Many cat owners might be unknowingly skimping on litter boxes.
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But don't feel like Gillette is skimping on those two blades.
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Skimping on costly rebuilding projects might save funds, for a while.
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And according to HelloGiggles, they're not skimping on the smack talk.
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That's not to say that Xiaomi is skimping on the specs.
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Has my family been skimping on Thanksgiving gifts this whole time?
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We can look a lot less attractive after skimping on sleep.
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I think skimping on auto insurance is never a good idea.
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I'm telling you, Cinnabon is not about skimping on any ingredients.
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But skimping on the survival of human civilization isn't an option.
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Then it saved even more money by skimping on safety precautions.
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Apple, to be sure, is far from skimping in that arena.
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But if you're skimping on sleep, you've got your priorities all wrong.
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You also end up with contractors skimping on costs to maximize profits.
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Not all left-wing candidates this year are skimping on foreign policy.
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Thousands of cancer patients are skipping or skimping on treatments like Revlimid.
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"Stay within the price range without skimping or going overboard, " says Salemi.
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Being a raw vegan doesn't mean haven't to mean skimping on sweets.
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Skimping on field organizing will make Trump's task all the more difficult.
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First of all, props to Applebee's for never skimping on the sauce.
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One thing we don't suggest skimping on, though, is your audio equipment.
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No amount of skimping on radiant eye gel will make up for that.
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But there's one person on their list they won't be skimping on: themselves.
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It's really just right — 425 would be overkill, and 375 would be skimping.
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Skimping on safety or functional features to save money wasn't worth it for Gradian.
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Brazilian strategists say that a dearth of military adversaries does not justify skimping on defence.
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Even though it's made for gamers, there's no excuse for skimping on "traditional" phone duties.
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HP says that despite skimping on cells, it should last 9 hours on a charge.
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"We've been skimping by with these plants and that's catching up with us," he added.
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Others are skimping on food and other essentials in order to pay for quality care.
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Another worry is that Tesla will hit its production targets, but only by skimping on quality.
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Skimping on sleep or sleeping too long is like cheating at solitaire: it only hurts you.
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No skimping on the dill and parsley, please, and you'll want something green on the side.
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Communication capabilities in one of the most hectic environments on earth are probably not worth skimping on.
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This keeps you from skimping on savings and "saves" you whatever amount you decide to set aside.
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In an otherwise grating speech Thursday in Brussels, Trump chastised NATO leaders for skimping on defense spending.
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For Amtrak, the latest crash has reinforced the view that the railroad may be skimping on safety.
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Countries like Italy, where youth unemployment is nearly 40 percent, are bound to keep skimping on investment.
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Skimping on sleep can lead to excessive daytime sleepiness, fatigue, clumsiness and weight gain or weight loss.
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Parrish also explained how he affords his trips — and it involves a lot of skimping and not saving.
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After years of skimping on water bottles, I got religious about my intake on my most recent trip.
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A too-heavy emulsion means breakouts and congested pores, while skimping on hydration results in tight, flaky skin.
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As Vox's Julia Belluz reported, one in four people with diabetes are skimping on or skipping lifesaving doses.
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Alzheimer's research is very expensive, but it is a bargain compared with the long-term costs of skimping.
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Skimping on the quantity of a product doesn't allow for the maximum effect of the serum or cream.
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Governments may have become complacent, abandoning needed reforms and skimping on investments in productivity-enhancing things like education.
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Firms are skimping on putting controls(here) by firms offering customers' direct access to trade, the report said.
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That creates an incentive to keep returns high for shareholders by skimping on implementation, which PG&E did repeatedly.
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Razer isn't skimping on materials, either: the base is built out of forged aluminum with a fabric / metal backplate.
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Theresa Lynch, 50, who lives in Sydney, Australia, had gotten used to skimping on the whole mascara-removal process.
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However, she hopes to "make it the best possible price for cheese fans without skimping on quality," she said.
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After all, no one has ever accused Luhrmann of skimping on the glitz, glamour, and over-the-top effects.
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"Skimping on insulin is frighteningly common," said senior study author Dr. Kasia Lipska of the Yale School of Medicine.
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Their absence will not only increase airport frustrations for travelers, but could also lead to skimping on safety precautions.
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Go: Our Frugal Traveler columnist attempted to get a taste of Prague without skimping on beer or the sights.
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Go: Our Frugal Traveler columnist tried to get a taste of Prague without skimping on beer or the sights.
