on Sunday to disperse a march for transgender people banned after ultra-nationalists said that "degenerates" could not demonstrate.
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Apostle occasionally seems entirely over the top — the last-act conflict degenerates into a particularly gory mess that seems gratuitous after the sadder, stranger, more human battles that precede it.
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Thus, in 1937, over 650 works by Chagall, Kandinsky, Klee, and more than a hundred other "degenerates" were hung askew inside the Institute of Archaeology and subsequently viewed by millions.
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This first season meditated sweetly on how even degenerates can learn to act righteously if they band together; how communities are always stronger than individuals and can lift them up.
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When nothing was going on and we were just fuckin' bored, that's when we acted like real degenerates, especially if we were too drunk or on speed or angel dust.
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This time, their featured guests include Eagle Witt and Adrienne Iapalucci, whose new special premieres on New Year's Eve as part of the second season of Netflix's "The Degenerates."eventbrite.
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You can preach compassion, equality, and be the biggest lover in the world, but there is an area of town for degenerates and an area of town for the working class.
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Although Quavo and Young Thug, among others, contribute enlivening guest verses, as usual with Drake half the album degenerates into atmospherically pro forma synth presets and rhythmically clumsy attempts at gravitas.
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"In downtown SF the degenerates gather like hyenas, spit, urinate, taunt you, sell drugs, get rowdy, they act like they own the center of the city," he wrote the same year.
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Johnston also hopes the knowledge will eventually be used to prevent diseases like macular degeneration, which is the leading cause of blindness, as well as glaucoma, which degenerates the retinal ganglion cells.
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Kelsey's profanity-laced email to an employee warned the group had three days to remove the video or "we will be taking action against your organization full of degenerates," the affidavit said.
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Sitting on those stools is where you'll find the tried-and-true denizens of the beach—the proud remaining degenerates—shooting pool, chain smoking, and keeping the reverse hours of a banker.
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That probably explains why Ellen and the Degenerates' "Ellen 2020," which clocks in at a mere 65 seconds, is a quick look at a claymation party that goes horribly awry, and fast.
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"The Degenerates" follows the same idea: It features six, 30-minute episodes of raunchy routines by performers who have long been in the game but have yet to sell out a theater.
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Schildkraut says the gun debate often degenerates into extremes, with no one willing to meet in the middle, except perhaps on some subjects like universal background checks, which both Republicans and Democrats support.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Authorities in Istanbul have banned transgender and gay pride marches this month, citing security concerns after ultra-nationalists said they would not allow "degenerates" to hold the events on Turkish soil.
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And our current American moment, defined by a breakneck digital pace and public discourse that often begins at belligerent and degenerates from there, is exactly the right time to reinvest in this approach.
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Because I think there's so much talk in the media about "greedy pharmaceutical companies," and talk that stigmatizes people who use these pills as addicts or degenerates, which is all part of the story.
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The experimental animator thrives on imagery that implodes, evolves, and degenerates into interrelated imagery, and the metamorphosis always feels too creatively-packed to have been thought up by the mind of just one person.
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The Feed also stresses how social media can be a deadly distraction, as it can create false illusions of wellness and progress in the world while the environment degenerates and climate change runs rampant.
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In the play, the humans are degenerates who stop procreating and succumb to their most selfish and strange whims—while the robots remain unerring in their calculations and indefatigable in their commitment to work.
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The interview subsequently degenerates into a repeat of pretty much every other serious confrontation Gunnlaugsson's administration has had with the media: angry obfuscation and claims of victimization, followed by feigned shock and abrupt dismissal.
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If he fails, we can go back to our casual bigotry, which at least means we can abolish the transatlantic retail orgy which a select group of moral degenerates have taken to calling 'Halloween'.
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While this is wonderful for degenerates like myself that can now drive an hour south to throw away money, this may be a confusing time for hockey fans who have never wagered on a game.
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ANKARA, June 17 (Reuters) - Authorities in Istanbul have banned transgender and gay pride marches this month, citing security concerns after ultra-nationalists warned they would not allow "degenerates" to hold the events on Turkish soil.
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"The larger the outstanding debt, the higher the risk that market discipline degenerates into a debt run," Tabellini wrote, and a crisis of confidence in one euro zone country was likely to spread to others.
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Many Britons yearn for a second chance to decide whether Britain is served by an EU that degenerates into warring factions dominated by right-wing extremists who seek to replace unity with hatred of foreigners.
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"We have a prime minister, we have a chief of command, we're not going to leave this country to degenerates," shouted one man, as groups of government supporters climbed onto a tank near Ataturk airport.
