Word: cocktailing
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...strong research efforts over the past decade are beginning to pay off. Crixivan, a Merck product, was one-third of the promising "drug cocktail" released last year to treat AIDS. Merck also released Fosamax, a treatment for osteoporosis, which affects one-third of all women over 60. This year, Merck has already introduced nine drug products, Gilmartin said...
Quasha remembers the final-club punching process as a series of "cocktail and dinner parties where you'd have a good time...
...very full of my cab-driving experience, but whenever I mentioned the cab at cocktail parties, my friends would immediately change the subject their most recent outrage at the hands of a cab driver," Mack says...
...heat needed to get biological chemistry going." Life is much more complex than this. The statement made by NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory that "we have organic chemicals mixed into a bath of water. That's a recipe for life" is absurd. The idea that a chemical cocktail stimulated by heat will produce biological life is an insult to science and those who work in the various fields of biology. I suggest that intelligent and fully ordered life such as we have on Earth is not the result of mere chance, but the product of an intelligent Creator. PHILIP BENNETT...
...problem is David Thompson's book, with its tired cocktail of characters left over from They Shoot Horses, Don't They?, and an odd Twilight Zone chaser. Karen Ziemba combines Broadway pizazz with shy-girl vulnerability as a contestant who partners a stunt pilot (Daniel McDonald) but is secretly married to the marathon's slimy emcee (Gregory Harrison). The mix of nostalgia, cynicism and period artifice, however, keeps us at arm's length from the material (beware of any show in which one character calls another "Flyboy"). The ersatz-'30s numbers are pleasant but forgettable, although Debra Monk...