And short-comings in care of the elderly were also highlighted.

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In all these comings and goings, the army has tried to stay in the background.

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In the comings months, the Center's research and educational efforts will begin to multiply as it focuses more attention onto this problem, which is expected to begin garnering national-level media and political attention.

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There was some meagre consolation to be had from the comings and goings lower down in government.

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It was judged to have "made perfect sense" of the comings and goings of the chinstraps in black and white.

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My favorite example in school of the short-comings of GDP (GNP then) was provided by the question what happens if a man marries his maid.

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He also attacked Britain's "celebrity society", stressing that "David and Victoria Beckham's comings and goings attract more attention than an earthquake in Algeria".

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Those who attend pension conferences year-in and year-out witness the comings and goings of firms that enthusiastically discover and subsequently become disillusioned with pension marketing.

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In fact I would say this article in itself is probably a prime example of one of the short comings of so proudly proclaiming your extraversion.

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In addition, rival agents might be able to piece together confidential talks by observing the comings and goings of producers and movie stars.

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