Doctors dispelled the depression as an extensive form of epilepsy, petit mal. |
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They are as different from the fat autumn turnips as petit pois are from marrowfat peas. |
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A petit flan of onion formed an island in a lake of light, frothy green-pea potage, topped with fresh broad beans, mangetouts and more peas. |
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Low tea is the tea in which crustless sandwiches, petit fours, and salmon roulades are likely to be served. |
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I myself had pediatric petit mal epilepsy, and when I had my first long lasting seizure it was actually pretty undramatic. |
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We're not too sure whether James had a petit mal seizure,, on the bus on the way home from his post school option program. |
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Nocturnal seizures can be grand mal, petit mal, partial-complex, vegetative or paroxysmal nocturnal dystonias. |
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I enjoyed the hot chocolate fondant with stem ginger ice-cream and my petit fours were a delight. |
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The rare but flavoursome petit verdot grape is becoming fashionable in Bordeaux where it is used to give top clarets the edge. |
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It gets swelteringly hot here in Paris in my petit kitchen, and it's too darn uncomfortable if I wear too much. |
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On seeing it, I thought that it might have been a petit mal epileptic seizure, but the reports seem to rule that out. |
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The terms seizure and convulsion include grand mal, petit mal, absence, myoclonic, tonic-clonic, and focal motor seizures and signs. |
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The genre is traceable to The Diary of a Nobody, in which the brothers Grossmith introduced Charles Pooter, the epitome of the petit bourgeois. |
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The Left in Britain then believed deeply that personal ambition was a petit bourgeois vice to be despised. |
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He has also been accused of the petit crime of stealing and eating pies from the inn's pantry. |
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She had roast cod fillet for her main course, which was served with champ potato and petit pois. |
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The original is surely a vast Gobelin tapestry, not a row of petit point cushions? |
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Her strengths shone through in this Coppelia, with its lightning petit allegro segments and pointe solos. |
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The petit fours are little globs of chocolatey butter and jolly fine for all that. |
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Her shirt clung to her petit frame, causing the skin to prickle and become clammy. |
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Foster says that Breton does not quite see the trouvaille as the object-cause of desire in the manner of Lacan's objet petit a. |
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He followed in the tradition of Pierre Poujade, whose protest movement of irate petit bourgeois wielded a similar thorn in the waning days of the Fourth Republic. |
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But I cannot imagine these lines in Pollock's mouth, and not just because of all that separates the medieval aristocrat from the modern petit bourgeois. |
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You can then sprinkle the petit suisse with sugar or strawberry jam. |
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The terrine of pressed aromatic duck blends perfectly with shitake mushrooms, and is accompanied by a duck sushi nori hand roll and a petit salad of duck liver and confit. |
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I can see some spark of petit mal beginning in those snuffles over there. |
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Epilepsy is called grand mal or petit mal also called absence attacks. |
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Playing Lucy Collins, the troubled daughter of the neighbourhood's petit bourgeois family, she constantly bristled with an insolent ennui and a mild subversiveness. |
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Le petit merde, also known as Douglas Alexander, has insisted he's going to support England and that anybody who doesn't has got a chip on their shoulder. |
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But the 22-year-old business student said he really didn't think he would walk off with the title after messing up his petit fours. |
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For groups or sharing, both the minis and petit four are options to choose from. |
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The bride's nine-tiered petit four cake featured strawberry and white chocolate petit fours and almond petit fours. |
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It's a Spanish blend of syrah, cabernet sauvignon and petit verdot and was my sidekick for my cottage pie supper. |
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They will have four hours to decorate tables and prepare dishes, which must include canapes and petit fours. |
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And if Mr Turner wishes to post pictures of his petit fours on the Internet he should go right ahead. |
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A grand jury is traditionally larger than and distinguishable from a petit jury or the trial jury, which is used during a trial. |
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The findings suggest that embelin possess anticonvulsant activity against both grand mal and petit mal epilepsy. |
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Meanwhile, put the petit pois in a medium sized saucepan and cover with 100ml of the stock. |
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They opposed the Dutch petit bourgeois mentality by creating humorous works with a serious undertone. |
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Where else can you eat a three-course dinner with amuse bouche, coffee and petit fours for less than PS17 a head? |
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A grand jury is traditionally larger than and distinguishable from the petit jury used during a trial, usually with 12 jurors. |
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When used alone the term jury usually refers to a petit jury, rather than a grand jury. |
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Its Foret Noire petit four draws on the German Black Forest cake tradition, combining a whole sour cherry with chocolate in several forms. |
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The Orcadian word most frequently encountered by visitors is peedie, meaning small, which may be derived from the French petit. |
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Udon noodles with stir-fried vegetables and ginger soya sauce, served with a petit multi-grain baguette roll and apple wheatberry salad. |
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And the service was impeccable with fresh breads, homemade dips, petit fours, and even a digestif brought to all tables, compliments of the house. |
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Asphyxiating in the confines of a petit bourgeois existence, a tedious job, and a demanding family, Vassiliki's testimony tests the limits of the postfeminist age. |
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Malgre ce petit bemol, Warren se montre convaincant dans son analyse. |
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Have ready your petit four cases, divide the rum and raisin mixture into ten parts, roll each into a ball in the palms of your hands and then roll in cocoa powder to coat. |
