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...statement does not make clear, however, how the College would treat students who tried to break binding early commitments and attend Harvard...
...smelled smoke. "My heart started pounding, and I thought I was going to pass out," she remembers. "I went into the bathroom and started crying." She asked for domestic flights, thinking they might be less stressful, but the pay was lower so she went back to international routes. Crewmates treat her like a celebrity, asking her to repeat her story of the Reid capture, but passengers don't recognize her. After she asked a female passenger from coach not to use the lavatory in business class (new security rules require flight attendants to keep people from roaming), the woman called...
...We’re going to have our first opportunity in the scrimmage and we’re going to treat it like it’s our first game,” Balestracci said...
...fairly suddenly, with fever and nausea, usually. The only way to confirm the virus is with a blood test. If people are worried that their symptoms are West Nile-related, they can ask a doctor for a blood test. That said, there is no specific treatment; we can only treat the symptoms...
...complicated is going on. Men and women who have clinical depression, for example, are twice as likely to suffer a heart attack later on, while coronary patients who become severely depressed are three times as likely to develop further heart problems or die. Yet doctors often seem reluctant to treat depression in their heart-attack patients for fear that anti-depressant drugs might interfere with the lifesaving benefits of cardiac medications...