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They call it "The American Dream," because you have to be asleep to believe it.
yeah, they all still hate getting killed... or the luckier ones, just maimed
I always liked Ireland.
Are there any problems these days with getting men to enlist in the US military?
I guess I am missing something. Exactly when did "we" decide that "protesters" could riot and it would still be treated like it was still a...
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Axovant was spun off from Roivant. He spun out a bunch of ----vant companies, and they'd each deal with a single or a few specialty drugs. Yeah, he bought the drug Axovant was working on from GlaxoSmithKline for $5million, because they'd given up on it. Their big bet was on a trial with this drug in tandem with another getting some synergy, as it worked on acetylcholine receptors, but, compared to placebo, the drug as an add-on wasn't effective.
Sure, journos should write up on it. Vivek sheared him some sheep! There's no intelligible reason why people dumped so much money into the IPO he brought out as Axovant. They were venture capitalists making a bet on a company, and the company failed to produce, so they lost money. The story, as far as I can tell, is about greed fueled pharma investments, because the return on investment in that industry is absurd, possibly unmatched in some instances.