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In the case of this sojourn, it was like fondant icing on a petit four. |
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The menu included petit fours of king crab from Franz Raneburger, and Norway lobster on pineapple-paprika chutney with Tahiti vanilla from Thomas Kammeier. |
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It would be shortsighted, however, to see the exhibition merely as a facile commentary on the visual manifestation of a tacky petit bourgeois aesthetic. |
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In English admiralty law, piracy was classified as petit treason during the medieval period, and offenders were accordingly liable to be drawn and quartered on conviction. |
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There are plates of freshly-prepared sandwiches, scones, cakes, tarts, petit fours, pure honey and a range of sweets served with a selection of teas. |
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Hitchens is the product of typical English petit bourgeois parents who sought upward mobility for their children by putting them in public schools. |
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You'll work with hundreds and thousands and fondant icing, put them into petit four paper casing, and the centre staff will bake them in the oven. |
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For the same growing conditions, Riesling, Petit Verdot, Malbec, and Viognier had a high similar C value. |
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Petit is another that, even if we didn't see the degree of his breakout, we should have better recognized him before the season. |
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Le Petit Suisse is not yogurt, but a very rich little pot of fresh, sweet fromage frais. |
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History loves to repeat itself and, with this in mind, I suggest you go see The Detroit Cobras July 5 at Petit Campus and do the boogaloo! |
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You'll quickly reach Petit Byahaut, a small bay surrounded by green hills and craggy cliffs. |
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Perhaps no other great European choreographer, save Roland Petit, has been as neglected and critically savaged in the United States. |
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Dr. Petit would see the patients, and I would put an official stamp on a document. |
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It was on the original wtc walk that Petit had one of his more unpleasant moments on the wire. |
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Petit will make a saving tackle on the edge of his own box and then, just seconds later will pop up in our territory to take a shot or play a neat through ball. |
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Petit says that somebody once told him they understood his reliance on his eyesight, his sense of touch, even his sense of smell. |
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Petit turned himself over to police and was arrested for disorderly conduct and criminal trespassing. |
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Paul Winter played the saxophone and Melissa Leo, the actress, read texts written by Petit himself. |
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But that does not, so far as Philippe Petit is concerned, make it a cakewalk. |
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More than twenty-two grape varieties flourish including Mission, Syrah, Petit Syrah, Alicante Bouchet and Zinfandel. |
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It happened that I interviewed Philippe Petit not long after his wtc walk for Vanity Fair. |
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Both Jean Petit and Jean Gerson picked up the Policratirus's emphasis on Judith as an exemplar of tyrannicide and cited her in the debates at Paris and Constance. |
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The most impressive breakthrough in this period was nevertheless made by Le Petit Journal, a Parisian daily of tabloid size, launched in 1863, and selling for one sou. |
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Petit walks the wire back and forth four times, varying the walks with little routines from time to time. |
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Le Petit Suisse is made from skim milk, cream, and ferments lactiques. |
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The beaches of Gabon's Petit Luango National Park are crowded with forest elephants, red river hogs and even buffalo. |
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The Petit Blanc chain of brasseries has spun off from its parent company Loch Fyne Restaurants and announced plans to raise pounds 6 million. |
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But save room for their signature 2004 Metate, a blend of Cab, Cab Franc, Syrah, and Petit Verdot. |
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In addition there will be the chance to enjoy delicious Le Petit Brettone French crepes, cake and galettes. |
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Fonteyn also worked with choreographer Roland Petit and, later in life, Martha Graham. |
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Not far away, near the Gros Caillou church, are the Petit Nicois at 10 Rue Amelie and Truffes Folies at 37 Rue Malar. |
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On 25 August, the 113th Brigade cleared Mametz Wood, and the 115th seized Bazentin le Petit. |
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Le Petit, however, presents the serpent with the hooknose of a caricatured Jew. |
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Any advocate of nuclear power, Petit wrote, is likely an environmentalist. |
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Current French dictionaries, such as the Petit Larousse, include several hundred Helvetisms. |
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The breads are available in French Sticks, and White Petit Pain and are supplied for the ambient feature. |
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Petit Robin ran well in defeat when three quarters of alength behind Fiepes Shufflein the Desert Orchid Chase at Kempton. |
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Dave's desire was denied when his physical revealed that he had recently discontinued use of medication for Petit Mal epilepsy. |
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The threat to masculine identity, as Emma Petit argues, using Aldhelm of Malmesbury's Anglo-Latin treatises, was heightened by entry into the monastic life. |
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According to the French historian Paul Petit, the alimenta should be seen as part of a set of measures aimed towards the economic recovery of Italy. |
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The Nive divides Bayonne into Grand Bayonne and Petit Bayonne with five bridges between the two, both quarters still being backed by Vauban's walls. |
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The company also offers other gift options such as Baroque Petit Fours, Swirling Dervish, a Caramel Collection, Holiday Ballotins, Butternut Crunch and more. |
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The Petit Saint Bernard circle lies further afield, in the French Alps. |
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Tonic clonic seizures cause convulsions and at the other end of the spectrum Petit Mal seizures or absences lead to someone becoming blank and unresponsive. |
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I swear by my Petit Larousse when it comes to learning French. |
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Florida Bistros has committed to develop at least 20 Le Petit Bistro restaurants over the next five years in the South Florida counties of Dade, Broward and Palm Beach. |
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