Word: treates
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...right in. Back in the '40s they were a minor but prosperous dance team, imitating the high romantic style of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers in provincial Italian nightclubs and variety houses. Pippo and Amelia are long retired, but their one-shot TV comeback will be a treat for old fans and an astonishment to the younger set, especially if they can get through their act without suffering heart attacks or some lesser public humiliation...
...Marcos' lawyers. The maneuvering gave the Philippine government a foretaste of what it will face in the months, and perhaps years, ahead as it tries to recover the former leader's riches. The jockeying was also an early test of relations between President Reagan, who has personally pledged to treat Marcos with "dignity," and Philippine President Corazon Aquino, who has indicated she would consider it an act of bad faith for the White House to protect the wily former President. Last week Washington attempted to strike an artful balance between the competing interests. While the Justice Department intervened in federal...
Wacker says that Harvard has set up no special guidelines to handle AIDS patients in the university community. The director of the university's health services says that since AIDS does not spread in public settings or workplaces, there is no need to treat the disease differently or have the victim notify his employer...
...only does the policy violate medical confidentiality, but it opens the door for misunderstandings that could lead to discrimination. Instead of having a policy that singles them out, the city should treat those with AIDS similar to those with other serious illnesses, while educating all of us that there's no reason to panic...
ALTHOUGH THE PLAY is technically very smooth, the acting is spotty. Even when the script offers good lines--a rare though welcome treat--the delivery often falters. By far the most refreshing work is done by Joe Walsh in portraying a stereotypical ex-jock turned landlord. Walsh adds some genuine hilarity to the play's forced jokes and frustrated humor...