Word: fussed
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Other groups will find plenty here to make a fuss about. Interracial couples are likely to take offense at the authors' characterization of mixed-race marriages as unlikely to succeed. And right-to-life activists who believe abortion is widely used as a cruel form of birth control are likely to be unconvinced by the finding that 72% of the women who have an abortion have only...
...what's the fuss all about? The attention, and Murray's supposed dangerous aura, are derived from his long-held thesis that socioeconomic success in modern America is largely determined by intelligence and that intelligence is largely determined by genetics. This argument was the basis for his book "Losing Ground," which aroused much criticism when it was published...
People around the country may think the fuss over the Simpson case is just what Shapiro whispered too loud, but those people don't live in Los Angeles. Local television stations cover the most minor of evidentiary hearings the papers labor over the details and everyone in town offers you an opinion on the case...
Under the accelerated approval plan, protease inhibitors could get the go- ahead from the FDA without much fuss within months. But members of the Treatment Action Group think they have a better idea. At this week's meeting of the FDA advisory panel, they plan to propose a large-scale, two-year to five-year study of the protease inhibitors. The study would include 18,000 participants, of whom all would receive standard aids care but only half would get a protease inhibitor; the other half would receive a placebo instead. Because so many people would be involved...
...amateur astronomers are still peering intently through their backyard telescopes to get a glimpse of the bruises that Shoemaker-Levy 9 left on Jupiter -- the most prominent features ever seen on the giant planet -- and others are thronging to observatories and planetariums to see what all the fuss was about. Scientists who last week barely had time to sleep, let alone think, are finally turning their attention away from spectacular pictures and starting the long, difficult process of seeing what they can learn from the great comet crash of 1994. Says Keith Noll, an astronomer at the Space Telescope Science...