| 1. | "
Kramer's lesson regarding Marbury is an important one, because
it cautions us to avoid the twin pratfalls of unduly worshiping
Marshall's decision and of disregarding it as an insignificant
trifle."
| Source: | Williams, Norman R. "The People Themselves: Popular Constitutionalism and Judicial Review" Stanford Law Review 57.1 Oct. 1 2004: 257-293
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| 2. | "
Although bacterial vaginosis is not a classic STI in that a specific
microbial precipitant has not been identified, among heterosexual women,
report of a new male sex partner and unprotected intercourse are
frequently associated (20)."
| Source: | Marrazzo, Jeanne M. "Barriers to infectious disease care among lesbians" Emerging Infectious Diseases 10.11 Nov. 1 2004: 1974-1979
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| 3. | " Finally, a study of the precipitants of relapse among
African American males indicated that difficulties with housing, income,
and employment precipitated both psychic distress and relapse to
substance use among..."
| Source: | Rounds-Bryant, Jennifer L.,Motivans, Mark A.,Pelissier, Bernadette M.M. "Correlates of drug treatment outcomes for African American and white male federal prisoners: results from the TRIAD study" American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse 30.3 Aug. 1 2004: 495-515
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| 4. | " Other known precipitants include
dehydration, acidosis, and hypoxemia, which promote sickling of cells.
(1,2) Hassel (2) described seventeen cases of sickle cell anemia
associated..."
| Source: | Nguyen, Hien,Le, Connie. "Multi-organ failure associated with acute parvovirus infection and exercise in a patient with sickle beta thalassemia" Southern Medical Journal 97.11 Nov. 1 2004: 1139-1141
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| 5. | "
As we wrote, the results of tests for myocardial infarction as the
precipitant of the fall were negative; so was in-hospital cardiac
monitoring for arrhythmia."
| Source: | Schneiderman, Henry,Esstman, Elizabeth,Baker, Dorothy,Gottschalk, Margaret. "Sorting out the complexities of an elderly woman's fall" Consultant 44.12 Oct. 1 2004: 1476-1478
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| 6. | "... or GPs do. They cited patients'
psychiatric and drug and alcohol history and patients'
relatives' dissatisfaction with care given, long waiting time, and
staff shortages as being the main precipitants of this violence."
| Source: | Alexander, Christian,Fraser, John. "Occupational violence in an Australian healthcare setting: implications for managers" Journal of Healthcare Management 49.6 Nov. 1 2004: 377-393
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| 7. | " The combined effects of normal aging,
malnutrition, and specific social, physical, and psychological
precipitants can present both a diagnostic and therapeutic challenge."
| Source: | Okulicz, Jason F.,Kruger, Robert M. "Failure to thrive, a geriatric syndrome" Southern Medical Journal 97.10 Oct. 1 2004: 17-19
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| 8. | "
Avoiding Type I and Type II errors (making generic the specific, and
vice versa) requires of the therapist both knowledge of generic traits
and enough caution and respect to realize his or her..."
| Source: | Sluzki, Carlos E. "House taken over by ghosts: culture, migration, and the developmental cycle of a Moroccan family invaded by hallucinations" Families, Systems & Health 22.3 Sept. 22 2004: 321-338
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| 9. | "... vice president of husbandry for the
aquarium. "We're hopeful that the slow and systematic approach
we've taken can succeed where past attempts have not."
But, he cautioned, "We still have to see how she does in the
exhibit, and she has to feed."
| Source: | . "Monterey Bay Aquarium Puts Young White Shark in Million-Gallon Outer Bay Exhibit" AScribe Science News Service Sept. 15 2004
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| 10. | " In addition, the intellect
in the barrel can be obscured by the loudness of the imprudence that
tries to speak for the entire barrel."
| Source: | Joseph, Timothy W. "Utilitarian Decisions in the Environmental Health Sciences" Journal of Environmental Health 62.3 Oct. 1 1999: 22
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| 11. | "
Realizing the commercial imprudence of pricing the Accord out of
its market, Honda did the reasonable thing and chose to install
automatic seat belts - the same decision taken by most other automakers
at the time."
| Source: | Peters, Eric. "Retroactive air bags" Washington Times Sept. 24 1999: 17
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| 12. | "... New Yorker.
