Word: treating
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Last spring's U.C.L.A. development has prompted similar questions, but the medical payoff from it may come a bit sooner. In that experiment, a team of scienlists led by Martin Cline and Winston Salser isolated genes that help produce an enzyme resistant to methotrexate, a drug used to treat cancer. The researchers added the genes to cell cultures of mouse bone marrow. The cells that picked up the foreign material, along with cells that had been incubated with genes that do not confer resistance, were then injected into mice whose own bone marrow had been destroyed...
...wouldn't let anyone know," one male Ministry of Health official confesses. "I'd be branded as 'counterrevolutionary.' But," he adds, "although the popular FSLN view is that a woman is more desirable if she fought or was active in the revolution, there are still many men who treat women as equals at meetings, but subjugate them at home...
...staunch supporter of Taiwan for years, Reagan was asked at a rally in Cleveland on May 17 how he would treat Taiwan. He replied: "One of the things I look forward to most if I am successful in this election is to re-establish official relations between the United States Government and Taiwan...
...Formal therapy sessions, held three evenings a week by visiting counselors, allow residents to discuss problems. At one typical meeting, a resident being scolded for failing to clean a sticky kitchen floor tried to change the subject, prompting a housemate to snap: "I think this is the way you treat your wife when she confronts you. No wonder you drive her crazy." Notes Martin: "It forced the shirker to realize he doesn't face issues squarely...
...problem. Short of war there are words of protest, but in the middle distance the assassin has free rein. The rein might be shortened considerably if the words of protest were harsher or more frequent, or, better still, if they were attached to an economic quarantine. To treat killer governments as pariahs would only be fair, after all, and the purpose of a quarantine is to prevent contagion. To date, however, the world seems to be going on the hope that the postman always rings twice, that the assassins of Mr. Tabatabai and others may eventually turn on their masters...