Word: fevered
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Auctions: Theory & Practice. In theory, auctioning a work is the most accurate way to put a price on the priceless; in practice, its major visible flaw is "auction fever," in which rich amateurs get carried away and bid against one another to force prices up from 25% to 60% more than prudence dictates. But-also in practice-there is more to many an auction than the eye can see, mostly stemming from the fact that art dealers often comprise about three-fourths of the bidders...
...many children, the vaccine causes something like a mild case of measles. A rash similar to measles has been noted, but more alarming a first was the frequent occurrence of a fever...
Herpes Simplex ("fever blisters," many "canker sores"). Grown in tissue culture, but no vaccine in sight. Smallpox vaccine sometimes used in severe cases...
...Yellow Fever. Vaccine is already near-perfect...
Dengue ("breakbone fever"). Vaccine was made at World War II's end against the only virus then recognized; now it is known that at least four types are involved, with geographic overlaps. Work in progress on an all-type vaccine...