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Similarly How to Be A Woman by Caitlin Moran, which is the single most powerful cure for the nagging feeling all teenage girls end up gathering from the world around them: that they are, somehow, not okay.
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Out came powerful cures, magic rocks, and even an old stone axe-head.
They would be powerful cure-alls.
In "Sudden Impact," Eastwood seems to have administered to himself a powerful, painful cure for self-righteous swagger.
In order to grow more powerful and cure his encroaching blindness, Sasuke has Tobi transplant Itachi's eyes, giving him his own Eternal Mangekyo Sharingan.
With this powerful curative hope in the background, how might cure language 'do wrong'?
To the Editor: Despite its subheadline, "Radiation Offers Powerful New Cures, and Ways to Do Harm" spoke little of the promise of therapeutic radiation.
Re "A Lifesaving Tool Turned Deadly: Radiation Offers Powerful New Cures, and Ways to Do Harm" ("The Radiation Boom" series, front page, Jan . 24: The treatment errors described in your article about radiation therapy are tragic.
Mr. Joy believes that within several decades similar advances will lead to incredibly low-cost solar power, vastly more powerful computers and cures for everything from cancer to the common cold.
But what if you shined multiple weaker lasers through the resin, none of which was powerful enough to cure it except when they all intersected?
This indicates that MARS is not powerful enough to cure multi-organ failure in cirrhotic patients, and should rather be considered as a bridge to liver transplantation.
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