Word: physicians
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...doctors on the program--including Soviet President Leonid I. Brezhnev's personal physician--agreed that there would be no winner in a nuclear war. "We all came to the same concludion because the medical facts on the effects of nuclear war are the same the world over." Mullen said...
Fassbinder's own story begins in 1946, with a physician father and a mother who translated Truman Capote into German. "It was a chaotic house," he recalled in 1975. "The normal bourgeois order was not valid...
Says Forman Teacher Margaret Roper: "I don't think of these kids as handicapped. There is no limit to where you can take them after you find the key." Despite the well-publicized view of New York Physician Harold Levinson, who argues that dyslexia is a disorder of the inner ear and can be dealt with by taking antihistamines, experts insist that dyslexia is not a disease...
...eyes and use it." Miles protests. He may not know who he is, but he is certainly not the kind of man who would submit to such shameless immorality, and in a hospital to boot. Naked now, the doctor and nurse intensify their ministrations. "Our sole function," explains his physician, "is to provide you with a source of erotic arousal...
Even King's elderly characters talk as if they had spent their lives at Saturday kiddie matinees. In The Breathing Method, an old physician sits in an exclusive Manhattan club, spinning a long-ago yarn. He recalls the terror he once saw on the face of an ambulance driver, "His eyes widening until it seemed they must slip from their orbits and simply dangle from their optic nerves like grotesque seeing...