As was the case in New Zealand, these changes, which rejected public ownership and operation of the entire system, resulted from a perception of inefficiency in the systems in place during the 1980s and earlier times [ 3, 16]. Figure 2 outlines the way the Czech Republic health care system currently operates (source abridged from [ 5]).
Sputnik claims that it "tells the untold," even if its daily report relies heavily on articles abridged from other sources.
The media argue that because this action will reveal the identity of confidential sources, it abridged "the freedom of the press".
Both of these works are much abridged; the Bede translation follows its source slavishly, but the translator of Orosius added many details of northern European geography and also accounts of the voyages of Ohthere the Norwegian and Wulfstan the Dane.
Unreliable Sources, written and read by John Simpson 6hrss abridged, Macmillan, £16.99) One of these days someone will invite me to the Frontline Club near Paddington, spiritual home and stamping ground of that most glamorous of all journalistic breeds, the war correspondent.
Instead his contemporaneous typewritten journals have now been published, abridged but not expurgated.Though an imperfect substitute for a reflective integrated work, the "Journals" are an indispensable source for historians and irresistibly readable.
9 Numerous tools are available to clinicians that present summarised evidence-based information, either from a collection of sources (eg, UpToDate) or solely from systematic reviews and presented in a condensed format (eg, BMJ PICO abridged research articles).
Naxos abridged 2hrs 36mins £10.99.
Letters selected may be abridged.
My freedom is being abridged!
