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...franchises through frivolous lawsuits blocking equivalent generic drugs that are much less expensive. To allow drug companies to recoup investments and collect healthy returns, the Hatch-Waxman Act of 1984 gives companies 20-year monopolies from the day they patent a product. (After that, revenues from a drug can drop as much as 80% within months as generics erode the market.) The law allows drug firms a 30-month monopoly extension to resolve patent disputes. That loophole is much abused. Companies often sue generic manufacturers just to buy time...
...level. “Jeremy’s a pretty talented kid,” Amaker says. “He’s a kid that can put points on the board quickly, he can play long stretches without getting tired—his energy level does not drop off.” However, as Lin and his teammates look to improve on last season’s 12-16 record, he will not only be asked to advance in his fundamentals, but he will also be assuming many new and diverse roles on the court. Playing at point...
...headed for the Big Apple—just one week after city officials said the line lacked necessary permits. Vamoose, a New York-based bus company which offers wireless internet and guaranteed seating, started operating the new daily line on Thursday, after receiving permission for passenger pick-up and drop-off from the Cambridge Traffic, Parking and Transportation Department. After Vamoose began publicizing its new route, officials from Boston and Cambridge said it didn’t have the appropriate authorizations to park. A week ago, the director of Cambridge’s traffic department, Susan Clippinger, told The Crimson...
...fourth quarter: On fourth and two, Walker fires over the middle for Penn, but the pass is BATTED DOWN by Curtis. A great play by the lineman to drop back in coverage. Harvard takes over at the Penn...
...first quarter: This Penn defense is for real. After Pizzotti stumbled on the drop back, Cheng Ho goes right and runs into a wall, losing two. Yikes...