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...some patients move through their psychoanalysts. Van Exem gave way to Périer, who gave way in 1959 to the Rev. (later Cardinal) Lawrence Picachy, who was succeeded by the Rev. Joseph Neuner in 1961. By the 1980s the chain included figures such as Bishop William Curlin of Charlotte, N.C. For these confessors, she developed a kind of shorthand of pain, referring almost casually to "my darkness" and to Jesus as "the Absent One." There was one respite. In October 1958, Pope Pius XII died, and requiem Masses were celebrated around the Catholic world. Teresa prayed to the deceased...
BALTIMORE Curlin beats Derby champ Street Sense at Preakness...
...process is even faster with antibiotic resistance than it is for other traits because the drugs wipe out the resistant bacterium's competition. Microbes that would ordinarily have to fight their fellows for space and nourishment suddenly find the way clear to multiply. Says Dr. George Curlin of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases: "The more you use antibiotics, the more rapidly Mother Nature adapts to them...
...estimates reflect the failure of recent exploration in Alaskan waters and the Atlantic. As a result, oil companies have shown waning interest in searching those once promising areas. "The assumption was that our domestic resources were simply there for the taking," said James Curlin, the Office of Technology Assessment official who directed the new study. "Now we had better start looking at alternatives...
Sution forced three batters in third. Duffs Smerczyunksi L0-1 7 6 7 6 66 Curlin 2 1 0 0 0 2 Sorbara...