The landlady Anika was a senile old bird and was always telling me off for not paying my bills when I'd just paid her the day before. |
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While they're out manning the picket lines, Billy is left home to care for his senile grandmother. |
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First my neighbor steals my plants, and then I have to administer the smackdown to some poor senile old lady to get them back. |
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It is stated in the said law that anybody, be they babies or senile people, must pay this tax if they wish to go abroad. |
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Someone must have told this daughter to speak facts succinctly when dealing with a senile parent. |
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And a caring, slightly puzzled expression covers Seibei's face as his senile mother constantly asks him which family he is from. |
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When she tells the nurse who is combing her hair that she never had TV before the nurse looks at her, thinking she's senile. |
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Mind you, when you get too old then they will dismiss everything you say because they think you're senile. |
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She had to wonder if maybe Mrs. Hamstrom was losing her touch, after all she wasn't young anymore, maybe she was becoming senile. |
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In our case, the senile degeneration of connective tissue is suspected to be the occasion of comedo formation. |
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Mr. Jared still lives in that house, now all alone, and the last I heard he was senile in old age, half crazy and awaiting death each day. |
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That's the way my senile grandfather looks when I tell him he would have made a great first baseman for the Yankees. |
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He aged and became senile, but no matter how shrunken his body became, he remained alive. |
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Delia quickly caught their senile cat, Picasso, as he was poking his fat little head out. |
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They, unlike ministers, have earned the right to be a bit potty, even senile. |
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George III became increasingly senile at the end of 1810 and in the following year the prince was appointed regent. |
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Now I know, as God is my witness, unless I'm senile no 5 year old is going to be talking to me that way. |
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The aged, infirm, senile, and disabled are cared for, whenever possible, within extended family networks. |
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Let the people vote in who they want to even if he is a senile geriatric with one foot already in the grave. |
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Nowadays, no sooner is an asylum built than it is filled with maniacs, suicidal melancholics, or senile dements in need of care and treatment. |
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They seemed to stretch out their bony, senile fingers to grab her whilst the pitiful willow wept in sorrow at her distress. |
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The combination of a paralytic and a senile ectropion leads to a defect of eyelid closure in association with a disorder of lacrimal function. |
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I pitied the poor souls who would listen to the rambling of the senile teachers on this most lazy day. |
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Some Marvel staffers, in terms they now regret or deny, denounced his work as the ravings of a washed-up, senile old man. |
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Once in a while they would say something about the leader being senile and wanting revenge on me. |
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Her grandchildren suspect that she's getting senile, but they have their own lives. |
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He is old and senile, and sometimes takes leave of his senses. |
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So it was that then that the boy decided the great oak, which had clearly become senile in its old age,didn't know what it was talking about when it came to talkless trees. |
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I associated it with our next-door neighbor, an elderly white man with raging senile dementia. |
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In 1948 he was admitted to Claybury hospital suffering from senile dementia. |
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This is particularly necessary because the chances of suffering from senile dementia increase as life expectancy increases. |
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The psychological effects of make-up were also tested on senile dementia sufferers who had lost control of their sphincter muscles. |
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He is suffering from senile dementia and is incapable of managing his affairs. |
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Their accounts of the patients' previous lives stand in sharp contrast to the senile patients themselves, who stare wordlessly into the camera. |
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He eventually moved in with his senile, incontinent mother and drank himself to death. |
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Our research focus is primarily on the early stages of Ab association, which eventually leads to the formation of the senile plaques. |
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Another thing is, you get so angry because the DVA staff think you are senile. |
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There must be some old, ailing, senile politician, vaudeville comedian or sports-man around whose death-bed you could perch like a flock of vultures. |
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Not long before my mother died, my sister found her wandering on a rainy day, shoeless and senile in the middle of millionaire ghetto Hampstead, where she lived. |
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Most of the residents here are geriatrics with senile dementia. |
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Ten minutes can be a very long time if one has to listen to someone go on about the digestive disorder their senile aunt suffered from a few months back. |
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Could either of these tests predict future disability and senile weakness? |
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I especially enjoyed the comic bit where the sleazoid Sayer confronts Viktor with an obviously senile old woman whom he purports to be Simone's abandoned mother. |
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Their home together is suffused by memories of her abusive father, her apparently senile mother and decades of accumulated hurt, guilt and denial. |
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Studies conducted there have shown diving-associated deterioration in benthic marine habitats, particularly in relation to the frilled anemone, Metridium senile. |
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A fair-skinned woman who habitually sunbathes, for example, may have a senile skin at age 40, whereas her coeval who spends most of her time indoors may not. |
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He is cursed with parents from well beyond the lunatic fringe and a senile granny. |
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Cursed with parents from well beyond the lunatic fringe, a senile granny, and a dormitory full of strange characters, Spud has to forge a new life for himself in this foreign and sometimes hostile environment. |
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To be unable to commit a crime, you have to be a baby, or mentally retarded, or a senile old person, or a raccoon, etc. Observing that women too have the capacity to be criminals is necessary to defend their dignity. |
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But she was too young for senile dementia. |
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Use of growth hormone releasing factor or a physiologically active fragment thereof in the manufacture of a composition for the diagnosis of senile dementia of the Alzheimer's type. |
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This research will develop and analyse a database containing a comprehensive set of the allusions to senile dementia in the Tresor de la Langue Francaise database. |
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The first time I played Lear, I consulted a surgeon about senile dementia. |
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This work will lead to the analysis of allusions to senile dementia, including Alzheimer's disease, during a period when aging, and he role of old people in society, was attracting increasing attention in France. |
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Does eating oily fish protect against senile dementia? |
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Successful LIEN micro-projects include the operation of a day care centre for people with Alzheimer's disease and senile dementia and their relatives, providing therapy and advice two days a week. |
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Their official name is senile lentigines, and although they are associated with age, they are not a result of it. |
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Julius Mood later identified Hart's condition as senile gangrene, and he amputated Hart's legs to keep the gangrene from spreading. |
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The family had given us no background on Neif, who was 86-years-old when admitted, and the staff began to disregard him as senile. |
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Therefore, are young children or newborn babies or senile adults any less human than mature and rational individuals, who have developed this rationality and are in a position to express it? |
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Our current work will eventually be expanded to include an examination of the effect of various cell membrane constituents and other molecules found within the senile plaques. |
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No flowers by request, donations to senile dementia charities. |
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When a tuber is senile it is no longer suitable for use as seed. |
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Ergothioneine content in normal and senile human cataractous lenses. |
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