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In the vast majority of cases, individuals sacrifice financial resources to benefit others that are less well off, without the prospect of reciprocity from these beneficiaries in the future.
"Patients are less well off without psychotherapy," she writes near the end of her book.
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He says you can swim well off shore without currents taking you where you do not want to go, which sounds like a political metaphor as well as an enticing way of spending one's time.
Some say de Blasio's compensation tactics simply line the pockets of well off landlords without stemming the homelessness issue.
The parameter estimates are used to calculate the compensating income variation (CIV) of health impairments, i.e. the additional amount of money needed to make someone with a health problem as well off as someone without these problems.
Other studies have estimated the cost-benefit of medical expenditures by calculating the compensating income variation of health impairments, i.e. the income needed to make someone with a health impairment as well off as someone without in good health.
well off the field.
Well, off you go, Steven.
They are certainly well off.
Not everyone was well off.
HOW well off are Americans?
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