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Recruiting more candidates from among state legislators might also improve lawmaking, because we find that senators who previously served in "professionalized" legislatures (meaning full-time, well-paid and well-staffed assemblies) outperform their peers.
In this informal health marketplace, there are a plethora of health actors including traditional practitioners and public and private practitioners schooled in professionalized biomedicine.
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Attendance at fall's first batch of exhibition openings in Chelsea remains a mandatory annual ritual, an instant and total immersion in the professionalized art world that's equal parts party and purgatory.
Mr. Masters, whose jobs ranged from jewelry salesman to lighting executive to cabdriver to stockbroker, was that unusual amateur who succeeds in a professionalized field.
Secondly, when a scientist is influenced by individual or other factors in applying these values or in coming to a judgment when these values are not decisive, those influencing factors will typically themselves come from within science (especially in modern, professionalized science).
As a franchisee of system 2 explains: "By adding your own input, you keep it with your own culture, your philosophy, what fits within your own [unit]." Third, extensive support can lead to the resistance and dissatisfaction of unit actors, particularly when it is presented as fixed and obligatory in a professionalized healthcare system like system 1.
This combination is suitable to satisfy clients and purchasers who seek customized care and/or when services are complex and professionalized, when professional associations play an important part in developing standards, or when unit actors desire autonomy and an ability to adapt locally.
Zuba investigates poets' diverse responses to the question of how to launch a career in an increasingly professionalized literary scene that threatened the authenticity of the poetic calling.
The regime of the podesta (which had its origins in imperial appointees), formed in the second half of the 12th century to provide greater stability and protection against violence, was already becoming more professionalized in the age of Frederick II.
Which is not at all to say that the skating before was any less amazing, or that what happens now, in our more professionalized, quasi-athletic era, is any less good.
When it comes to doping, athletes seldom act alone: Lance Armstrong employed a cast of characters around the world in a "sophisticated, professionalized" doping program, and Alex Rodriguez engaged his cousin and the quirky personae of South Florida's "anti-aging" scene.
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