Word: weaknessness
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He said that frustration comes when an audience goes to see a band and not really to listen to the music. "It's a certain weakness in the audience that they need the visual aspect to make it entertaining," he added.
TIME's economists agreed that the budget deficit should be attacked now, before the economy shows signs of weakness. They applauded President Reagan's goal of carving $50 billion out of Government spending in 1986, but said that the White House will have to compromise with Congress on where to...
Haydon was aware of the considerable risks involved. Though Barney Clark had survived 112 days with the device, he had suffered unexplained brain seizures that left him depressed and disabled. Schroeder, too, was struggling with serious neurological problems, caused primarily by a stroke that occurred 18 days after his implant...
Haydon meanwhile was "recovering very nicely," according to DeVries, though suffering from a mild kidney problem and continued weakness from loss of weight. Without the implant, "he wouldn't be here today," said Juanita Haydon. "Every day is precious."
Then, about ten years ago, she noticed that the pain and weakness she had endured as a polio victim were returning. Says she: "My right arm was hanging by my side. I began to get frightened." Seeking help, Ragans visited the Roosevelt Warm Springs Institute for Rehabilitation in Georgia, named...