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The maxilla moved downward and forward as a result of the protractive force.
For mom, lawmaking was a protractive and deliberative process that required negotiation and coalition building rather than threats of losing committee posts or reckless impeachment threats.
He managed to not get embroiled in protractive ground action by removing his forces quickly.
Careful attention should be paid to differential diagnosis, including medical, psychiatric and neurological conditions whose symptoms may overlap with bipolar disorder (schizophrenia, hyperthyroidism) or be a result of SUD (protractive withdrawal, hyperactivity).
In addition the time-scale could prove to be very protractive indeed.