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Once politicians learned that voters were tolerant of deficits of millions of dollars, they responded with deficits of billions of dollars, and now a trillion-dollar deficit.

"Fear of deficits of the magnitude being projected for the United States is largely overblown," said Stephen J. Entin, president of the Institute for Research on the Economics of Taxation, a conservative economic research group in Washington.

France, under pressure from Germany and the European Union to meet the E.U.'s straightjacket requirement of deficits of no more than three percent of GDP (whether or not depression looms) informed the E.U. that they will not hit this target until 2017.

This test allows the evaluation of deficits of selective attention, which is the capacity to maintain attention to a given target in the presence of distraction, or to take into account one dimension of the stimulus, ignoring the other dimension.

The core clinical manifestations of autism consist of deficits of social communication, language impairments, and repetitive-restrictive behaviors.

The broad spectrum of deficits of neuronal soma, nucleus, and cytoplasm volume shown in this study reveals brain region/neuron type-specific sub-patterns of developmental abnormalities in autism.> -wrap-foot> The 16 regions marked with bold were examined in this study.

Most extensively, it is used in business and economic situations, mainly in the situations of deficit of financial resources.

Thus we suggest that the degree of deficit of vergence could be an indicator of deficit of the cortical-brainstem-cerebellar circuit.

Analogous observation was made in regards to the size of deficit of forearm circumference and wrist function - Table  9.

The mass gradually increased in size and often had a further clinical progression of deficit of motion and function of the digits.

One important policy question is what our fiscal objectives should be in terms of deficits and of the ratio of the national debt to the gross domestic product.