My reaction to those stories was, 'That's the most infantile – not to mention disrespectful — but infantile behavior that I've ever heard of.
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It is still used by doctors to treat infantile spasms.
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"This is an age-old debate, typically conceptualized as "infantile amnesia.
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The drug is used to treat infantile spasms and multiple sclerosis.
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"We're in such an infantile stage of the law," she said.
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Letter of Recommendation: Stuffed Animals It's less infantile than you'd think.
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At 9 months old, Adelaide was diagnosed with Infantile Spasms (IS).
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Unlike newborn acne, infantile acne features whiteheads, blackheads, or reddish pimples.
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The pathetic, infantile posts were penned before I was a professional journalist.
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Pacino plays King Herod, whom he portrays with a blubbering, infantile petulance.
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Among them: neurologists who had prescribed Acthar for babies with infantile spasms.
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One couple said their son was diagnosed with infantile spasms in 1961.
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The Times said little else about infantile paralysis or poliomyelitis until Aug.
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Yes, they might be the nostalgic, infantile memories of a postwar child.
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It is obvious, then, that there is something infantile about chewing gum.
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"Kody could have had healing infantile rickets, or copper deficiency," Ayoub testified.
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I think they're a symptom of how broken and infantile our culture is.
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Yet the more Roy surrenders to extraterrestrial influence, the more infantile he becomes.
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We have been giving this platform to talk about infantile spasms and epilepsy.
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We have been giving this platform to talk about Infantile Spasms and epilepsy.
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Opinion Columnist Was it an infantile expectoration or part of a grand plan?
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The internet, in its petulant and infantile glory, is slowly moving toward that ideal.
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Don't feel infantile while watching cartoons, even if you're above the age of 12.
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These quick breads, however, can save you from having another sad, infantile little breakfast.
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South Koreans carry on with life, ignoring his infantile antics and his macho militarism.
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There are two types of baby acne: neonatal, or "newborn," acne and infantile acne.
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Herpes definitely scares me the most, even though I know how infantile that is.
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He suffers from infantile onset encephalomyopathy mitochondrial DNA depletion syndrome (MDDS), according to The Telegraph.
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" The drug is also the "gold standard" in treatment for infantile spasms, Mallinckrodt said. "H.
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Without the FDA's approval of Acthar for infantile spasms, Questcor would stand to lose millions.
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Several neurologists I spoke with said Acthar is their preferred choice in treating infantile spasms.
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He suffers from infantile onset encephalomyopathy mitochondrial DNA depletion syndrome (MDDS), according to The Telegraph.
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Seeing celebrities with a little mustache on makes it very infantile and funny and warm.
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He summons withering on-the-record assessments from ostensible allies of a seemingly infantile president.
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The simple, slightly sexist explanation is that cats' infantile-looking features prey particularly on female instincts.
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Essentially a disturbing manifestation of designer Tomonobu Itagaki's infantile boyhood fantasies, Ivan's existence is utterly inexcusable.
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President Donald J Trump's official portrait is so rich in infantile machismo that mockery is inevitable.
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According to the FTC's complaint, an Acthar treatment for infantile spasms can cost more than $100,000.
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Brandon dealt with infantile spasms as a young child and developed lasting cognitive and physical delays.
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At 7 months, Trevor was diagnosed with infantile spasms, a rare and catastrophic form of epilepsy.
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Trevor was soon evaluated, and the young parents were given the painful diagnosis of infantile spasms.
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Marriage allows you to be completely infantile, petulant, express anger … express love, express insecurity and vulnerability.
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Describing Mr. Trump as "infantile," he paused to remove his glasses and set aside his egret.
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By then the disease, also called infantile paralysis, had made walking without crutches impossible for her.
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We are a far cry from the infantile way Hollywood wrings cheap laughs from bodily fluids.
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Or ones where Tom Hanks uncovers ancient religious conspiracies via outrageously infantile forms of symbol interpretation.
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No one here is "adulting like a boss," as the ultimately infantile pop culture phrase goes.
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If this combination of misplaced idealism and infantile Marxism ever gains an ascendancy, Labour is doomed.
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At the time, the drug was primarily marketed for infantile spasms, a debilitating seizure disorder in babies.
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These clues could one day help our own evolutionarily infantile species live longer, less disease-ridden lives.
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But even in terms of the petty-ass Giants being aggrieved with Puig, this one was infantile.
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Acthar is best known for treating babies with infantile spasms, a rare and catastrophic form of epilepsy.
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But the Epilepsy Foundation pleaded for the drugmaker to keep producing it for babies with infantile spasms.
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However, there's something troubling about how Williams was made to appear so infantile for this particular pic.
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Describing pieces of music with words like "fuck" and "shit" can come across as infantile and basic.
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Tricare, the insurer for members of the United States military, also limits reimbursement solely to infantile spasms.
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What an infantile way of looking at the world and other people and their enjoyments and pleasures.
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Infantile spasms is a rare, sometimes fatal, form of epilepsy that typically strikes babies before their first birthday.
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"We are all for the better for getting rid of this artificial, silly, infantile, immature trading," Cramer said.
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As always, Mr. Wainwright played the clown, mugging, sticking out his tongue and behaving like an infantile provocateur.
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They don't have to feel exactly the same now, because the user base is not an infantile one.
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I think because I am childish with an infantile sense of humor that my outside reflects my inside.
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Chaotic, corrupt, incurious, infantile, grandiose, and obsessed with gaudy real estate, Donald Trump is of a Neronic temperament.
