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...addition to the physical and emotional toll they suffer, the wounded in Iraq face other challenges--rehabilitation, retraining, postcombat counseling and long-term medical care, to name a few. All of these will drive up spending at the Department of Veterans Affairs for decades to come. There are also the wounds you cannot see. Post-traumatic stress disorder is a legacy of any war, especially those--unlike the 100-hour first Gulf War--that demand months, if not years, of U.S. occupation. "We have become much better at keeping people with severe injuries alive," says Loren Thompson of the Lexington...
...HIDDEN TOLL The number of injured Americans is climbing. So is their survival rate. How the wounded come home...
...roommates,” Will P. Riffelmacher ’04, the roommate of King and McDaniel, said. “But after seeing Lehe come through here so fast, they have no chance.” Regardless of his lead, the Challenge had begun to take its toll on Lehe. “This is so hard,” he said. “And I don’t think I get anything.” Later, Lassiter, holding a solid second, grew visibly upset when he realized that he had been ordered a Gardenburger...
...Number of fatalities dropped from the World Trade Center death toll. Some people were listed erroneously; others were found to be insurance fraudsters. The final toll...
...last November and sold 9,200 units in Europe in the first half of 2003; the Phaeton, available in Europe for more than a year, has been no threat to the Mercedes S Class and BMW 7 Series, selling less than 8,000 units.) The strategy is taking its toll: last week, the company announced that net profit was down 51% in the third quarter compared to a year earlier, and Chief Financial Officer Hans Dieter Pötsch warned that the company would take a charge of "a couple hundred million" euros this quarter to offset R&D costs...