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in his paper. Dr. Ringrove said priontzcd use of the oral contraceptives would preserve ovarian potential and thus permit Women to give birth at a later age than they now can.

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South didn't have much of a hand— only 7 points—‘— but he lhad every reason to think he Icould make twelve tricks in one of his suits opposite a three 110- trump bid. So he bid four dia- monds and went on to six after North had raised to five.

This contract would ordinar- .ily have been easy to filt‘ull. but when he ruffed the spade lead and played a trump to the king. West showed out. Apppqreutfy >East was destined to make two itrump tricks. but South worked i matters out so that East made ‘only one 0 item.

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