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...have to cure that before the NCAAs if I want to save face," Raffi said later, enroute to a team meeting at a local bowling center...
...Biko fund is a palliative measure that diverts attention from the University's other dealings in South Africa, which are far larger in both monetary terms and real effects. Using a few Harvard scholarships to cure the South African problem is like trying to put out a forest fire with a squirt...
...Congress fails to adopt his tax and spending cuts, it will only "prolong even longer and more painfully the cure that must come," Reagan said...
...served by getting the facts straight, by getting reliable information at a time when the medical profession also has the information and can advise and can help explain what it means. When patients hear on TV or read in the headlines of newspapers some sensational story about some putative cure for a disease or some marvelous diagnostic technique that may or may not turn out to be true and they hear about it in the medical literature I don't think that's in the public interest...
Though he concedes that a shotgun "won't cure all the evils that plague you," McLoughlin is an otherwise unabashed booster. He uses illustrations to show how to get around laws prohibiting sawed-off shotguns, and his article is filled with photos of rifles perfect for "defense and combat work." One picture, though, gas a more intriguing caption. Underneath a picture of a fat man cradling a rifle, the legend reads: "The old Ithaca Model 37 Police pump with bayonet lugs is eminently adequate to settle social disputes...