Word: died
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...required to have their dogs tattooed, muzzled in public, insured for a minimum liability of $100,000 and, yes, photographed for city records. If Joseph's proposal becomes part of the city code, no new pit bulls will be allowed on New York streets after the existing ones die. But opposition to any restriction on a specific breed of dog is likely to be strong. "It's an unworkable, untenable, unconstitutional idea," says American Kennel Club spokesman Alan Stern...
...drop-out-or-die ultimatums are an aggressive attempt to rectify a long- standing rebel problem. Although the F.M.L.N. has fought the 56,000-man Salvadoran armed forces to a stalemate during nine years of civil war, it has accumulated no sustained political influence. Now, two months before presidential elections, the insurgents have hit on a way to make their presence felt in nearly every town and village...
...Rubio, the head of a center for pediatric AIDS in Spain's Basque country: "It is particularly cruel that children are brought into this world already infected with an illness from which their parents could have saved them." In Africa 200,000 children carry the virus, and most will die before turning...
...first incident occured during the holiday celebrating Martin Luther King's birthday. In the laundry room of one of the freshman dormitories, someone wrote the letters "KKK" with black marker on both sides of the door. Underneath the letters, the words "Die Niggers" were written. On the walls, the words "Niggers Suck!!!" appeared. The statement had been underlined...
...Tobacco claims 390,000 lives a year, 90,000 more than earlier estimates. Two-thirds of those deaths result from cardiovascular disease, lung cancer and chronic respiratory ailments like emphysema. The average male smoker is 22 times as likely to die from lung cancer as is a nonsmoker, double the previous risk estimate...