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...afford to relax his guard on AIDS. Still, it's a relief to most patients, and to their physicians, just to have a future to worry about. "We have been burned so many times that most doctors didn't want to be optimistic," says New York City's Grossman. Even if the improvements generated by the new drugs turn out to be short-lived, he and other clinicians now have reason to believe they will one day win the war on AIDS. "The fact that we can do it once," he says, "means that we can do it again...
...less ambitious context this combination of inventive slackness and intellectual slipperiness would not much matter. We could simply relax and enjoy a rattling good yarn--Braveheart without the kilts, Viva Zapata! without the sombreros--by a director who is shot for shot and scene for scene a masterly craftsman. But Neil Jordan, who is of course Irish, claims this is "an examination of conscience." He is also volubly aware that the culture of violence that has haunted his country's history was embodied by Collins and his cohorts. Jordan therefore owes to the present, as well as to the past...
...gives us a chance to relax and socialize with other debaters," added Yale senior Charles Duhigg, King's debate partner...
Microsoft is definitely a well-armed player, but it is using unfair tactics. With the offer of free software and Web navi gators, Gates is trying to dismember Netscape and run it off the field. Of course, survival of the fittest always applies. Microsoft should relax and give other struggling companies a fair chance in this Net software battle. WARREN M. GRENNAN Pleasantville, New York Via E-mail...
...When to inhale? Ending a five-year debate on how to treat MILD ASTHMA, researchers have concluded that daily use of inhalers to relax bronchial muscles, while safe, is unnecessary. The condition can be kept in check by using inhalers as needed--during an attack or in anticipation of one, for example...