Word: sore
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...been really sore, but have been doing much better this week," Rankin said. "I definitely plan on playing, and maybe even getting in more time...
This is the stage at which most people discover they are HIV-positive, thanks to an antibody test developed in 1984. Raul, 25, of East Los Angeles, learned he had the AIDS virus two months ago, after a sore throat sent him to a doctor. Like so many others who discover that they are HIV-positive at the earliest stages, Raul found it hard to believe he could have a life-threatening disease and still feel so healthy. "I've thought about it, but I just can't picture it happening to me," he says. "I think I'll probably...
...flip side to co-payments that the Joint Committee on Benefits needs to consider. For individuals with chronic illness or for families, the seemingly minuscule $10 payment can become a serious burden. For a family with three small children, the accumulated co-payment costs from ear infections, sore throats and shots can add up to hundreds of dollars. A serious illness can require multiple medical visits each week, and these amassed co-payments can also be a severe strain on already tight paychecks. For many Harvard workers, these co-payments can eat up more and more of their families' budgets...
...particularly pleasant way to start the new year for any of the nearly 2,000 troops who arrived at Tuzla air base as the vanguard of U.S. peace enforcers. Over the previous two weeks, the army's hurry-up-and-wait tradition had been borne out amply and with sore discomfort as units of the 1st Armored Division were ordered to roll south on the double from Germany. First, many soldiers who arrived by dribs and drabs in Kaposvar, Hungary, had to cool their heels for a week in former Scud-missile sheds while the bridge was built over...
...doesn't get its act together fast, he will think about switching affiliations. "I have a responsibility to the family that owns these stations to do the very best that I can for them. And it's difficult with what is happening. CBS is like a giraffe with a sore throat: you've got a lot of sore throat." And a lot of people watching to see if the patient regains its voice...