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Germany, like Japan, is bedevilled by chronically weak domestic demand.

Rural poverty and chronically distressed regions continue to present policymakers with unsolved problems.

If you have a chronically positive attitude to smoking this could boost your craving.

Over time, high stress levels lead to chronically elevated cortisol levels that can cause increased appetite and weight gain.

First, the researchers demonstrated that chronically hypertensive mice showed dramatically decreased baroreceptor reflex sensitivity and ACE2 activity.

But there are great disparities, with rural areas and small cities like Qingyang chronically short of funds.

Most important, though the number of chronically sick in the city has risen sharply, medical services remain in tatters.

The participants continued on this grueling schedule for three weeks, at which time they were considered chronically sleep deprived.

Wanting so much to be helpful, they may chronically subordinate their own needs to the needs of others, going beyond loving sacrifice or healthy altruism into servitude.

During my internship, I was chronically sleep-deprived because I had to be at the hospital and stay up all night every third night.

This conclusion shows that chronically happy and unhappy individuals differ in the specific thoughts and types of motivational strategies they use.

Furthermore, chronically sleeping poorly (in contrast to not enough) is linked to cognitive decline in old age, although the relationship may not be causal.

The financial crisis is the effect of the chronically imbalanced structure of global economy and the accumulation of financial risks. Rooting out the problem is, by no means, a one shot thing.

Physicians also should educate parents to watch for such signs as chronically red or runny eyes or nose, paint or stains on the body or clothing, nausea, loss of appetite, and drooling.

Families in poor countries are much more likely than in the West to spend their savings looking after a chronically ill relative, or to pull children out of school to act as nursemaids.

In certain instances, cases of acute poisoning may still be seen in children who are chronically exposed and whose blood lead levels reach levels that interfere with normal functions.