"Over all, the performance provided an invaluable if somewhat
unintentional demonstration of just what the nation might expect from a
McCain presidency: great courage and high-wire imprudence."
| Source: | Pierce, Greg. "INSIDE POLITICS" Washington Times Mar. 6 2000: 7
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| 13. | "... of
abolition that would not cause any of those "punishments of
imprudence" with which he had threatened the poor in the first of
edition of 1798 (Malthus 1826b: 573, 572)."
| Source: | Jensen, Hans E. "The Development of T.R. Malthus's Institutionalist Approach to the Cure of Poverty: From Punishment of the Poor to Investment in Their Human Capital" Review of Social Economy 57.4 Dec. 1 1999: 450
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| 14. | "... beaten by the police in Sofia, only
because they had the imprudence to preach in a block of flats inhabited
mainly by police officers."
| Source: | Cohen, Emil,Kanev, Krassimir. "RELIGIOUS FREEDOM IN BULGARIA" Journal of Ecumenical Studies Jan. 1 1999: 243
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| 15. | " History was to expose
the imprudence of this papal edict during a period when bubonic plague
was rampant (and transferred by fleas from rats to humans)."
| Source: | Smith, Nicholas. "The Howl and the Pussy: Feral Cats and Wild Dogs in the Australian Imagination" Australian Journal of Anthropology 10.3 Dec. 1 1999: 288
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| 16. | " These
disasters were celebrated in England for their displays of chivalry in
extremis, the attractive, manly imprudence and amateurism which, to the
disenchanted and postimperial eye, were largely responsible for bringing
them about."
| Source: | Murtaugh, Daniel M. "Master Georgie" Commonweal 125.19 Nov. 6 1998: 26-27
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| 17. | " Christian charity - if, indeed, it
was that - does not commend such political imprudence."
| Source: | Finn, James. "The Secretary of State Who Created the Modern World" Commonweal 125.n18 Oct. 23 1998: 22-25
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| 18. | " Failure to meet these guidelines
constitutes irrationality or imprudence on the part of the agent, but,
"A human action ceases to be only..."
| Source: | Sanford, Jonathan J. "Gomez-Lobo, Alfonso. Morality and the Human Goods: an Introduction to Natural Law Ethics" Review of Metaphysics 57.2 Dec. 1 2003: 406-408
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| 19. | "
Asked about the imprudence of Mickelson's 11th-hour club
switch (for a reported $10million) and his difficulty adapting to
Tiger's Nike ball in the foursomes, Sutton verbally scorched his
left-handed star.
"It's not going to cause us any grief in the morning,
because..."
| Source: | . "Euro-thrashed; Woods-Mickelson top U.S. flop" Washington Times Sept. 18 2004: 01
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| 20. | " The paths of thought are laid out in advance:
"[Philosophy] distrusts any unconsidered gesture, as if the
lucidity of old age should repair all the imprudences of youth."
| Source: | Davis, Colin. "Backward, Forward, Homeward: Encounters in Ithaca with Kant and Diderot" Eighteenth Century: Theory and Interpretation 40.3 Sept. 22 1999: 219-233
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| 21. | "... NCD's firm conclusion is that chronic
underfunding and understaffing of responsible agencies, undue caution
and the absence of a coherent strategy have undermined federal
enforcement of ADA in its first decade," said Marca Bristo, the
council's chairwoman."
| Source: | Smith, Jessica. "Strategy needed for disabled" Washington Times June 28 2000: 4
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| 22. | " Love was the only legitimate reason for marriage. "I
would rather a young lady should be guilty of this imprudence
[elopement], if she sincerely loves her companion,..."
| Source: | Berend, Zsuzsa. ""THE BEST OR NONE!" SPINSTERHOOD IN NINETEENTH-CENTURY NEW ENGLAND" Journal of Social History 33.4 June 22 2000: 935
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| 23. | " This
latter approach is in line with that of Peter Mair who cautions against
an undue emphasis on the electoral dimension."
| Source: | Arter, David. "Party system change in Scandinavia since 1970: 'restricted change' or 'general change'?" West European Politics 22.3 July 1 1999: 139-160
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| 24. | " The imprudence of this position at a rime of rapid party
growth was demonstrated by repeated backbench revolts, culminating in
his overthrow after Peelites and Whigs had repealed the Corn Laws in
1846."
| Source: | DUFFY, IAN. "Sir Robert Peel" History: Review of New Books 27.4 June 22 1999: 161
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| 25. | "
The misadventure of losing one's shadow by imprudence is
documented by literature as well as anthropology."
| Source: | SMITH, GROVER. "T. S. Eliot and the Fragmented Selves: From "Suppressed Complex" to Sweeney Agonistes" Philological Quarterly 77.4 Sept. 22 1998: 417
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