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...career last this long? "She couldn't have got away with this if she weren't supported by prosecutors, ignored by judges and police who did nothing," says Wilson, who filed the original complaint against her 14 years ago. "The police department was asleep at the switch." The D.A.'s office simply says Gilchrist should not be tried in the media. But one prosecutor, who declined to be named, lays blame on the aggressive tactics of D.A. Bob Macy, who's proud to have sent more people to death row than any other active D.A. in the country...
...Zyrtec to sell the products over the counter, a move that would slash their prices. An FDA advisory panel ruled that the drugs were safe enough to be sold without prescription. While the FDA is not required to follow the panel's advice, it has usually done so. A switch to over-the-counter sales would benefit uninsured buyers--as well as insurers, such as the California managed-care giant WellPoint Health Networks, which sought the reform. But insured consumers would be hurt, since the cost of over-the-counter drugs is not reimbursable...
...would be unfair to reveal Fiona's secret, except to say it puts a potent twist on that standard fairy-tale trope about the transformative powers of love and provides a neat switch on all those Snow White-Sleeping Beauty legends. But let's not stress morals and messages. Let's stress the sheer, cheeky fun of this movie. And the fact that Shrek, like Chicken Run a year ago, enchantingly expands animation's palette and possibilities...
...After 21 months of treatment, women saw their vertebral-bone mass increase up to 13% and the incidence of serious fractures drop a dramatic 85%. Any downside? The yet-to-be-approved drug must be injected and works for only about two years--after which patients may want to switch to another therapy...
...HOME Bush will not encourage us to change our lifestyles, but some utilities are. One Washington utility gives out coupons for more efficient light bulbs. A Los Angeles utility offers customers $10,000 to switch their homes to solar energy