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...terms 'symbolic' and 'direct'versus 'indirect' in the report are unclear," saidCLUH assistant director Robert W. Yalen '95, alsoan author of the report...
Healy finds the Finnish study "very provocative." It suggests that at least part of estrogen's protection is indirect: by triggering the monthly menstrual flow, which carries away iron, it reduces levels of the metal in the bloodstream and lessens the threat of heart attack. When periods cease after menopause, the reasoning goes, iron begins to accumulate and the risk rises...
University officials cite lower enrollment, high indirect research costs, and government funding cuts as the causes of the monetary gap. No current faculty members will lose their jobs, but those who leave will not be replaced, in the effort to shrink expenditures...
Bush and Quayle claim that its inefficiencies and skyrocketing costs are impinging negatively on the economy. They claim(with unbuttressed statistics) that Americans spend more than $80 billion a year on direct litigation costs and $300 billion in indirect costs, which include the expense of avoiding liability...
...matter how the election is decided, the fact remains that indirect attempts to help the economy through foreign policy will only preserve the nation in its current depleted state. During the first debate among presidential candidates, President Bush said that his decision to ship 72 F-15 fighters to Saudi Arabia would create jobs. On the contrary, that move will only serve to preserve the jobs of the thousands of men and women who build that plane...