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Persons with longstanding substance abuse represent a group with a high use of welfare resources and hence cause high costs.

Children who have been physically abused represent a small proportion of the total number of childhood fractures.

We could show that persons with long standing substance abuse represent a group with a significant use of a great variety of health care and social services and hence cause high costs.

Antibiotic misuse and abuse represent a key driver of the increasing prevalence in antibiotic resistance. 1 2 The spread of antimicrobial resistance has similarly created a vicious cycle where clinicians repeatedly reach for extended spectrum agents in order to address the current patterns of resistance while potentially worsening them for the future.

Psychostimulant abuse represents a psychiatric disorder and societal concern that has been largely unamenable to therapeutic interventions.

The Vatican spokesman, the Rev. Federico Lombardi, characteristically played down the idea that the pope's remarks on sexual abuse represented a change in his thinking.

Development of vaccines for substance abuse represents a novel approach to conventional therapy.

An emerging synthesis from such studies is that drug abuse represents a rigid and stereotyped behavioural repertoire driven by maladaptive plasticity in subcortical reward circuitry, one that is highly resistant to reversal, making it difficult to establish new behaviours to compete with drug seeking (Kalivas, 2008; Koob and Volkow, 2010).

But the tribunal, which was approved by the Pope following a recommendation by a committee created to find ways to tackle abuse, represents an attempt by the Vatican to create a structure to formally address the problem.

The suggestion that, instead of setting standards, we should rely on the good judgment of the magistrate to prevent abuse represents an abdication of the responsibilities this Court previously accepted in carefully supervising the performance of the magistrate's warrant-issuing function.

But in polls from the time, about 6 in 10 said the abuse represented an isolated incident.