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Tinnitus may affect around 10%–15% of the population; severe tinnitus is very debilitating (1%–2% of the population).
Sometimes McCain defines his patriotic challenge in terms of political reform, as he did here at the Reagan Library, where he called it "a fight against the pervasive cynicism that is debilitating our democracy, that cheapens our public debates, that threatens our public institutions, our culture and, ultimately, our private happiness."
(A separate NYT "Week in Review" piece describes the debilitating fissures within U.S. and international strategies for handling Iraq.)
With the passing of time, however, metaphor also has a debilitating effect.
It is characterized by a chronic, erosive inflammation of painful and debilitating joints, with progressive degradation of cartilage and bone accompanied by proliferation of the synovium [ 12 ] . Rheumatoid arthritis remains incurable and, in many patients, difficult to treat.