Which catastrophe was more debilitating to the Yankees' morale is debatable.
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Those are the ones with the more debilitating long-term consequences.
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But that is masking a more debilitating factor affecting the economy - corporate debt.
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In college, I developed major depressive disorder, which I found to be even more debilitating.
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Soon, more debilitating symptoms emerged — waves of nausea, eruptions of skin welts, chronic digestive problems.
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So the disease is more debilitating than red-green color blindness, and the research track record is better.
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Many of these other diseases, though less prevalent than Lyme, can have even more debilitating consequences, including death.
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It&aposs much harder to prove fraud with a debit card, and much more debilitating should something terrible happen.
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It follows Eddie, a high schooler with a genetic disease that has him on crutches and promises a far more debilitating future.
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Damaging strikes above 1,500 feet in elevation, which are often far more debilitating to aircraft, have not shown the same pattern of decline.
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Because for me, quitting cold led to a whole host of other behaviors that were—in many ways—more debilitating than opioid addiction.
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It's one thing for a foreign partner to doubt a president's judgment; it's entirely more debilitating when that partner doubts the president's word.
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Whenever I try to contribute or channel the conversation toward cars however (which is often), there's less shared passion and chortling, more debilitating silences.
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The process of undergoing fertility treatments is stressful in itself, but can be even more debilitating having been pregnant and losing that chance at motherhood.
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Virtual reality can also act as a therapeutic tool for those who experience more debilitating stress, including PTSD, and panic disorders or phobias, researchers say.
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The first is that American politics have always been polarized but that the polarization of today is qualitatively different — and more debilitating — than the norm.
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But as the hand-held controllers became more complex and her muscular dystrophy became more debilitating, she was eventually forced to stop playing console games.
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In the vast majority of cases, the symptoms of coronavirus aren't much more debilitating than the flu; for most people, they're on par with the common cold.
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The Office of Legal Counsel opinions argue, however, that an indictment would itself be far more debilitating than a civil suit, distracting the president and eclipsing his moral authority.
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Also, the respondents were recruited via social media, which may have introduced an element of selection bias, with women with more debilitating menstrual symptoms potentially being more likely to take part.
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Instead of destroying a U.S. city, Kim Jong Un's regime could launch a far more debilitating attack by exploding a hydrogen warhead at high altitude above the East or West coasts.
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There is nothing more debilitating for a secretary of state than the view around the world that he or she does not speak for the President or is on a different page.
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This story originally appeared on WIRED UK. For the small subsection of the population who experience full-blown seasonal affective disorder (SAD), it's even worse—winter blues mutate into something far more debilitating.
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But it could also help sustain our social programs, and perhaps most viscerally, offer a chance for many families to help break the cycle of poverty—a condition often more debilitating than many clinically defined diseases.
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"I survived their tender mercies with nothing more debilitating to show for it than a lifelong, blood-drenched obsession for revenge," he wrote in "Harlan Ellison's Watching," a collection of film reviews first published in 1989.
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While they can share characteristics with headaches, they're much more debilitating — beyond the symptoms of a headache, migraines can also involve visual auras, increased sensitivity to light, and headaches severe enough to cause someone to miss work, school, or other activities.
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In any event, it is not clear why an indictment would be more debilitating and distracting than a pledge by the prosecutor to indict the president as soon as his term ends, or a report by the special counsel accusing the president of committing felonies.
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There's nothing wrong with learning more about the biology of autism, and there's nothing wrong with trying to figure out how to treat or reverse its more debilitating effects (life self-harm) and co-morbid conditions (autists are at elevated risk of epilepsy, for example).
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Mr. Trump's "maximum pressure campaign" to impose ever more debilitating economic sanctions did not force Iran to capitulate; instead, predictably, it induced Tehran to lash out with a series of increasingly bold military provocations against Sunni Arab and Western targets while restarting important aspects of its nuclear program.
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The conversation about mental health has become so focused on mild to moderate illness and stigma reduction that it does a disservice to people living with mental illness at the more debilitating end of the spectrum, fueling misunderstanding of the nature and risks of these illnesses and under-resourcing of treatment.
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The danger of course, is that with the United States and France both leaning toward cutting Russia some slack and lifting some of the more debilitating embargoes, this might encourage an emboldened Putin to seize any opportunity to achieve his seeming goal of reassembling the Soviet empire, whose demise he has long mourned.
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The subsequent censorship and oppression of all political movement was far more debilitating for Naples. After these events were reported in Britain, Charles James Fox denounced Nelson in the House of Commons for the admiral's part in "the atrocities at the Bay of Naples".
