But analysts said financing and the project's completion remain a challenge, as cities and investors more carefully scrutinize entertainment-oriented developments.
What's more, if there is a run-off, a carefully considered first preference carries the same weight as more tepid second or even third choices.
Educating people about Guinea worm has other benefits besides preventing this specific disease, Hopkins said, such as helping people to think more carefully about the water they drink.
But he added that Sir Elton is "a man of great intelligence" and as such should have examined his business matters more carefully.
And through the years, no one activity has been more carefully planned than what movie we'll see as a family at Christmas.
"As a vertically integrated company, we have the ability to more carefully manage price reductions over time, " she says.
Hartle said this change could be seen as desirable, prompting graduate and professional school students to think more carefully about the costs of their education.
This suggests that a better way to deal with enlargement fatigue might be to keep advertising the benefits of expansion (national governments must do this, as well as the commission), and guard the credibility of the process more carefully.
They serve as a canary in the mine shaft -- tell us that we need to look more carefully at the system of maternity care.
Some chains, such as Target, an American mass-merchandiser, compete against Wal-Mart with a more carefully edited selection of goods and employ top designers for some own-label goods.
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To illustrate how things go awry, the authors offer anecdotes from their own emergency rooms, such as doctors who focused on cardiac issues for a woman who has fainted, when listening more carefully to her complaints might have quickly uncovered the real problem: a dangerous infection in her gall bladder.
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