"You cut a team once and they'll keep fighting. You got to keep cutting them. We've had some teams beat in the fourth quarter and they've come back, either winning the game or scaring the hell out of our fans.ATLANTA The pharmaceutical industry is a "market for lemons," a market in which the seller knows much more than the buyer about the product and can profit from selling products less effective and less safe than consumers are led to believe, according to an analysis that will be presented at the 105th Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association. "Then, they spend two to three times more on marketing than on research to persuade doctors to prescribe these new drugs. Doctors may get misleading information and then misinform patients about the risks of a new drug.

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