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...viewpoint). Although that flu's mortality rate was only 2%, the virus had infected so many people that it felled 40 million victims in 18 months?more than the total death toll from combat in World War I. So far, SARS' fatality rate is 4%, comparable to normal, noncontagious pneumonia's. Optimists point out that in the three weeks that SARS has gripped Hong Kong, about 150 people in the territory have succumbed to normal pneumonia. But what spooks medical experts is how little they know about SARS and how much damage it could still wreak. For places like Hong...
...legally divide Saturday’s regatta into two separate races. The team, anxious for its contest against Brown to count, decided that its race against Penn on Saturday would not be an official competition, but instead a scrimmage. The length of the race was also reduced from the normal two kilometers to 1250 meters. Although no official times were kept, Radcliffe handily beat Penn. Saturday’s official race will be rescheduled at a later date...
...obvious—most people regard sports as inconsequential to their daily lives. Many are more concerned with politics or local news. Sports are just games—and when the games end, the players can always return home to the safety and comfort of their “normal lives.” Why would people be more interested in reading about such ephemeral events as whether the Red Sox beat the Devil Rays while our friends, relatives and neighbors are risking their lives in defense of our country overseas...
...least, folks with peanut allergy have to do what they have always done: avoid peanuts in any form, keep an EpiPen on hand and try to lead as normal a life as possible...
...lunchtime the front was returning to normal. On the Kuridsh front the Iraqi's first reactions to the U.S. attack was over. - Michael Ware...