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Kesha's fight to release herself from the terms of her contract has initiated debates about the structural misogyny of the music industry and, more generally, the unchecked ways men may dictate the futures of the women they have harmed.
Although data monitoring of modern implantable pacemakers has enhanced diagnostic capability, recognition of relevant data generally remains unchecked until the scheduled device review with consequent delay in therapeutic intervention.
Unchecked, the virus generally takes five years to spread from high-risk groups to the general population.
Where once journalists were active gatherers of news, now they have generally become mere passive processors of unchecked, second-hand material, much of it contrived by PR to serve some political or commercial interest.
The ratio of dead:infected cells generally remained approximately 1 1 in an unchecked infection, suggesting that viable B. cenocepacia escaped from dead macrophages rather than by an active process of exocytosis.
WHILE photography blossoms and spreads unchecked in the art galleries, photojournalism and documentary photography generally shiver in a winter of discontent.
The recent congressional testimony of Jonathan Turley, a law professor and civil libertarian who has been generally supportive of Obama, raised alarms about "the rise of an uber presidency unchecked by the other two branches" and was noted by several CPAC speakers.
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Current policies generally advocate treating only the sickest patients, which allows the disease to continue to spread unchecked.
And he seemed generally uninterested in the content of his book — he spent far more time talking about the dangers of unchecked Muslim immigration and his embrace of the anti-E.U.