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The craze is about more than infantile consumerism: Hello Kitty has become an unlikely token of Taiwanese identity.
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Add in the stress of a diagnosis of infantile spasms, and the whole process can be soul-crushing.
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Nancy de Wolf Smith, The Wall Street Journal: We're back to the familiar favorites of the infantile:, e.g.
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Eleven-month-old Charlie has a hereditary, terminal disease called infantile onset encephalomyopathic mitochondrial DNA depletion syndrome (MDDS).
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"Sleepy baby," like "Baby" and "Girl" hidden throughout Sharp Objects, is a phrase that should be an infantile murmur.
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Women are pitted against each other; judged on their looks; and encouraged to revert to infantile, high school stereotypes.
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Acthar has been on the market since 292 and is primarily used to treat infantile spasms, a rare condition.
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Turner Classic Movies previously reported Matlin became hearing-impaired before she was 2 as a result of infantile measles.
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Back in June, when my colleague Tom Simonite wrote about its introduction, Project Debater was a halting, infantile thing.
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Juxtaposition of wish fulfillment violence and infantile imagery, desire to regress, be free of responsibility... This all says 'war.
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The critical faculties involved in confronting and contemplating complex art are reduced here to a state of infantile passivity.
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Our knowledge of the concepts of intelligence, consciousness, what the human mind even is, remains in an infantile stage.
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Even though it had been used for decades, Acthar had never been approved by the FDA for infantile spasms.
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His needs are more primitive, an infantile hunger for approval and praise, a craving that can never be satisfied.
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Autumn's stepfather, by contrast, is infantile and aggressively petulant, and seems eager to run her down at every opportunity.
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It's absurd and insulting, and it serves to depict Mercury himself — a legendary creative genius — as infantile and petulant.
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However, this would require a multiplayer infrastructure that, in its current stage, is still in its awkward infantile stages.
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"Many things have been tried for infantile colic, but time is the only consistent remedy for most children," Homme said.
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To determine whether your baby has infantile colic, Landgren recommends keeping a daily diary of how often your baby cries.
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That said, exceptions to infantile amnesia can occur if or when we experience something unique—something charged with strong emotion.
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The NICE recommendation covers the medicine's use in perinatal- and infantile-onset hypophosphatasia, a condition affecting the development of bone.
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In 1985, for example, Japan began a mass-screening programme for neuroblastoma, a rare tumour of the infantile nervous system.
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It gives Trump's allies plenty to attack him with, and it has goaded Trump — predictably — into his most infantile epithets.
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If voters elect Trump, they'll legitimize his brutish and infantile behavior both domestically and internationally, reaffirming the "Ugly American" reputation.
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After years of ingesting pop culture, we expect men to treat each other terribly in the most infantile of ways.
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However, our knowledge of the concepts of intelligence, consciousness, what the human mind even is, remains in an infantile stage.
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I find these emotion and relationship effects particularly fascinating, considering the fact that illeism is often considered to be infantile.
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The results were considered phenomenal: At the time, 10% of babies with infantile spasms died, and 85% were mentally disabled.
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Yes, the insults and name calling are straight out of a playbook that a high school sophomore would find infantile.
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I realize I was floating the proposition as an "alternative fact" — in my case, a conviction fueled by infantile rage.
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He said he believes Kody had infantile rickets, a disease of early life in which bones do not mineralize properly.
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Research has shown a connection between smoking during pregnancy and a higher risk of asthma, infantile colic and childhood obesity.
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Infantile acne starts later, after six weeksInfantile acne is less common than newborn acne, affecting an estimated 2% of infants.
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"We are all for the better for getting rid of this artificial, silly, infantile, immature trading," the "Mad Money " host said.
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But to say that we experience true being only in childhood and that creativity is an infantile function — that's something else.
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We're no longer forced to choose between matronly, ill-fitting sacks or infantile, embellished everything; plus-size clothing is finally...stylish.
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And from the Republicans we have a deceptive, infantile, racist demagogue with no political principles aside from his own self-interest.
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Online, this infantile cry has rallied around its own hashtag — #NotMyBattlefield — and it is full of users shrieking about political correctness.
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His intentions, good as they well might be, are rooted in an outdated economic model and an infantile view of Nigerians.
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That same sentiment was evident in Musk's infantile sniping at analysts who asked him uncomfortable questions during a Tesla earnings call.
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" Adds Danielle, "Someone, somewhere, figured out they could make a lot of money on rare diagnoses -- and they chose infantile spasms.
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The old seem infantile, the young act senile, the middle-aged find that all that is middle-aged about them disappears.
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But Lucy Lawson, an American living in Britain, said that while she opposed Mr. Trump's policies, she considered the protest infantile.
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So, we're looking for an item, and the item that guards a dribbler of the infantile kind would be a BIB.
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And it certainly doesn't compare to Trump's anemic efforts to combat a heating planet, which amount to infantile jokes on Twitter.
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In 2001, Questcor bought the medication for $100,000; nine years later, the F.D.A. approved Acthar for the treatment of infantile spasms.
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And even if your baby does require medical treatment, Gagin says that infantile acne should disappear by the age of two.
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Overseeing this grandly infantile universe is Ms. Landau, who made her name as a boundary-testing director of the avant-garde.
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"This Jimmy boy looked like an adolescent, like my kid brother, with surprising maturity and great swaths of infantile petulance," she wrote.
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The Office of the President was made for better things than an infantile tweet misspelling a congressman's name like a curse word.
