However, the meat of the novel is in the deadening impact on all the people involved.
The solution: removing deadening federal and state regulations on Medical Savings Accounts and enacting other free-market reforms.
Payroll, taxes, inventory, employee training--companies these days can hand all those detail-heavy, soul-deadening support chores over to someone else.
It still provides an antidote to the deadening commercialism of contemporary urban life.
Blocking D2 reduced dopamine levels and relieved hallucinations, but it also crippled a patient's muscles and produced deadening, zombie-like effects.
There have been concerns that because Amevive works by deadening the immune system, it might decrease patients' ability to fight infections.
Mr Solzhenitsyn is an old-fashioned, God-fearing romantic: anti-industrial, anti-materialist, anti-Enlightenment, and against what he sees as the deadening excesses of rationalism.
Artists have long used a variety of techniques to free themselves from the rote and therefore deadening habits that we all fall into.
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Now they're snorefully boring and cumulatively deadening because they owe no allegiance to the laws of physics, let alone to the dictates of effective drama.
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At precisely the time when it is, in general, taking its deadening hands off finance, it has been doing the opposite in the lending business.
Toyota says it went to great lengths to cut vibrations and engine and wind noise by adding insulation in the floor and sound-deadening glass in the windshield.
Now many of these once flourishing cities are hollowed out shells, while around them suburbs and increasingly exurbs flourish away from the deadening influence of urbanist politics.
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But the Christmas cycle imposes a deadening routine and predictability.
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Now there is a bit of an argument about the significance of the financial institution debt, about how much of it is genuinely a risk or potentially deadening weight for the British economy.
In the early 1980s Mr Zhao served as China's prime minister, advocating for its cities the same loosening of the state's deadening grip on the economy as he had introduced in Sichuan's countryside.
During last year's raid, federal agents found a locked door in the basement, which led to a second door that opened into a dungeon lined with sound-deadening material containing a small makeshift coffin with external locking devices.
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Eighteen years in the making, the 1961 resolution almost immediately backfired with, among other missteps, its endorsement of the deadening tower-in-a-plaza motif that resulted in wide and windswept public spaces avoided by pedestrians, still in dreadful evidence along the Avenue of the Americas.
During two decades of constipated economics and politics, the deadening sense grew that Japan had lost its appetite for risk, whether entrepreneurial derring-do or even, in the context of a population that had begun to shrink, the risk of picking the wrong mate.
Rebel yeller Phillip Phillips threw Tommy Hilfiger's recommendation to wear any color but gray out the window (into a gray and soul-deadening sky) and proceeded to wear two shades of gray for his cover of "Movin' Out" -- because to not wear gray would compromise Phillip Phillips' integrity.
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