Word: sticked
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...contain virus does not mean that the virus is transmitted by tears. Knowledge regarding transmission can only be acquired using the tools of epidemiology--the observation is that several million days of contact between AIDS patients and health care providers has not resulted in infection other than by needle stick...
...these. Despite such concessions, however, the Massachusetts Medical Society has demanded that state medical insurers be taxed $100 million in order to subsidized the newly-upped premiums and to insulate the doctors against future increases. If anything, it is a cycle that gives the bad end of the stick back to the public anyway, as physicians pass the higher costs of medical insurance to their patients via higher fees...
...tennis. For almost two decades Kissinger and foreign affairs have been synonymous, and it was hard to imagine Candidate Henry working the boardwalk at Coney Island or milking a cow at the state fair. So it was scarcely surprising when he announced last week that he had decided to stick to the global path rather than explore the campaign trail...
...York's program worked so well because it carried a big stick: the Omnibus Tax Equity and Enforcement Act. Passed by the state legislature last April, the bill raised penalties for many kinds of tax evasion and strengthened enforcement. On Feb. 1, the state began to get tough. Says New York Tax Commissioner Roderick Chu: "It's open season on tax cheats...
...Penn has no height, but a short team often tends to be more dangerous," Delaney Smith explained. "They just have two exceptional ball-handling and shooting guards. We hope to stick to [Stambaugh] tight [in an effort to] take her out of her game...