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deliberate study

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See: care, diligence


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``We just think there needs to be a more deliberate study before we jump into something that would make it easy.
Atrocities - whether they claim Chinese students, Hutu villagers, or old Bosnian women trying to flee into the woods - should be labeled for the unspeakable evil which they are and, most importantly, should be made the subject of deliberate study in schools.
Amgen, in its testimony, also highlights the potential risks to patient care of prematurely implementing a new payment system that bundles dialysis services with separately billable dialysis drugs without proven and deliberate study and analysis, as is currently mandated.
 
 
 
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