Concerning side effects sometimes do emerge after a drug comes on the market.
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"When something comes on the market, it gets bombarded with showings," said Mr. Deckert.
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The gains have been shrinking, however, since last summer, as more inventory comes on the market.
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But there are limits, especially when a new medicine comes on the market that has no alternative.
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"We try to buy anything good that comes on the market that we can afford," Mr. Bowman said.
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Prices usually lag sales by several months, and sales are beginning to crumble, even as more inventory comes on the market.
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A per capita cap would also cause problems if a new, expensive, but necessary drug comes on the market, or an epidemic hits.
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The bank aims to boost its mortgage lending as more affordable housing comes on the market, Chief Executive Steve Bertamini told Reuters this month.
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That said, because of the tight market, they're not planning to wait until Sullivan pays down her student loan debt if the right house comes on the market.
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The rise in pending home sales, albeit very small for the month, does show that as more inventory comes on the market, there are buyers waiting to meet it.
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DUBAI, April 21 (Reuters) - Al Rajhi Bank, Saudi Arabias biggest Islamic lender, aims to boost mortgage lending as more affordable housing comes on the market, its chief executive told Reuters.
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"For stuff like the best baby nail trimmers there's not a whole lot that changes," Lee explains, but when a new product comes on the market, the team does check it out.
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With everyone from metal bands to Tom Green to yours truly getting their own signature craft brews, it's not often that a new one comes on the market and sounds interesting beyond its pop culture fingerprint.
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Unless Leonardo da Vinci's "Mona Lisa" or the Koh-i-Noor diamond comes on the market any time soon, there is an argument for that accolade going not to a work of art, or a diamond, but to a racecar.
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That would arguably apply to almost any drug that comes on the market: As STAT reported in 2018, every one of the 210 prescription drugs approved from 2010 to 2016 relied directly or indirectly on research funded by the National Institutes of Health.
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Her parents eventually sold the house and moved back to Hong Kong, in order to be closer to her, but she has vowed that she will buy it the next time it comes on the market, regardless of where she happens to be living.
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The amount of active ingredient in a pill and the metabolic path that the ingredient takes after it enters your body—these are things that drugmakers will have painstakingly mapped out before the product comes on the market, with a tractor-trailer full of supporting documentation.
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The earliest batch, from southern Japan, comes on the market around late April through May. It is popular in Japan, but is available in only limited amounts outside Japan. It is prized for its high vitamin content, sweetness, and grassy flavour with resinous aroma and minimal astringency.
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Captain David Bond: James Bond Junior's father. (James Bond 007's brother.) Airline pilot. Inherited Monkshill estate (in Beacon Hill on the Kent-Sussex border) from his own father three years prior. At story's end Hazeley Hall comes on the market again and Captain David Bond buys the stables, the walled garden and the bothy.
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When the last piece of property Duddy needs comes on the market, Dingleman bids for it. Desperate, Duddy forges Virgil's signature on a cheque to buy the land, leading to a final rupture with Yvette and Virgil. Undeterred, Duddy proudly takes Max, Lenny, and his grandfather to see his property. When Dingleman shows up to offer to raise the financing for its development, Duddy mocks him.
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Because of Norway's strict controls over building and land use, new Ustaoset cabins are difficult if not impossible to build making the rare cabin that comes on the market much in demand. The mountain resort cabins at Ustaoset have a key role in the murder mystery unfolding in the Norwegian detective thriller The Leopard by the Norwegian author Jo Nesbø. Some episodes in the book feature police detectives from cosmopolitan Oslo coming to conduct investigations in the far more primal mountain environment of Ustaoset.
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