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...talk shows couldn't stop joking about her looks. The culmination of this relentless sarcasm was a cartoon in the Los Angeles Times that viciously mocked her appearance. Thankfully, this cartoon provoked protest. In total, 500 people wrote demanding that Chelsea be left alone. Even parodies of Amy Carter hadn't focused on her looks. And the media realized that a thirteen-year-old child, whoever her parents may be, should be left alone...
...surprised it hadn't been done earlier, but, looking at the complexity of the problem, I understand why it kept being put off," Cline says...
Gifford described citizen involvement with the development process as a "backlash" against years of neglect by the city and as an effort to look out for Cantabrigians' concerns. "If the residents hadn't responded to the total abandonment by the city, it would have been much worse," she said...
After Princeton beat Harvard last Friday night, a reporter asked the Tigers' Brian Earl what he thought of the Dartmouth-game. Earl and Johnson, Princeton's captain, said they hadn't heard yet, and the reporter told them that the Quakers had won. The teammates then started giving each other high fives...
...because drug companies, fearing lawsuits and protests from anti-abortion groups, had been reluctant to package or promote their pills as safe for use after sex. The companies are still reluctant: The FDA, in a highly unusual action, approved a new use for the drug even though the manufacturers hadn't asked the agency to. Approved brands include Wyeth-Ayerst Laboratories' Ovral, Lo/Ovral, Nordette and Triphasil, and Berlex Laboratories Levlen and Tri-Levlen. Wyeth said that despite the announcement, it would not market pills as a "morning-after" product in the U.S. Although emergency contraception is not an abortive drug...