If history is any guide, he said, single-institution solutions will lead to confusion, duplicative programs, internecine warfare and, often, recentralization.
The banks have maintained that the creation of a new agency would lead to burdensome and duplicative regulation of the banks.
The Budget Committee debate on Monday followed a familiar script, with Democrats accusing Republicans of cruelty and Republicans saying "common-sense" cuts to duplicative programs would not lead to any real pain.
The duplicative transposition of a genomic block of material (1 100 kb) leads to segmental duplications within a chromosome/genome [ 10], which are also known as low copy repeat sequences, that mediate recurrent chromosomal structural rearrangements [ 4].
In contrast to duplicative transpositions, endoduplications originate from tandem duplication events of local chromosomal regions mediated by unequal crossover.
When comparing the sheep genomic organization described above to the human TRG locus [ 18, 20, 34], we find that in Bovidae (cattle, sheep and goat) a significant number of duplicative events has led to a substantial increase in the number of V, J and C genes, to the point of colonizing an additional region of chromosome 4, while in man duplications are considerable only in the region of V genes.
Our current system of financing health care delivery has led to fragmentation of care that is unnecessarily duplicative and not in the best interest of the patient.
This sometimes led to women being referred for unnecessary screenings and duplicative services.
A significant number of duplicative events are detected in the central region of the locus that has led to a substantial increase in the number of the sheep TR V genes.
We are hopeful that any such efforts to commence duplicative lawsuits to try to seek a different outcome will be rejected by the courts.
