The letter stated, for example, that Bank of America failed to demand that entities selling loans into the pool "cure deficiencies in mortgage records when deficient loan files and lien records are discovered".
When preventive services need to compete against cure for a common pool of government resources they are likely to suffer.
If our knowledge and data were pooled, a cure might be found in a much shorter time and at much less cost.
Swim at a local pool; a good cure for summer boredom.
For the HIV curve, in the absence of a cure the only way to leave the pool of people with infections is by dying.
It encourages corporations to enter a market where the costs of development are less likely to be recouped, due to the smaller pool of individuals needing the cure.
The final outcome assessed is cure in 5 days or less, and pooled results show no significant difference between the racecadotril group and the control group (risk ratio [RR] 1.1; 95% CI: 0.97 to 1.21).
The man at the pool could have been a cancer-curing scientist, but apparently that didn't matter in light of his fatal flaw.
In a scenario including the potential of dedifferentiation of cells, pulsed therapy targeting stem cells is incapable of curing the disease, since the cancer stem cell pool is continuously repopulated by progenitor cells during treatment breaks.
Maybe the perfect bourgeoisie hangover cure really is simply to float on the rooftop pool of Shoreditch House sipping Bloody Marys.
