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...want to consider how the brochure might fold into the committee idea, and how the committee might fold into the curriculum and life of the University,” Epps said...
...tricky; it can jump as much as 10-fold when a person is fighting a cold or the flu. And it shouldn't be used in place of a cholesterol test. The latter measures how much fat is lodged in the vessels of the heart; the CRP test shows how likely it is that those plaques will burst...
...cancel his appearance is a two-fold affront to free speech: it both denies him the right to have an opinion—however controversial—and silences speech of his based on his personal opinions which are unrelated to that speech, akin to the blacklisting of the 1950s when screenwriters in Hollywood could not find work because of their supposed political affiliations. I only fear that at this point, what was intended to be a poetry reading will become a political fracas, and that those who want only to hear Paulin read a few of his poems will...
...Winning the war on terrorism was always going to be a two-fold process - systematically eliminating the leadership and personnel of the terror networks, and transforming the political environment that had nurtured them in order to prevent a new generation of terrorists taking their places. Draining the swamp, Defense Secretary Rumsfeld called it, rather than only swatting the mosquitoes. Plenty of mosquitoes have been swatted, of course. But there are plenty more buzzing around, waiting to pick their targets. More importantly, perhaps, the swamp is looking nastier than ever. Hostility to the U.S. is more widespread and more intense than...
Gogan said this audit has a two-fold benefit—environmental and economic...