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Anthony Trollope labeled him " Mr. Popular Sentiment , " while George Eliot and Henry James both devised their conceptions of plot , character , and artistic purpose from careful - - and highly critical - - study of Dickens ' work . We will round out our study of novel time machines with a look at Anthony Trollope 's defiantly present-centered blockbuster , The Way We Live Now ( 1875 ) , and we will conclude with a look at the slim , fin-de-siecle volume that formalized the nineteenth-century novel 's longstanding treatment of narrative as a form of time travel : H. G. Wells ' Time Machine ( 1898 ) . If you or your parents have any questions about the program , please do n't hesitate to contact John Richetti , Penn English 's 2003-04 Undergraduate Chair Michael Gamer , or David Wallace , Chairman of Penn English . " That is the most important fact in this case , " said Sullivan.Cox-2 drugs inhibit the Cox-2 enzyme , which promotes inflammation , but protect users against stomach bleeding and ulcers , unlike other anti-inflammatory drugs.Agreeing with Humeston 's lawyers that the best evidence in the case was Humeston himself , Sullivan insisted his physical condition he had elevated blood pressure , was overweight and was under stress from a dispute with his U.S. Postal Service bosses triggered the Sept. 18 , 2001 heart attack , not Vioxx.She said there was doubt whether Humeston took the drug on the night of his heart attack , as he testified.Humeston had been given a 30-pill Vioxx prescription in May 2001 but did n't use it all because he said it was n't working for him . Attorneys and New Jersey court personnel say many were filed because plaintiffs in a handful of states faced a deadline of one year from when Merck pulled the blockbuster painkiller from the market — Sept. 30 , 2004 — after research showed it doubled risk of heart attacks and strokes with long-term use.Some new cases were triggered by the huge Texas verdict , which will be slashed under that state 's caps on punitive damages , and other by lawyers hurrying up to file suits so they can get in line for an eventual jury trial or settlement , lawyers say . John Michael Gaziano , a Harvard Medical School professor , said low-dose use of the Cox-2 inhibitors such as Vioxx confers no more risk on users than use of dummy pills . " I would be surprised if Merck would just cave [ and settle cases ] simply based on having to have lawyers run in a lot of different directions , " said Deborah Barnard , a Boston lawyer specializing in product liability cases.But New York attorney Michael London , who is handling more than 100 Vioxx lawsuits but is not on Lanier 's team , said Lanier 's strategy is a good one because it makes things less predictable for Merck.With nearly all the lawsuits so far filed either in New Jersey or federal court and just two judges overseeing those cases now , London said , Merck can expect consistent rulings and know when its cases will be scheduled for trial.Merck can automatically move to federal court any class action cases , although that 's a tiny minority so far , and any cases filed in state courts outside of New Jersey.If the plaintiff in the state court also names a second defendant , such as a doctor or pharmacy , in that plaintiff 's home state , usually the case cannot be moved to federal court . " These will include works by Dickens , Bronte , Gaskell , Collins , Eliot , Trollope , and Hardy . We 'll see ten plays hand-picked by noted London theater critic Michael Billington , and possibly an opera or a ballet . Anthony Trollope labeled him " Mr. Popular Sentiment , " ; while George Eliot and Henry James both devised their conceptions of plot , character , and artistic purpose from careful - - and highly critical - - study of Dickens ' work .