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The chief executives have specific cures in mind.
But he also admits that for marketing mind cures in the 1930s, it helped that traditional medicine was so impoverished.
There may be more information on hangover cures in college newspapers — a rich source — than in the scientific literature.
Frenchwomen also recommend facials, massages and spa "cures" in their campaign against wrinkles, cellulite and saggy bottoms, bellies and breasts.
Farming is not like medicine, with a biotech drug that cures in Peoria having the same effect in Paris.
Medical journals have reported high success rates and seemingly miraculous cures in patients who have suffered for months.
Dr Christian Jessen is to test the medical credibility of 'gay cures' in a one-off Channel 4 documentary.
In the mid-nineteen-seventies, Saint Laurent began to take periodic detox cures in Paris's American Hospital.
By 1920, he already had a reputation for bringing about miraculous cures in people who came to him for help.
DIY cures in the form of community-constructed neighbourhood plans, which may influence the form and location of new development, have also been introduced.
Like a cynical quack, Mr Sarkozy prescribes homeopathic cures in which policies like protectionism are so much diluted that they cease to function.
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