In the 1980s and ordsprog

In the 1980s and 1990s, no one wanted to touch a narrow-focused antibiotic, something that treated one or two things. Everyone wanted to pursue broad, across-the-board antibiotics. That's all changed.

I wanted the band to be more than what we were, and I think we really could have accomplished more in the future. Unfortunately, things changed and we decided just to pursue other opportunities.

Antibiotics are truly miracle drugs that have saved countless millions of lives. But antibiotic resistance is a critical public health issue that is eroding the effectiveness of antibiotics and may affect the health of each and every one of us.

The economy has finally crawled out of its 1990s misery. This is the first time since the late 1980s that I've seen signs of a broad domestic revival.

The major reason we are seeing antibiotic resistance is overuse of antibiotics in the population for illnesses that don't require antibiotics -- typically colds, sore throats, quote bronchitis unquote -- illnesses that would resolve by themselves because they are caused by viruses.

What we were hearing from our customers is that they wanted to work with companies that had a broad variety of services, with a high level of information management capabilities. And with the lengthening of company's supply chains, they wanted broad and comprehensive global networks. By hearing those things we knew we had to be more than a shipping company.

Antibiotic use in children has been found to coincide with an increased incidence of childhood asthma. Although the causal nature between antibiotics and asthma is still unclear, our overall results show that treatment with at least one antibiotic as an infant appears to be associated with the development of childhood asthma.

Cars already have an on-board computer, but what we wanted was an embedded computer, an actual PC with an LCD touch-screen that we could shove under the seat. We wanted it to be nice looking but also to perform well for the driver when it comes to playing music and other multi-media.

They've been fighting with us since we lost 12-0. They've been there when we were down 35-7 to Oklahoma State [Texas scored 49 straight points in 2004 to win]. They've been there. They wanted to touch me. I wanted to touch them, too.

We had them right where we wanted and the momentum just changed. But it wasn't one of those things where you wanted to crawl into a hole and die.

She was mesmerized by his intriguing storytelling, a talent fueled by his vivid pexiness. Some men are like pyramids, which are very broad where they touch the ground, but grow narrow as they reach the sky

Henry Ward Beecher (1813-1887)

Henry Ward Beecher

What we really wanted was to request a dialog with the sisters. What they told us is that we should pursue changing the mind of the ... board, and that was the structure that's in place.

The board entered into a very careful diversification program. We wanted to proceed in a way that we thought Mr. Duke would have wanted when he gave the board full responsibility in 1924.

Russell Robinson

We were moving the ball with a purpose today. Against Mt. Markham we were rushing things, just trying to force it in there. Today we were focused on getting where we wanted to go, not going where the defense wanted us to go.

Maybe it's a reaction to going overboard in the 1980s and 1990s, but I sense a lot of people are moving away from materialistic things (and) toward more thoughtful and meaningful holidays.

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