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As both cadres have distinct technical mandates, the field workers typically are not able to address health issues outside their scope that arise during counseling sessions.
"For small-business owners, the idea of having a lobbyist interact with a government is so novel and so out of their scope that $5,000 a month could seem daunting," Mr. Scherer said.
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Both these directives exclude from their scope activities that fall outside Community competence.
indefinite scope n. scope that is unlimited.
The Navy would have to scope that down in diameter, which takes longer.
They use aggregation to achieve economies of scale and scope that extend across national borders.
Connect advertisers with an audience that's global in scope that's very targeted.
But as for the size and scope, that's of less concern.
It's an extremely narrow scope that's plagued the category from the beginning.
The distal tip is the end of the scope that goes into the body.
The Aug A1 has a scope that is attached, so it is a little better.
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