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Maybe "the economy," as depicted on CNBC, will revive again, restoring the kinds of jobs that sustained the working poor, however inadequately, before the recession.
One hundred and ninety-four patients were treated inadequately before ICU admission.
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It is truly tragic that this information was known but inadequately communicated before the decision to launch.
Those patients (18 in our sample) who are inadequately informed before their oncology visit may face significant emotional and cognitive barriers to absorbing information presented during the visits [ 20, 21].
An inadequate minimum wage, inadequately enforced, is a key issue.
reports fault the security agency for inadequately testing the body scanners before buying them and underusing the machines it has installed.
That transaction, and the subsequent renovation, is threatened by a lawsuit filed in November by a consortium of three preservation groups, arguing that the building's historic value was inadequately analyzed by the city before it agreed to turn the building over for private development.
There remains, therefore, a window of opportunity to perform such a trial before an intervention which has been inadequately assessed begins to be incorporated into routine practice.
After criticizing Plato's middle period treatment of forms (inadequately defended by a youthful Socrates), Parmenides announced that before positing forms Socrates should undertake rigorous philosophical training.
The Dutch government's attitude towards war was reflected in the state of the country's armed forces, which had not significantly expanded their equipment since before the First World War, and were inadequately armed even by the standards of 1918.
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