Word: dormantly
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...company, at least until these three aspects of the issue could be examined further. Bok has said that he hopes the Faculty will continue to look into the broad question of Faculty involvement in outside ventures. Across every aspect of academic life, the DNA company decision stirs long-dormant questions about Faculty members' relationships to the outside world in consulting, publishing, political advising, jockeying for government and foundation grants, and professional practice. In their debates, the Faculty and the Corporation ought to widen their focus and consider how, in each of these areas, the interaction of academicians and the outside...
...Moral Majoritymobile--the Bible doesn't preach neo-conservative doorbell ringing. The Moral Majority, however, has something to offer that the Next Step-New Deal-Liberal-Progressive stance does not: Something to do. The Majority's syllogism works like this: Since following the Simple Plan is better than lying dormant, we should follow the Simple Plan. Since the Simple Plan has nothing to say about the handicaps, we should ignore them...
...foods were coming down with the disease. C. botulinum bacteria are ubiquitous. They thrive in the earth and are spread as spores through dust in the air as well as on vegetables, fruits or in honey. Adults regularly ingest the microbes but customarily suffer no harm. The spores remain dormant in the adult intestine. For as yet unknown reasons, the intestines of some babies aged one to six months provide a hospitable environment for the spores, permitting them to germinate and make their deadly toxin. It is a nerve poison that produces an array of symptoms including constipation, lethargy, poor...
...Dormant since 1977, when it recommended the regulations currently governing DNA research in the city, the Cambridge Experimentation Review Board (CERB) will study recent calls for stiff guidelines to govern commercial manufacture using recombinant DNA techniques within the city...
...consecutive losses at Dartmouth (30-12) and Princeton (7-3). Senior Brian Buckley, the quarterback who led Harvard (4-2, 2-2 Ivy) to its best start since 1973, will return to the starting lineup today after three weeks out with a knee injury. Harvard's passing attack--dormant for the past three weeks--should return with Buckley although his favorite target, Ron Cuccia, remains questionable...