Word: chronicic
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...physical and behavioral changes, the scientists were cautious in stating their conclusion: "One is tempted to speculate that neurochemical changes [in the rats' brains] are directly related to the hyperactivity and convulsions." Rosenkrantz and Luthra suggested that doctors who observe hyperactivity or convulsions in patients who are chronic pot smokers might treat them in time to prevent the possibility of even more serious illness...
...this confusion which leads Herrnstein to parade speculations about chronic technological unemployment as facts--when they're only beginning to be investigated...
...this confusion which leads Herrnstein to parade speculations about chronic technological unemployment as facts--when they're only beginning to be investigated...
...important ally in its dispute with China-one that could be the springboard for a Soviet treaty system throughout Asia. It is too soon to tell whether a pattern is about to freeze into place-India and Russia lined up against Pakistan, China and the U.S. -but such a chronic confrontation could be dangerous...
...death brought an abrupt end to Castro's hopes of local revolutions and catalyzed a revision of domestic policies. Yet, as in 1961 when Castro turned communist, he only partially rethought development problems. Chronic food shortages, bad distribution and grave imbalance between supply and demand due to the island's "socialist inflation" all pressed Castro in 1968 to decide upon a new era of belt tightening which after five years would bring the island out of underdevelopment. Karol remained pessimistic of this plan, pointing out that Fidel envisioned a quick political solution ignoring the real problem of changing social relationships...