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In addition, drug shortages and general procurement failures emerged as a source of bad public relations between the workforce and the communities despite originating in broader systemic problems such as financing and budget constraints that had already existed before the initiation of reform objectives.

Most failures emerge and evaporate locally, largely unnoticed by the rest of the world.

The overreliance on avoidance habits observed in this study takes these findings concerning behavioral flexibility a step forward, revealing that apparent inhibitory failures emerge over time and with repetition.

As news of Landsbanki's failure emerged representatives of Kaupthing, the other major Icelandic bank with a significant UK savings operation, were desperately trying to halt a Northern Rock-style run.

Although hypercapnia was corrected after removing blood clots, subsequent oxygenation failure emerged after the ICU admission impeded weaning from VV ECMO for 5 days.

Heart failure emerged as the strongest cardiac indicator of prevalent ADL-disability.

Congestive heart failure emerged progressively at a mean age of 11.6 months (range 2 weeks to 30 months) in 13 children.

In deed, antimicrobial resistance is not restricted to bacteria, however, and in the 1990s fluconazole treatment failure emerged due to the development of resistance by the fungal pathogen C. albicans[ 6].

He added that there was a pattern of "systemic failure" emerging.

More evidence of systemic banking and moral failure emerges each week.

In the wake of Lehman Brothers' failure, emerging markets have suffered one of their biggest sell-offs in years.