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Remedy Prescribed. Roche's arguments do not impress British health officials, who have been pressuring the drug industry to lower prices since the mid-1960s, when the cost of running the socialized National Health Service began getting out of hand. Among other things, the Department of Health and Social Security has urged doctors to prescribe drugs by their generic rather than their brand names, and the government has granted rival drug companies the right to copy patented drugs such as Librium and Valium if they pay a royalty to the developing firm. The remedies have had some effect: after...
...Mean Streets a group of dull young men who live in New York City's Little Italy are anxious not to rile the Mafia if they cannot impress it. So they tiresomely hang around bars, pool halls and street corners, punching and grunting at one another until, as their mothers must have warned them, someone gets hurt...
Segal characterized response to the October 27 petition drive as "very enthusiastic." "People around here seem to want Nixon impeached and we want to impress that upon O'Neill," Segal said...
Participation by Harvard students in the petition drive is vitally important, Diane Cohn, a second-year law student, said yesterday. "We need to impress upon O'Neill that his constituency is still concerned about the issues. The president did not divert the issues by releasing the tapes...
Imperial red, gold, white and black, Aubusson and Araby clamored in the many salons he decorated. The mistresses they were meant to impress were humiliated to be found in them...