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Found 18 text references:
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" You'll notice she's always changing her hairstyle, pushing it toward some never-to-be-attained ideal."
Source:
KLAWANS, STUART. "Fast Times at Carver High"
Nation
268.24 June 28 1999: 31
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" Since I am not in the least afraid of losing my job, they have given way; but I know that their ideal is administration without anything external to it to administer, and that one day they will return to the fray."
Source:
Dalrymple, Theodore. "Who will rid us of these meddling managers?"
New Statesman (1996)
128.4459 Oct. 25 1999: 32
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" Stephen is now a Stephen with a difference. [5] Edward Said characterizes the Stephen of Ulysses as an author whose work is "of a never-to-be-attained future," but whose work would resemble the text of Ulysses (244)."
Source:
KING, JOHN. "Trapping the Fox You Are"
Twentieth Century Literature
45.3 Sept. 22 1999: 299
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"... the inmate's death.(253) The introduction of the market rationale to prison health care in the form of managed care has created distinct patterns of cost-cutting practices that are deliberately indifferent to the medical needs of inmates."
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Robbins, Ira P. "Managed health care in prisons as cruel and unusual punishment"
Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology
90.1 Sept. 22 1999: 195
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" Mr. Singleton warns that hospitals - which already have been rocked by managed care cost-cutting - need to prepare for inevitable payment..."
Source:
Goldreich, Samuel. "Hospital chief sticks to agenda"
Washington Times
Feb. 26 1999: 8
6.
" It is evident that students are afraid of losing a support (emotional and material), trust and eventual anger from their parents."
Source:
Lebedina-Manzoni, Marija. "To what students attribute their academic success and unsuccess"
Education
124.4 June 22 2004: 699-709
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" The shortage was not supposed to occur, and many people have asked why managed care's cost-cutting initiatives--exemplified by decreased hospital lengths of stay (LOS)--should result in a nursing shortage rather than a nursing oversupply."
Source:
SEIFERT, PATRICIA C. "The shortage"
AORN Journal
71.2 Feb. 1 2000: 310
8.
" A cost-cutting suggestion: Just ask their moms."
Source:
. "Urban League front and center; Lefty Liz; The big squeeze; By George; Family ties; Bernie's bite; Not again; Watching rugrats; Labor's bark; Campaign 1860; The Un-Hamptons"
U.S. News & World Report
126.24 June 21 1999: 9
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" For deeply troubled school systems, internal cost-cutting measures may be too late. "In a district that's losing a lot of money, you need to take aggressive cuts, so we know it's best to go ahead and outsource," she explains. "But..."
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Sturgeon, Julie. "The kindest cuts? As school districts live with the realities of maintenance cuts, more solutions--and mistakes--are finding their way into the spotlight"
District Administration
40.11 Nov. 1 2004: 45-50
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" I have learned from repeated experience that any suggestion that some rational choice theory or assumption might not be accurate often produces an emotional defensive response."
Source:
REED, STEVEN R. "What Is Rational and Why Should We Care? A Comment on Browne and Patterson"
British Journal of Political Science
30.3 July 1 2000: 538
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" It has all the smell of a cost-cutting device." While medical groups say at least Prudential and Humana have required hospitalists, neither company agrees, saying primary-care doctors can continue to manage patient care if they meet certain criteria."
Source:
Cleary, Mike. "`Hospitalist' program of HMOs fuels distrust"
Washington Times
May 5 1999: 9
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" This emphasis on scientifically measured outcomes is, at least in theory, a bulwark against arbitrary and capricious cost-cutting practices by managed care organizations."
Source:
Lewis, David C. "Rating pharmacotherapy for alcohol dependence"
Brown University Digest of Addiction Theory and Application
18.9 Sept. 1 1999: 8
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" In these circumstances, the adolescent females sought affection and attention elsewhere, often becoming emotionally dependent on boyfriends and afraid of losing them by resisting their importuning for a sexual relationship."
Source:
Caldwell, John C.,Caldwell, Pat,Caldwell, Bruce K.,Pieris, Indrani. "The construction of adolescence in a changing world: implications for sexuality, reproduction, and marriage"
Studies in Family Planning
v29.n2 June 1 1998: 137-154
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" Prior to resubmission, the author is expected to react to each suggested change by either following the suggestion (and indicating in writing where/how the change was made) or providing an objective, logical rational for how the change could compromise message accuracy or interpretation."
Source:
Doyle, Eva I.,Coggin, Claudia,Lanning, Beth. "Writing for publication in health education"
American Journal of Health Studies
19.2 Mar. 22 2004: 100-110
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" This action was stimulated by institutional cost-cutting and restructuring efforts in health care (including staff downsizing, use of unlicensed assistants, and mandatory overtime) that threatened nursing job security, status, and working conditions."
Source:
Craft, James A. "Unions and legitimacy: a review and perspective"
Journal of Labor Research
25.4 Sept. 22 2004: 667-676
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" A five-item scale (Kuhnert, Sims, & Lahey, 1989) was used to measure this variable ('I am afraid of losing my job', [alpha] = .79)."
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Wilson, Mark G.,DeJoy, David M.,Vandenberg, Robert J.,Richardson, Hettie A.,McGrath, Allison L. "Work characteristics and employee health and well-being: test of a model of healthy work organization"
Journal of Occupational and Organizational Psychology
77.4 Dec. 1 2004: 565-589
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" Right now, 1 in 5 voters tells us that they live in a household where someone is afraid of losing a job in the next 12 months."
Source:
Yin, Sandra,Witt, Louise. "2004: A Year of Portentous Change"
American Demographics
25.10 Dec. 1 2003
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"... the second time in just two years, and ATA--are bankrupt, while drastic cost-cutting programs have for now at least saved Delta, American, Continental, and Northwest."
Source:
Dobbs, Lou. "Headed for a crash landing"
U.S. News & World Report
137.20 Dec. 6 2004: 64
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