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Living in the United States is a dream Oberg says he has had for ages. Oberg says his mind needed refreshing, after serving as an ambassador for 10 years. Indeed, remarks the diplomat, a tendency evolves in any bureaucracy to isolate one self from anything new. Harvard presented a stimulating...
Though Cooper and his assistants know that genes in both human and animal cells can become cancer-causing, the scientists have obtained samples of such transformed genes only in animal cells and are still trying to isolate them in human cells, Goubin said.
Rutgers' height and jumping ability precluded Crimson attempts to attack double blocks and forced Harvard to alter its game plan. The Crimson concentrated on fakes rather than brute force in an effort to isolate blockers. Because Harvard faced spikers who could hit over blocks, the spikers had to rely more...
"If they defy this vote---they [the Corporation members] are really going to isolate themselves," Frederick T. Smith, the law school representative to the ACSR said after the meeting. "I don't think there is much question" that the Corporation will have to maintain the present ban, he added.
THE CBS DOCUMENTARY did isolate a crucial military issue in the war--an issue which symbolized the fraudulence of our effort in Vietnam. Because, unlike in previous wars, we were fighting to hold ("pacify") territory, not seize it, the determining factor in our success or failure was the level of...