A. If left untreated, 60 percent of people with the disease develop intermittent attacks of joint swelling and pain.

However, progress was repeatedly halted due to stretches of track that had been torn up by the Boxers and intermittent attacks.

One he described as a 33-year-old man who had been hospitalized many times with intermittent and inexplicable attacks similar to Mrs. Bauman's.

While the insurgents have not seriously threatened the Government's power for years, their intermittent attacks and sabotage, along with killings and bombings attributed to pro-Government forces, have hampered the country's economic development.

Older people, Teddy knew, were susceptible to such things, to intermittent attacks of localized pain, and though he didn't like to think of himself as an older person, maybe now that time had come.

Despite 24 arrests and intermittent attacks on police with bottles and pieces of wood the protest was largely peaceful.

People with dysthymia are also prone to intermittent attacks of major depression, a condition called double depression.

After the rebellion was 'put down' the leaders fled into Jebel Akhdar (The Green Mountain) and continued to launch intermittent attacks from their safe vantage point.

A high-altitude bombing attack at 1530 was followed by intermittent attacks for the remainder of the day.

The Theban cavalry also helped by continuing to carry out intermittent attacks along the Spartan battle lines, holding their advance back.