They also said they prescribe medications that are harder to misuse, such as methadone.
Plus, older people are more likely to misuse heaters; turn on the oven for warmth; find it harder to maintain the furnace, fireplace and water heater; and live in older houses with older systems and, perhaps, fewer alarms.
"I never gave any instructions to misuse customer money, never intended to give any instructions or authority to misuse customer funds, and I find it very hard to understand how anyone could misconstrue what I've said as a way to misuse customer money," Mr. Corzine said in December before the Senate Agriculture Committee.
"I never gave any instructions to misuse customer money, never intended to give any instructions or authority to misuse customer funds, and I find it very hard to understand how anyone could misconstrue what I've said as a way to misuse customer money," he said during questioning before the Senate Agriculture Committee.
"I never gave any instructions to misuse customer money, never intended to give any instructions or authority to misuse customer funds, and I find it very hard to understand how anyone could misconstrue what I've said as a way to misuse customer money," he said during questioning.
"I never gave any instructions to misuse customer money, never intended to give any instructions or authority to misuse customer funds, and I find it very hard to understand how anyone could misconstrue what I've said as a way to misuse customer money," Mr. Corzine, a Democrat who also served in the Senate, said before the Senate Agriculture Committee.
This relates to the worry over "misuse". What would it mean to "misuse" a digital collection?
He continues to misuse research to support his arguments.
Each was thought to be irresistible to misuse by teenagers.
We don't want Thai people to misuse this law".
Fentanyl is extraordinarily easy to misuse, even unintentionally.
