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• Any company that makes a privacy misstep opens itself to public excoriation.
• Children with developmental disabilities are also at an increased risk for excoriation disorder.
• The worst punishment for a member of a dragonmarked house is called excoriation.
• Excoriation is the punishment for only the worst offenses that dishonor the house.
• Thus, excoriation disorder could result from a dysfunction in the dopamine reward functions.
• Another community survey found a rate of 5.4 % had excoriation disorder.
• Because his excoriation is written with his usual flair, I reprint here in full:
• Lastly, a survey of dermatology patients found that 2 % suffered from excoriation disorder.
• Such an excoriation of Moscow's savagery in Chechnya sounded like just what I hoped for.
• There have been many different theories regarding the causes of excoriation disorder including biological and environmental factors.
• Those individuals that have excoriation disorder along with other diagnosed conditions report differing motivations for their picking.
• So Johnson could have saved himself from excoriation by charging murder and passing the buck to a jury.
• Early reaction to the report ranged from approval by an economist to excoriation by a Libertarian think tank.
• Furthermore, there have been case reports that support the use of these opioid antagonists to treat excoriation disorder.
• Additionally, many cases of excoriation disorder have been documented to begin in children under the age of 10.
• Excoriation disorder has a high rate of comorbidity with other psychiatric conditions, especially with mood and anxiety disorders.
• Rees had two broken vertebrae, three compressed vertebrae, a broken ankle, and other excoriations in both legs.
• Another was Jerome Facher, a crusty trial lawyer known for his slavish devotion to the law and excoriations of opponents.
• Research has also suggested that excoriation disorder may be thought of as a type of obsessive compulsive disorder ( OCD ).
• If excoriation disorder does not occur during adolescence another common age of onset is between the ages of 30 to 45.