Word: suffering
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...avoid the danger that someone inside might suffer from the "martini effect" all the controls are located on the outside and manned by highly skilled personnel breathing air at ordinary pressures. Elaborate instrumentation with a variety of fail-safe mechanisms delivers medical gases under extra pressure to the doctors inside. As a further safeguard, the four chambers at the Hennepin Hospital are all equipped with closed-circuit TV, so that monitors on the outside can watch everything that the operating team does on the inside, and sound an alert if normal operating procedures should be violated...
...only freshman team to suffer a defeat thus far may well be the best of the lot. That team is Ed Meehan's squad of cross-country runners, 28-29 losers to Brown in a meet in Providence last Friday...
Last spring the rest of the U.S. settled back to watch the South suffer: if the civil rights bill failed to pass in Congress, people reasoned, frustrated Negroes certainly would step up their revolution; if it did pass, Southern whites certainly would resist every effort to test the new law. Either way, violence would spread. Yet, as it turned out at summer's end, it was the North that had been racked by riots. And - with the ignoble exceptions of Alabama and Mississippi - the South's racial summer added up to a surprising plus. Items...
...after she had had a succession of stillbirths and miscarriages. With that information on hand, Dr. Molthan and the obstetricians knew they had an extraordinary problem to cope with when Mrs. Hutson became pregnant again last spring. She might need blood during delivery, and her baby would almost certainly suffer from Rh incompatibility and would probably need blood. And in all the world only seven people, all women with some Negro ancestors, were known to have Shabalala-type blood. Of these, only two or three would match Mrs. Hutson's in all respects...
...told by some publishers that we should gladly suffer all faultfinders, including those whose eyes, too irritated by motes and beams no longer removable in drugstores, see little that is good in a sad world. When it comes to the fair, I know what disturbs the chemistry of the critics. Their sour stomachs dis tend and churn when they hear that we have discovered gold nuggets on the banks of Flushing Creek. The truth is that they hate like hell to see the fair moving to success. I don't overrate these people, but one drunk can interrupt...