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But some have flouted the rules, skimping on maintenance and forcing drivers to maintain schedules that leave them exhausted.
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Eating $0.69 ramen and skimping on $8 avocado toast isn't a bad idea ... if you're a broke college student.
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Eternally exhausted, both parents are borderline neglectful, "floating" holidays and flaking on carpools and skimping on therapy for Brick.
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If you find that you're still ravenous all the time, ask yourself if you might be inadvertently skimping on anything.
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Points to Motorola for not skimping on the hardware, even as the novelty of the Mods understandably takes center stage.
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Elkann's company, with a strong reliance on Jeeps and Dodge trucks, has been skimping on capital expenditures in this area.
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She suggests that in order to get to lower prices, Finland must be "skimping" on the care it gives women.
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The United States is skimping on the investments like education, science and infrastructure that helped make it the world's great power.
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But the effects of skimping on sleep — sleepiness, inability to concentrate, fatigue and poor decision-making — eventually caught up to Gates.
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Hard-working families have become adept at stretching their paychecks to the breaking point, skimping on necessities just to make ends meet.
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While Obama was defying Beijing with the meeting, he was skimping on honoring the man who symbolizes Tibet's fading dreams of independence.
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But skimping on sleep can have drastic effects while you're awake; being constantly exhausted is not worth what society views as success.
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But if skimping on morning eating means you're showing up "hangry" for lunch, then it's time to re-consider your breakfast strategy.
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Lucid Motors is building an all-electric, self-driving luxury car, the Air, and the fledgling automaker isn't skimping on the speed.
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Keep in mind that skimping on your liquid intake or relying on sugary drinks can take a toll on your physical performance.
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At $549, it's a breath of fresh air in a world of $1,000+ flagships, without skimping on the design language or features.
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Families are even skimping on the 250-cent packets of Parle biscuits that are a staple of India's morning milk and tea.
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Families are even skimping on the 250-cent packets of Parle biscuits that are a staple of India's morning milk and tea.
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Plus enjoy additional spa and salon services, tours, and excursions so you'll never have a dull moment — yeah, they're not skimping on anything.
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But that same billionaire skimping and paying a relatively paltry amount to a woman who doesn't want to be there and can't leave?
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Go: Our Frugal Traveler columnist tried to get a taste of Prague on $57 a day without skimping on beer or the sights.
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She had inherited a house upon the death of her father and managed without skimping on what she earned as a piano teacher.
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Put yourself out there, but before you buy everyone a round of drinks, be sure you aren't skimping on your own material needs.
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Restaurants aren't typically known for skimping on portion sizes, but one list of dishes released Monday tips the caloric scales even more than usual.
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But I can understand why they're quitting while they're ahead — it's better to go out while you're on top, rather than skimping on quality.
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Dell originally rose to prominence as a tech powerhouse by selling cheap PCs directly to customers, finding better margins by skimping on R&D.
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Meanwhile, I sunk into listlessness and hopelessness, started skimping on personal hygiene, and nurtured an angry grudge against both the fertile and gainfully employed.
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" Skimping on additional details or conflict, Buttigieg said he and Schmuhl "needed to sharpen a lot of things in the campaign, and we did.
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Yet if the costs of skimping on repairs can become tragically apparent, it is hard to spot maintenance shortfalls across the economy as a whole.
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Fortunately, you still don't have to go around for days wearing your scarlet letter just because you made the honest mistake of skimping on sunscreen.
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Olive oil, dark chocolate, and a garnish of flaky sea salt lend a hip, wellness-y sophistication to these cookies, without skimping on the chocolate.
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Routinely eating too few calories and skimping on protein or fiber can leave you feeling hungry and dissatisfied and more likely to reach for treats.
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For seniors an increase in a necessity like electrical power takes away from other expenses- and that can mean skimping on medications or domestic care.
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But Twix bars really up their game by not skimping out on the caramel, giving us a rich ribbon that oozes out with every bite.
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The patient, a 53-year-old businessman, had been putting in long hours at the office, working late into the night and skimping on sleep.
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And half reported housing insecurity, paying only part of their rent, skimping on utility bills, or sleeping on friends' couches and sometimes in their cars.
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This deprives older borrowers of information about payment plans that would allow them to meet their loan obligations without skimping on medical or dental care.
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While skimping on personnel, Trump has shelled out for some unusual expenditures, including spending more than $2000,220 on his trademark "Make America Great Again" hats.
