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...think they took a bit of a flutter at about 1,000 meters, but it was a move of desperation,” said senior six-seat Cameron Winklevoss. “And they couldn’t sustain it. They basically just moved as fast as us for about 20 strokes...
...this week. "Low-carb products will make it easier for diabetics to control their diets while giving them access to foods that were formerly strictly limited," says Edward O'Neill, associate director of the food-processing center at the University of Nebraska in Lincoln. The diabetic market alone can sustain many of the low-carb products coming to life, he notes...
...course, there are risks associated with natural childbirth too. During difficult deliveries, in which the mother is pushing for three or more hours, a baby can suffocate or sustain brain damage in the birth canal. Moreover, up to 5% of vaginal deliveries result in severe tearing of the mother's perineum, which can lead to incontinence and an excruciating recovery...
...administrators as offering the kind of wise and compassionate services that have become all too rare in this age of fast food and quick answers,” Weylman wrote in an e-mail. “It is our deepest hope that into the future the University will sustain and enhance this unique perspective. Yet we fear otherwise...
...crowed on Thursday that Bush's statements had vindicated its strategy of violence by proving that the path of negotiations pursued by Arafat and the PA was a dead end for Palestinian aspirations. And in light of the President's statement, it will be hard for PA leaders to sustain a belief among Palestinians in the idea of the U.S. as an "honest broker...