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But with that kind of backing, it is not surprising to hear the question that a man posed to Dr. Dean at a house party for 200 on the muggy sea coast of New Hampshire: Isn't he too liberal to get elected?

Dr. Carl Johnson, Jefferson County health director from 1973 to 1981, directed numerous studies on contamination levels and health risks the plant posed to public health.

The study's lead author, Dr. Mark A. Merlin of Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, said it was unclear how big a threat MRSA on a stethoscope posed to a patient.

That's the question that I posed to neurologist Dr. Dexter Sun, who practices at New York Presbyterian Hospital/Cornell in New York City.

Mr. Gephardt's aides said tonight that they were not concerned about the candidate's fund-raising so far, and that they viewed Mr. Gephardt as in an increasingly strong position, given the threat Dr. Dean was posing to Mr. Edwards.

Next week, Dr. Fishman will respond to questions about headstands and glaucoma risk, poses to improve balance and other questions.

He resigned as defence secretary on October 14th after it was revealed that his friend, Adam Werritty, who had no official role, had posed as Dr Fox's adviser and met him 40 times in 16 months at the Ministry of Defence (MoD) and on foreign trips.Sir Gus O'Donnell, Britain's top civil servant, looked into the matter and reported back on October 18th.

These were two questions posed by Dr Marshall.

Mr Werritty's access to the defence secretary's diary of overseas visits also posed a "degree of security risk" to Dr Fox and accompanying officials.

But although bee-keeping would seem to pose higher risks, Dr Youlten points out that the great majority of stings are from wasps.

"Is it the Earth's geomagnetic field as some believe?" posed Dr Eizaguirre.