This petty infirmity and its accompanying mood swings got me mulling over ex-Hewlett-Packard chairman Patricia Dunn.
In many cases the deceased has been unable to react to the smoke alarm due to drink, drugs, medication or medical infirmity.
It points out that while old age does bring with it challenges, it does not necessarily need to spell a downward spiral to infirmity.
Yet the screenwriter, Hanif Kureishi, and the director, Roger Michell, shamelessly milk the pathos of infirmity, lurching heedlessly from one prefabricated poignancy to another.
It's a population that has been virtually hidden for several reasons, including the reluctance of many sick parents to go public with their infirmity.
She added that the "age or infirmity" of some passengers would have made walking the extra distance "difficult, lengthy and painful", particularly in the dark.
This time the man felled by age and infirmity is Simon Axler, an actor who suffers a breakdown while portraying Prospero and Macbeth in repertory.
This petty infirmity and its accompanying mood swings got me mulling over ex- Hewlett-Packard (nyse: HPQ - news - people ) chairman Patricia Dunn.
The film, which tells of an elderly French couple dealing with infirmity and dementia, also receives acting citations for its octogenarian stars Jean-Louis Trintignant and Emmanuelle Riva.
The other is the fraudulent promise that technology will free us all from unhappiness and infirmity, prolong life and provide parents with brainy, well-adjusted children untouched by genetic handicap.
Nothing contained in the Judiciary Committee's majority report or in the trial brief or in the presentation of the managers can cure the constitutional infirmity that affect -- infects these articles.
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However, the GOP assault on our seniors is about going after those who no longer have the ability to help themselves, as they once did, due to advancing age, infirmity and disability.
Historians regard Celestine's claim of "personal infirmity" with considerable skepticism, focusing instead on "the malignity of the people" and pressure from his eventual successor as the real reason for his unprecedented resignation.
The same constitutional infirmity plagues the president's plan.
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At least when I go out with extremists from my own family I know what to expect, and prepare ahead of time by stocking the cooler with enough lager to withstand almost any infirmity, physical or psychological.
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Urbanization and rapid social changes, which have split extended families and sent all those who are capable of working into the marketplace, mean that many hands once available to care for elderly relatives - whether suffering from dementia or simple infirmity - are not there.
Should the absence of half their lineup and the general infirmity of the remaining half sink the Yankees' season, you'll be able to get tickets just behind the dugouts on the cheap and pat yourself on the back for being the kind of true fan who sits through all nine innings of a 10-run blowout.
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