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...despair of parents, the new drugs are being denied for now to most HIV-positive children, because testing for pediatric use is incomplete. The drug companies that conduct the tests have been slow to move. Properly so, insist the companies, saying it was prudent to experiment first on adults. Their critics believe the industry neglects pediatric AIDS because children under 12 are a small market in all senses. Since 1981, only 7,200 have been diagnosed as having AIDS...
External measures such as these confirm that Radcliffe is financially sound and prudent in investing its reserves to develop academic programs and the infrastructure necessary to support them...
Dole differs from Clinton on the question of expanding NATO too. Dole wants the alliance to admit Hungary, Poland and the Czech Republic by 1998, a quicker timetable than the President deems prudent, given Russia's opposition. But Dole goes even further. He also wants the Baltic states in NATO, a step guaranteed to worsen U.S. relations with Moscow. This is a debate worth having, but don't hold your breath. In the current campaign's game of charge and countercharge, sober discussion has taken a back seat...
...Like any other piece of equipment you might have, it's only prudent to begin to replace it [when it becomes] less cost effective," Witt said...
Coaches who practice on the river said they are dealing with the problem with "prudent awareness" and are not altering their practice schedules...