But " The Third Man " has a particularly magnetic brand of self-loathing as well, about the functioning cynicism of Europe as well as the inefficacy of Americans, and of novelists for that matter.
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According to the " Encyclop�dia Perthensis ", " Thus, from personal experience of the inefficacy of the former medical practice in the gout, he was led to review the whole old system of medicine ."
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It has been recommended that at the moment oral treatments should be mainly offered in those cases where patients do not use existing treatments due to needle phobia or other reasons such as perceived inefficacy of interferons and glatiramer acetate.
34.
The resulting case Bell-Booth Group Ltd v Attorney-General reviewed evidence provided by the Ministry of Agriculture established that Maxicrop did not materially improve the growth of plants and supported Dr . Edmeades'claims of inefficacy.
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A recent commentary in the China Youth Daily voiced some of the frustration with the inefficacy of the congresses : " In places where they lie and cheat and waste the people's money, the work report passes.
36.
AMID the desperation for a solution to convert lethal driving into a safe one, many seem to believe that the blame for the disastrous rise in road accidents and fatalities during the festive period lies in the inefficacy of the Ops Statik.
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In a speech before the Foreign Correspondent's Club of Hong Kong last Friday, Espiritu noted local businessmen and foreign investors were disheartened by the perceived inefficacy and lack of sincerity of government in dealing with the basic problems of the economy.
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In 1811, the French musicologist Alexandre-�tienne Choron, as part of a conservative backlash following the liberal Catholic orders'inefficacy during the French Revolution, called for returning to the " purer " Gregorian chant of Rome over French corruptions.
39.
The campaign is described by Donald Klein in the Encyclopedia Americana 2007 ( Grolier Online ), as a " nearly complete failure . " Mao's dissatisfaction over this program's inefficacy set the stage for the Cultural Revolution ( 1966-1976 ).
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However, the well-known and widely accepted aggregate production function described by Sargent and Wallace also provides leeway for the white-noise shocks independent of price expectations resulting in the accidental nature of equilibrium and in the inefficacy of countercyclical efforts of monetary policy.