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While skimping on personnel, Trump has shelled out for some unusual expenditures, including spending more than $420,803 on his trademark "Make America Great Again" hats.
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But critics argued that it was the government that had dropped its guard, lashing out at Interior Minister Christophe Castaner for skimping on security resources.
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At time of this writing, you can still choose from red, rose gold, silver, and black on sale, so you won't be skimping on style either.
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Getting the fluid replaced is certainly going to cost you less than replacing a transmission that's been left in the lurch by skimping on service requirements.
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Mixing bowls When you don't have a ton of space to prep and store food, it's easy to rationalize skimping on a full mixing bowl set.
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Banking and policy experts said government lending schemes had a track record of skimping on due diligence, leading to higher-than-normal levels of bad loans.
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"The life of 400 people depends on that business," he told members of the media, suggesting the club was skimping on its security to save money.
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Samsung isn't skimping when it comes to hardware, either, with Qualcomm's top-of-the-line Snapdragon 835 processor powering the phones to make them faster than ever.
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Two of the main sources of excessive hunger that I see in my clients are skimping on portion size and going too long between meals and snacks.
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Mr. Wiedefeld said it was clear to him that Metro's long-held practice of skimping on maintenance to fund operations had put the whole operation at risk.
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Neither offers as full-featured a device as the Pulse 2.0 and with an advanced recovery system like these, skimping on cost isn't always the smart decision.
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Likewise, last year, her version of "The Music Man" brought out the class disparities inherent in the story without skimping on its exhilarating portrait of American flimflam.
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More importantly, I didn't feel as though I was missing out on my vegetables or skimping on my protein — Everything felt well-balanced and thoughtfully put together.
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Kansas has tried to make up for the shortfall by repeatedly raiding the state's highway fund meant for infrastructure improvements, skimping on pension contributions, and cutting education spending.
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You may think you are justified for skimping on your gift if the couple is having a less formal wedding, already lives together or have been married before.
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Hasler, however, sheds new light on the consequences of night owls skimping on sleep during the week and then falling back into our natural rhythms for the weekend.
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The company's relationship with drivers is fraught: It refuses to classify drivers as employees, and at the same time, has been criticized for skimping on driver background checks.
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One paper on Britain by Andrew Przybylski and Netta Weinstein suggests that heavy computer and smartphone use lower adolescents' mood much less than skipping breakfast or skimping on sleep.
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Unless the LSE and DB pledge to keep their clearing-houses truly separate, with ring-fenced default funds and no skimping on margin, their tie-up should be blocked.
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That statement was reportedly challenged by three different shareholders, who each pointed out that there might be better ways to save money that didn't involve skimping on milkshake toppings.
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The country's minister of public safety is meeting with the U.S. secretary of Homeland Security on border issues, he said, adding that Canada is not skimping on border security.
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The packages are ideal for goal-oriented, luxury lovers who want a fitness-based trip in an exotic destination without skimping on the indulgences of a high-end getaway.
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You want the best treasure on the table, but skimping on damage will let adventurers stroll right in and murder you, like you run a B&B for angry mages.
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Remember, the new Skylake Intel processors have fantastic battery life, which will be important, because it appears that Samsung has cut the weight by skimping a little bit on battery.
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"I'm afraid I'm going crazy," Raúl tells his mother over the phone, when he rallies in earnest to pay off the twins' debt, working long hours and skimping on food.
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For Kim, "in" means a tighter tether to her corporate client, Mesa Verde, which entails skimping on pro bono clients, who appear to be her only source of professional satisfaction.
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Episode 5 After criticism that "Game of Thrones" was skimping on nudity equality, the show offered a close-up of an actor examining his genitals for warts (523 minutes in).
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And if I was noticing more little shoulder constellations, surely those who have embraced the season's biggest trend — off-the-shoulder tops and dresses — while skimping on SPF have been, too.
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Small importers buy craft beer on the grey market and treat it badly, skimping on the cold storage needed to keep it fresh on long journeys to Chinese bars and supermarkets.
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From Icelandic label Kalda's butter-soft leather sling-backs to Berlin-based Aeyde's intricate sculptural heels, the new crop of favorites offers comfort, sustainability, and affordability without skimping on design values.
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And though she wasn't calling it a birthday (try "Lambiversary" instead) she certainly wasn't skimping on the celebration either, enjoying fireworks, diamonds and the company of some scantily-clad male dancers.
