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...creep who raped her? Alas, duty precedes pleasure, so we had to sit through the Academy Award ceremony - it's mandatory, even for "Sopranos" fans - before watching the episode that aired last evening. (And having seen it, right after shooing our Oscar Night guests home, I can confidently predict that Burt Young will nab an Emmy for Best Phlegm...
...predict the future. I think my decision would eventually be to return home, but it's hard to know what will happen to us, if we have no news of the future. One must live in the moment...
...That's welcome news to the country's tourist industry. A study carried out at the University of Zurich shows that if temperatures rise by about 2?C over the next 50 years, as some experts predict, ski resorts below 1,500 m may not have enough snow to attract tourists. "In the 1970s it was still possible to ski between 800 m and 1,200 m above sea level," says Professor Hans Elsasser, coordinator of the Zurich study. "Now snow is guaranteed only above 1,200 m. We are forecasting that in the next few decades the snowline will...
...Food and Drug Administration last year that melts away the internal scar. "This field is changing so rapidly," Wasserman says. "We didn't have stents a few years ago. We didn't have radiation therapy a few months ago." So what is Cheney's prognosis? "We can't predict the future," Wasserman says. "But personally, I think he'll do just fine...
...apart in a dramatic eruption on July 16, 1992. Given the mounting activity, Williams had no problem enticing volcano experts from 14 countries to attend a Galeras workshop that he organized in January 1993. The scientists' goal, as always in volcanology, was to learn enough to be able to predict the behavior of one of geology's most unpredictable beasts...