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...removed part of its innermost layer, the epicardium. This exposed the enlarged left ventricle. From the abdominal cavity he pulled up a flap of the omentum, a layer of fatty tissue which has a generous blood supply, and attached it so that the omentum's blood would nourish the left ventricle...
Less poignant than the highway casualty lists, but still a perilous fault of the highway network, is its increasing failure to nourish the nation's economic life. Highways form a major circulatory system for U.S. industry and agriculture; when they become worn out and clogged with automotive arteriosclerosis, as they have in the past 15 years, the economy suffers. In the same vein, the Vice President pointed out. the country's roads would present "appalling inadequacies" in time of war or catastrophe...
...Earrings of Madame De (Franco-London; Arlan Pictures). Director Max Ophuls has drawn on the long European tradition, as if at a taproot through time, to nourish this dainty, completely artificial floret. It is a literary picture, plainly enough, but it is also not much less than a perfect one, a new cinema classic. Luckily, too, the classic should soon be fairly popular in the U.S., even though it is spoken in French (with English subtitles). Two of its players, Charles Boyer and Danielle Darrieux, are world-famed, and a third, Vittorio De Sica, is an Italian matinee idol...
...same time, Robert W. DuBose '55 asked the Council to lend the League a sum of money "which will be used to nourish and further a group that has ideas and standards which will be of great benefit to the students of Harvard University." The foregoing remarks were made public in a letter to the Student Council...
Psychologically, East Germany's rise to pseudo-sovereignty will nourish discontent among the sensitive West Germans, who are once again the most powerful people in Europe, yet still are denied the right to bear arms or exercise national sovereignty. "We are still waiting for the change from occupation statute to contractual agreement [peace treaty and EDC]," snapped Bonn's pro-government General-Anzeiger. "How long must we wait? The question can only be answered in Paris...