If you have diabetes and experience symptoms of high or low blood sugar, test your blood sugar and follow your treatment plan based on the test results.Get immediate help (call 911) if you donât start feeling better quickly, if your symptoms worsen, or if someone you are with has these symptoms.n type 2 diabetes (adult-onset diabetes or non-insulin-dependent diabetes), the pancreas produces insulin, but there is not enough insulin or the bodyâs cells become resistant to its effects. Type 2 diabetes is the most common form of diabetes and is preventable in many cases.
n (functioning as singular). 1. a tingling sensation in the fingers, toes, legs, etc, caused by the return of normal blood circulation after its temporary impairment. 2. on pins and needles in a state of anxious suspense or nervous anticipation. n.pl.
Mark is roughly correct. The brackets usually indicate an indirect reference. The true clue is basically What keeping your fingers crossed means, This clue's answer is shorthand for 'over here!', It's a physical indication of 'Just like that', or 'Just kidding!' signal. Brackets stand out better than parentheses, which also have other meanings. Many books and all but one crossword solving app don't support styles like italics. There is a second usage and that is to indicate two or more related clues. See, for example, my New York Times Crossword of June 9th, which had five clues [1948], [1977], etc. In this case, there is a note at the top giving some additional information, so the brackets serve both senses. The clues are, in essence Member of the group from 1948, etc.