Like an indolent poet, boiling within, forceful outside, the drummer filled the hall. |
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Improved after this indolent fashion, one of the hottest of my forenoons became also one of the most enjoyable. |
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For years he seems to have been content to play the indolent lounge lizard, and as a passive partner in four rather bossy marriages. |
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After a long, hot and indolent summer, Europe's winemakers enter a short period of frenetic activity, known in France as the vendange. |
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My single attempt was thwarted by an indolent server and my second never emerged past the exigencies of an overloaded in tray and inbox. |
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His corpulent figure and indolent manner belied ambition and a keen political intelligence. |
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Ten years ago, our nation's two leading rock critics declared the premier band of the era to be nothing but indolent hacks. |
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Lately he had become an indolent sea-bather idly scudding in the tepid shallows. |
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Instead, save the scythe for the kitschy styling, indolent performances, and hokey gags. |
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Fungal or mycobacterial infections usually have an indolent and protracted course but can mimic bacterial arthritis. |
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In Noyce's film, Michael Caine plays the aging, indolent British journalist Thomas Fowler. |
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It would be quite difficult to eradicate the indolent, careless, incogitant habits so formed in youth. |
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In this regard, it is desirable to test their ability to distinguish between active disease and indolent infection. |
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Anyway, they inspire indolent ladies to train down and to diet and do sundry other things in the pursuit of slenderness. |
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His body went from the loose, almost indolent posture to one as taut as a Comanche bowstring. |
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As his government went from indolent to comatose, he made unprecedented use of the government jet as a taxi back home. |
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The workers are lazy indolent villains and the leaders are intelligent, hard working visionaries. |
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He has perhaps been as determined to realize his odd project as his proudly indolent subject was determined to avoid exertion. |
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Family allowances were designed to make the poor self-reliant and independent not lazy and indolent. |
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While Mother rises virtuously early for sacristan duties at Little Saint Mary's church, we heathens opt for an indolent morning with the papers. |
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As a teenager he was mature in the sense that he knew his way around town, but like all 15-year-olds he could be pretty indolent. |
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This has changed my perspective completely from thinking of non-voters as indolent to thinking that they're tactical, even-handed and pragmatic. |
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Classically, prior to HIV or in the absence of severe immuno suppression, it is a fairly indolent skin disease. |
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In favorable circumstances the healing of indolent wounds, ulcers, or burns may be aided and with a minimum of scarring. |
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In those men who are not severely immunocompromised, Kaposi's sarcoma may remain an indolent cutaneous disease. |
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Follicular lymphoma usually has an indolent clinical course and may present with waxing and waning enlargement of the lymph nodes. |
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This nickname was invented by the inhabitants of the near villages since they considered the people of this little town lazy, indolent and idle. |
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The indolent political generation brought forth by Mr Berlusconi may finally be booted out, but there is no obvious replacement. |
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The disease had a very indolent course, remaining localized to the organ for several years, and responded favorably to the local radiation therapy. |
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The vain, the materialist, and the indolent cannot know truth if they do not destroy the walls within which they live. |
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This kind of cancer can be so indolent that patients often die with it than from it. |
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Because they are so common, they are used as a model for treatment of all indolent lymphomas. |
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Both MGUS and indolent myeloma can change very slowly over a period of years and do not require active treatment. |
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As with other indolent types of lymphomas, in the absence of symptoms, a period of watchful waiting prior to treatment may be suggested. |
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In part, that is because neuroendocrine cancers tend to be quite slow growing, or indolent. |
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My sister, indolent and unimaginative as she was, had visions of endless touch-typing speed trials supervised by austere women under flickering striplights. |
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Instead, he cut to a passage that imagined the most indolent couple imaginable, Linda Evangelista and Goncharov's Ilya Oblomov. |
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This bushy, indolent fellow, who is built like a well-fed possum, hangs from a rail by his tail, and hooks into his favourite snack, a salami sandwich. |
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It could also identify more indolent or aggressive forms of the disease thereby making it possible to adapt treatment strategies accordingly. |
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They didn't want any competition in the lazy and indolent stakes. |
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As an indolent student, I would leave the radio on all night. |
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The most indolent beings won't have any more reason to hesitate before setting off to find pleasures that will cost them neither money nor effort. |
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Follicular lymphoma is an indolent B cell lymphoma. Even if the disease is not cured, long-term survival is common. |
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Most patients are alive at last follow-up, suggesting that the lymphoma is indolent and has a slowly progressive clinical course and a favorable outcome. |
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The lesion typically has a very indolent course, which may span decades. |
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I mean, who else could possibly be as indolent as a teachers' union member? |
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She was young, portionless, bad with money, indecisive, and indolent. |
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In this example, an aggressive variant grows 10 times as fast and metastasizes at 10 times the rate of the indolent variant with the same morphology. |
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Prolonged remission with eradication of the disease is difficult to achieve in the indolent nodular lymphomas. |
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Deep indolent ulcers also require local wound care and antibiotics. |
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If her team is able to come up with specific markers for aggressive and indolent prostate cancer, medical laboratory and testing companies will be eager to license her discovery. |
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It was such a day as one dreams about, with that pleasant warmth in the air that makes for indolent content. |
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A person of ordinary ability with keen perception can accomplish much, but opportunity has no meaning to the clumsy or the indolent or the light-minded person. |
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An indolent youth population with few opportunities for advancement and gainful employment is vulnerable to becoming foot soldiers for and victims of a drug culture. |
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It is not a beautiful butterfly attracting admiring attention, but more frequently a larva which the ignorant crush underfoot and the indolent squirm away from. |
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The Germans orchestrating the rescue package hit back: why should fiscally sensible north Europeans pay for the profligacy of indolent Mediterraneans? |
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The ability to distinguish aggressive cancer from slow growing or indolent cancer is crucial as the more lethal aggressive type should be rapidly treated. |
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Great thoughts are reared out of little thoughts not by people who are indolent, dull and indifferent, but by people who are busy and inquisitive and in earnest. |
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Since rhinocerebral phycomycosis usually follows a rapidly fatal course, the therapeutic approach which often includes surgical intervention must necessarily be more aggressive than that used in more indolent mycoses. |
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