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Перевод: degeneration

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упадок ; вырождение; дегенерация ; перерождение
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Тезаурус:

1. This was meta-music, its subject an alleged degeneration of pop culture, its mission to bring back a sense of a mission to music.
2. We have warnings of a massive degeneration among the British people which is destroying the nation.
3. This degeneration of the joints and tissues can affect hips, knees, the spine and the hands and feet.
4. Associations of the scarecrow with powerlessness and religious degeneration resurface in "The Hollow Men", where the scarecrow is again camouflage, but this time hopelessly unarmed:
5. Professor Wolf and his colleagues point out that all these diseases may show symptoms of nerve degeneration which are similar to those found in ABL and can also be treated by supplements of vitamin E. For example, a striking reduction in axonal degeneration has been seen in patients treated with vitamin E, for pancreatic insufficiency associated with cystic fibrosis.
6. Some vets also claim acupuncture has aided considerably in the treatment and control of a variety of other disorders, including false pregnancies, non-specific vomiting, ear diseases, nerve degeneration, kidney problems and auto-immune joint disease.
7. Furthermore, they had experienced the development and then degeneration of one major unifying royal line, the Merovings, and replaced this finally with a most vigorous governing family, the Arnulfings, who produced the great emperor Charlemagne.
8. We will examine the history of delinquency in an attempt to correct the notion, or perhaps myth, that such behaviour is a uniquely modern phenomenon that indicates a degeneration of standards of behaviour in present-day society.
9. Ideas of childishness, linguistic degeneration, and confusion support the central theme of the degradation of essential ritual.
10. Hence a hereditary mechanism which transmitted them would result in continued degeneration.
11. Other themes, too, such as boredom, the wish to present poetry in an "authorless" way, often through impersonal ritual, and a concern with the degeneration of culture, grew from The Waste Land and are shared with Sweeney Agonistes .
12. I have already cited in relation to "The Hollow Men" Cornford's idea of the degeneration of ritual into debased formats.