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As PREPA and other agencies borrowed billions of dollars from international creditors (and from each other, a practice some have compared to a Ponzi scheme), the utility started skimping on maintenance.
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"I believe it's really important to save money on dining out," she acknowledged but she—and we—both advise against trying to save on eating out by skimping on the tip.
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But in an effort to demonstrate that Google was not skimping on wages, executives said at the meeting that the company had adjusted the pay of more employees than ever before.
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IF HISTORY IS ANY INDICATION Banking and policy experts said government lending schemes had a track record of skimping on due diligence, leading to higher-than-normal levels of bad loans.
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Haley jumped in to argue that the Finnish system was "skimping on a woman when it comes to childbirth," and encouraged followers to ask people there how they like their system.
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For the record, tickets in the highest part of left field are currently on sale at StubHub for $800 each -- so, it's not like Larry's skimping ... he's just being fiscally responsible ... right???
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When considering plans in Brazil, consumers should know that they'll get what they pay for, and communication capabilities in one of the most hectic environments on earth is probably not worth skimping on.
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Such increases are driving up health insurance costs and, in some cases, patients who are facing high out-of-pocket costs may be skimping on life-saving treatments because they can't afford them.
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In the race to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, lawmakers on both sides of the political aisle have been guilty of spreading erroneous statements, exaggerating the truth, and skimping on context.
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This is why we end up putting money into new projects while skimping on maintenance, even though the return on investment from simply keeping roads and bridges in good shape is usually higher.
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And Denmark has been able to get away with skimping on NATO's defence-spending target of 2% of GDP, many suspect, because it has long allowed America to operate a military base in Greenland.
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I treat the $200 for my Roth and the $500 for my savings account like I would rent or utilities — I have to set it aside every month — and that keeps me from skimping.
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I treat the money that goes into my Roth and high-yield savings account like I would rent or utilities — I have to set it aside every month — and that keeps me from skimping.
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Speaking of the actual baby shower ... sources tell us Ray J and Princess Love are hosting it this weekend in L.A. at a top-of-the-line hotel, and they're not skimping on expenses.
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Sanders argues that the current health care system benefits mainly Wall Street, insurance companies and the pharmaceutical industry, but leaves people skimping to afford their medication or falling into bankruptcy because of large bills.
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Skimping on insurance Buying insurance can feel like carrying an umbrella on a sunny day: It's annoying and seems unnecessary, but when the skies cloud over and the thunder starts, you're glad you have it.
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Without such worries, they are liable to keep doing as they have often done in recent years — skimping on military spending and international commitments in expectation that the Americans will reflexively pick up the slack.
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Although that often means skimping on sleep or pulling an all-nighter, thanks to a flexible schedule a reliable skincare routine, Rippon has found ways to make it work over the course of his career.
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And Salim Akil, as the showrunner of The CW's Black Lightning, has turned a superhero show into an examination of black masculinity and issues affecting black communities, while not skimping on the cool superhero fights.
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By 265, the average price per month rose to $22017 — and costs continue to rise, so much so that as many as one in four people with diabetes are now skimping on or skipping lifesaving doses.
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The complainants said people were taking less than needed or using expired doses, with some patients even intentionally skimping on insulin in order to get sent to the emergency room where they could get it free.
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WATCH: Pumpkin Spice Breakfast Corn Dogs Are Something You Need to Eat (Hear Us Out) Being in the first two categories—either skipping or skimping on breakfast—was associated with several risk factors for heart disease.
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This might not be the Korean double-fried chicken wings you immediately thought of, but hear us out: this pan-fried version cuts effort and time, but without skimping on any of that spicy-sweet glaze.
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But casting the movie as Marshall's story — and then skimping on Marshall himself, one of the most interesting figures in US history — winds up skewing the film in ways that end up inadvertently denigrating the subject.
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One hesitates to sound like Jeff Daniels's pompous character in "The Squid and the Whale" and categorize "Manhunt" as "minor Woo," but it's undeniable that "Manhunt" delivers first-rate cinematic technique while skimping on substantial emotional investment.
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People have also been skimping in response to the new policy, causing demand for certain basic goods to fall, which has hurt farmers and small producers and could eventually lead them to scale back on their activities.
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That's where candidates are getting the idea that Amazon is skimping on its taxes — but that number doesn't tell you Amazon's actual tax burden any more than your Apple receipt tells you the actual cost of your phone.
