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But a nurse, apparently acting on the doctor's directive, saw yet another opportunity for extortion in an endemically corrupt healthcare system, and demanded money for blood needed to be transfused in the course of the surgery.

Explaining why reviewers in 1956, when the film was released, didn't mention race, Frankel cites Ford biographer Joseph McBride's view that Americans then were endemically racist, thus blind to the obvious.

Igarape's figures in the study "Is Tourism Haiti's Magic Bullet?" indicate that this French-speaking, endemically poor country of 9.1 million people--described as the poorest in the Americas--where daily income for 78% is less than US$2, hosts anywhere from 3,000 to 10,000 nongovermental organizations (NGOs) aiding Haitians after the quake.

For this and other reasons, the city is a sui generis domain of collective order endemically subject to political management and contestation.

Oxidative stress in response to fluoride has been observed in different types of cells and tissues experimentally exposed in vitro or in vivo, as well as in the tissues of animals and people living in endemically fluoridated areas [10-15].

The authors, who conduct their analysis through the 'lens of colonisation', argue that mainstream news media are endemically racist.

Unique strains of rotavirus occur endemically in neonates in neonatal and maternity units worldwide.

He said: "There is something endemically wrong with the service if they can't provide an ambulance in that period of time."

Plays with worse incongruities, more sentiment, "sob-stuff"'.9 That is, Pound did not see cinema as endemically unable to prove itself the superior of theatre, and even those contemporaries, modernists included, who saw cinema as potentially capable of artistic status tended to employ the idea of an art which no-one yet knows how to use.

Following this and Australia's opposition to the anti-Israel Yugoslav resolution calling on Israel to withdraw unconditionally to its positions before 5 June, Israel's representative at the UN, Abba Ebban, described the Australian officials as "endemically pro-Israel" (Reich 2002: 114).