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That fireplace--those big stones--I was soft, then, a little, anemic, alcoholic degenerate, with the spunk of a rabbit and about one per cent as much stamina, and some of those big stones nearly broke my back and my heart.

And in my nervous anxiety to allay any suspicions aroused by my companion's extraordinary behavior, I outstayed even the eminent detective and his friends, saw them examine the Raffles Relics, heard them discuss me under my own nose, and at last was alone with the anemic clerk.

Prices have trimmed a big seasonal rise in the spring, with support this time around from lower mortgage rates, and activity is climbing from an anemic pace into late-2018.

Now, researchers at Johns Hopkins Medicine report they have developed that model - believed to be the first of its kind - using infant mice, or pups, that are first made anemic and then given blood transfusions from neonates of a different mouse strain.

The red giant, named SMSS J160540.186144323.1, is also the first of its kind to be "anemic" in the galaxy.

He said he was not happy with the sector's anemic growth.

The anemic group was defined as having hemoglobin level below 11g/dl and serum ferritin level 11g/dl.

The year-to-date rise in headhaul demand was by the end of October reading 3.5 percent - a more convincing performance than the anemic 1.2 percent recorded for the North Europe trade.

Changes in dynamic pulmonary function in anemic pregnancy have been sparingly reported.

-- The risk of depression was more than doubled in women who were anemic during pregnancy, according to a recent retrospective cohort study of nearly 1,000 women.

esculenta leaf extract in anemic and normal Wistar rats.