Word: frequently
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...most severe cases, surgery is necessary. Apnea patients who do not respond to medication may need a pharyngoplasty, or surgical widening of the throat, and if the episodes are severe and frequent enough, a tracheotomy is called...
OVER THE LAST couple of years, presidential aspirants Walter Mondale. Gary Hart and Reubin Askew and their staffs have made frequent calls on the Kennedy School of Government. Each knows that if he does not come up with a coherent alternative economic policy pretty soon, he can count on another four years on the outside. The candidates want new ideas not "tired" New Deal liberalism or "stingy" supply side Reaganomics. And the one door they've knocked on most is that of a cramped 2nd floor office where lecturer Robert B. Reich holds court. "I'm delighted to provide advice...
...your article on the problem of AIDS [March 28], you quote me as saying that because of frequent contact with AIDS patients and blood, "hospital workers will be next." This statement was taken out of context and is terribly misleading. My actual words were: "If this disease follows the epidemiologic pattern of hepatitis B infection, then hospital workers will be next...
...someone asks me where I go, I usually say Wharton... the students want a name for themselves more than Penn," says Goreno. Although the snobbishness, separatism, and preprofessionalism of Wharton students tends to be exaggerated, according to most students--who cite frequent humorous jabs at Wharton and its students in the Daily Pennsylvanian, the student newspaper--there is the undercurrent of feeling that the reputation of the rest of the university is not up to par with the caliber of Wharton...
Insensitivity. Offensive references to race, religion and sex are less frequent now, but papers are "a long way from perfect...