Word: coxing
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Crick and Lowe discussed this weekend’s race, how Crick had managed well when the cox box died and the excitement of passing two boats. Separated by over a decade, some aspects of Harvard rowing under Parker never change...
...years, women like Cox have suffered in silence, fretting about thinning hair but saying nothing. Suddenly, it seems, they are becoming more talkative. You might have noticed a couple more television ads touting cures for the problem--nothing to rival the come-ons for male-pattern baldness, though. Still, the topic is getting more airtime as remedies proliferate and people become more comfortable confronting...
...Cox is just one of more than 30 million U.S. women who experience androgenetic alopecia, or hereditary hair loss. For some women, it can begin as early as their 20s, but prevalence jumps up dramatically by 40 or 45. "Menopause is a heralding event," explains Dr. Wendy Roberts, a clinical professor of dermatology at Loma Linda University in California...
After five years of thinking about having the procedure done, Cox, who originally found it impossible to talk about her hair loss, showed up in Reed's office. Her surgery took four hours. "It was not painful at all," says Cox. "Afterward, my scalp was a little sore in some places." Three or four months later, she had an inch of brown hair growing where there had been none. Though her wallet was a bit sore too--the procedure cost $5,000--Cox enthuses, "I feel my appearance reflects my age and my vitality, where before I was unhappy with...
...letter, spearheaded by Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass., and Rep. Christopher Cox, R-Calif., maintains that “the length and degree of punishment” inflicted on Jianli “has already far exceeded his transgression...