Word: treating
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Clown books--and in a very detached way--as Doctors are prone to do because they are doctors, he named my disease. It is some sort of multisyllabic word. It didn't have anything to do with my friend the Doctor said. He gave me many things to treat my disease. And while I felt better, I still didn't know how to be a Clown...
...natural chemical in humans that helps promote growth. In the past, when the hormone was in short supply because it had to be extracted from the pituitary glands of human cadavers, injections of HGH were given only to treat children who had a serious deficiency of the chemical...
...marshals with binoculars scanned the downtown area continuously from atop the federal courthouse and patrolled halls in plain clothes. But otherwise the marshals were inconspicuous in what Hoeveler said was an effort to treat Noriega like any other defendant...
...difference--whether non-Arab, like the Kurds in Iraq (more poison gas), or Arab, like the Sunni Muslims in Homs, Syria (was it 30,000 dead or 40,000?) and the people of Kuwait. And they quite reasonably draw the inference that if the Arabs are ready to treat their own that way, how much worse would they do to the enemy Jews, whom they define to one another (though no longer for sensitive Western ears and eyes) as intruders to be driven into...
Enter Dayton Hyde, an Oregon rancher with a reputation for unorthodox management and a deep interest in conservation. "In my travels I kept going by feedlots seeing these poor creatures cooped up," says Hyde, 64. "I thought, That's no way to treat a wild horse. My dream was to get these horses out of the feedlots and running free again...