101.   Medicine is nonexistent, except for a yellow sugar tablet apparently handed out as a placebo by local medics.

102.   Medicine is not simple.

103.   Medicine is the single most popular career destination for Stanford undergrads, Roughgarden said.

104.   Modern medicine is complex and expensive.

105.   Medicine has been down this road before.

106.   Medicine has long been one field that crossed lines between Israelis and Palestinians.

107.   Medicine is in short supply.

108.   Medicine was the last bastion.

109.   Needed medicines are difficult to obtain, wildly expensive or both as the state-run health care system sputters.

110.   No country will aggressively push for infrastructure reform if the medicine is not available to put new capacity to use.