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``What I am surprised at is so far we've had no substantiative dialogue about the resolution. While corporate management despairs of any substantiative change for the better in government policy, one has to wonder where their shareholders and boards of directors were when the major banks destroyed trillions of yen of market capitalization and the major debt-ridden retailers and construction firms drove the price of their stock from the thousands of yen to essentially "penny stock" levels. Henry recommended to physical therapists, "Before conclusively changing clinical education, it appears necessary to investigate more substantiative data about the feasibility and effectiveness of different student-instructor ratios on student learning and instructor time. |
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