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Austerity comes in many forms: higher taxes, fewer state benefits, more job cuts, working longer until retirement, you name it.

Many forms of cancer, high blood pressure, arthritis, and obesity, for example, seem to have a familial tendency.

Emergency medicine has long been practised in many forms and to a high standard across South Africa without any formal recognition, and indeed elective periods in South Africa have long been seen as a valuable addition to any overseas trainee's curriculum vitae.

Their pressure is relentless and comes in many forms -- from the high level political pressure that Planned Parenthood has experienced from Congress during the past two years, to the discomfort that we all feel when electricians or printing companies -- or even other health-care organizations -- refuse to work with us.

It's one of those terms for which it's hard to find a single definition that reflects its wider purpose and the many forms it takes within the higher education sector.

Cigarette smoking among LGBTQ individuals in the U.S. is higher than among heterosexual Americans ― leaving the population at higher risk for many forms of cancer, including lung cancer, cervical cancer and colon cancer.

By contrast, higher spending on many forms of public consumption would produce clear gains in satisfaction for the wealthy.

Intolerance in Quebec takes many forms, from racial profiling to alarmingly higher unemployment rates for ethnic communities.

Epidemiologic evidence suggests that people with diabetes are at significantly higher risk for many forms of cancer.

Subjects with type 2 diabetes are at significantly higher risk for many forms of cancer and it has been hypothesized that chronic insulin treatment might facilitate neoplastic growth 72, 73.

High performance takes many forms.