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A sagging abdomen which made the patient ' look pregnant ' was enough reason to perform a tummy tuck.
Thus, the visible markers of grey hair, wrinkles, and sagging skin were the physical determinants of social invisibility.
Increasingly, the state's security forces were called on to buoy up the government's sagging authority.
The screen was annealed for several hours, and then the wires were retightened to minimize possible sagging or distortion.
Intellectual distinction could console a nation whose military fortunes were sagging, dignifying the savant with a patriotic role that conveniently coincided with his own personal quest for fame.
Sagging of the jaw and tilting of the head are common, and are frequently accompanied by a slight buckling of the knees.
The safety net which we stretch under them should be there all right, but it should be a sagging net and, therefore, much cheaper.
Dampness, sagging roof, draughts, cracked walls and other faults due to bad construction won't develop later.
But, as soon as the war was over, it was followed up by a sharp downward move, and then the sagging tendency renews itself.
Our currency is sagging to a record low level.
Ought they to hope for a return to 1952–53 with sagging production and growing unemployment, or for a year of increasing production?
Not only has there been a catastrophic fall in sheep prices, but cattle prices have been sagging very badly.
We all know that receipts have been sagging heavily on this side throughout the year.
We have had roaring inflation, sagging investment, soaring unemployment, and growing social and economic injustice.
My third plea is to young and old people to recognise the sagging neck of a swan that is suffering from lead poisoning.
