Word: links
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...more complex relationship among these factors than I imply, and I am resolute that, overall, our society is more complex now than it has ever been. But though the number of laws on the books has exploded, legislation can only accomplish so much; I submit there is a link amoung personal responsibility, civic duty and the health and happiness of a nation...
...Ever since, each generation has struggled with the uniquely American faith that community and freedom must be compatible. It may be that the greater glory of the place is that we are able to be so divided over so many things yet still keep discovering ways to link ourselves and express those differences without flying apart. The telegraph. A love song. A protest march. The voting booth. And if all else fails, there's always the road...
HEADACHES AND HORMONES Doctors have long suspected a link between headaches and certain sex hormones, particularly in women. A study of 100 women at the University of Mississippi Medical Center suggests that women who have gynecological problems (irregular menstrual cycles, ovarian cysts) or who have undergone hysterectomies are up to twice as likely to develop chronic severe headaches as women who have not. Scientists still don't know why some women get headaches during the hormone surges that accompany their monthly cycles...
TROUBLE IN THE MEDICINE CABINET Up to 75% of teens take nonprescription drugs without consulting an adult. One example: aspirin is not the best choice for young teens, owing to its link to Reye's syndrome...
...something with it. But he now has a strategic position at the intersection of computers and television.? The move follows Microsoft?s planned acquisition of WebTV Networks , which enables web surfers to read their email and post about politics on their TVs via a set-top attachment. The TV link promises to make impulse shopping on the Web a breeze, and frees up the home computer for other users. Since only about 40 percent of U.S. households have personal computers, but just about everybody has one or more television sets, adding the TV audience and cable?s bandwidth...