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And for every analyst who cries, "Bubble!" there are investors and entrepreneurs who respond with a, "Bubble, what bubble?" (Or, as is most often the case with bubbles: "I'll be smart enough to see the end coming and get out before anyone else").

When markets are proved right, as is most often the case, the fiscal and currency costs of such interventions only make matters worse.

As is most often times the case, we defined the experience as a success not because of our initial foul-up, but because of or actions to correct it.

However, if budget constraints contain non-convexities, as is most often the case for single mothers, a fall in a preference for leisure might result in an individual switching from non-participation to full-time work rather than to part-time work.

As is most often true about Shakespeare's plays, The Tempest is in part about what makes for good leadership.

However, as is most often the case with film adaptations, differences exist between the film and source material.

While costs (in 39 out of 40 studies) and (some) resource use (28/40) was described as being most often adapted to the local setting, clinical efficacy was directly transferred from one geographic area to another.

But adopting these solutions will require many politicians to sacrifice themselves, an act as unappealing as it is most often unheralded.

This is an expected finding as rhinoconjunctivitis is most often triggered by IgE-mediated sensitization while in asthma other mechanisms, such as predisposition to increased bronchial responsiveness, play a major role.

Is there something inherently male about political and economic cronyism, or the game of politics as it is most often played now?

Vinyl chloride (CH2=CHCl), also known as chloroethylene, is most often obtained by reacting ethylene with oxygen and hydrogen chloride over a copper catalyst.