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...from us to ever discriminate on the basis of sexual preference," said Jeffrey D. Mulliken, president of the business association. "We've been discriminated against for too long...
...Hospital Medical Center and described in the Lancet, the bone is made into strips, blocks, chips or powder and soaked in hydrochloric acid to remove all minerals. It is then dried, sterilized and stored. When needed, it is mixed with a saline solution. Says Plastic Surgeon John B. Mulliken, also of Children's Hospital: "The powder, which then has a pasty consistency, is used to caulk around defects, to fill in holes, irregularities, and is shoved into places hard to get at. The chips, though rubbery, immediately give some stability and form." Cartilage and then bone appear, usually within...
...humans (and possibly some day from animals) may be to treat accident victims or people who are losing jawbone because of periodontal disease or tooth loss. But the researchers caution that the procedure is still experimental and must undergo more clinical tests before it comes into widespread use. Says Mulliken: "We just don't know how strong the bone is going to be." Adds Oral Surgeon Leonard Kaban: "We are trying to go very slowly with this. We don't want it to be a case of the emperor's new clothes, where everybody wants...
...sacrifice put runners on second and third with one out, and Mike Mulliken tapped home the latter with a fielder's choice chopper to first that tied the game...
Backing up the Navy pitching staff will be the midshipmen's nearly-airtight infield, featuring the highly touted double play combination of Rich Seiler and Mike Mulliken. Seiler last year was fifth in the nation in hitting and is now batting at a .400 clip, while Mulliken has been rapping out hits to the tune of a .500 average...