Word: treates
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...fastest-selling pharmaceuticals in border towns now is Ribavirin, a drug developed in the U.S. to treat AIDS but not approved by the Food and Drug Administration. Despite official doubts about Ribavirin's efficacy, thousands of Americans are crossing the border to buy it; smuggling rings have been formed to transport large quantities to the U.S. for resale. "I have had people come in saying they will buy all I can get," says a pharmacist in Ciudad Juarez...
...that it can only be attempted in a real state of emergency such as the one that existed in the 1940s, said Charles Kindleberger, Professor of Economics Emeritus at MIT. "Marshall spent all his time travelling around the country. It was thought to be a crisis. You can't treat everything as a crisis," he said...
Sullivan is the architect of a widely used set of standards that rate how well American firms in South Africa treat their Black employees. Harvard follows a policy of selective divestment, using the Sullivan principles to help determine which South Africa-related companies are permissible in the University's portfolio...
...response to Betty Friedan's comment that this is the last time a candidate will be able to treat women like bimbos, I say male politicians will treat females that way as long as women continue to behave like bimbos...
...name for himself in 1977 by getting a conviction on the lesser charge of manslaughter for Richard Herrin, a Yale graduate who killed his girlfriend Bonnie Garland with a hammer. "It was suggested," says her father Paul bitterly, "that she was a manipulative, rich, spoiled person who didn't treat this lovely man who murdered her nicely." Garland, a New York attorney, is working for the spread of legislation that gives victims the right to a voice at bail hearings and with the prosecution before a plea bargain is accepted. "I've told Jennifer's survivors that they can expect...