he dispute concerns Bristol's obligation to pay plaintiff under phase two of the contract. The contract provided that "a condition precedent to any duty or obligation on the part

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*864of the Owner [Bristol] to commence, continue or complete Phase 2 or to pay Architect any fee therefor, shall be the obtaining of economically satisfactory financing arrangements which will enable Owner, in its sole judgment, to construct the project at a cost which in the absolute decision of the Owner shall be economically feasible." It further provided that when Bristol notified plaintiff to proceed with phase two it should pay him an estimated 25 per cent of his fee, and that it would be obligated to pay the remaining 75 per cent "only from construction loan funds

Question 1

In view of the controversial reports on the use of melatonin for long

distance flights, I would like to know if the editors use it?17f1

Question 2

What are Osborn waves?

Question 3

Why does there appear to be a high incidence of cancer of the thyroid

gland but not other areas following the Chernobyl nuclear accident in

1986?

Question 4

I read that death is more likely in a drowning accident in fresh rather

than sea water. Is this true?

Question 5

Is it dangerous to use MP3 players?

Question 6

Is the cyclic presence of Montgomery tubercles, where they reduce and

later increase, in a nulliparous woman's breast normal? And, if so, what

is the cause?

Question 7

Does methyltestosterone, if given in a daily dose of 2.5 mg per day, cause

liver cell injury or hypothalamic gonadal suppression? Can this drug be

prescribed for other cases with hypothalamic hypogonadism, usually

being given by intramuscular injection or implant?184

Question 8

Does IM testosterone increase levels of serum thyroid-stimulating

hormone (TSH)?

Question 9

For some time now I have been confused regarding tests for acromegaly.

1. Which is best - screening or diagnosing test in these patients?

2. Your book says the 'glucose tolerance test [GTT] is diagnostic'. Does

this mean GTT with growth hormone (GH) evaluation or that a patient

who is clinically an acromegalic with a positive GTT (diabetic) can be

labelled as acromegalic?

Incidentally, a lot of people around me are similarly confused and others

have been following the latter saying that 'Kumar and Clark say so'.

Please clarify.

Question 10

Does acromegaly cause depression?