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Current research projects in primary-care medicine include improving decision-making for emergency-room patients with chest pains; studying the cost-effectiveness of the standard practice of taking blood cultures of hospital patients with fevers; and determining the appropriate hospital stay for cardiac patients in an intensive-care unit...
...slinks from bed to bed, selling orgasms by the bushel. Tanned like a sowhide wallet, he hides behind Annie Hall sunglasses and a wardrobe of pertly collared shirts, thin neckties and sharp jackets, always trim, cut, trained. He steps on the balls of his feet, his hips leading his chest, for single older women who want it. He has trained brains, he knows antiques, he has more than Looking Good on his wall-length bookshelf in his Aramis apartment in the Westwood Hotel. He likes his work...
Kennedy's aides also released statements from two experts disputing quotes attributed to them by the Star. One was Ogden, who was said by the Star to have waded through "chest-deep" water across the sandbar opening in the summer of 1969. But he told Kennedy's staff that "no one in his right mind [would do so] because of the depth and rapidly flowing tidal currents." His wading, he said, had been at a different spot, where the bay was wider and shallower. Replied Star Reporter Duncan Spencer: "I've got it in my notes. That...
...attempting to organize Stevens labor, Sutton said, "you never know whether you're going to be shot in the chest or bitten by dogs. You can't give up just because of threats on your life...
...attention to this, Ralph. Here are the telltale signs of limerence: pressure in the chest (literally "heartache"), an acute longing for reciprocation, fear of rejection, drastic mood swings, the growth of passion through adversity, and intrusive thinking about the LO, or "limerent object...