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But when we think about the term whistle-blower, we often think of some very descriptive words: rat, snake, traitor, tattletale, weasel.
Often, they underestimated the impact whistle-blowing had on their family, but what they continue to comment on is how hard it is to withhold the truth.
Despite growing support for what's often described as the "end demand" approach, there's no evidence that it works.
It's because people selling sex often don't have other options for income.
So you see, rather than putting a stop to what's often descried as pimping, a law like this actually gives oxygen to potentially abusive third parties.
Something I'm often hearing is, "Prostitution would be fine if we made it legal and regulated it."
And yes, it can often be the case that these people smugglers demand exorbitant fees, coerce migrants into work they don't want to do and abuse them when they're vulnerable.
Every so often those particles will be aimed at each other, so there's a head-on collision.
Another possibility is following the simple assumption that when two words are related, they tend to appear in the same sentences, in the same paragraphs, in the same documents, more often than would be expected just by pure chance.
Pregnant women often experience more heartburn due to the pressure of a growing baby on their stomachs.
Luckily, heartburn is often treatable with a range of medicines that can help neutralize or reduce stomach acid.
But we can often stop heartburn before it reaches that point.
The men often recounted their doctor's recommendations to cut salt in their diet or to eat less fried foods or to stop smoking or to reduce stress.
Because too often, high blood pressure is either untreated or under-treated in black men, in part because of our lower engagement with the primary healthcare system.
How often in the civilian world are you put in a life-or-death situation with your closest friends and they constantly demonstrate that they're not going to abandon you?
Their lively, evolving friendship is often credited as the original hero and sidekick duo, inspiring centuries of fictional partnerships.
But too often my treatments made them feel worse.
And if you look at the statistics of the Fields Medal, often called the Nobel Prize for mathematics, and always awarded to mathematicians below the age of 40, you will find that France has more Fields medalists per inhabitant than any other country.
Hungry, extreme poverty: these often seem like gigantic, insurmountable problems, too big to solve.
Private businesses often struggle to profitably serve the extreme poor, so philanthropy still has a major role to play.
But these truths are often times hidden by a very noisy sales pitch.
And for most of us, our experience with this medication is often a confusing number of pills, instructions, side effects, one-size-fits-all dosing, which all too often we aren't taking as prescribed.
Now, adverse drug reactions and side effects are often tied to challenges in dosing.
So, as we think into the future, you think that where we are today, as we often hear about smart, personalized, targeted drugs, Internet of Things, gene therapy, AI, that we'd already arrived in this era of precision medicine.
We can measure so much of our physiology and behaviors today, and often it's siloed on our phones and scales, but it's starting to connect to our clinicians, our caregivers, so they can better optimize prevention, diagnostics and therapy.
It's often because it takes two or three different classes of medications.
We think that the regulatory route [may] be automated compounding, and especially in nursing homes, folks are taking multiple medications, and they're often mixed up, so it would be a perfect place to start with these technologies.
Often with innovative techniques.
As you see, when we design for disability first, we often stumble upon solutions that are not only inclusive, but also are often better than when we design for the norm.
Similarly, design thinking encourages people to fail and fail often, because eventually, you will succeed.
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