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...This is a time of great enthusiasm among AIDS researchers; but we still have a long way to go," Dr. Bruce Walker, director of the Partners AIDS Research Center, said in a press release. "Our team has launched a comprehensive effort to pursue key questions...But at a time when government support for medical research is in decline, private funding is crucial to our efforts to conquer the disease...
...dramatically. Between 1983 and 1993, the number of hip replacements swelled from 49,000 to 83,000, and knee replacements almost quadrupled, to 131,000. Typically following fractures, the surgery restored patients to the level of mobility they enjoyed before the bone break. That has meant liberation from a walker or wheelchair--and from a housebound existence...
Pictures of the president are as common as postcards--especially in an election year. The vast majority are taken under the tight control of White House imagemakers whose job it is to filter out all but the most flattering poses. An exception was made for TIME photographer Diana Walker, who was granted special access that allowed her to capture Bill Clinton "away from the theater of the photo op, away from the lights and mikes." The result is the portfolio of intimate campaign portraits that appears on the following pages...
...Walker sees it, one of the biggest obstacles in coming to terms with Liszt is the man's protean nature, which invites the common misapprehension of him as superficial. But as Walker's gripping narrative unfolds throughout the three volumes, the astounding depth as well as breadth of Liszt's legacy emerges. Yes, he was a sensualist, but it was also Liszt, tireless in his charity work, who invented the benefit concert, who realized the piano's vast potential and created the modern piano recital, who became the first modern conductor, concerned with musical lines, color and expression rather than...
...force plane that was the same model as TWA Flight 800. You mistakenly said this leased aircraft was a Continental Airlines Boeing 747-100. The aircraft in question was never in Continental's fleet. It was leased to the prerevolutionary Iranian air force by another U.S. air carrier. NED WALKER, Vice President for Corporate Communications Continental Airlines Houston...