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And in her fight for success, Joy does not stop caring for her young children, her bedridden mother, or her infantile father.
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"As Charlie's mom, I have always been outspoken about her facial defect (infantile hemangioma), and advocated for acceptance and awareness," Crenshaw wrote.
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Pediatric patients in the trial had a type of cancer called infantile fibrosarcoma, a disease with a high rate of TRK fusion.
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This insults all of us, suggesting that personhood for women lies in some fantasy infantile state: never a child, never an adult.
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If Acthar works the first time for a child with infantile spasms, the protocol is to give him another round of treatment.
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Nothing, certainly not an infantile blowhard who thrived on debt and deception, could derail the inevitable rise of a lasting liberal majority.
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It didn't look exactly like infantile spasms, a form of childhood epilepsy, but that was the closest diagnosis they could arrive at.
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Excessive crying is known as infantile colic, and a new study suggests that acupuncture may reduce colicky crying when other treatments don't help.
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The condition, Neuroaxonal Infantile Dystrophy, is a disorder that affects the nervous system, and has a life expectancy of 2160 to 2000 years.
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As they veered from spare, infantile folk into explosive art-rock and psychedelic dance music, nothing about their artistry felt predictable or stable.
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NTRK genes are rare but occur in many types of cancer, the FDA said, such as mammary analogue secretory carcinoma and infantile fibrosarcoma.
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Like Nauman, but coming from a very different place, Florian can get right at the infantile, repetitive name calling we have all experienced.
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It outlasted every other pop-punk Christmas cut, including their own infantile "Happy Holidays, You Bastard" from Take Off Your Pants and Jacket.
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A charming, towheaded child, Pam was first chosen to represent a local chapter of the infantile paralysis foundation in her native Oklahoma City.
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He predictably directed one of his infantile Twitter tirades at her, dismissing her as a "lightweight" who "would do anything" for campaign contributions.
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Tillerson is seen as one of the "grown-ups in the room," as people critical of our infantile president are fond of saying.
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In an interview in October, he called Mr. Trump "infantile" and said he had brought "ill repute to the office" of the presidency.
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It first appeared as "Infantile Autism"; it was subsequently redesignated "Autistic Disorder"; and now it comes under the heading "Autism Spectrum Disorder" (A.S.D.).
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He is the human embodiment of corporate messaging, which means that he is basically insane: infantile and grasping, every neuron pulsing with need.
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"When we first found out that something was wrong, we started Googling around about infantile spasms, and it was just terrifying," Miguel says.
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Whisper it softly, but perhaps the former prime minister is a better strategist, a more expansive thinker and operator, than these infantile interpretations allow.
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Don't call the acupuncturist quite yet Whether acupuncture can be an effective approach for infantile colic has been the subject of an ongoing debate.
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It is unfussy in a country whose metropolitan food culture increasingly involves infantile gimmicks: dishes served on bricks, in jam-jars and the like.
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" She continued, "When POTUS shot off an insulting infantile tweet during Hannity's show, as usual, we were just relieved it wasn't a whole tweetstorm.
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Not even the splendid Mr. Balduzzi can override this work's often infantile sensibility, in which clichés stack up but never reveal a greater whole.
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" Asked why Acthar helps relieve seizures in children with infantile spasms, Young had no explanation: "We actually don't know the exact mechanism of action.
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There are just three front-line medications used to treat infantile spasms: • H.P. Acthar Gel, or Acthar, an anti-inflammatory also known as ACTH.
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In 2001, Questcor bought the rights to Acthar, a type of hormone-based drug used to treat infantile spasms as well as multiple sclerosis.
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I mean, there are families in Georgia who have never heard of Infantile Spasms (IS.) To be able to raise awareness gives me purpose.
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Moreover, multiple studies report that babies who experience infantile acne have a higher risk of developing severe acne later in life, like during adolescence.
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In our cautious, politically correct environment, none could have survived such misogynistic, racist or otherwise unacceptable outbursts ranging from infantile tantrums to sinister, calculated abuse.
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Of course, standing out among a group so infantile that the closing question was "Can't we all get along?" is not exactly a tall task.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: There&aposs a tollbooth ahead so I hope you have the money after the loathsome relentless infantile Democrat that screwed you on taxes.
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Even without Trump, our biggest challenge as we move forward is that we have become exhausted parents of our infant (and infantile) social media children.
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A drug too expensive to offer patients who may benefit The first recorded case of infantile spasms was in a 4-month-old English patient.
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This infantile exchange between the two wealthy New Yorkers was like a little vignette from Saturday Night Live, but it was a real presidential debate.
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But while he opposed the Vietnam War, he would also hold no truck with what he called the "muddled infantile rantings" of the antiwar movement.
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What exactly is deemed ugly, of course, remains in the eye of the beholder; mimicking infantile derangement is outrageous to some, a snooze to others.
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Whether he was pounding cups of coffee or strapped into a carseat, Detective Pikachu was a perfect blend of infantile innocence and middle-aged weariness.
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He called Mr. Bolton "infantile" and "clowning" for speaking to reporters while holding a notepad with the phrase "5,000 troops to Colombia" written on top.
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It's not that his humor tends toward the infantile — we have no problem with that at all — but rather how he panders to his audience.
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While most restaurants pander to children by offering them mediocre overcooked chicken dishes with absurd, infantile names, this deli decided to keep their kids' menu honest.