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Disney is certainly not skimping on Elena's promotion, including in the toy aisles, where analysts say there is an opportunity to steal market share from Dora the Explorer, the Latina preschool character that Nickelodeon introduced 16 years ago.
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It did nothing of any major significance to improve the public finances: The UK currently runs a budget deficit of £8.7 billion a month, which no amount of furniture-skimping or duck-house canceling can hope to touch.
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That means that popping probiotics or fish oil pills will not magically erase the damage done by eating junk food, skimping on sleep, forgoing exercise, or being chronically stressed, habits that can bring on or exacerbate mental health conditions.
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On the less fatal end of the spectrum, regularly skimping on sleep can lead to REM rebound; a response mechanism where your brain prioritizes REM sleep, forcing you to have it earlier and for a longer amount of time.
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If you're like us, you've spent the past few months doing the following: dressing inappropriately for the ever-fluctuating weather, ordering takeout because the bodega just seems too damn far, and skimping on workouts because of allergies and general spring malaise.
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The promotion will be limited to the first 20 mentions of "free" during each game, but that doesn't mean Chipotle is skimping out—they're planning on giving away up to $1 million worth of burritos over the course of the series.
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The first is that shareholder value is a licence for bad conduct, including skimping on investment, exorbitant pay, high leverage, silly takeovers, accounting shenanigans and a craze for share buy-backs, which are running at $600 billion a year in America.
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That pressure leads to corner-cutting of all sorts, which often includes wage theft, in the form of paying piece rates, skimping on hours, or having workers pay for their own drug tests, a process that was only recently outlawed.
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The Fenix 423S model is a followup to the excellent Fenix 242S — Garmin's model with a smaller 2799.99-inch display and 26mm watchface that targets women and anyone desiring a less obnoxious bulge on their wrist without skimping on features.
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We will soon have as commander in chief the most evasive, ignorant and puerile national politician I've ever met, and while there are many factors behind his election, I think we in the media contributed by skimping on due diligence.
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"Skimping on sleep, putting off exercise, and letting your healthy diet go out the window will wreak havoc on your health and slow down your productivity—and then you might be tempted to work longer hours to get your work done," Morin adds.
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Imagine what Nest could do with a cheaper thermostat like the new, $169 Thermostat E. Unveiled Thursday and on pre-order Friday, Thermostat E is $85 cheaper than the third generation of the Nest Learning Thermostat, without skimping too much on design or functionality.
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If you're afraid that following your hunger cues would lead you to eat "too much," and if you're skipping or skimping on meals in anticipation of eating sweets or other "fun" foods, you're setting yourself up to feel out of control with those foods.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - India faced criticism of skimping on efforts to bail out ailing state banks in the annual budget on Monday, but sparked a big rally in the shares of one state lender, IDBI Bank, by saying it would be ready to cede majority control.
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The ConceptD 24 isn't skimping on specs, either: this is basically a Acer gaming PC, minus the dragons, with a 215.6th Gen Intel Core i28 processor, up to 27GB of RAM, an RTX 25 GPU, and either 216GB or 2563TB of NVMe SSD storage.
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Lampert adopted a strategy of skimping on investment and store upgrades and instead used that money to buy back Sears stock from investors, a strategy that kept Sears stock buoyant, until the financial crisis struck and Americans preference for online commerce grew dramatically, WSJ said.
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McAleenan, who testified Thursday before the House Oversight and Reform Committee on conditions at detention centers, also used Wednesday's letter to push back on allegations that DHS agencies like Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and Border Patrol are in any way skimping on migrant care.
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This is particularly alarming because the health care math also works in reverse: One dollar spent on health care may generate many more in economic growth, but it's also true that the cost of skimping on health spending is much greater than the savings.
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Sandra Glading, director of public relations at Seamless, told me that she hopes the app has "affected tipping culture positively," but every rider I spoke to believes that tipping through the anonymous touch of a button seems to encourage skimping on the part of the customer.
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Asus isn't skimping on ports, either: there's a Thunderbolt 3 port, three USB 3.1 Type-A plugs, a USB 2.0 jack (also Type A), HDMI out and HDMI in (which makes it simple to use the Zen AiO 27 as an external display), and an Ethernet port.
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You don't necessarily want to blow $400 on that Bose pair you've been eyeing but skimping out and going for the unknown brand on Amazon will most likely bring you back in just a few months when they break down and you have to get a replacement.
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They&aposre skimping on the down paymentFor a generation that is already financially behind because of student loans, increased costs of living and relatively stagnant wages, and a lack of savings, saving the standard 259% of a home&aposs value for a down payment seems unattainable.
