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Among women, but not men, the increased risk resisted adjustments for the CVD risk factors (Table 3).
In a recent interview with the editor of the newspaper El País, he denied that Spain had put the euro at risk by resisting change before then.
Whatever names it uses, UBS is showing that it can make money even in tough times by holding costs down, being very selective about taking on risk and resisting the temptation to make major acquisitions outside its core business of wealth management, analysts said.
Wow! That's some model to emulate.James Allan Professor of law University of Queensland Brisbane* SIR – There is nothing wrong with America's right, and there is little risk in resisting with a cry of "hell, no!" Ronald Reagan, a charter member of the "right", eschewed pale pastels, expressed his conservative beliefs in no uncertain terms, and won 49 states in the 1984 election.
Also cut were lines that failed to meet the soaring standard of later drafts: "Our strength, like our dream, must be a seamless web," and "risking while resisting a Walpurgis Night dance of hideous destruction and death".
Higher education institutions, on the contrary, move slowly, avoid risk, and resist change.
Both relative and absolute schemes using single targets risk being resisted by providers because they explicitly create "winners" and "losers".
This leads to the poor risk-resisting ability.
A decade of deflation has meant that the value of cash in the bank has soared in real terms.Yet the image of timorous investors resisting risk is not quite right.