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A half a century of fine-tuning made him much more infantile, a process naturalist Stephen Jay Gould famously described in his 'biological homage' to Mickey.
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She was diagnosed with infantile spasms, a serious epilepsy syndrome in infants that is frequently associated with developmental delays, according to the national nonprofit Epilepsy Foundation.
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Next time Ingraham and her acolytes deride infantile college protest antics, keep in mind they may at that very moment be using diapers as safe spaces.
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Then, apart from a brief mention in December 1900, infantile paralysis disappeared from The Times until the summer of 1907, when another outbreak prompted several reports.
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Researchers at the University of Turin in Italy called for more research into treatments for infantile colic in a 2014 paper in the Italian Journal of Pediatrics.
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The researchers found that in Ecuador, too, infantile gut bacteria predict susceptibility to asthma—except that in this case a completely different set of bugs are responsible.
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To be bored with life is, of course, an infantile and depressing thing to say or feel, but to be bored in life, from time to time.
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The three co-creators wrote the copy, settled on an appropriately infantile primary-color scheme, and created a website with an interactive component all within two weeks.
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Young consumers like pastel colours, infantile fluffy shit, minimalism and Instagram, and this perfume, Sweet Like Candy (one of four Ariana Grande fragrances), delivers on all fronts.
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A recent example: Has there ever been a more infantile, witless, impotent, self-obsessed, intellectually-bankrupt pus-filled cockstump to perch, temporarily, on a seat of power?
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Pointing to "infantile heads of state" who speak only "to those who obey, or in order to force obedience," she warned of the virulence of the demagogue.
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The panelists acknowledged that it was an odd position to be in: to consider the request on a drug many considered the standard-bearer for infantile spasms.
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Acthar gel, which is used to treat infantile spasms and multiple sclerosis, brought in sales of $308.7 million, missing consensus estimate of $326.6 million, according to Stifel.
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Or infantile Tay-Sachs, in which babies have a normal early infancy and then rapidly deteriorate, experiencing seizures, paralysis and sensory loss before dying in early childhood.
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And it goes along with basically infantile fantasies about individual action — the "good guy with a gun" — taking the place of such fundamentally public functions as policing.
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These infantile and often awkward rooms-within-rooms show adults sheltering beneath mountains of rugs, stacks of books, wine boxes, a sun umbrella and even a sled.
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But Trump's behavior — his divisive, boastful, dishonest, egotistical, infantile, self-aggrandizing personality — has made it impossible for most people to give him any credit for anything; 5.
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Independent experts say the drug, which is a half-century old and treats multiple sclerosis and infantile spasms, is excessively priced and isn't any better than cheaper alternatives.
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Acthar Gel, which is used to treat infantile spasms and multiple sclerosis, brought in revenue of $1.11 billion in 2018, accounting for 35% of the company's total revenue.
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Acthar, which is used to treat infantile spasms and multiple sclerosis, is the company's biggest revenue generator, bringing about $1.11 billion in 2018, or 35% of total revenue.
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The GOP debates turned into a sideshow within a freak show, with insults hurled from Trump toward other GOP candidates that were infantile and, at times, arguably defamatory.
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I saw his eyes scudding around the walls, calculating how much infantile squalor they could contain without bursting their limits and poisoning the wellsprings of all his hope.
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But that would require admitting that her supposed self-scrutiny — like James's infantile provocations and Max's clothing-optional put-downs — is the pose that it appears to be.
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At 9 months old, Adelaide was diagnosed with Infantile Spasms (IS.) "Oh, she was feisty as hell," Kelly told PEOPLE just one day before her daughter's tragic death.
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In his essay on "Infantile Sexuality," Freud made the controversial claim that, as children develop, their erogenous zones move from the mouth to the anus to, finally, the genitals.
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Mr. Trump lost for his infantile bailing out of the debate after his patently false claim that Ms. Kelly had been unfair to him in a debate last August.
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Hamilton star Miguel Cervantes and his wife Kelly gave PEOPLE's sister site Parents a glimpse at their life caring for their daughter Adelaide before her death from infantile spasms.
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For decades, Sanrio's central export has been Hello Kitty, an emblem of infantile feminine charm who wears an oversize bow on her head and doesn't even have a mouth.
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Such measurements of infantile activity are inherently "problematic," says Sara Benjamin-Neelon, an associate professor at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and the new study's lead author.
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But then I am reminded that the idea that black folks are infantile and must be told what to do and what to think is not confined by ideological barriers.
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" And then he did, delivering a seven-minute string of blistering insults to Trump, calling him an "infantile, bullying man," a "spoiled, misbehaving child," a "charlatan," and a "naked emperor.
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Although Gunn claims that "large-scale prints and crazy pattern-mixing abound, all guaranteed to make you look infantile or like a float in a parade," Lars couldn't disagree more.
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As Vox' Matt Yglesias pointed out recently, these conditions essentially gave us Trump, whose infantile behavior is as much a product of national policy decisions as his own peculiar psychology.
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Infantile colic is the cause of 23% to 29% of all early pediatrician visits for babies 2 weeks to 3 months old, and it typically peaks around 6 weeks of age.
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Nona Hurkmans, one of the activists behind the infantile inflatable of Trump, said the balloon was a fair response to Trump's own behavior and downplayed claims that Trump deserved more respect.
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The channel — which had amassed over 8 million subscribers before YouTube, under pressure, shut it down in November — featured his young daughters pretending to be babies and engaging in infantile behavior.
