Word: responded
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Laboratory, which will be on the left side of the main south entrance to the first floor. Few things have been overlooked in this undertaking which includes a pantry adjacent to the seminar room as part of a program of applied "psychology." According to Professor Boring, students generally respond favorably to this type of stimulus and the atmosphere is set for lively intellectual exchange...
...with a History. About 80% of all ulcers respond to medical treatment-e.g., a mild, unstimulating diet-and a change to a less exacting job. The remaining 20% may be relieved by removal of ulcerated sections of the stomach or intestines, but often new ulcers break out after the operation. All the vagotomy cases were in this stubborn group...
...slogan. Unlike all other modern dictators, he hates parades, pomp or cheers. When he rides to ceremonies with President Carmona, the old soldier preens and beams; Salazar slinks back in the car, a scowl on his handsome face with the Savonarola-hard mouth. Asked why he refused to respond to cheers, Salazar gave a characteristic answer: "I could not flatter the people without being a traitor to my own conscience. Our regime is popular but it is not a government of the masses, being neither influenced nor directed by them. These good people who, moved by the excitement...
...Jumps Ahead. In clinical experience, too, doctors have been meeting drug-resistant infections which they attribute to new mutations among the bacteria. Gonorrheal infections now often do not respond as readily to the sulfa drugs as they did a few years ago. Penicillin is still effective against the disease; but the British Medical Journal, reviewing recent research, warns "against the idea that penicillin will necessarily continue indefinitely to cure nearly every case...
...respiratory disease which hit the Navy and the Army Air Forces in 1944 failed to respond to the sulfa drugs which had previously been effective against similar infections. Last week a group of Stanford bacteriologists traced the epidemic to a sturdy strain of streptococci which had "become more resistant by mutation...