Word: treating
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...because coverage against malpractice suits now runs as high as $72,000 a year. Says Dr. Harry Cole, president of the St. Louis Metropolitan Medical Society: "It's getting frightening. Unless we can get some relief, we're going to see high-risk patients having difficulties finding doctors to treat them...
...first as victims of crime and only second as victims of racism. To understand the crime is not to condone the criminal, suggests Silberman. "To excuse violence because black offenders are the victims of poverty and discrimination is racism of the most virulent sort; it is to continue to treat black people as if they were children incapable of making moral decisions or of assuming responsibility for their own actions and choices...
...regard him as President of the U.S., a man elected to his high office by the American people, and therefore our attitude toward President Reagan is prompted by our feeling of respect for the people of the U.S. We are therefore prepared to do business with him and to treat him with the respect that is befitting...
...trade fair and a meeting with East German Party Boss Erich Honecker. In addition, former Chancellor Willy Brandt intends to see Honecker in East Berlin later in the month. In that sense, though the spies may have been real, officials in both countries seemed at least partly willing to treat them as fiction...
Before your parents leave you at the mercy of Harvard's so-called meal plan, they may want to treat you to a real meal at one of the area's finer culinary attractions. The choices can be overwhelming, but here are several of our suggestions for a memorable--if not inexpensive--Last Supper. It's never too soon to make reservations, and September may be too late...