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At the same time, his slathering and slack markings, such as in "Dutch Interior," suggest a willful regression into the infantile, so as to move the viewer closer to sensual instinctiveness.
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We are also drawn to infantile looking features – large eyes and forehead, a small nose and round face – this is why most of us find the faces of cats so cute.
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With a can't-lose color palette (hey, navy and black) and abstract patterns, it's a far cry from the over-bedazzled garb with infantile prints plus shoppers know all too well.
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Burns, who has sharply criticized Trump in public, calling him "an infantile, bullying man," said that he actually agreed with the President on the question of compromise and the Civil War.
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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been labeled "Trumpian" and "infantile" by a senior European Union figure after comparing Britain leaving the EU to the Hulk smashing out of his chains.
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While research is still in its really infantile stages, there's some evidence that the microbiome plays a role in your immune health, your metabolism, and possibly even in your mental health.
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But such hairsplitting is far beyond the remit of Lindelof and Cuse, who have crafted "The Hunt" less as a polemic than as an infantile, pox-on-both-your-houses rant.
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Other figures occasionally drift into view: a squalling, infantile old woman in a wheelchair (Kristin Griffith) and a hunky intruder named Dan (David Pegram), who materializes like a custom-ordered Mephistopheles.
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Still, there is no merit to many other claims about spinal manipulation — that it has been proved to work for things like infantile colic, painful periods, asthma, gastrointestinal problems, and more.
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May's refusal to confront the infantile misogyny of the media leaves her open to the accusation that she got where she is not by challenging patriarchy, but by colluding with it.
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The Food and Drug Administration has approved Acthar for over a dozen conditions, including infantile spasms, a rare and dangerous seizure disease; rheumatoid arthritis; sarcoidosis; nephrotic syndrome; and systemic lupus erythematosus.
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The lead author of that paper, Francesco Savino, said Sunday that although he read the new study "with great interest," his opinion on acupuncture for the treatment of infantile colic hasn't changed.
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This tech, which is so new it's infantile compared to the capacitive touch sensor technology currently in iPhones, is notoriously difficult to implement consistently on a mass-produced device like the iPhone.
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Khia's rapped remix of "Santa Baby" is actually great (trippy and tough, not beholden to the original's infantile sound) but you have to get through 27 other tracks before you get there.
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At its core, anti-choice logic implies that women are incapable of deciding what's best for themselves—that we are stupid, that we are infantile, or that we are somehow morally deficient.
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"In our modern political age, the presidential bully pulpit seems dedicated to sowing division and denigrating, often in the most irrelevant and infantile personal terms, the political opposition," the op-ed reads.
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I spent the past year canvassing the epilepsy community, talking to scores of people, including 00073 parents whose children struggle with infantile spasms and more than a dozen doctors who treat them.
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At 9 months old, Adelaide was diagnosed with Infantile Spasms (IS.) "I've been spending a lot of time in Adelaide's room these last few days," Cervantes wrote in the emotional blog post.
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A person aims to phrase as scholarship what's in fact an infantile and urgent narcissistic project: to gouge as much more sex and power out of this world while he still can.
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The "I know you are but what am I?" puerility of the exchange meshed with both Wellick's rather infantile temperament as well as the schoolyard nature of his and Mr. Robot's relationship.
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But the case of Charlie Gard, who died last July from infantile onset encephalomyopathic mitochondrial DNA depletion syndrome, attracted an enormous level of media attention, including similar tweets of support from Pope Francis.
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As for Marxism, Kristol's unnamed friend seems to know some jargon from Hegel ("the dialectic" and "synthesis") and Lenin ("infantile disorder") but no real sense of how a materialist reading of history works.
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They believe a specific type of broken bone, called a "classic metaphyseal lesion," which is widely seen as a sign of child abuse, could be caused by a bone condition like infantile rickets.
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" Scientific ideation and technical skill are now at the mercy of an "infantile scheme of life, seeking extravagant supermechanisms of escape from the problems that mature men and a mature society must face.
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He continues to pursue nuclear talks with a regime run by an infantile strongman with whom he feels he has a good relationship despite most diplomats saying he has enabled anti-US propaganda.
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You'll hear plenty more of it, much of it coming from the infantile 73-year-old president, who, just this week, seemed to forget that he had a son with his third wife.
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Some are wonderful, but in keeping with Ms. Kusama's habit of accumulation, they are hung cheek by jowl and guarded by a line of infantile, toylike sculptures, which makes it hard to tell.
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ZTE Nubia 5S MiniThe Nubia 5S Mini's design is tied together well, if plasticky, but the stock skin on the Nubia is infantile, with animations that jump across the entire page for no reason.
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Acthar, which is used to treat infantile spasms and multiple sclerosis, has been under scrutiny for its costly price tag and was at the center of a federal probe that Mallinckrodt settled in January.
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"Liberals found the experience of Obama's presidency mostly dissatisfying," he claims, "because they find power itself discomfiting"—part of a larger "infantile rejection of the compromises inherent in governing" that perennially dogs the left.
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Furthermore, the tacit implication is that women are so infantile that they need to be rewarded for making the simple observation that being nasty towards a fellow human is the wrong thing to do.
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Foltz goes to Washington and no one listens After Trevor's initial diagnosis and treatment, Danielle blogged about the ups and downs of his progress and became a strong advocate within the infantile spasms community.
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Camembert was introduced to the world way back when in the 1790s (which is actually infantile in the cheese world; so cute, so young, so tender) by a badass farmer femme named Marie Harel.
