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...speculated that more students use high scores on Advanced Placement exams to bypass Ec 10 in favor of upper-level classes...
According to Aster, stopping the effects of the gamma secretase would bypass NOTCH1’s abnormal activity, thus stopping the cancer from progressing...
...DEMOCRATS have a message for Bill Clinton: Get well soon--really soon. Before the former President was sidelined for quadruple-bypass surgery, Democrats had been planning a full fall schedule for him, stumping the country on behalf of John Kerry and other Democrats. "There's no better surrogate for energizing Democrats in this country than Bill Clinton," says Kerry strategist Joe Lockhart, who was Clinton's White House press secretary...
...Bypass patients can usually return to work within one to two months after their surgery, according to doctors. It has been four weeks since Clinton's surgery, and his recovery seems on schedule. He was seen shopping last week in Chappaqua for low-fat frozen yogurt and getting prescriptions filled at the pharmacy. Sources say the recovering former President has also been devouring news on the presidential race and talking to Kerry by phone at least once a week--and gave him advice before last week's debate. Democrats are hopeful Clinton might be well enough to appear at several...
...major challenge, at this stage, remains creating a security environment in which Iraqis are free to go to the polls. Already, some in Washington, such as Defense Secretary Don Rumsfeld, are hedging by suggesting that the election could simply bypass those areas in which insurgent violence renders safe polling impossible. One or two towns cannot be allowed to hold up a whole nation's progress towards democracy, Rumsfeld argued. The idea of a partial election was quickly challenged by other U.S. officials, and by the Iraqi electoral commission. The problem it raises is not confined to a couple of towns...