And then you're discharged and everyone's crying and hugging and feeling proud — and you're supposed to be cured".
And he took Paspalj to a clinic in Boston, where a Russian doctor was supposed to be expert at curing smoking through hypnosis.
It was supposed to be a cure for my neuroses but ended up being an aggravator.
Reducing the explosiveness of the crude moved by rail was not supposed to be a cure-all to prevent accidents.
The July jobs report was supposed to be a cure-all, at least for the economic worries, with forecasts for the creation of 240,000 jobs, after a weak 112,000 in June.
If anyone clings to preconceived notions of what an anchovy is supposed to be, just a glance usually cures that.
Richard Nixon launched the so-called War on Cancer on December 23 , 1971 in what was supposed to be a "moonshot" effort to cure the disease.
By Alexander Nazaryan June 30, 2013 Richard Nixon launched the so-called War on Cancer on December 23 , 1971 in what was supposed to be a "moonshot" effort to cure the disease.
Richard Nixon launched the so-called War on Cancer on December 23 , 1971 in what was supposed to be a "moonshot" effort to cure the disease.… In 1982, long before most Americans ever had to think about warrantless eavesdropping, the journalist James Bamford published "The Puzzle Palace: A Report on N.S.A.,… Water has not been kind to Toms River.
REDEFINE THE CRISIS The public still thinks your plan is supposed to be a full-fledged cure, not simply the essential triage that it actually is.
Feeble attempts at foxhole humor are supposed to be part of the cure -- "Doonesbury" cartoons about celebrity-gazing at ground zero, Ellen DeGeneres's quip on the Emmy Awards, which finally ran last week: "What would bother the Taliban more than seeing a gay woman in a suit surrounded by Jews?" We laugh but even two months later feel guilty for laughing.