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At 9 months old, Adelaide was diagnosed with infantile spasms (IS.) And coincidentally, at the very same time, Miguel would land the role of a lifetime as Alexander Hamilton in Chicago production of Hamilton.
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The Academy Award-winning Alicia Vikander plays Queen Caroline Mathilde of Denmark, who succumbs to a rakish court physician (Mads Mikkelsen), while the infantile King Christian VII (Mikkel Boe Folsgaard) flounders in mental illness.
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It is representative of society's tendency to desexualize disabled people—to see them as weak or pitiable and therefore infantile and impotent, objects of sympathy and care but never of sexual interest or agency.
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"I think much of beauty advertising relies on a false premise -- that women need to be treated in an infantile way, given a 'fantasy' to aspire to..." she said in an interview with British Vogue.
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But by the late 1950s, a study of 60 children with infantile spasms found that at least 3.53% showed "dramatic improvement" on ACTH, according to a report in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
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In 1938, President Franklin D. Roosevelt, who had himself been paralyzed by polio, created a charity called the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis (NFIP) to support the hospital and aid polio patients around the country.
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The other Danish girl: The Oscar-winning Alicia Vikander plays Queen Caroline Mathilda of Denmark, who succumbs to a court physician (Mads Mikkelsen), while the infantile King Christian VII (Mikkel Boe Folsgaard) flounders in mental illness.
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At 9 months old, Adelaide was diagnosed with Infantile Spasms (IS.) "The Cervantes family is heartbroken to announce that their baby girl Adelaide Grace passed away early Saturday morning," a statement to PEOPLE read on Sunday.
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"We wanted to show a completely different perspective for this small insect using realistic models, graphics and gameplay mechanics inspired by real bees' tasks, not cartoonish ones with an infantile story and mechanics," Rosinski tells me.
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No matter the infantile source of the S.O.S., the reaction of a mother deer grazing nearby was the same: She would bound at top speed toward the speaker as though to her own fawn in distress.
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"We've gotten to a place — a very weird place — where it really doesn't matter what the president of the United States says anymore, because it is so bizarre, strange, not true, infantile," Himes said on CNN.
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Charlie had a rare genetic disease, infantile onset encephalomyopathy mitochondrial DNA depletion syndrome (MDDS), which resulted in brain damage and left him without the ability to move his arms and legs, eat or breathe on his own.
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Kaitlyn Booth, BleedingCool This is surely the most infantile of recent superhero yarns - a film that squanders the talents of an impressive ensemble cast and eschews any meaningful characterisation in favour of ever more overblown special effects.
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In "The Assault on Truth," in 1984, Masson argued that, panicked by the reaction to his hysteria paper, Freud came up with the theory of infantile sexuality as a way of covering up his patients' sexual abuse.
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From Nero in the 2009 film, Khan and Marcus in "Star Trek: Into Darkness" and all the way through to "Beyond"'s villain, these men are maniacs motivated by vengeance and an infantile appetite for military force.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "City and Group Clash Over Accessibility of Roosevelt Memorial" (news article, May 10): In 1921, at the age of 39, Franklin D. Roosevelt was given a diagnosis of infantile paralysis, or polio.
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The Mallinckrodt PowerPoint presentation seemed in stark contrast from years before, when Steve Cartt, then the executive vice president of Questor, wrote an email to an infantile spasms advocate about how the company failed in expanding treatment.
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Speaking of manservants: The Academy Award-winning Alicia Vikander plays Queen Caroline Mathilda of Denmark, who succumbs to a rakish court physician (Mads Mikkelsen), while the infantile King Christian VII (Mikkel Boe Folsgaard) flounders in mental illness.
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Global Health Exactly 503 years ago this summer, New York City was hit by one of the worst epidemics it had ever seen: the first explosive American outbreak of infantile paralysis — a disease later known as polio.
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While the infantile and borderline chauvinistic humor of this Judd Apatow film might feel dated in the #MeToo era, it remains an intriguing watch for its ridiculous wealth of comedians working bit roles before they achieved fame.
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At 9 months old, Adelaide was diagnosed with Infantile Spasms (IS.) "The Cervantes family is heartbroken to announce that their baby girl Adelaide Grace passed away early Saturday morning," read a statement issued to PEOPLE last week.
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Earlier this year, Mallinckrodt agreed to pay $100 million to settle a lawsuit alleging that a company it acquired in 2014 engaged in anti-competitive behavior to preserve its monopoly on a $34,000-a-vial infantile spasm medicine.
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When it comes to declarative memories—the kind of memory that lets you remember specific experiences—we eventually experience what the field calls infantile amnesia: the inability to remember specific experiences before the age of 73-27 years.
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What continues to emerge is a picture of a confused group of pros and amateurs, catering to the whims of an infantile/senile Trump as they battled for power in a chaotic first year in the White House.
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Read more: Boris Johnson called 'Trumpian' and 'infantile' by EU figure after comparing Brexit to the Hulk smashing out of his chainsBettel instead made a statement to the press alone, standing alongside an empty lectern intended for Johnson.
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Read more " _____ Osita Nwanevu in Slate: "That ultimately may be what galls conservatives about Stoneman Douglas' teens most of all: They suggest the notions underpinning our status quo gun policy are infantile, beneath even them despite their youth.
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"It didn't make me mad or anything — it was just a very infantile article about how you can still take Instagram photos of your food even without net neutrality, which isn't a compelling defense to me personally," he said.
