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So I went through training for about a year of meditation work, of breath work, of learning restorative yoga poses, learning the difference between the sympathetic nervous system and the parasympathetic nervous system.

The 12-point form has made many families nervous, and special education attorneys Huntsberry spoke with said there is some cause for concern.

Democrats, who went to court immediately to challenge this, saw it as evidence that Republicans are nervous.

Poor glucose control, the hallmark of diabetes, can lead to all sorts of issues with the kidney, heart, liver, and nervous system.

If I’m going to put myself in the shoes of a 19-year-old, I might be nervous to tell someone like me who I was hanging out with as well.

Conklin’s business got a PPP loan, having seen revenues drop roughly 50% during the pandemic, but with winter coming, she’s nervous.

Instead, retirees nervous about Prospect’s purchase were shown a PowerPoint presentation stating that Prospect’s one-time contribution would “stabilize plan assets.”

It was slightly open, to his nervous fancy it seemed to be shaking.

In opposition to Dewey's argument, it would be reasonable to contend that plasticity is inherent in all nervous substance.

Of nervous force and brain-power as the real source of intelligence, they 87had no idea.