to the bone

Widely acclaimed when it premiered in the U.S. last fall, the FX series, adapted from Patrick Radden Keefe’s award-winning book of the same name, has inspired an intense, complicated reaction in Ireland, where the subject matter hits close to the bone.

He may also receive radiation to more heavily target specific pockets of cancer, including where it has metastasized to the bone, but that would depend on the number of metastatic sites, Sandler said — with radiation more likely the fewer sites there are.

In a statement shared by his office, Biden's representatives said the cancer had metastasized to the bone but was likely to be susceptible to treatment.

Her family's lawyers said they had received a written admission of substandard surgery after screws on her hip joints, meant to improve her mobility, were inserted in the wrong place and did not properly connect to the bone.

Rohan Preston of the Minnesota Star Tribune added: "The play cuts to the bone as Kit and Will trade barbs, ambitions and, ultimately, places in a history play that rewrites our understanding of these two figures."