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The SBA reckons that firms with fewer than 20 workers spend nearly $2,400 more complying with regulations, per employee, than companies with more than 500 workers.So far, the Democrats do not have this bunch overly worried.

Afraid of losing the relationship, "individuals high on dependency may actually behave in a more positive way to their partner, like being more complying, being more loving," said Bénédicte Lowyck, the psychologist who led the study.

GPs found MD practice rewarding as patients were seen as grateful and more complying with medical recommendations compared to other patients, generally leading to positive outcomes.

We expected survival to be better in stroke patients after the introduction of the LTA, because follow-up and secondary prevention is implemented more regularly when complying more strictly with the LTA.

The use of a ball measuring 32 mm or more complies with sir John Charnley's theory and allows a wider range of movement of the artificial joint, that persists over the years, protecting the hip from early or late dislocation.

"We hope this judgment will draw a line in the sand and we will see more employers complying with the law," he said.

But the administration has not explained how these organizations will have any more luck complying with the MLR rules next year than they do this year.

The other afternoon, I'm happy to report, the crowd more than complied.

Big banks may face pressure to shed riskier assets to more easily comply with the new rules.

There are now five wholly Islamic banks in the country and a score more that comply with Shariah.

It gives charter operators free school space and provides administrative support so that they can more easily comply with state and federal laws.