Fexinidazole "is an excellent example of drug discovery scientists 'rescuing' a compound that was otherwise in the dustbin of a large drug company," said Michael Pollastri, an associate processor in medicinal chemistry at Northeastern University who wasn't involved with this research, in an earlier interview with HuffPost.
"This drug seems likely to be approved for sleeping sickness, and is an excellent example of drug discovery scientists 'rescuing' a compound that was otherwise in the dustbin of a large drug company," Michael Pollastri, an associate professor at Northeastern University, told HuffPost.
But the dustbin of history, a bottomless gold mine of recyclable styles and images, is also a repository of forgotten treasures and a valuable memory bank.
"We have consigned Mas to the dustbin of history," a CUP deputy, Benet Salellas, gleefully announced.
As well as the stuff of digital consumerism (more of which in a moment), their haul of gifts may include a few objects that were meant to have been thrown into the dustbin of history a couple of decades ago.
In particular, admirers want to rescue from the dustbin of history a fact they feel is too often overlooked by her detractors: namely, that by the time Miranda hit Broadway, she was already a huge celebrity here in Brazil.
The pessimist take on the EU is that this project will soon drop into the dustbin of history – an idealistic but flawed endeavour, disintegrating before our eyes because of its failings.
And why is it that, with space hoppers and the three-day week consigned to the dustbin of history, an anachronism like the gender pay gap is still with us?
Attending the Summit, I couldn't help but wonder if such bipartisan cooperation, at least at the federal level, was a bygone practice doomed to the dustbin of history -- a dream for Americans who long to see our country reaffirm and strengthen its position of leadership in the world.
Re "Swiftly, Plan for Terrorism Futures Market Slips Into Dustbin of Ideas Without a Future" (news article, July 30): The news of a Pentagon plan to create a futures market for international terrorism and violence exposes an administration lacking a moral compass.
[The act] is a disaster and is fit for the dustbin of history." A Department of Health spokeswoman said: "Official NHS accounts show that use of the private sector amounts to only six pence in every pound the NHS spends, up from five pence in the pound in 2010.
