bethesdensis type strain and [p47.sup.phox-/-] mice intraperitoneally with 107 CFU of CSF strain and monitored
moribundity during infection.
As we will see, the prevalent emotion that pervaded the complex network of social relationships between humans and their environment in racially mixed societies at the turn of the twentieth century can be categorized as a sense of
moribundity. This psychic state I connect to the perception among whites that "free" blacks were both economic and ideological threats to the prevailing racial hierarchies, as a consequence of which their freedoms and very existence were imperiled.
As a result of this
moribundity in the industry, enterprising companies have been looking to take the next step in the technological revolution -- moving construction off the site and onto the production line.
Mortality, major cause of
moribundity, and spontaneous tumors in CD-1 mice.
New "book jacket designers," Peter Mendelsund and Oliver Munday, were hired to "reimagine the cover" in an effort to save the journal from
moribundity. Yet the current cover, as depicted in the cartoon, clearly reflects the characteristics inno-cuousness of pedigreed establishment literature (i.e.,
moribundity).
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Moribundity of Iban traditional festivals: impact on traditions and culture.
(20) Jacobs goes on to state that "the death or the stagnated
moribundity of formerly unassailable and vigorous cultures is caused not by assault from outside but by assault from within, that is, by internal rot in the form of fatal cultural turnings, not recognized as wrong turnings while they occur or soon enough afterwards to be correctable." (21) Herein lies the fundamental distinction between apocalypse and dystopia.