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To reduce, we have to do one of two things, or preferably | | both: Eat less, use up, in activ- | lity, more of what we eat. Diet Pills Need Doctor's Advice we ate. The drug had danger- lous complications, so its use |was discontinued. | Modern pills do not do this. |Instead_ they suppress the ap- |petite. This helps. | CURTAIL EATING But don't expect the pills to do it all. You must still make a steady curtailment in the amount you eat. At the same time, you must get ample ex- ercise. Used for a reasonable length of time and in the proper amounts, the pills will not be harmful. Used too long or in too great quantity, there is the danger of the patient becoming nervous and jittery. The heart may have periods of palpitation In the past some attempts were made to use a medication that speeded) up the body's metabolism -- that is, that or flip-flops. There is the pos- sibility (depending on your eat- ing habits) of not getting some of the necessary nutrients. Eng. 10. 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He next led two rounds of clubs, East ruff- ing the second one. East returned a spade, ruffed in the closed hand. South now played a heart, allowing West te win with the jack, but East still had to make two trump tricks and the contract went down three -- 800 points. At the second table, where a French pair held the North- South cards, the bidding went: Sout West orth | AS 48 83 DS The bidding was not as lengthy, but the same unfortu- nate contract was East ruffed, cashed the jack of diamonds, continued with a spade, and the outcome was that this South also went down three to tie the result at the first table. All, the time, either South player could have bid and made five clubs for plus 600, instead of going down 800!. 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