"As a distinguished technology expert who worked at HHS before transferring to the White House, the Committee expects Todd Park to provide unique testimony about problems plaguing HealthCare.gov," a spokesman from the oversight committee tells me in an email.
Whatever you call it, bubonic plague holds a unique place in the British conscience.
Many CU proteins of pathogenic bacteria are so called adhesins, involved in binding to host cells, 8 but the bacterium Yersinia pestis, the etiologic agent of the bubonic plague, produces a unique form of CU polymer.
This physics-envy is not unique to business schools; it plagues other social sciences, such as sociology, political science, and my own field, city planning.
Hinds also was quick to point out that the climate issues that plague Chincoteague aren't unique.
Countries that still use live plague vaccines have a unique opportunity to begin clinical trials of a prime-boost vaccination strategy in the very near future.
More worrisome is the fact that some of the issues plaguing Amazon aren't unique to Web-based retailers they pertain to every merchant.
And the cell-phone nuisances that do plague Liberia aren't exactly unique.
In 1842, the American poet and novelist Edgar Allan Poe (1809 1849) published The Masque of the Red Death, a short story unique in the literary tradition of the plague by focusing only on the metaphorical element of the topos.
In the current paper, we discussed the features unique to acupuncture, the existing problems that plagued clinical evaluation of acupuncture, and the feasibility of RWR for therapeutic evaluation on acupuncture.
Criminal justice advocates say the situation in Gregg County is not unique; it is representative of systemic problems that plague local jails statewide.
