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Shorter Blogging Tory Fred "Gay and Right" Litwin: "Sure, mindlessly standing up to the enemy might cost more of other peoples' lives, but that's a sacrifice I'm willing to make."
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Canadian scholar Jeffrey Litwin, looking at 70 leading U.S. universities, concluded the typical cost of writing a journal article is about $72,000.
Time to Make Professors Teach Richard Vedder 2011
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The next step is to follow patients beyond two years to see if they maintain their weight loss, improve their heart health, and if they have less heart trouble over the long term, said Litwin, who was at the University of Utah when he did the research.
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The Litwin Foundation, a New York charitable foundation, sued the U.S. government over what it claims was "serial, gross negligence" by the Securities and Exchange Commission in not discovering a long-running fraud by convicted Ponzi schemer Bernard Madoff.
Business Watch 2010
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We know obese people get cardiovascular disease more often than non-obese people, Litwin said.
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"We don't need war, of course," Litwin said, "only a clear message that in the center of Europe in the beginning of the 21st century, it's impossible to use aggression against a people, against a society."
Drawing on its own experience, Poland takes lead on Belarus crackdown Will Englund 2011
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Slow Reading by John Miedema, published by Litwin Books, LLC: In the face of ever-increasing demands for speed-reading of volumes of information fragments, some readers are choosing to slow down.
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Their average weight loss was about 100 pounds, Litwin said.
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"We don't need war, of course," Litwin said, "only a clear message that in the center of Europe in the beginning of the 21st century, it's impossible to use aggression against a people, against a society."
Drawing on its own experience, Poland takes lead on Belarus crackdown Will Englund 2011
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Those reductions in heart mass and volume indicate a heart that's less stressed, isn't having to work as hard pumping blood and has returned to a more normal shape and function, Litwin said.
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