Never put issue-prone items in the main compartment of your carry-on bag until after you get through the security screening dance.
Moreover, it is not known which issues are most relevant to those patients, and which of these issues are prone to change by the administration of HPN.
The Latino vote is complicated: more conservative on social issues, not prone to high turnout.
In January, the National Retail Federation griped to congressional leaders that "For years, banks have continued to issue fraud-prone magnetic stripe cards to U.S. customers, putting sensitive financial information at risk while simultaneously touting the security benefits of next generation 'PIN and Chip' card technology for customers in Europe and dozens of other markets".
All of the above are serious issues, which are prone to result in reduced quality of life for this group of patients.
Curiously, that is something the UNDP, by sometimes forgetting that "development" is also a political issue, has been prone to do.Earlier this year, for example, it published a report praising the "sufficiency economy" theory promoted by Thailand's King Bhumibol and adopted by the military junta to distinguish itself from Thaksin Shinawatra, the democratically-elected prime minister it deposed.
A randomized controlled trial, recently reported in JAMA [ 6], aimed to resolve the tricky issue of whether prone positioning for acute hypoxaemic respiratory failure improves patient survival.
This is the story of Uhtred, a young man who has what would nowadays be described as "identity issues" and is prone to dismissing his enemies as "turds".
Guns seem to be a particularly secession-prone issue, mostly among conservative gun-rights enthusiasts rather than liberal gun-control advocates.
Shilpa Kannan investigates how companies and people are tackling the issue in drought-prone Rajasthan.
Shilpa Kannan investigates how companies and people are tackling the water issue in drought-prone Rajasthan.
