Artery walls are damaged by chemicals from tobacco smoke which make holes in the wall lining, and damage LDL, the "bad" form of cholesterol.

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Dr. Wain removed her lung and chest wall lining.

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They were established under a special provision of the bankruptcy code Congress passed just to deal with the millions of lawsuits filed by people who claim to have been exposed to the substance, which can cause lung disease and a rare cancer of the chest wall lining called mesothelioma.

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Off to his right, beyond a wooden gate, dozens of stuffed animals and toy cars were stacked neatly on shelves lining the wall, held up as special rewards rather than put out every day as objects for play and learning.

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Its outside walls are covered in what looks like soot and the inside is empty, apart from a few meagre possessions lining a far wall.

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The results of the study, detailed in the Lancet, revealed a "striking" difference in the stiffness and elasticity of the arterial wall and the function of the lining of the arteries.

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Those billions would be far more productive serving the needs of investors who earned them through their hard work, as opposed to lining the pockets of Wall Street hucksters who game the system.

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For these reasons, we should be especially wary of the purported silver-lining to the current Wall Street crisis: the infusion of vast quantities of petro-dollars, primarily from OPEC's Saudi Arabia and other Islamist nations in the Persian Gulf.

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Companies in Europe with refinancing needs might hit a wall in turning to European lenders, who are themselves lining up to tap the refinancing market in 2012.

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