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Since completely paralyzed muscles are usually electrically silent, he disclosed, doctors can foresee a patient's recovery when electrons begin to reappear. The technique can be used to expose malingerers and to reassure neurotics...
...alive himself. As the pressure of Russian attacks forces the German line closer and closer together and the regiments beat their aimless retreat across miles of snow-swept steppes into Stalingrad proper, Plievier introduces many miscellaneous characters who appear briefly, disappear are forgotten by the reader, and reappear again somewhere else...
...Williams would rather chin with old cronies than work, so he sometimes falls behind schedule, despite prodding from his wife. Then his old cartoons reappear, "redrawn by request." "I couldn't work without talking to people," says Williams defensively. "I always have people here-cattlemen from Texas, publishers from New York, workingmen from Detroit. They kid me when they see me in this big house-I'm pretty untidy and I wear sweaters and jackets. Looks funny to see someone like me in this place." And sometimes the cowhands get a little mad about Williams' making...
Hamilton Fish, once a Congressman, said he was about to reappear as a magazine publisher; he proposed to counteract Henry Wallace's New Republic influence. Also, said Fish, he would soon have a book out-"one dollar on newsstands, just like Wendell Willkie's book, One World...
Discouraged by sparse undergraduate attendance at its meetings and study groups this term, the Harvard Forum will not reappear on the College scene next fall, president Emanual Parzen '49 announced yesterday...