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...little medicine fixed what ailed a child. Good news all around, right? Well, yes--and no. Lexapro is the perfect answer for anxiety all right, provided you're willing to overlook the fact that it does its work by artificially manipulating the very chemicals responsible for feeling and thought. Adderall is the perfect answer for adhd, provided you overlook the fact that it's a stimulant like Dexedrine. Oh, yes, you also have to overlook the fact that the Adderall has left Andrea with such side effects as weight loss and sleeplessness, and both drugs are being poured into...
Unusually, the doubles championship is held before the singles championship, which Valkin admitted may have caused the two to overlook the doubles final...
Despite Harvard’s early success and its recent conquests over Cornell, this is not a game the Crimson can overlook...
...easy to overlook or misinterpret the symptoms of exhaustion in younger kids. Rather than appearing drowsy or fatigued, sleep-deprived kids under age 12 are more likely to be fidgety, cranky and whiny. Researchers are concerned that some chronically irritable kids have been wrongly diagnosed with attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder when they are in fact suffering from sleep deprivation. Ongoing sleep deficits have also been linked by some researchers to obesity...
...flew past the planet at a distance of only 9,800 kilometers, transmitting 22 television pictures of a bleak, moonlike landscape pockmarked by craters and showing no signs of life. Even so, hope persisted. To demonstrate that a Mariner flyby at a distance of thousands of miles might completely overlook a thriving civilization, a young and still unknown Carl Sagan that same year sifted through a thousand pictures of Earth shot by a weather satellite orbiting only 480 kilometers up. In a paper entitled Is There Life on Earth? he reported that only one photograph, of a snow-covered superhighway...