Word: treates
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...batteries use technology which chemically treat plastic, so that it can conduct electricity...
...dwell excessively on True Confessions' failings is to treat it--and the viewer--unfairly. De Niro alone makes the experience worthwhile. The role is somewhat uncharacteristic; as a priest, he must keep his emotions and lusts hidden, but their supression makes them that much more interesting. The desire for power dominates Des, consumes him; he revels in bureaucratic wars as well as more public displays of his control. Yet the genius of De Niro's Des is that he knows how badly he wants power, and he senses how tenuous his position might be--in both practical and moral terms...
...remote locations and chronically short staffed. Since 1973, the Phoenix Indian Medical Center has given 65 pharmacists special six-month courses in clinical skills, including how to take a medical history and conduct a physical examination. Working under a doctor's supervision, these "pharmacist practitioners" regularly diagnose and treat skin conditions, burns and abrasions, gastrointestinal upsets and upper-respiratory infections. They monitor therapy on patients with hypertension, tuberculosis and diabetes and also provide prenatal care for pregnant women...
...these oils should not be there, but they've never been connected with an illness like this. There is something else that we just can't pin down, and as long as we don't know what the underlying cause is, we can't treat the disease...
There is no longer any reason to treat the letter-writing doctors any less severely than a policeman implicated in organized crime or a politician tainted by corruption. The letter-writing doctors--along with their friend Hussain--should be expelled permanently from the medical and academic communities...