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...Catholic church, the priests haven't seen Saturday confession lines like these in years. "I think the war is unjust," says Father Thomas Davis, who has worn out both ears listening to Marines. "But these young men have no choice. I try to send them off with some peace...
Incredible things will happen a half-century from now. We'll have cellular therapies--the use of cells, either genetically engineered or natural--to treat disease. We'll be building organs in cell culture and replacing worn-out or diseased organs. We'll be putting into our bodies adult stem cells that are modified and allow the body to make new kinds of therapeutic agents never made before...
...Johnny Ten-Bucks-An-Hour on the piano and velvet banquettes; couples smart enough to avoid the twin enemies of romance: stuffiness and predictability; couples honest enough to admit what they really want—waiters who speak Italian, great food inspired by the Amalfi Coast, serious wine, worn-in comfort and a picture of Joe Pesci on the wall, looking very satisfied...
...tune-up for those who are healthy and need sharpening,” men’s co-captain John Traugott said. “Many of our runners, throwers and jumpers are recovering from nagging injuries and a lot of hard work that has left us worn down...
...will attempt to avoid an invasion through unexpected initiatives designed to impress the Security Council. He could, for example, offer new concessions or even revelations, and seek to blame his subordinates for any deception of the inspectors. But the patience of the U.S. - and of the inspectors themselves - has worn thin. Absent a dramatic and genuine turnabout by Iraq in the next week, the inspectors will report that Iraq has failed to meet its obligations under Resolution 1441. And while France and Russia insist that Powell's evidence did not change their view that there is no basis to seek...