Word: patients
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...listening classes" category is populated chiefly by English department courses and by courses with music, art or film content. These classes demand attention to professors, teaching fellows, peers and most important, to primary sources. The quickest path to understanding lies in careful and patient absorption of information, not in spitting it back out. This is not to say that students in these classes do not talk. They do. However, in these classes (as opposed to those which occupy the other category,) discussion is an accurate term to describe that which transpires, not a blatant misnomer. Rapid and remarkable articulation...
...perhaps, although the answer depends largely on how patient you are and how much risk you can stomach. Foreign stocks, especially those traded in hinterlands such as Sri Lanka and Pakistan, are notoriously volatile. But such budding markets also promise far faster growth than anything the silver-haired domestic economy is likely to muster, presenting the tantalizing possibility of such stocks rising an average 20% to 30% a year over long periods. So far, no large schools of U.S. investors are swimming overseas. A vicious bear market that clipped emerging-market stocks by 30% or more in 1994 remains...
...alive," says her mother Alberta. Cheyenne soon grew still, however, as doctors lowered her temperature to less than 63[degrees]F to prevent neurological damage during the critical period after her own heart was removed and before her new, golf ball-size heart was in place. Not until the patient reached this state of suspended animation was it safe to make the surgical swap...
...next step in the service portion of Project HEALTH is to implement a program in the hospital or to represent an individual patient's case...
...doctor's responsibility is to look at the entire picture of a person's life, not just a set of systems," she says. "Disease is not just biological. If a doctor does not see that, then he is treating half of the patient...