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...Wolf Blitzer The man with one emotion (stoicism) and a singular name launched a thousand late-night gags. Now that the war's over, his popularity may evaporate. But as a serious journalist, he's probably better off without the hubbub. Just ask Arthur Kent, the Scud Stud...
...grip. They have their arms around each other and a knife at each other's back. They are hollowing each other out, afraid to let go for fear of being knifed in the face. They must be pried a-loose." The week Jackson said this, the Israeli journalist Wolf Blitzer wrote a long article in the Jerusalem Post, concluding, "Israel and its friends in the American Jewish community clearly have an important self-interest in establishing as decent a relationship with him as possible...
Bonding does, however, have a number of limitations that many dentists believe are being overlooked. Warns Martin Blitzer of New York City's Mount Sinai: "It's no panacea." Unlike capping, it cannot be used on the biting surface of the back teeth, where great strength is needed to take the punishment of chewing. Nor does it produce quite as desirable a surface as capping. Dentists say it should not be used on heavy smokers or coffee drinkers because bonded teeth are slightly more susceptible to staining. Bonded teeth also may require frequent checkups, perhaps as many...
...wave of feminism has also helped keep birth rates down by encouraging women to challenge their traditional roles as mother and homemaker. "A woman no longer feels that she has to create children to be a whole human being," says Dr. John Blitzer, a psychiatrist at Harvard Medical School and Children's Hospital Medical Center in Boston. Instead, a woman may now feel that she has to work in order to feel whole. Many women believe that they can make a greater contribution to society or attain a greater sense of personal fulfillment by staying on the job than...
...VICTOR BLITZER...