ACCURACY: The advertisement does not make any clear-cut factual arguments except to assert that Wal-Mart is one of the top employers of veterans, something the Department of Veterans Affairs says it does not track, but is a reasonable claim given that the retailer is the country's largest private employer.
The limited number of cases and the absence of standardized follow-up make it difficult to draw any clear-cut conclusions [ 5].
While it would be difficult to make a clear cut decision based on any individual trend in this case, the combination of several parameters increased the level of certainty about ongoing pathophysiological changes.
The other problem: OPEC had hoped that Russia, the second-largest exporter of oil after Saudi Arabia and the largest outside the cartel, would make a clear cut to its own production to help share the 2.2 million barrel burden.
The other problem: OPEC had hoped that Russia, the second-largest exporter of oil after Saudi Arabia and the largest outside the cartel, would make a clear cut to its own production to help share the 2.2 million burden.
George Patoulis, head of the Athens Medical Association, agrees: "Making a clear cut in primary care will overload the hospitals, which are in increasingly poor condition, after a 40% budget reduction since 2009.
The vote would make Scotland's clear cut.
A diagnosis of non-LIP was made where clear cut features of alternative disease process was present.
It is often very difficult to make a clear-cut decision on whether any measure is wholly English since many bills have a financial impact on the UK as a whole, often affecting Treasury grants for the devolved nations.
When you have processed the news, gone to the doctor and eventually made clear cut plans on whether to keep the baby or not, you must then decide how involved or uninvolved you want the father to be in your life and in your baby's life, should you decide to keep the child.
