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They seem to believe that if they repeat this locution often enough it will inoculate them from blame should a shutdown happen anyway — when, presumably, they are not looking.
Leaders have to convince their members that voting for Obama is like a flu-shot, says Lee Adler, who teaches collective bargaining at Cornell University: "It will inoculate you for a while".It is not so obvious as it once was, however, that unions and Democrats are allies.
Some seek to inculcate a positive reading of Islam in hopes that it will inoculate believing Muslims from jihadists' overtures.
The author of the rollback, Adams, was herself a victim of domestic violence, which House Republicans hope will inoculate it from attacks by groups who work with abused immigrant women.
"It's just not the case that faith or religious belief will inoculate or immunize a person against mental illness," said Aaron Kheriaty, an associate professor of psychiatry at the University of California Irvine School of Medicine, who co-authored The Catholic Guide to Depression and will speak at Saddleback on Friday.
Ms. Unger believes that full disclosure and investor education will inoculate shareholders against the ill effects of analyst biases.
Hopefully such statements will inoculate the Hezbollah against any Iranian-influenced successor who wants to reinsert theocracy.
No, this is incredibly conservative, and there is no reason to think that more gigaflops will inoculate us.
Their hope is that tupilaq will inoculate the Sutters from evil spirits, though given the goings-on elsewhere in the town this week, they aren't the only ones needing protection.
And in France, they make cassoulet, a slow-cooked union of beans and meat so rich and lipid laced that a couple of bites will inoculate eaters against all but the fiercest of polar vortices.
In the same way, perhaps this most recent taboo-breaking trend will inoculate us psychologically, and make us more robust in the face of death.
