There is, indeed, a danger that the minds of nations may not be subjugated by that time-worn and devitalizing escapist mentality which cannot differentiate between the thoughts of the head and the feelings of the heart . . . . ."
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Things grow more devitalized with the introduction of a sentimental friendship Ghost Dog strikes up with Isaach de Bankole's ice cream vendor and Camille Winbush's icon of purity, an adolescent girl Ghost Dog meets in a park and to whom he passes the copy of " Rashomon ."
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They're in just the right corrosive setting : Words such as " miasma " spring to mind as blankets of moisture descend on the lush jungle that's patiently waiting to engulf the crumbling summer home inhabited by people too devitalized to do much more than commune with their malaise.
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Thus, if the individual's immune system is compromised and is unable to clear the debris from the wound and / or if excessive detritus, devitalized tissue, or microbial biofilm is present in the wound, these factors may cause a prolonged inflammatory phase and prevent the wound from properly commencing the proliferation phase of healing.
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"To forward the new morality, to extend the dominion of man over uncarnate energy and its use, to substitute highly paid thinkers and supervisors for devitalized toilers, to help each individual, each corporation, each government to meet its part of the obligation, above all to inspire those executives on whose skill all progress and all wise performance depends, is the justification of these essays . ""
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First, the general rule that federal courts will not alter or set aside their judgments after the expiration of the term at which the judgments were finally entered is not inviolable . " From the beginning, there has existed alongside the term rule a rule of equity to the effect that, under certain circumstances, one of which is after-discovered fraud, relief will be granted against judgments regardless of the term of their entry " and " where the situation has required, the court has, in some manner, devitalized the judgment even though the term at which it was entered had long since passed away . " The Court condemned Hartford's conduct as " a deliberately planned and carefully executed scheme to defraud not only the Patent Office, but the Circuit Court of Appeals ."
