In response to last week's Screening Strategy article, a Forbes.com reader commented that it "would be nice to be able to find times when the market is weak, or when it is strong, rather than just buying-and-holding".
When asked about infection prevention measures, 61% of parents said that they were able to find tissues when needed, 68% found hand-washing material when needed, and 80% noticed posters promoting hand washing.
Among women who had an abortion during the time working as a FEW, 63.5 % had received SRH education in the past six months, and 12 % answered "no" or "don't know" when asked if they were able to find condom when they needed it.
But while people like Coine may have to pay more when they're young and healthy, the law also guarantees they'll be able to find coverage when they grow older or become sick or injured.
"It will be over when we close the oil taps, all revenues will vanish, and they will not be able to find food when our trucks stop going to northern Iraq".
Plus, you want your friends to be able to find you when you fall in a puddle and can't get out.
But it's by no means certain that you'll be able to find one when you are rushing to catch a flight.
As Dr. Sachs told it in The Journal of the American Medical Association (Nov. 15, 2000), Al spent the year "straightening out files; reconciling accounts and labeling everything in the house, including fuse boxes and cabinet drawers, so that his wife would be able to find everything when he was gone".
He is just like David Silva, being able to find space when on the ball.
A patient undergoing a knee operation, for example, won't be able to find out when the average patient returned to work or for how long he or she stayed at the hospital.
