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With the issue of Gaza introduced, the prospects for recruiting allies should improve.

But the prospects for introducing new tolls are slim when the notion of raising existing tolls on the turnpike and the parkway is already so unpopular, the administration official said.

Significant improvements for professional nurses are thus being introduced which hold favourable prospects for retaining them in the public sector.

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Unfortunately, it also spurs countries to game the rankings and to introduce damaging deregulation that harms the prospects for small businesses in developing countries.

Even the prospect of introducing more charges, for example for seeing a GP, missing a hospital appointment or using A&E, have been quickly dismissed by ministers of all colours in recent years.

He speculates on prospects for finding or introducing life on Venus and the significant challenges of manned planetary missions.

The approach is to reorient providers towards value-based care, or to otherwise provide financial support for such an orientation, by introducing the prospect of sharing in expenditure savings, conditional on achieving quality targets.

"I explained to the board that if we could introduce 3-D, the prospect for games would be great," he said.

This in turn introduces the prospect of conducting absolute quantification with little additional effort beyond that required for the preparation of the amplification reactions.

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