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A study done on patients in Auckland with acute toxoplasmosis, an infectious disease carried by cats and transmitted to humans via cat faeces (as well as via other pathways), is now thought to be more debilitating than initially realised. The patients had a high rate of fatigue, headaches, and had a difficulty with concentration.
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The greater the extent of deformity, the more pressing the need becomes for a surgery. Kyphosis by itself is of several types, including postural kyphosis caused by slouching. Such forms of kyphosis can be reversed to a certain extent by correcting muscular imbalances. The more debilitating version of kyphosis is Scheuermann’s kyphosis, found mostly in teenagers.
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Hurtado, Víctor; Segura, Antoni; Villarroya, Joan p. 346 The Italian military left behind roughly 3,400 machine guns, 1,400 mortars, 1,800 artillery pieces, 6,800 vehicles, 160 tanks, and 760 aircraft. But, while the military equipment represented a loss to Italy's war inventory, most of the equipment was obsolete. The financial cost of the war was more debilitating.
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A scar in the central visual field would be more debilitating. Generally, a limited visual field defect, which will be barely noticeable, is all that is likely to occur. When thermal radiation strikes an object, part will be reflected, part transmitted, and the rest absorbed. The fraction that is absorbed depends on the nature and color of the material.
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Pushing it away can lead to anxieties manifesting in a different, more debilitating way." In her autobiography, A Little Bird Told Me... (2011), Chambers provided, "a disarmingly honest account of a remarkable talent." The Herald Suns Corinna Hente observed, "Despite all the success, tragedy struck through a miscarriage, a broken relationship, anorexia and a breakdown. She rebuilt her life with music, playing covers with her family in a band called the Lost Dogs at the local pub.
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While growing up in Minneapolis she began to lose her hearing around the age of 6. She had a very gradual decline in her hearing ability that became more debilitating around the age of sixteen. She had a cochlear implant surgically placed in her ear to improve her hearing in 2003 when she was 20 years old. After graduating with her Bachelor of Arts in 2006 she moved to Miami for 6 years to work and exhibit her artwork.
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Administration and management used the lower Riverside precinct for admissions and classification of patients and treatment of those expected to recover in a relatively short period. Those with little hope of recovery were regarded as long-term patients and accommodated in the upper Bloomfield South precinct, according to their gender and illness. The upper precinct's construction commenced in 1922, with the majority of buildings completed by 1935. Patients suffering more debilitating and profound disturbance were accommodated in the nine wards spanning the north–south ridge in the western part of the site (completed between 1927 and 1931).
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Tracie Chima Utoh, also known as Tracie Utoh-Ezeajugh, is a Nigerian playwright and Professor of Film and Theatre Design at Nnamdi Azikiwe University. In 2015 she was an ACLS/ASA Presidential Fellow, a scheme which invites "outstanding Africa-based scholars" to attend the African Studies Association annual conference and spend a week in an American institution before the conference. Her academic speciality is the study of the use of costume, makeup and body art, "both as art and as aids to characterisation on stage and in films". N.E. Izuu, writing in Creative Artist: A Journal of Theatre and Media Studies said that Utoh "exhibits a profound proclivity towards the reiteration of humanist agitation (rather than feminist) which aims at rechannelling literary emphasis to more debilitating phenomena in contemporary society other than the re-inscription of gendered disputations".
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A lack of demonstrated empathy affects aspects of communal living for persons with Asperger syndrome. Individuals with AS experience difficulties in basic elements of social interaction, which may include a failure to develop friendships or to seek shared enjoyments or achievements with others (for example, showing others objects of interest); a lack of social or emotional reciprocity (social "games" give-and-take mechanic); and impaired nonverbal behaviors in areas such as eye contact, facial expression, posture, and gesture. People with AS may not be as withdrawn around others, compared with those with other, more debilitating forms of autism; they approach others, even if awkwardly. For example, a person with AS may engage in a one-sided, long-winded speech about a favorite topic, while misunderstanding or not recognizing the listener's feelings or reactions, such as a wish to change the topic of talk or end the interaction.
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The agreement was very unpopular with the Serbs, especially when reports emerged that the prečani Serbs were being discriminated against by the authorities of the autonomous banovina. The tense international situation of August 1939 with the Danzig crisis pushing Europe to the brink of war meant Paul wanted to settle one of the more debilitating internal disputes in order to make Yugoslavia more capable of surviving the coming storm. The agreement came at the cost of both Paul and Cvetković being condemned by Serbian public opinion for "selling out" to the Croats, all the more so as many Croats made it clear that they saw the banovina of Croatia as only a stepping stone towards independence. The unpopularity of the agreement and the Cvetković government, was one of the reasons for the coup d'état of 27 March 1941 as many Serbs believed that Peter, the son of King Alexander, would continue with his father's centralising policies when he reached his majority.
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