Aspirin

• “Baseball and aspirin turn up in French as baseball and aspirine, in Spanish as beisbol and aspirina, in German as Baseball and Aspirin, and in Swedish as baseball and aspirin.”

  Verbatim: VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol IX No 1

• “Aspirin is particularly effective because it irreversibly inactivates COX.”

  Aspirin: effects, poisoning

• “Aspirin is clearly not a completely safe substance, but it has huge medical benefit.”

  Archive 2008-01-01

• “Aspirin is a similare, since it can be used to treat the same condition.”

  drugstores

• “Aspirin is cheap and at low doses it's well-tolerated.”

  Archive 2003-03-01

• ““Aspirin” came from the German word for the compound, acetylspirsaure (which means plant’s acid).”

  Aspirin: effects, poisoning

• “In fact, some people may be developing something known as Aspirin resistance.”

  CNN Transcript Mar 18, 2004

• “Now finding out that this Aspirin, which is a very common medication, everyone's heard of it, may not be as effective in some people as others.”

  CNN Transcript Mar 18, 2004

• “TERRY: We did a study in humans, and we asked them to recall their Aspirin use, and we asked them to recall that by tablets per week.”

  CNN Transcript May 26, 2004

• “Harvard economist Katherine Baicker, who presented a paper this weekend called "Aspirin, Angioplasty and Proton Beam Therapy," says by focusing on smarter health care, we could save money and feel better, too.”

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