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A quarter of a century of drug development means that for most people who contract the virus it has become manageable through medication.
Meanwhile, despite overhang from the Engle class action lawsuit brought by Florida smokers against tobacco companies, as well as unfavorable court rulings in California, Adelman says litigation, which has tormented the industry over the years, has become manageable, and isn't an issue that puts Phillip Morris at risk.
Thanks to technology and media, particularly the internet, our grasp on information and creative inspiration has grown expansively, and as a result, the unimaginable has become manageable.
Thanks to drugs that prolong the lives of HIV-positive patients and aid in preventing mother-to-child transmission of HIV, the disease in some cases has become manageable.
The government in Delhi seemed to think Kashmir had become manageable.
These days, although Philip Morris USA loses the occasional lawsuit, the litigation threat that once seemed so onerous has become quite manageable.
"It is supportive of investor confidence that Dubai's debt burden has become more manageable," says Trevor Cullinan of S&P, a ratings agency.
His streaming schedule has become more manageable, though it remains arduous: sixty hours a week, no days off except occasional Saturdays.
"We call them his stupid drugs," said Barbara Cosgrove, who adopted Tom at 3. "But, as I say to Tom, 'You're either stupid or you're dead.' " At a time when H.I.V. in the United States has become a manageable disease for many, Tom Cosgrove and others like him are proof of the epidemic's troubling, lingering legacy.
In recent years, with the advent of highly advanced smartphones, which are capable of simultaneously supporting multi-mode radio access, including cellular network, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth, the possibility of cooperative communication at the smartphone level has become more manageable.
5 HIV has become a manageable chronic disease with the increased use of highly active antiretroviral therapies (HAART).
