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In emergencies and in chronically understaffed health systems, all staff, including junior doctors, may be overworked.

" Among the panelists were writer Cynthia Ozick and Harvard psychiatrist Kenneth Levin, who likened the Jewish critics to chronically abused children.

Ultrasound measurement of the velocity of flow in the cord may be useful in the management of twins and chronically growth-retarded fetuses.

They are usually found on chronically sun damaged skin such as the face and the forearms of the elderly.

By the mid-1920s electric utilities had succeeded in bringing electricity to virtually all major cities and towns in North America; however, rural areas remained chronically underserved.

In spite of such apparent progress in force development, however, all units remained chronically understrength, according to Western observers.

He also had the support of the Inner Templar Christopher Hatton, a chronically indebted courtier, who had the ear of the queen.

In Worcester State Hospital, 35 percent were chronically ill or had died while mentally ill.

Rogers (2020) hypothesizes that these patterns are a result of a diachronic sound change in progress and that /o u/ do not represent separate phonemes synchronically.

The male prison was functional until 1889 and the female prison closed in 1895 after which a decline in the total number of chronically ill criminals, made it unnecessary.

The chronically inflamed soft tissues around the tooth may give few if any symptoms.

What Hopper and Traugott mean is that from a diachronic or historical point of view, changes of word forms is seen as a natural process, whereas synchronically, this process can be seen as inevitable instead of historical.

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By May, her 203"nbsp;mm guns were worn out from their use in the Battles of Sirte, and so they were relined in Messina early that month.

In 1885, it was acquired by Southern Pacific, which operated the 91-mile line until 1985: by the early 1990s, the tracks were mostly worn out.

After World War II the trains of the Berlin U-Bahn were worn out, making a new series of trains necessary.

After losing the match against Turkey, Metsu faced unprecedented criticism from the Senegalese press, which blamed him for fielding players it described as tired and worn out against Turkey.

What I wanted was for the director to come in fresh and not already worn out and to be able to put his ideas on an already solid structure".

By 1910 many of the Stroudley E1 class locomotives were worn out or inadequate for the heavier duties required of them.

The 15-, 16-, and 17-tooth sprockets are reversible, offering double sprocket life once the sprocket is worn out in one direction.

Some saw service in the American Civil War; however, by this time, many rifles were worn out over 30 years of use.

They may be a bit worn out, so when the lift is installed, the proposed 2 inch leaves may only have lifted the truck 1.

Chris Hicks of Deseret News was much less impressed by this film: "But after about an hour, Benigni and his film have worn out their welcome — and there's still almost an hour to go.

The tang contacts the rotors when the linings are worn out, causing an annoying noise designed to alert the motorist that brake servicing is required.

When the lining is worn out, the backing or rivets will contact the rotors or drums during braking, often causing damage requiring re-machining or replacement of the drums or rotors.