Word: curing
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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AFTER THE unstructured miniscandalizers of Nature and Purpose, it is nice to return, if briefly, to the more familiar realm of Twilight Zone twists in 'dentity Crisis. Jane (Marjorie Ingall) has a problem. She is a sane person in an insane world. Fortunately, psychotherapy has a cure. Everybody plays insanity soberly and satisfactorily straight in this one. And Jane's sullen paranoia is relatively refreshing, even if the play's conclusion is somewhat unsatisfactory...
...outlined a program to cure America's industrial ills. "Foreign trade must be a top policy of government. We must be impatient with the trade barriers of our foreign markets. We cannot have trading partners more interested in trading victories...
Neither drug promises to cure AIDS, but both appear to inhibit reproduction of the virus that causes the deadly disease, researchers said...
Harvard Professor Martin Feldstein, who served for two years as President Reagan's chief economic adviser, argued that it is point less to expect Japan and Germany to help cure U.S. trade woes. Even sharply increased growth in those two economies would probably lop no more than $15 billion off the American deficit. Said Feldstein: "In terms of the trade deficit, there's nothing...
Harvey's mental circuits are overloaded, and as a result his tongue has short-circuited. He cannot stop from flapping out the news about every new affliction, every false hope of a cure. But this man's self-created problems are an actor's opportunity, and Lemmon responds with what is unquestionably the greatest of his portrayals of the middle-class American male at bay. His Harvey is a grotesquely funny monster, one who somehow engages our sympathy without once asking...