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Does "tasteful" entail a cultivated aesthetic, one arrived at through formidable powers of judgment and discernment, or a contrived affectation that degenerates into an automaton-like weakness for bamboo cheese boards and artisanal-coffee-shop playlists?
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"The Pursuit of Love" by Nancy Mitford Mitford's best and funniest book contains, for my money, her worst ending—the novel changes tone at the end and degenerates into what feels like total, wistful wish-fulfillment.
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On his public Facebook Chapman has encouraged fans to attend rallies held by neo-Nazis, referred to leftists as "degenerates" and the press as "the enemy"—signing many posts with the explicitly anti-Muslim "Deus Vult" crusader meme.
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The researchers are still figuring out exactly when this kind of therapy would be the most effective (it would likely be at a very young age, as the cochlea degenerates over time in people with hereditary hearing loss).
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It is a constant theme, to push back against the image of them as the town drunks, the degenerates, and to make the point that alcoholism affects all classes of society and it afflicts the best and brightest.
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It's best to dial it down, Sag, as the only people who actually care about these tidbits of knowledge are the degenerates in the club too doped up to even know what you're yapping in their ears about.
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Getting someone labeled a suspected pedophile has the added benefit of fitting "perfectly with the Kremlin's line that human rights activists are all just degenerates," said Vytis Jurkonis, a Lithuanian human rights activist who works with Russian exiles.
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As an executive responsible for a large work force, she has to find a way to make clear that she will exhibit impeccable judgment and speak truth to power without implying that her hard-working colleagues are moral degenerates.
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"It makes no sense that a conflict over the financing and construction of civilian airplanes degenerates into a broad commercial war against the agricultural sector that is neither good for European or U.S. citizens," it said in a statement.
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And the prices continue to go up, and painting degenerates into something shady, a kind of gold mine situated on the heights of Montmartre, promoted by a number of bankers, and around which there is a constant battle of bank notes.
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"We will not allow degenerates to carry out their fantasies on this land, which our ancestors left us by paying a heavy price," said Kursat Mican, head of the Istanbul division of the ultra-nationalist youth group the Alperen Hearths, at a press conference last week.
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Corpse Fortress rides hard along the crumbling path trodden by down-tuned degenerates like Autopsy, Bolt Thrower, Asphyx, and crust punk heavyweights Antisect and Anti Cimex, and is crowned with a warm, wooly guitar tone that's pure rotten filth, a subterranean low end, and strained, shredded vocals.
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"We will not allow degenerates to carry out their fantasies on this land, which our ancestors left us by paying a heavy price," said Kursat Mican, head of the Istanbul division of the ultra-nationalist youth group the Alperen Hearths, at a press conference earlier this month.
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The album "rides hard along the crumbling path trodden by down-tuned degenerates like Autopsy, Bolt Thrower, Asphyx, and crust punk heavyweights Antisect and Anti Cimex, and is crowned with a warm, wooly guitar tone that's pure rotten filth, a subterranean low end, and strained, shredded vocals," as Noisey noted previously.
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With the rest of the nation working itself into a lather over which presidential candidate proves better at speaking talking points past the other, only the hardiest of football degenerates are left to bare witness to the ten-year anniversary of another time the Saints and Falcons played on Monday Night Football.
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The part of the umbilical arteries closest to the belly button degenerates into ligaments that serve no real purpose but the more internal part becomes part of the circulatory system and is found in the pelvis supplying blood to parts of the bladder, ureters and ductus deferens (a tube sperm moves through in males).
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Still: Having the gang get struck by lightning and wake up in black bodies was, uh, pretty surprising (though thankfully not because the show used blackface, which this storyline eschews … though It's Always Sunny has let its proud degenerates go there before when shooting their unauthorized Lethal Weapon sequels.) It was also … well, fine.
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It was a harrowing experience, they said, and it came only one month before Harmony Korine, the legendary cult filmmaker who wrote the seminal movie 90s Kids and directed 2012's oddball mind-bender Spring Breakers, would begin principal shooting on his newest project, The Beach Bum—a look at "Cosmic America," and the drunkards, degenerates, and romantics who inhabit what was once Ernest Hemingway's famous, mythic retreat.
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The same routine, day after day after day: instant black coffee and black bread with canteloupe; read the Jewish Week with that enormous magnifying glass; check the house to make sure all the lights are still off; push a walker on tennis balls to shul to have the same Sad Libs conversations with the same macular degenerates, substituting different names into the news about cancers and graduations; thaw a brick of chicken soup while flipping through the same photo albums; eat the soup while advancing through another paragraph of the Jewish Week; nap in front of one of the same five movies; walk across the street to confirm Mr. Kowalski's continued existence; skip dinner; check the house to make sure all the lights are still off; go to bed at seven and have eleven hours of the same nightmares.
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