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Real estate investors are increasing the number of assets in markets like Southern California because the belief is that the market can withstand a downturn due to its fractionalized economy and lack of new construction. With three-plus locations that evolved over time to accommodate newer technologies and additional services, such as genetic counseling, care in the MFM division was fractionalized. Coupled with the fact that the ruling parties themselves were highly fractionalized, this institutional arrangement enervated the authority of the executive within the state and rendered prime ministers vulnerable to the problem of the lame duck. |
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