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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Clearly there has been an enormous interest in extra hours, and I sort of picked up on the drift over the fall that people were very much wanting to have one of the Yard libraries open for some weekend hours that we hadn't been open previously," Cole said. Currently, Hilles is open until midnight on Saturday...
...ever had to worry about such potential hazards before, because scientists hadn't been able to figure out how to make an animal-to-human transplant work. It's hard enough to trick an individual's immune system into accepting tissues from another person. But when organs from an entirely different species are stitched into the human body, immune defenses go into overdrive, leading to swift and irreparable destruction of the foreign tissue. Two years ago, when doctors at the University of Pittsburgh transplanted baboon livers into two seriously ill patients, both men died soon after the operation...
...Newt and his father went downtown, where he saw bomb damage that he assumed was from World War II. He was appalled to learn that it was from 1916, which was 42 years before. "Three times my lifetime ago, people had damaged that town," he marveled, "and they still hadn't found the energy or the resources...
...MASTER Ben Crenshaw hadn't won a major tournament since the '84 Masters, his putting stroke had left him, and he teed off at Augusta the day after bearing mentor Harvey Penick's casket. But with Penick as spiritual caddy, the reverential Crenshaw won golf's most revered tourney...
...SMASHING RETURN Monica Seles hadn't played competitively in more than two years after being stabbed by a lunatic Steffi Graf fan. But she won her first tournament test, then took Graf to three sets in the final of the U.S. Open before losing. At 21, her game was still intact, and so was her Valley-Girl-out-of-Yugoslavia charm...