That's great. Don't overwork yourself.

And the daughter's husband, he also was sick from his wife's exhaustion.

And spending her rare days off lugging home potatoes.

Run down the financial reserves and wealth that were accumulated when the economy was doing better.

Normally, when you've finished with a document, you save, and you close it, so as not to overwork the computer.

In some countries, debt servicing has strained valuable resources that could otherwise be channelled to development.

As a surgeon, it's not my business to probe into the mind... but I'd say that tension is a sign of an exhausting inner struggle.

Contamination of the water supply and the construction of the Separation Wall harmed the economy, employment and the environment, placing women and children under considerable strain.

But what can our hero do at this hour? He's preoccupied with his own enlarged heart, which, though weary, continues to beat.

Broad support was expressed for the notion that consent by third parties should be both express and individual, without being unduly cumbersome for carriers.

Yet one thing is clear Chavez was the first ruler of his generation to recognize the region s fatigue and disillusion with neo liberalism, and to propose new rules of the game.

In our efforts at mobilizing international resources, we have repeatedly been met with such excuses as quot a lack of funds quot , quot competing demands quot , quot more pressing priorities quot and quot donor fatigue quot .

Turnout was relatively high, at 57 of registered, particularly given that the OSCE had intoned that public interest does not seem to be high other experts wrote of voter fatigue.

The Panel has made adjustments to the costs of the project to take into account inadequacies in the information provided by Jordan and also the fact that Jordan failed to take steps to mitigate the damage, particularly by failing to reduce grazing pressure on the rangelands.

Ms. Kang Kyung wha (Republic of Korea) said that the Department of Peacekeeping Operations and the Office of Programme Planning, Budget and Accounts were to be commended for their efforts to deal with the recent surge in peacekeeping activities, which had placed a great strain on the Secretariat.

A sustained, coordinated response is needed if we are to avoid an ignoble disaster fatigue that treats a natural disaster in one country as a momentary distraction from normalcy, as television images determine, until the next one arrives.

Today, the world is beginning to show many signs of weariness, with the increasing incidence of natural disasters including the tsunami in the Indian Ocean, Hurricanes Ivan, Emily and Katrina, the mudslide in Guatemala and the earthquakes in Pakistan and India and the consequent tragic losses of lives.