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John has decided that she must remain inactive and in her room, and because he is both her husband and a respected physician, she has no choice but to obey.
Berger theorized that the human brain was never truly inactive, but his ideas failed to gain much traction.
Berger theorized that the human brain was never truly inactive, but his ideas failed to gain much traction.
A document is either a draft, it's in review, it's finalized, or it's inactive.
A document's either a draft, it's in review, it's finalized, or it's inactive.
But then when you look at it, you know, roughly about half the colony is inactive at any given time.
Then why are so many of them inactive?
Because, you know, I get older, maybe I'm a little bit more inactive, maybe I retire, and then I lose muscle.
And as I lose muscle, I become more inactive, and the spiral, the cycle continues.
Like in 2009 when an inactive Russian Cosmos satellite collided with a very-much active Iridium communications satellite.
It used to be that only rich people could be physically inactive.
It used to be that only rich people could be physically inactive.
Actually, if you guys check this out, usually when I see these, they're inactive.
Actually, if you guys check this out, usually when I see these, they're inactive.
If your plant is leggy, pinch a few inches from the inactive stems to encourage new growth.
If your plant is leggy, pinch a few inches from the inactive stems to encourage new growth.
Mrs. Reed's hands still lay on her work inactive: her eye of ice continued to dwell
During these eight years my life was uniform: but not unhappy, because it was not inactive.