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...which can become anything from skin to nerves to muscle, the stem cells in baby teeth seem to transform themselves only into bone, nerve and fat cells, limiting their usefulness. They do, however, grow more quickly than stem cells found in full-grown adults. It's too early to suggest that children should start banking their baby teeth--and Shi for now has all the teeth he needs. Still, the Tooth Fairy must be very proud...
...reasons, 12 recovered SARS patients had relapsed weeks after they had been discharged?spurring fears that people may be infectious even after they've left isolation, which could spark new outbreaks in areas where SARS has been brought under control. That possibility becomes more ominous if, as some doctors suggest, there are some people who come down with SARS without showing symptoms?meaning they could unknowingly spread the disease far and wide even under the strictest quarantine regimes. All of this underscores how much remains unknown about the virus, identified for the first time in late March. Says Dr. Klaus...
...corporations be allowed to report their income in two distinct ways to investors and to tax authorities? Several countries other than the U.S. enforce so-called “book-tax conformity” to varying degrees so that results are reported uniformly to these two audiences. Recent trends suggest that now is an opportune time for the U.S. to revisit the rules that allow firms to describe their economic activity in different ways to these two audiences...
...Suggest hide-and-go-seek at intimate hours. She’ll lose so badly, that she’ll actually win, and you’ll be the one in the corner crying “Holy Club! Why was I given a wang-nozzle if it’s but a slave to its resting places...
...power is ultimately not restrained by “China, Russia, or the European Union, but rather by the American electorate itself—whose reluctant worries are chronicled weekly by polls that are eyed with fear by our politicians.” For that matter, recent polls suggest a general hesitance to seek out new battles...