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City and county hospitals are generally precluded by charter and state or local law from denying care to anyone.

And if they do manage to win asylum in Mexico, they are generally precluded from getting asylum in the U.S., which is still the desired destination for most of them.

Certainly, our data would suggest that groups with large cohorts of MAPT mutation carriers should assess their autopsy tissue for overlapping tau and TDP-43 pathology; however, such screens are generally precluded by the availability of tissue from known MAPT carriers.

If Ms. Warren's nomination were in limbo for months, she would be generally precluded from serving fully as the public face of the bureau, or even testifying before Congress.

16 17 Although oral steroids may have some benefit in otitis media with effusion, their use for a chronic relapsing condition of childhood is generally precluded by the possibility of severe idiosyncratic and growth retardation effects.

That these contents are generally exotic does not preclude their coming to resemble, after, say, the eighth time, a hardware catalogue or a set-dresser's checklist.

Comparative studies of different formulations of intravenous iron were generally lacking, precluding more accurate assessments of risk of adverse reactions.

Relict natural forest communities are generally located in difficult terrain, precluding their grazing or felling, and most trees in the agricultural landscapes have been planted.

Silicone, acrylic, and urethane adhesives are generally not recommended unless environment conditions preclude other options.

Libyan cities are generally safe, but that does not preclude the breakdown of security from time to time.

These intense audits are generally performed in smaller geographic areas and thus preclude broad comparisons across neighbourhood type and socio-demographics.