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The treatment they wanted for Charlie, called nucleoside therapy, had not even been tried on mice with the same disease which Charlie had, an extremely rare mutation of an inherited disease called infantile onset encephalomyopathic mitochondrial DNA depletion syndrome.
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You might not quite be rid of your infantile inclinations yet, but you at least have to start not broadcasting them to your friends and colleagues, because stoicism and discretion are qualities you really should have developed by now.
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"Jungle Bloodbath" is eventually completed and controversially released; flash-forward transcripts from Ugo's criminal trial serve as occasional entr'actes between chapters, and in them the unrepentant Ugo is at his volatile best, infantile and superior at the same time.
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"This has something to do with the changed composition of the infantile sweat due to the increased release of sexual hormones," said professor Ilona Croy, who studies the sense of smell at the Dresden University of Technology in Germany.
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"In our modern political age, the presidential bully pulpit seems dedicated to sowing division and denigrating, often in the most irrelevant and infantile personal terms, the political opposition," Dingell wrote, calling for respectful discourse even on crucial policy issues.
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The emergence of Toronto FC as a rising powerhouse in Toronto should only foster that momentum, and while success has been somewhat delayed in the men's national program, the relatively infantile women's program has medaled in the last two Olympics.
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"I've seen Disney fans who say they're not 'out,' because they don't share their Disney fandom with people that they work with or even other family members because they are afraid that it will seem sort of infantile," Hutchins explained.
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Sometimes, it feels infantile (see: Lil Pump rapping in a fluffy pink hoodie and a backpack), sometimes it feels surrealist (see: Lil Uzi Vert in general), but it is consistently so far over the top it would turn heads in space.
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For instance, take this passage in which Debord reflects upon a quote by the sociologist Joseph Gabel: The need to imitate which is felt by the consumer is precisely the infantile need conditioned by all the aspects of his fundamental dispossession.
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Bruno Bettelheim, in his influential book "The Empty Fortress: Infantile Autism and the Birth of the Self" (1967), famously blamed the disorder on emotionally frigid "refrigerator mothers," and doctors recommended that children with autism be separated from their mothers and institutionalized.
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It was a health crisis, to be sure, but if it wasn't for the attention of President Franklin Roosevelt (a polio sufferer himself) who founded the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, no scientist could've raised the money to fund the necessary research.
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Podcasting, though an infantile industry that hit just $314 million in revenue in 2017, is maturing, raking in venture capital rounds large and small and recording its first notable M&A transaction with Spotify's acquisition of Gimlet and Anchor earlier this month.
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Mallinckrodt shares have lost about 30% of their value since the drugmaker said last week it was suing U.S. health agencies over changes to how Medicaid rebates are calculated for its Acthar gel, which is used to treat multiple sclerosis and infantile spasms.
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The infantile, all-about-me aspect of Trump can be seen in the way he abuses his pardoning power to score points against his political foes and law enforcement officials, and made nuclear diplomacy into a performance piece featuring his own ego.
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"Based on this experience, it became clear to us that in the treatment of infantile spasms is where the medical community has determined that Acthar provides its true value to patients," Cartt wrote in August 2007 in an email shared with CNN.
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Even before US public funding for vaccine development was implemented after World War II, FDR invented in 1938 the idea of a not-for-profit institution to lead the effort: the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, known as the March of Dimes.
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Front Row Center LONDON — The creature of "Frankenstein," or "The Modern Prometheus," as the author Mary Shelley subtitled her 1818 masterpiece, is perhaps literature's most misunderstood and misrepresented character: more an infantile outcast longing for love than a vengeful monster chased by pitchfork-wielding mobs.
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Did you run for office so your days could be drearily spent on the phone drumming up campaign donations, pontificating to empty Senate chambers and defending a president whose corrupt, inept, venal and infantile behavior is a clear and present danger to the Republic?
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Out of all the stupid ideas Trump has put forth, though, the wall he wants to build along the Mexican-US border might be the most childish—an infantile solution to the immensely complex issue of illegal immigration that he's maintained a stubborn allegiance to.
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In 1952, the year the vaccine was finally made available, 80 million people donated to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis—which would later be renamed the March of Dimes, since many donors pitched in whatever they could, even if it was just a few cents.
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"After my initial feeling of being violated, seeing that pompous fool using my creation to stroke his infantile ego, it finally struck me that the leader of my country and the free world actually enjoys comparing himself to a mass murderer," Jim Starlin told The Hollywood Reporter.
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View this post on Instagram After my initial feeling of being violated, seeing that pompous dang fool using my creation to stroke his infantile ego, it finally struck me that the leader of my country and the free world actually enjoys comparing himself to a mass murderer.
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The Food and Drug Administration approved Brineura, an enzyme replacement therapy, for patients aged 3 and older to slow the loss of walking ability, making it the first approved medicine for the progressive type of Batten disease known as late infantile neuronal ceroid lipofuscinosis type 2, or CLN2.
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As the track played, with its quick-fire verses, pounding, combative beat, and almost infantile chorus, I witnessed the entire cafe get up and start dancing—including myself, the capricious pre-teen who rejected any kind of mainstream culture because I was just too alt for that shit.
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" In 1940, Burton Rascoe (previously the literary editor of The New-York Tribune) published a scathing critique in The American Mercury: "Ernest Hemingway, in his latest novel, 'For Whom the Bell Tolls,' again demonstrates that he is the most infantile-minded writer of great talent in our time.
