Word: permanente
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Morimoto retired last June after 27 years with the Bureau. A search committee is currently in the process of finding a permanent replacement to succeed Davis, who is running the program in the interim.
The case of Sheehy is a clear example. After spending just a year in the minors, he has now found a permanent niche with Calgary.
The flurry of surgery marked an important transition in the use of artificial hearts. After the serious neurological complications in such earlier mechanical-heart recipients as Barney Clark, Jack Burcham and William Schroeder (who remains alive but brain-impaired after nearly 350 days with the Jarvik-7), the tide seems...
The hostage in this Capitol Hill crisis is the federal debt limit, which constrains the Government's ability to borrow. Ironically, a debt limit was created by Congress in 1947 to put a "permanent" $275 billion cap on federal overspending. Congress has been raising it ever since.
The thieves will not be able to ransom the pictures to an insurance company, the frequent fate of stolen art treasures, because the Marmottan could not afford the enormous insurance premiums on its permanent collection. Police doubt that the intention is to sell the purloined paintings to a collector, because...