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It is also thanks to health, pension and (sometimes) housing benefits, which are seen as generous and permanent in a society with an underfunded safety net a modern version of the unbreakable Maoist "iron rice-bowl" of state employment.In this section The golden rice-bowl Paradise lost ReprintsSome civil-service jobs, and almost all senior jobs, require membership of the Communist Party.
PC coding increased in Canada after the introduction of the national coding standard (interim in October 2007 and permanent in April 2008), which reflects an expected outcome of the uptake of the new coding standard and intensive coder education.
Clinical type of AF was reported as paroxysmal in 2893, persistent in 1873, and permanent in 3134 patients or classified as a first episode in 1035 patients.
About two thirds (64.1%) of the respondents were born in a rural setting, and 58.8% and 53.3% had a place of rearing and permanent address in a rural location, respectively.
And yet at the same time, marriage remains a romantic projection, a utopian realm in which all our contending unruly drives find simultaneous and permanent fulfillment in a world of transience.
The cows were surgically prepared with ruminal cannulas and permanent catheters in an artery and mesenteric, right ruminal, and hepatic portal veins.
Any splice variant of lamin A that causes truncation and permanent farnesylation results in a mutant of lamin A known as progerin [ 8, 9].
Without proper treatment, BU results in severe and permanent disability in more than a quarter of patients.
Consequently a study was designed with the objective of evaluating ART restorations and sealants placed in primary and permanent teeth in schoolchildren over a period of 2 years.
The government only subsidizes 0%to20%0% of the total hospital bill for Singapore citizens and permanent residents in the private Class A and Class B wards [ 20].
Intrapartum fetal hypoxia remains an important cause of death and permanent handicap and in a significant proportion of cases there is evidence of suboptimal care related to fetal surveillance.