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FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — Jets General Manager Mike Maccagnan cautiously laid out his team's off-season plans for the first time on Thursday, skimping on the details while he tiptoed around questions about the futures of soon-to-be free agents like Muhammad Wilkerson, Damon Harrison and quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick.
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The best part is that Amazon isn't skimping on the variety of laptops either — there are nearly two dozen on sale, ranging from the ASUS TUF Thin & Light Gaming Laptop for $699 to the ASUS GX501VS-XS71 ROG Zephyrus for $1799 and lots more at price points in between.
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The Weight Watchers shareholder is testament to the idea that eating healthy does not mean skimping on her favorites, losing 42.5 pounds in 2016 (without giving up bread, of course.) For easy preparation, Winfrey suggests using a Microplane to quickly grate the garlic, which she also uses for shaving hard cheeses.
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Mark Mahaney, an analyst at RBC Capital, an investment bank, thinks that many internet companies, such as AOL and Yahoo, faltered in the past by skimping on investments to shore up their businesses while they were still thriving, and therefore does not mind seeing Alphabet invest with its future in mind.
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I still think releasing the Glanders this early was a mild mistake, but it was probably worth it for this tension-filled episode, which managed to create some incredibly moving, momentous moments (like that flashback to Elizabeth's childhood — The Americans is not skimping on those this season) even before that ending.
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"Thanksgiving this year is going to be tough enough without skimping on the gravy," Jenna says.) Sam had us over to his wonderful kitchen in Red Hook, Brooklyn, to instruct us on making that gravy (Wondra: who knew?) and talk about the rules for peace, harmony and, if you're going that route, potluck.
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And at 75 inches, the screen isn't skimping on size, making it a great option for people who love to watch movies on a screen that's as big as possible (without leaving the house.) If this sounds like the TV to bring together your home theater, swing through Amazon and order it while you can.
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I suppose that we're fixated on the right duration of sex because jokes and epithets relating to coming too soon are just easier to write than zingers pertaining to an inability to learn your partners' preferences, skimping on foreplay, an ignorance about anatomy, an inability to make partners' feel desired, or having uninspired sex.
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From skimping on federal resources to pushing to repeal the Affordable Care Act to allowing Attorney General Jeff Sessions to jump-start a war on drugs that's been failing for decades, Trump has done next to nothing to address a public health disaster that's been especially bad for many of the states that put him in office.
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No one could accuse Stephen Gaghan, who directed the movie, or Patrick Massett and John Zinman, who wrote it, of skimping on plot, but so sketchy and so rushed is the flux of incidents—including a sudden flash-forward, halfway through, to an F.B.I. interrogation—that you feel weirdly uninvolved, and ever more unsurprised by the lurches of fate.
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In chapters alternating between Ilya's life in Russia and his time in the US, Lydia Fitzpatrick's Lights All Night Long is both a mystery and a coming-of-age story that is plot-driven and engaging without ever skimping on character development or straying from the bond between Ilya and Vlad — the true core of the story.
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The three-step system, which can also be purchased à la carte, makes a point of being gentle, not by skimping on actives but by finding new ones altogether — like under-the-radar Bixa orellana seed extract for regulating oil production without drying — and pairing them with proven cutting-edge nourishing ingredients, like nano-encapsulated hemp-derived full-spectrum CBD.
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By digging into these weightier character issues without skimping on the comic relief, Waititi's topsy-turvy ride into Thor's homeworld of Asgard and the discontents it holds yields the best Thor movie in the series so far, and arguably the funniest Marvel movie in the studio's cinematic universe too (at least until the next Guardians of the Galaxy comes out).
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A widely discussed series of events there included the demand for a so-called trigger warning to students who might be upset reading "Antigone"; complaints about the ethnic integrity of the sushi in a campus dining hall; and a petition, signed by 1,300 students, calling for a semester in which the lowest possible grade was a C, so that anyone skipping classes or skimping on studies to engage in social activism wouldn't pay too steep an academic price.
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But its reputation for skimping on care has so tainted the plans that the insurers and companies resurrecting them have gone through innumerable steps to try to avoid using the term H.M.O. — only to be told, at least in one case by state regulators, that an H.M.O. must still be called an H.M.O. That's because its defining feature is the restriction placed over which doctor or hospital a patient can use, which was a primary reason so many floundered in the 1990s.
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