Word: kins
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Trouble is, Black 6 and kin often do their jobs too well. "Mice distort or exaggerate what you see in humans," says tumor biologist Robert Kerbel of Toronto's Sunnybrook Health Science Centre. Mouse tumors, which are usually planted just under the skin, grow much more rapidly than deep-seated human tumors. Also, as Nobel laureate J. Michael Bishop observes, too much breeding isn't always a good thing. In his labs at the University of California, San Francisco, he is genetically altering mice to provide better models for studying leukemia and neuroblastoma, the most common tumor in children under...
...think that neighborhood association are an important way to address neighborhood issues in Cambridge, whose city councillors are at large," said area resident John Pit kin...
...times Allison's lyricism derails ("her hips rocked loosely on the pistons of her thighs"), and her supporting cast of friends and kin hangs on too long. But the central story of mother and daughter runs true, both on and beneath the surface...
...toxicology report is considered a confidential medical record in Massachusetts and will be released only to the legal next of kin and the district attorney's office...
...bricks themselves cannot be made from the region's soil, for unlike fertile Virginia, the Massachusetts colonists found themselves richer in the harbor than the field. Similarly, Hillel and St. Paul's though superficially dedicated to such kin ventures as morality and God, differ on details like whether Christ is the messiah. Similar disagreements between The Crimson and Mass. Hall, and the Fly and Lampoon, need not be explicated. The point is this: urban planning can only do so much to make a community look and feel like one community. The rouge monotony that serves as Cambridge's controlling architectural...