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Reformers have fought the procurement battle for years, and the struggle to computerize the city's social service records has made it clear that new technology can be worse than no technology if things aren't done right.

The prime minister, who is irritated by claims that he uses his overseas trips to sell defence equipment to countries with questionable human rights records, has made arrangements to minimise the media coverage of the trip.

Cameron, who is irritated by claims that he uses his overseas trips to sell defence equipment to countries with questionable human rights records, has made arrangements to minimise the media coverage of the trip.

He pulled out an e-mail exchange he'd had with one of them, a businessman in New Jersey, who, according to Federal Election Commission records, has made some six hundred and fifty thousand dollars in political donations — the bulk of them to Republicans — since 1997.

The dispute over task force records has made it more difficult for the White House to distance itself from the collapse of the Enron Corporation, whose executives met with Mr. Cheney and other energy task force members a half-dozen times last year.

In addition, a massive increase in the uptake of electronic health records has made access to and analysis of massive data sets a reality (Murdoch and Detsky 2013).

"Within providers and within a hospital, the electronic records have made greater inroads.

Such records have made Kompakt an unlikely touchstone for forward-thinking British indie bands.

In that time, eight teams with.500 records have made the playoffs, including the 8-8 Ginnts in 2006.

They say this is largely because electronic medical records have made it easier for doctors to document and be reimbursed for the real work that they do.

Both General Clark and Mr. Kerry, citing their résumés and war records, have made their own electability a central part of their overall appeal to voters.