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...replication.) A number of these compounds could form the basis for promising anti-SARS drugs, and HKU plans to begin animal-testing some of the most effective compounds soon. But the real value of the study is the clearer picture it offers of the SARS virus and the blueprint it provides for research responses to any future emerging diseases, like avian flu. "We can react more rapidly, and we can find new drugs that specifically target the disease," Kao says. "If there's a new virus, we can jump onto this...
Harvard didn’t give up and did just enough to pull out the game in the second half. But what’s important for the Crimson now is not to forget everything that went wrong. The Bears gave every team in the league a blueprint of how to attack the Harvard defense. Unless the Crimson addresses what went askew on Saturday, this may not be the last time that Harvard is forced to come back from the verge of defeat...
...Europeans nor the Americans are ready to give up on NATO. De Hoop Scheffer says "the U.S. is engaged with and committed to the alliance." And however inadvertently, the E.U. itself provided the best argument for NATO's survival in its 2003 European Security Strategy, a kind of blueprint for an E.U. defense force: "In almost every major intervention, military efficiency has been followed by civilian chaos." That's an apt description of Iraq, but also applies to places like Kosovo and Afghanistan. Right now, only NATO has the planning capacity and military means to tackle situations like these...
...after it was revealed that Dean of Freshmen Elizabeth Studley Nathans was being forced from her office due to conflicting visions for first-year advising, our concerns about Harvard’s resolve seem misplaced. The personnel change sends a clear message: This administration is serious about implementing its blueprint. Let’s just hope Harvard has chosen the right design...
When it comes to making a new line of argument, Bush can take comfort that the moment is ripe. The 9/11 commission report is a blueprint to overhaul the U.S.'s intelligence agencies and plug holes in homeland security. Any swift executive action on those fronts lets Bush remind voters that he is a war President and that the danger is still real. Moving now is particularly important for Bush, since his once unassailable advantage on fighting terrorism has shrunk to just 8 percentage points in the polls. Kerry pounced on the findings of the 9/11 commission last week, using...