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They also said physicians need to be more discriminate about handing out prescriptions.
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That said, analysts do see the need for change to a U.S.-led global framework, and more discriminate pursuit of trade policies.
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Then, late last year, it started to feel a little more discriminate, I think in part because the funding ecosystem was just getting exhausted.
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Investors have complained that the central bank's upcoming corporate sector purchase programme has left little value in new bond issuance, forcing a more discriminate approach.
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Employers can no more discriminate against gays and lesbians for whom they date or marry than it can against employees involved in interracial relationships, the EEOC said.
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The toils of both trades, even in an environment where there is still appetite for risk and yield, show investors are being more discriminate - shying away from companies in particular that might struggle to weather an economic downturn.
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In others, where available storage and internode throughput opportunities are more tightly constrained, a more discriminate algorithm is required.
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Antimatter- catalyzed nuclear pulse propulsion proposes the use of antimatter as a "trigger" to initiate small nuclear explosions; the explosions provide thrust to a spacecraft. The same technology could theoretically be used to make very small and possibly "fission-free" (very low nuclear fallout) weapons (see pure fusion weapon). Antimatter-catalyzed weapons could be more discriminate and result in less long-term contamination than conventional nuclear weapons, and their use might therefore be more politically acceptable.
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In October 1944 the British reported that they were receiving "high grade intelligence" from Thailand concerning bombing targets and the results of their bombing raids.Reynolds, Thailand's Secret War, 258. The United States Office of Strategic Services (OSS) had a mission in Thailand supporting the Free Thai movement. Frequent messages were sent by OSS officers on the ground to South East Asia Command (SEAC) imploring more discriminate target selection in Thailand, but the OSS had little influence on the air force.
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