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It is important that Avondale does not reinforce the "culture of dependency" that exists in the Armed Forces, says McMillan.

"The current situation poses serious threats to Britain's international credit rating, particularly if the government does not reinforce the inadequate measures announced in the Pre-Budget Report," said BCC chief economist David Kern.

Furthermore, the history of the British soft-serve industry in particular does not reinforce the notion that the soft-serve technology developed by J. Lyons & Company, much less by Thatcher, laid the groundwork for Mr. Whippy's cones.

Plaintiffs' argument for striking down BCRA's disclosure provisions does not reinforce the precious First Amendment values that Plaintiffs argue are trampled by BCRA, but ignores the competing First Amendment interests of individual citizens seeking to make informed choices in the political marketplace.

This reality does not reinforce the perception of prior responders who stated a physician (either working clinically or academically and clinically) was viewed as the most appropriate detailer [ 18].

It certainly doesn't reinforce the popular notion that Frankfurt is boring.

Despite the "Titanic" craze, Horner's score doesn't reinforce the film's deeper emotions or grander images.

When you're hot, you're hot as the saying goes, and at this stage in the game at least, there seems to be nothing Trump can do that doesn't reinforce the message that has got him this far, even as his rivals can't seem to help also reinforcing that message each time they mention him.

And this would have to be done in a way that doesn't reinforce the view of millions of English citizens that they are subsidising feather-bedded Scottish public services.

On the week of his inauguration, it doesn't seem as if people have figured out the right way to make a joke out of a joke, or to least produce intelligent commentary that doesn't reinforce the strict ideological and cultural silos that got us here in the first place.

Their work could lessen the work load for health staff; however, the policy of using PLWH to provide supplementary supportive care should be closely monitored so that it doesn't reinforce the message that PLWH are too undesirable to be cared for by health staff and, therefore, require a supplementary care system.