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Lil Yachty is a reliable lightning rod in the hip-hop community for any number of reasons—his lack of historical knowledge of the genre, his nursery rhyme delivery, his goofy shade of red hair—that basically boil down to people thinking his music is dumb and moreover infantile.
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Named after lyrics from a Notorious B.I.G. song, the sculpture takes the trappings of success (statue, flowers, etc.) and infuses them with a sense of defeat (sad furry beast, bare mattress covered in infantile imagery, etc.); the result is a trophy for perseverance, though against what, I'm not sure.
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" In the late 19983s, he started teaching art in New York as his own career as a painter was blossoming; the New York Times art critic John Canaday even reviewed him, seeing in his work "echoes of 21998th-century German romanticism adapted to juvenile (or even infantile) demonism.
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"The Office of the President was made for better things than an infantile tweet misspelling a congressman's name like a curse word," tweeted Walter M. Shaub Jr., the former top ethics watchdog for the federal government who resigned last year after going head-to-head with the Trump administration.
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Also: Calamitous. Irresponsible. Inexperienced. Unprepared. Undisciplined. Uninformed. Unimproved. Unpopular. Bumbling. Embarrassing. Flimsy. Flailing. Failing. Harmful. Hurtful. Hateful. Shortsighted. Half-baked. Irrelevant. Puny. Piddling. Paltry. Petty. Immature. Infantile. Impulsive. Trite. Tiresome. Stale. Superficial. Small. Meager. Impotent. Limp. Obstructive. Destructive. Damaging. Distracted. Despised. Backwards. Reckless. Bumbling. Bungling. Blind. Arrogant. Rude. Mean. Tacky.
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" Instead, he writes, all Americans must seek to live with love — "not merely in the personal sense but as a state of being, or a state of grace — not in the infantile American sense of being made happy but in the tough and universal sense of quest and daring and growth.
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"After my initial feeling of being violated, seeing that pompous fool using my creation to stroke his infantile ego, it finally struck me that the leader of my country and the free world actually enjoys comparing himself to a mass murderer," he said in a statement to The Hollywood Reporter.
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The band's films and live shows were confrontational and controversial, theatrical affairs featuring rubber novelty masks, taboo sexual innuendo, and characters with names like "Booji Boy" (pronounced "boogie boy"), Devo's freakish, infantile adult mascot, and his father "General Boy," a mentally unstable military officer who claimed to be abducted by aliens.
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But if she could not be cured of polio, she would nevertheless help others overcome it by becoming a face of the March of Dimes, the fund-raising campaign by the nonprofit originally called the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, which was dedicated to defeating the disease and had financed Dr. Salk's research.
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I was battling finally being in a decent financial position to breathe and be a mom, that I didn't have to be freaking out all the time, and then dealing with this infantile celebrity person who was testing me on every level and manipulating me and knew that I was in a vulnerable position.
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"I was battling finally being in a decent financial position to breathe and be a mom, that I didn't have to be freaking out all the time, and then dealing with this infantile celebrity person who was testing me on every level and manipulating me and knew that I was in a vulnerable position," Hardy said.
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While Secretary Clinton spent her debate time talking about "helping kids and families get and stay ahead" by keeping actual toddlers safe from gun violence, her infantile opponent deployed gaslighting rhetoric against sexual assault survivors, and promoted conspiracy theories to distract us from his complicity in rape culture, racism, and undermining women's reproductive rights and health.
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President Franklin Roosevelt, crippled by the disease in 1921, established the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis 15 years later, led the March of Dimes to help handicapped victims of the scourge, and created a haven for treatment at his southern White House in Warm Springs, Ga. Each summer, Americans feared that polio would strike their communities.
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The idea that my habit of constantly reexperiencing certain media was related to some infantile compulsion to self-soothe was not exactly surprising; as a person with both ADHD and an anxiety disorder, a lot of the things I do are in the service of directing my attention to anything but the pinball game constantly careening in my brain.
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From the moment that Trump stepped into the office of the presidency, he has degraded it — with words that a president has no business speaking (or tweeting); with ceaseless lies; with infantile and often unhinged behavior; with raging conflicts of interest; with managerial ineptitude; with a rapacious ego that's never sated; and with foreign dealings that compromise America's values, independence and interests.
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"I didn't know how to deal with [it]...I was battling finally being in a decent financial position to breathe and be a mom, that I didn't have to be freaking out all the time, and then dealing with this infantile celebrity person who was testing me on every level and manipulating me and knew that I was in a vulnerable position," she told Variety.
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" In response to questions about the price increases, Mallinckrodt said: "In 212016, H.P. Acthar Gel's previous owner was near bankruptcy and raised the price of the drug substantially in order to keep the drug on the market and to ensure the long-term supply of the drug for treatment of children afflicted with infantile spasms and other small groups of patients suffering from complex, devastating diseases.
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Trump calls for "decorum" at the White House and then a couple days later calls the incoming chairman of the House Intelligence Committee "Schitt" Former top government ethics watchdog Walter Shaub tweeted that the office of the president was made for "better things than an infantile tweet misspelling a congressman's name like a curse word," but said the "real crime" is Trump firing heads of agencies for investigating his campaign.
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Almost any other failing would have been met with indulgence, for I was there in my capacity as an author, therefore an artist, therefore someone who might cut off his own ear, someone who might spew out obscenities, someone who might be drunk, maybe even shoot up some heroin in his bathroom; if substance abuse is foolish and infantile, it is also formidable, at least in the case of the artist, whose spirit rebels against conformity.
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