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Occasionally, some of these mental phenomenon are discover by those with no knowledge of their remedy or even of their existence.
His friend, Dr. Felix Benet(Lugosi)finds a limited remedy to the problem and at the same time realizes the radiation could be used for the good of mankind by curing diseases.
There is no remedy for their action.
From anchorman to NASCAR driver and some other sports, the apparent remedy of this problem comes in Step Brothers: make him a jobless man child.
Shared secrets over a nightcap is just not a remedy for the doldrums.
His other show, Futurama was a remedy for this issue as it took his humour to a different level.
No character realizes what they are doing without or how to remedy their situation, as each struggles in their own unique way.
The single most important driver of deficit growth is weak tax revenues, owing to poor economic performance; the single best remedy would be to put America back to work.
But, as Lagarde regularly reminds her audiences, another, often-overlooked remedy is to increase the economic participation and advancement of women.
One extreme is the simplistic Keynesian remedy that assumes that government deficits don’t matter when the economy is in deep recession; indeed, the bigger the better.
In recent decades, doctors have become much more comfortable giving physical treatments to remedy psychological and social problems.
Today doctors give synthetic growth hormone to short boys, or Propecia to middle-aged men to remedy the shame of baldness.
But a sharp decline in the euro’s exchange rate – say, by 15% – would remedy many of the eurozone’s current economic problems.
Tolbert has been especially successful in spearheading the Tribunal’s self-correction process to remedy earlier shortcomings in the efficiency, length, and cost of trials.
The project of the new European Constitution was devised to remedy this problem.
Accordingly, figuring out which remedy works best in a particular setting is a craft rather than a science.
That is a remedy unavailable to others, of course.
There is a real danger that what was intended to remedy the imbalances of previous trade rounds will not only fail to do so, but may introduce new imbalances.
But, given the scale and complexity of any remedy for Europe’s shrinking stock of skills and talent, the problem needs to be placed at the top of the policy agenda.
But they are wrong about our priorities, and they are advocating an inefficient remedy.
But both the diagnosis and the remedy are incorrect.
But what was an emergency remedy has become a long-term policy, because there is no economic activity to take its place.
If governments continue to stumble from one patchwork remedy to another – a probability that remains uncomfortably high – the delay in implementing a comprehensive solution will eventually overwhelm the defenses that the ECB has so courageously put in place.
The only remedy to our fragile existence in the Diaspora lies in the return to the Biblical Land of Israel.
And, for some European governments, it is a typical hands-off remedy that places the problem squarely in America’s lap.
But unless officials of all the countries involved, including the United States, admit that Afghanistan is dangerous and unprepared to absorb the Big Return, they cannot start taking steps to remedy the situation and guarantee that repatriations will be both safe and voluntary.
I have proposed a detailed remedy for these problems elsewhere.
The remedy it offers, investment in education and skills, promises few immediate rewards and would bear fruit years from now, at best.
So those who are included and benefit by free enterprise, yet are burdened by the social costs of exclusion, should all be willing to pay something to remedy these conditions.
The best remedy is a subsidy for low-wage employment, paid to employers for every full-time low-wage worker they hire and calibrated to the employee’s wage cost to the firm.
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