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...that anger. And Milosevic, the consummate party hack, has skillfully repackaged himself as an outsider. His decision to represent himself in court combined with his physical isolation in the Hague helped foster the image of one man standing against a powerful foe. So too has the unnamed heart ailment that repeatedly halted proceedings this summer. The absence of high-level witnesses who could testify to his crimes from the inside hasn't helped. "In principle I hate him," says Luka Raspopovic, 19, a student lounging by the Sava River. " But I am rooting for him in the trial...
...when mast cells were reintroduced to some of these mice, they became susceptible to the ailment...
Maybe it will strike him after making a sack—one just as dizzying as his hit on Penn’s Gavin Hoffman last year and just as sudden an intrusion as the ailment itself...
...them wrong. After years of ineffectual treatment, each woman learned that she, like thousands of other Americans, had developed a mysterious lung infection that mimics TB, seems to strike thin, white women in particular and can be permanently debilitating. Most unsettling of all, they could have developed the ailment simply by stepping into a shower...
...that won't go away. A specialized sputum test can identify the infection--if one is ordered. Telltale signs will also show up on a CAT scan--if you know what to look for. That is why doctors and patients are trying to spread the word about this mysterious ailment. (Leitman's husband Philip has taken the lead in Florida, raising funds, organizing medical workshops and creating a website, www.ntminfo.com. Sometimes what you don't know can hurt...