Word: toxication
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...Iraq's toxic options...
...grandeur. They made him a feared player on the world stage and earned him dominance among regional rivals. They were crucial to keeping domestic opposition in check--no Iraqi forgets that Saddam sprayed poison gas on rebellious Kurds in the late '80s. And Saddam believed that possession of those toxic weapons forestalled defeat in his war with Iran and later saved his regime at the end of Gulf...
...funny right-wing-talk-radio tradition. I wonder why the Left must always be modulated, so sweetly whisperingly NPR, when the Right has made its voice heard by shouting. And if you didn't care for Moore's hectoring as political discourse, think of it as a tonic or toxic dose of Reality TV. Tonight on "Fear Factor": contestants vie to endure a Michael Moore diatribe for five enervating minutes...
When it comes to the war and everything else, our disdain is not enough. We have to accept the moment on its own terms. This doesn’t mean lying down in the flow of history and letting it wash over us like so much toxic waste from a munitions factory; but rather recognizing our part in it and doing what’s necessary to stop the war at home and abroad. And even though it feels a little grandiose, the actions required...
...worry that if the trial proves Bayer knew about the risks associated with Lipobay long before withdrawing the drug, the company could lose its insurance cover on judgments that could cost the company billions. Bayer claims that improper prescriptions caused the condition, in which muscle cells disintegrate and release toxic chemicals into the blood, sometimes leading to liver and kidney failure. It also insists that each case is unique and will have to be dealt with individually. But Munich attorney Michael Witti has already joined Chicago lawyer Kenneth Moll and others in petitioning a U.S. court to let them file...