Word: targets
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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These drugs are not socially acceptable, so they become the natural target for politicians. They are the drugs of decadent youth, of the poor, of a different and a lower class, Reagan and others seem to believe...
...more than $154 billion, as mandated by the new Gramm-Rudman law. Not all of that reduction is likely to be achieved, however. Rivlin predicts that next year's deficit will be in the $175 billion range. TIME's board members agreed that Gramm-Rudman's 1988 deficit target of $108 billion is out of reach, in part because the needed spending cuts would be too painful politically. As a result, they said, Congress will resort to revising the Gramm-Rudman targets...
...Essex's group has identified the protein products most closely linked to the lethal effects of the retrovirus, and the viral antigen--glycoprotein 120--the likely target for preventive vaccines against AIDS," the Foundation's citation read...
...important, the combined therapy cured mice of advanced colon cancers that in parallel animal experiments had withstood the LAK cells. Can TIL immunotherapy work in humans? "There are some questions," says Dr. Alexander Fefer, a University of Washington researcher who has pioneered in the development of T cells that target malignancies. Perhaps the most significant question is whether human TIL cells will exhibit the same homing instincts as their counterparts in mice. If so, TIL immunotherapy could be ideal for catching stray cancer cells missed by surgery and destroying them before they can seed other tumors. Also, Fefer wonders...
...been a frequent target of Schmidt's sharp tongue. He once described Jimmy Carter as a "faith healer" who made "policy from the pulpit." Schmidt resented economic lectures from American officials. "Not only is your inflation higher than ours," he would snap, "your unemployment rate is twice as high...