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...Ranjan Mustafi, who treated Monica over several months, say their patient indeed had a lump in her abdomen, but it was not a full-grown tumor. "She responded to our treatment steadily," says Mustafi. Monica's medical records contain sonograms, prescriptions and physicians' notes that could conceivably help prove whether science or the icon worked the cure. But the records are missing. Monica says Sister Betta of the Missionaries of Charity took them away two years ago. "It's all with her," says Monica. A call to Sister Betta, who has been reassigned to another post of the Charity, produced...
...free hand to attack Saddam Hussein practically at will, but French President Jacques Chirac slowed the train with a simple "Non." Chirac refused to countenance Bush's proposal of a U.N. resolution allowing the U.S. to attack Iraq if Saddam failed to cooperate fully with weapons inspectors or prove he had no weapons of mass destruction. "In the modern world, the use of force should only be a last resort," Chirac said, wagging a finger at his American counterpart. The French insisted on a two-resolution strategy: if the inspectors found Iraq at fault, then the Security Council would consider...
...Calling in the military to operate fancy surveillance technology may prove frustrating. Satellites are particularly unhelpful, experts say. They cannot monitor the entire D.C. region at once in any detail. The RC-7 surveillance plane brings fewer handicaps. It can loiter over D.C., aim its camera at a shooting scene after a 911 call and pick out a white van. But it would miss vehicles obscured by trees or buildings...
...matter how the game plays out, tomorrow’s contest promises to be a physical battle between fierce crosstown rivals. It will afford the Crimson a chance to erase the bad memories of the Lehigh loss and prove that they indeed belong among the elite teams in Division...
...full tour of the club, enthusiastically extolling the virtues of Harvard and its social scene. She was unimpressed. “I basically didn’t like a moment of it, because I knew that every time he was trying to show me something, it was to prove his status and what that [Harvard] name gave him,” she says. “And without that, he wouldn’t have known what to do. There was no conversation besides his club...