Several hundred officers have gone on sick leave, either nursing riot injuries or nervous exhaustion, forcing Britain increasingly to deploy soldiers in support.
32.
But within days, Yeltsin was sick again, this time with what doctors called physical and nervous exhaustion, and Primakov was sent in his stead.
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Nervous exhaustion is more damaging to the voice than the difficulty or length of the role " . ( The Levik memoirs, page 117)
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"In the fall of 1933, Majorana returned to Rome in poor health, having developed acute gastritis in Germany and apparently suffering from nervous exhaustion.
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Michael Delaney said Mercury Liggins has been drained after learning what had happened to the children and had checked into a hospital for nervous exhaustion.
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He resigned from his Munich work due to nervous exhaustion and returned to Bamberg, taking a job in the cathedral chapter on 29 May 1863.
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Members said no such move could be considered until he overcame the effects of the nervous exhaustion and they were able to talk to him.
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Barrett had suffered " nervous exhaustion " and the band managers decided to give the band a month-long break in the hope his health would recover.
39.
Shortly before the series was due to be recorded Hancock walked out on a theatre performance suffering from " nervous exhaustion " and flew to Rome.
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However, in his biography of Toscanini, Harvey Sachs claims that Toscanini did conduct the second and third performances before withdrawing from the production due to nervous exhaustion.
