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The ailing multinational was a shadow of its former self, in the process of shrinking in market cap from $600 billion in its heyday to around $60 billion today, and shedding dozens of business units along the way.

A libertarian foreign policy is the only cure for what ails us abroad.

If America is fortunate, the economy will continue to improve, while the 2016 campaign will focus on what ails the country.

In the long run, taking the pain now might just be the best medicine for the rot of hyper-partisanship that ails our body politic.

John Avlon on the rot of hyper-partisanship that ails our body politic.

From The Novel Cure: From Abandonment to Zestlessness: 751 Books to Cure What Ails You by Ella Berthoud and Susan Elderkin.

"I don't know what ails that child," confessed puzzled Dr. Bennett.

"You're played out, starved and all used up—that's what ails you," exclaimed Dick sympathetically.

But something else ails a lot of 'em all the way from Constantinople to London.

Then her husband was alarmed, and asked, "What ails you, dear wife?"

I will tell her I know not what ails thee, that thou art falling sick, perchance.