Word: enjoy
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Rudenstine, appearing vibrant after a month in Europe, seemed to enjoy himself during his hour at the picnic...
Those who worry whether they can ever again risk a hike through the woods or even enjoy a backyard barbecue may find some comfort in the fact that both types of Ehrlichiosis are easily cured by doxycycline. And since doxycycline works against Lyme disease as well, doctors can, when in doubt, cover all contingencies by using this drug for patients who have been bitten by a tick. A downside of doxycycline: it makes the skin overly sensitive to sunlight and is not normally recommended for pregnant women and young children. The old Lyme-disease precautions now carry an added imperative...
...information highway truly has something for everyone. Although I don't personally enjoy all the types of material there, I will fight to keep them available. Children, and some adults, don't have the experience to properly assimilate their environment, whether it is the Internet, TV, radio or happenings in the schoolyard. Parents, teachers and others must prepare children for their future while controlling their present. Adults, however, have earned the right to make decisions about their own lives without interference. I'm logging on to the net today. BARRY STEELE Seneca, South Carolina...
Regardless of how the suit is resolved, the clear loser will be Tepperman's stricken wife, the victim of an equal-opportunity disease that shows no regard for bottom lines or other totems of corporate life. The winners, of course, are those who enjoy the intoxicating spectacle of millionaires and billionaires wallowing in the mud. The trial is expected to last a month...
...travel, after all? In order to have a paper sash over the toilet seat? To enjoy a comfortable, momentary change of perspective--a vacation as the equivalent of rolling over in one's sleep? Or to lose oneself? To pass through distance into some new place where the eyes become capable, for a moment, of a fresh transparency. Slide into the Pleistocene: under a thorn tree in Masai Mara, say, a cheetah tears at the Thomson's gazelle it has nailed for lunch. All around in a semicircle, the minibuses sprout glaring bwanas from their sunroofs. The onion peels...